Kate Berlant is bringing her absurdist, improv-leaning comedy to Australia for the very first time.

Macquarie Dictionary’s choice just about sums up how we’re all feeling. 

Michael Coppel has fronted the music inquiry in Canberra and offered a rare insight into one of the promoter and ticketing giant’s most controversial practices.

On the Pulitzer-winning rapper’s surprise new album GNX, Drake doesn’t even rate a mention.

They’re crying together in interviews, embracing each other on red carpets, and holding each other’s fingernails. Is this the new normal for movie promotion?

Do They Know It’s Christmas? helped my generation construct a compassionate worldview but the music my kids listen to seems devoid of any warriors for justice.

Apple Cider Vinegar interrogates the troubling side of wellness influencer culture.

One Day in September imagines the world of a footballer grappling with coming out.

Newtown School of Arts is to get two new intimate theatres – and the plan could be a model for reviving more than 100 schools of arts across the state.

Our reviewers give their verdict on the latest shows around town.

She’s one of Australia’s most admired film critics but which movies does she adore, and why?

Maxie Oliver, like the other four contestants at this underattended competition, was roped in to compete last minute. He politely asked the internet not to bully him.

A California judge ruled Wilson’s accusations were not “matters of public interest” but rather “a private business dispute”.

This time next week, I’ll be a man of leisure. One who golfs, and reads the Odyssey.

It was a query from an editor that made me reconsider everything.

The ABC journalist is adjusting to a slower pace of life, as she catches up with the human and canine stars of the TV hit.

The Sydney artist’s alt-rock debut is one of the most anticipated releases of the year. But a lot had to happen to get here.

From concerts, movies and markets to music, carols and dazzling Christmas lights, Sydney has plenty on offer to ring in the festive season.

Songwriters Abigail Barlow and Emily Bear are the first of their kind to create a Disney soundtrack.

In 1954, surrealist Rene Magritte painted four variations of an intriguing work bringing together night and day. One just sold for a record-breaking price, the other is on rare show in Australia.

The acclaimed writer spent a season watching her grandson play football. The result is a story of love in the face of time’s passing.

How to Make Gravy is co-written by actor-musician Meg Washington and her filmmaker husband Nick Waterman.

The ticketing company has given evidence in a parliamentary inquiry, arguing against the federal government’s proposed ban on dynamic pricing.

Bringing the Paul Kelly classic song to screen.

From a Christmas Carol to the Nutcracker, Carols in the Domain and Home Alone, there’s something in the stocking for everyone.