Abbott Elementary is a critical success and a joyous sitcom in the tradition of The Office and Parks and Recreation.

In the 1970s, the Sunbury festival celebrated rock music and youthful indulgence. On the weekend, the crowd returned. This time their clothes stayed on.

Alisha Oxley’s partner, ARIA-nominated musician Dennis Dowlut, allegedly disappeared with their two young children in the early hours of Thursday morning.

Cruel Intentions: the ’90s Musical is an unashamedly tongue-in-cheek take on the sassy, sexy 1999 film starring Sarah Michelle Gellar and Selma Blair.

I made my flower bed, I’ll lie in it.

What did we learn about the future of one of Australia’s most beloved TV families? Could a Bluey film be on the horizon?

Throughout the Eras Tour, Swift has used her song 22 as an opportunity to gift a hat to a member of the crowd. We crunched the numbers on how they are chosen.

The star of Mad Men and The Handmaid’s Tale upends what you think you know about spy thrillers in new series The Veil.

A handful of very lucky Taylor Swift fans were given another chance to see the superstar live as last-minute tickets went on sale.

A presence on Australian TV screens for decades, Sally-Anne Upton’s latest role is in the supernatural adventure series Crazy Fun Park.

The director of the Academy Award-winning Son of Saul has become the latest Hollywood voice criticising director Jonathan Glazer’s acceptance speech about Gaza.

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

Our critics give their take on the latest shows around town.

The British electronic duo stage a classic show in Sydney.

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.

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

‘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.

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

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

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

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

Brush and Bubbles, ArtBar, Champainting, Canvas and Cabernet, Picasso and Piss, Botticelli and Booze - they’re popping up everywhere.

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

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

Krystle Wright stars in a new National Geographic documentary about the life and work of people who travel the world capturing nature.