As confusion reigned, three members of one of the South Pacific's last traditional tribes just enjoyed the show.

Council decision to include the Triffid in entertainment precinct is music to the ears of the venue's owner, former Powderfinger bassist John Collins.

The country's leading documentary festival will reflect "a genuine outpouring of grief".

In a cameo on Stephen Colbert's Late Show, the former Daily Show host called on the press to "stop whining" and hold Trump accountable.

Iconic Australian children's author Mem Fox has spoken out about her terrifying ordeal during her most recent visit to the United States.

An effervescent blend of workplace soap, rom-com and coming-of-age story.

Hollywood's notoriously slow response times mean that we can expect to see a good many films this year made in confident anticipation of the Hillary era.

Adele may have broken the record for singing in front of the biggest crowd ever to attend at concert in Western Australia's history, but she will have to share the honour with a little known Perth drag queen.

Adele humbled by adoring crowd of 65,000 in first Australian show.

Bachelorette runner-up Matty Johnson has reportedly been taken to a secret location ahead of a possible second shot at finding love on national television.

Do all Germans stand condemned for the rise of the Nazis or just those who actively supported them?

Shows sold out in minutes, scalpers jumped in immediately, but the band believes it can undermine some of the profiteering with extra shows and new conditions.

Tonight's episode of Girls dissected an incident with which most women would be familiar.

Carson Kressley only admitted to his parents he was gay when Queer Eye For The Straight Guy was due to come out on television, he told his I'm A Celebrity campmates.

A Planet Earth II scene of a female snow leopard being 'raped' was not aired but implied during Channel Nine's screening of the never-seen-before footage, which caused controversy in the UK.

The MA 15+ rating looks odd given how difficult the violence is to stomach.

It's described as a telephone call of a lifetime: that moment when an unsuspecting writer receives the ground-shaking news that they have won one of the world's richest prizes for literature.

In perhaps one of the more bizarre feats of activism to ever cross the music industry, anti-animal cruelty organisation is calling on iconic Aussie rockers Hunters & Collectors to change the band's name. 

If it's not Baroque, don't fix it.

It's all-eyes-on-me as one of our most admired performers takes to the stage as Shakespeare's Plantagenet bad boy.