News & Views Kim Kardashian’s powerful words to armed robbers: ‘I forgive you’ Kim Kardashian faced her alleged attackers for the first time while giving evidence in the long-anticipated case.
News & Views Amber Heard celebrates solo parenting with birth of twins Amber Heard is celebrating the birth of her twins, after sharing the news on her Instagram on Mother’s Day.
News & Views Misunderstood & misrepresented: these international students are taking their stories back Phoenix shares real stories of international students in Australia, showing truth, strength, and the need for change.
News & Views Cate Blanchett says she is ‘serious’ about giving up acting Hollywood A-lister Cate Blanchett has announced she has plans of “giving up” acting to pursue other things “with [her] life”.
Screen Snow White producer’s son blames Rachel Zegler for film’s box office flop in online rant A Snow White producer’s son, Jonah Platt has blamed Rachel Zegler for the film’s box office flop in an online rant.
News & Views Controlling behaviours and redemption arcs: How MAFS sends the wrong message on domestic violence Married at First Sight contributes to a narrative that domestic violence and controlling behaviours are understandable and justifiable.
Partner Content How to “White Lotus” your life (sans murder)—even when you’re too busy to function Let’s be real, escaping to a luxury resort to plot revenge in a designer wardrobe isn’t happening anytime soon, but we can White Lotus our lives in small ways that make a difference.
Screen SBS’s new docu-series explores the historical shifts of our Australian identity Beloved journalist Jan Fran’s new tv series, Australia: An Unofficial History, is exploring Australia’s seismic, social and political shifts.
News & Views ‘What beauty she has left us’: Iconic soul and R&B singer Roberta Flack has died, aged 88 Legendary singer songwriter Roberta Flack, who sung hits including “Killing Me Softly With His Song” has died, aged 88.
News & Views Why Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy is the best sequel yet “Bridget Jones: Mad about the Boy”, is the best sequel yet. It’s tender and poignant, filled with delicious eye candy and hilarious moments.
News & Views Critics have dismissed Disclaimer, but it shares uncomfortable truths about misogyny While critics have dismissed Disclaimer as implausible, its moral and ethical provocations are deeply relevant.
News & Views Timely, heartbreaking: The Belle Gibson Netflix series is about much more than faking cancer It is a necessary series for our time. More about cancer than faking cancer, and a warning on the dangers of attention-seekers.
