For the first time, the great Colombian novelist has a woman as the central protagonist of one of his novels.

From an existentially challenging joke about bin bags to the Norwegian clown who won Britain’s Got Talent, here are our latest reviews.

TV Week editor Thomas Woodgate was one staffer offered a voluntary redundancy.

In Irreverent, Chicago Med’s Colin Donnell plays an American criminal hiding behind a reverend’s collar in tropical Queensland

It takes a very brave actor to play a man as irredeemable as the late Jimmy Savile, but Steve Coogan is up to the task.

Police user pay charges are up to 12 times more expensive for NSW-based festivals than in Victoria, state parliament has heard.

With a highly physical heist that winks to a real-life theft and some prodigious physical skill on show, these two new circus performances delight and enchant.

‘Gluttony: A Play in Three Courses’ offers an immersive performance as part of Melbourne’s Food & Wine Festival. Don’t worry, your only participation requirement is enjoying the food.

The iconic festival gave us the return of No Doubt, a surprise duet from Billie Eilish and Lana Del Rey and an on-stage spray courtesy of Blur frontman Damon Albarn.

Songs, pins and testing the cardboard beds: athletes are having a lot of fun behind the scenes in Paris.

Sydney lost its collective nonna on Wednesday, following the death of Giovanna Toppi, the Italian immigrant who built a culinary empire and helped change the way this city ate.

Books editor Jason Steger shares his top picks for novels to get you through the chilly winter weeks.

The Deb is a new comedy musical backed by Rebel Wilson, who plans to turn it into a feature film.

The behemoth cooking show has a new group of judges, and they’re reminders of the program’s core values.

This wrap of shows around Melbourne includes a thrilling play about footy and racism; the Jonas Brothers’ play Rod Laver Arena on first-ever Australian tour, Fred again..’s instant arena tour; and two comedies: one about two super-Karens meeting for their weekly lunch, and another about two youn...

The not-for-profit theatre says it cannot afford to continue making work.

If you want the Break My Soul singer to perform at your function you better be prepared to break the bank.

Documentary makers are increasingly concerned about the cost of accessing the ABC’s archive and the impact that will have on telling Australian stories.

The pop star’s slick new album addresses her recent tabloid drama head on.

The Pandemonium rock festival was supposed to feature Alice Cooper and Blondie, but reports it has been cancelled have left ticket-holders confused.