Arts, Culture and Entertainment

Adelaide-born Michelle Pearson will perform her new show Skinny at the Adelaide Cabaret Festival with a powerful message about the dangers of unhealthy body image.

In 1963, the world's musical landscape was changing, thanks to four young men from Liverpool. And one meeting in July that year made sure that Australia would not be left out.

A fisherman in Burma, a winery in France, and a wedding party in China are among the winning shots in this year's Food Photography Awards.

From Bluey and Lord of the Rings to Jurassic Park and West Side Story, music for the screen dominated the ABC Classic 100 countdown, where we asked for your favourite pieces that make you feel good.

Dr Claire Bailey Mosley says her husband did an incredible climb, took the wrong route and collapsed before his death.

From bullied schoolboy to Hollywood hopeful, this is how Quaden Bayles triumphed over the trolls and followed his dreams. 

The Greek coast guard moves the body of television doctor Michael Mosley, after it was found on the island of Symi, where the 67-year-old was holidaying with his wife. 

Beethoven's 'Ode To Joy' has topped the Classic 100: Feel Good poll, but music for the screen stole the show with 25 pieces for the screen making the top 100.

Groundbreaking research has shown that art could help improve health and wellbeing in the bush.

Visitors will soon be able to ride the Plantation Train again, which once carried then-Prince Charles and Princess Diana around the grounds.

Robyn Davidson and Sophie Matterson trekked through Australia, each with a caravan of wild camels, 30 years apart. Now they return to the outback to create new tracks. 

Anyone But You might have elevated Glen Powell to name-brand status with your mum and her friends, but Hit Man is his most defining achievement (so far).

Courtesy of film, social media and video games, classical music is reaching audiences it never has before. The ABC Classic 100 has been charting the change.

Summer Game Fest reveals what's next in gaming, including new Batman and Harry Potter games. See how the show unfolded in our blog.

Laura Jones has won the 2024 Archibald Prize for her portrait of Tim Winton.

From Texan barn to the big time, Khruangbin talk cats, wigs, memes, and the making of their lush fourth album A La Sala.    

Rhys Nicholson, Cameron James, Geraldine Quinn, Wil Anderson and Nath Valvo unpack why Australian comedy is making an unexpected turn towards the earnest.

Get ready for a wild combination of fashion, music, and pop culture — because the iconic Jean Paul Gaultier is bringing his Fashion Freak Show to the Brisbane Festival.

The fourth instalment in this nearly 30-year-old franchise behaves as though the heady days of 90s action movies had never ended.

It took Michelangelo four years to paint the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel — the same length of time for Brendan Penzer to collect enough cans to create his own masterpiece.

The bold prints and scenes of ukiyo-e, the art form which rose to prominence in 17th and 18th century Japan, have left an indelible mark on Australian art.

Actor Christina Applegate has opened up on a podcast about feeling down as a result of what she has to deal with day-to-day as someone living with Multiple Sclerosis.

You're not dreamin'... that's Stephen Curry on the News Breakfast couch talking short films, The Castle's legacy, and digging holes.

Chanaaz Mangroe, who performed under the stage name Channii Monroe, alleges The-Dream coerced her into an abusive relationship that lasted more than a year.

Ishana Shayamalan grew up on the sets of her father's films, now she's stepping out on her own with dark, fairytale thriller The Watchers.