At 86, British comedy legend John Cleese says he's shocked both he and the Monty Python films are still going strong as he embarks on a UK tour.
Casey Cooper-Fiske
Textile art has drawn a long thread through Ruth Halbert’s life, from learning to knit on a sheep farm to restoring historic looms and weaving tributes to immigrant lives lost in Australian detention centres.
Jacki Elezovich
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Sutton Foster has shared an emotional confession as scrutiny surrounding her relationship with Hugh Jackman continues.
Madeline Cove
Work by law enforcement agencies is “ongoing” after a second round of women and children linked to ISIS fighters arrived back in Australia, a hearing has been told.
Ria Pandey and Nathan Schmidt
WA Academy of Performing Arts graduate Sonya Suares has returned to her alma mater to direct the current cohort of third-year music theatre students in Stephen Sondheim’s Tony award-winning show Company.
Tanya MacNaughton
Hundreds of music lovers flocked to Albany Town Hall as the Festival of Dusk delivered an energetic night with a sold-out crowd packing the venue on May 16.
Amy Towers
The Rebel Yell singer has received a lifetime achievement accolade to a standing ovation at the American Music Awards in Las Vegas.
Nick Lester
‘She was universally adored.’
Kellie Balaam
TwoSet Violin launch the Oceania leg of their Sacrilegious Games World Tour in Perth.
David Cusworth
KPop band BTS has edged out homegrown superstars to win artist of the year and song of the summer at the fan-voted American Music Awards.
Lisa Richwine
Sonny Rollins, the tenor saxophonist and restless genius whose bold, distinctive tone kept him on the cutting edge of jazz for more than 50 years, has died.
William Schomberg
Paul McCartney has reflected on the time when he and his Beatles bandmates, spent an evening with Elvis Presley at his LA home.
Carla Feric
Grab the heated blankie and pop the kettle on. From highly anticipated local comedies to the final service of The Bear, these are the best new shows heading to your screen this month.
Clare Rigden
The Euphoria TV series killed off one of its stars, but Australian actor Jacob Elordi has described his character's brutal on-screen death "a cool way to go".
Laura Harding
Peter Watson launched his memoir on Wednesday night and reflected on some of his finest moments from a career that has stretched both Olympics-level athletics and politics with his trademark wit and candour.
After nearly seven years away from the big screen, a new Star Wars movie is drawing healthy - but not record-breaking - crowds to global theatres.
Top films are more likely to have a man named Chris or a talking animal in the lead role than a woman over 60, a new analysis shows.
Aine Fox
Tom Hardy has long had a reputation for being a challenging colleague. This time, his antics have cost him his job.
Wenlei Ma
The revelation has divided fans, as the band announces major news of its own.
Zach Margolius
Barnaby Joyce has unleashed on Labor in a live television spray, branding its defence of income tax cuts and CGT reform as “crazy”.
Ria Pandey
The hit US drama that has captured the hearts of millions of Aussies and become the most streamed show on 7plus in history is returning for a new season.
Caitlin Vinci
The best satires cut deep but new WA comedy Birthright’s take on the housing crisis and intergenerational wealth is so topical it cuts all the way to the bone.
Ben O'Shea
