Should Until August, which the great Colombian novelist didn’t want published, have seen the light of day?

The producers wanted Steve McQueen-grade movie charm. Australian-born actor Hoa Xuande delivered it.

A properly funded - and protected - national gallery really shouldn’t even be up for debate. We must fix the National Gallery of Australia.

In the six-part drama After the Party, Phil could be seen as an opportunistic manipulator, or as an innocent man demonised by his unhinged ex-wife Penny.

Film’s message blunted by mystical ideas around carbon.

The 10-part series The Offer dramatises the making of 1972’s The Godfather. It’s a ripping yarn about Hollywood and the Mafia, but should we trust its version of a pivotal moment of film history?

When James Nesbitt walks into frame in this grey British police show, he’s a far cry from the mercurial Adam of the influential relationship drama Cold Feet.

The investigative reporter pulls back the curtain on crime, the media and policing in her compelling first novel, Pheasants Nest.

I see spoilers. And I love them.

Our critics give their verdicts on the biggest shows around town.

Almost one year since the termination of her conservatorship, the pop icon has contributed vocals to a joyful dance version of the 1971 ballad Tiny Dancer.

The best dramas in life are often the ones that happen off-stage, which is precisely what is happening right now on, of all places, Broadway.

Simon Shuster’s biography of the Ukrainian president is informed by the time he spent covering his story long before the Russian invasion.

After years of heartbreak, the former Australian Idol winner set her search to “women only” and met her new partner.

This wrap of shows around Melbourne includes Rent at the State Theatre, The Crying Room: Exhumed, Greentea Peng, Cuddle, and Queens of the Stone Age.

After some disastrous New Year’s Eve telecasts, the ABC managed to successfully tap-dance its way into 2023.

Megan Herbert has been crowned Australian political cartoonist of the year for her work, which appears regularly in this masthead.

There are few other things I can think of that have endured without alteration.

OG Ghostbusters Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd and Ernie Hudson return, but the new, younger cast pushes the franchise into relevance.

How this movie got a release on the big screen is a mystery.

A Melbourne super-fan of risque 1970s soap Number 96 interviewed more than 50 cast and crew for new book.

Life's complicated. Luckily Dectectorists' Andy and Lance have each other.

Heather Morris’ book was an enormous success, but was mired in a controversy about accuracy. The series based on it doesn’t shy way from that.

The Afternoons presenter shared his diagnosis with listeners on Thursday.

Promising young director Matt Sobel earned respect with his first feature, so why did he want to remake this Austrian horror?