Thomas Mitchell

Designed to be a dimly lit place where sad people can eat alone together, the food court is being turned into something it is not by our relentless desire for everything to be fancy.

Filming season two of documentary series Limitless, Chris Hemsworth was plagued by an all-too-familiar fear.

Filming season two of documentary series Limitless, Chris Hemsworth was plagued by an all-too-familiar fear.

Paul Kelly has published a death notice in The Age newspaper for Joe, the fictional hero of his track, How To Make Gravy, prompting speculation a follow-up to the hit 1996 song may be on its way. 

The track beat out The Nosebleed Section by Hilltop Hoods and Untouched by the Veronicas, which placed second and third, respectively.

Recent history suggests that the Gold Logie winner typically comes from the network that broadcasts the Logies, which is excellent news for Channel Seven and Lynne McGranger.

A right-wing culture war erupted when director James Gunn described the Man of Steel as an “immigrant.” But in the battle of the box office, Superman is a clear winner.

Twenty years after saying sorry to Oprah for fabricating parts of his bestselling book, the writer of A Million Little Pieces makes an unapologetic return.

Brothers Reg Mombassa and Peter O’Doherty are full of existential angst, but they’re still determined to make happy music about sad subjects.

The death of the Liverpool star Diogo Jota in a car accident is the latest in a long line of tragic events in the Premier League club’s history.