Paul Donoughue

Some festivals are pushing ahead with dates for later this year, despite uncertainty around how to safely mingle once public gathering laws are eased and what the spread of the virus will look like in the second half of 2020.

While Hollywood shows have done one-off iso-specials, the ABC's Retrograde becomes possibly the first scripted TV series to air that has the reality of lockdown baked into its premise.

Why Cave and Co decided to release an album obsessed with the darkest aspects of human behaviour — and how that work stands up today.

We’ve analysed the pilot episode’s of Seinfeld, the OC and Veep to see how they’ve aged, to search for bonus nuggets, and to see how representative they are of the rest of the show. Here’s how they stacked up over the years.

Bluesfest made clear just how long and treacherous the road back to normality will be.

Interviews with more than a dozen artists, managers, agents and others paint a picture of an Australian music industry grieving over what has been lost.

In pop music, the line between inspiration and rip-off is blurry. But the story of Olivia Rodrigo’s alleged plagiarism says as much about the music biz as anything else.

We’ve gone from a 78 made from the faeces of a rare beetle to a bop that lives in the cloud.

Midnight Oil’s former manager Zev Eizik booked the singer’s first Australian tour in the 1970s. It didn’t start off well.

Peno was the charismatic leader of the band, who were underground favourites in the 1980s and 90s and were nominated for three ARIA awards.