Osman Faruqi

Helen Mirren, Charlize Theron and Brie Larson unpack how incredible action, diversity and family are the secret to the explosive success of Fast & Furious franchise.

For those of us without white skin, working at the ABC sometimes felt like entering the belly of the beast.

ABC employees across the country rallied to support Stan Grant after he announced he was standing down as host of Q+A due to the racist abuse he regularly experiences.

The broadcaster’s exit from the ABC has forced an internal reckoning. Now other ABC journalists are sharing their experiences of racism and demanding change.

William Walkley founded Ampol and established the Walkley Awards for journalism. He also argued in favour of keeping Australia a “white man’s country”.

Even Delta Goodrem has a better case for getting into the ARIA Hall of Fame than Jet – a derivative band with only one hit album to their name.

A collective of black models will boycott Melbourne Fashion Week this year, citing multiple experiences of racism across the industry.

Perry’s last post on Instagram five days before his death included a photograph of him sitting in a pool or jacuzzi at night.

A meeting of more than 200 ABC staff has heard complaints from across the newsroom about the way the public broadcaster has covered Israel’s war against Hamas.

Mass resignations, boardroom turmoil and angry donors are some of the ways the Israel-Hamas war is filtering down into Australia’s high-powered arts world.