Television
Hip Hop-eration
The message might be familiar, but this real-life look at an elderly hip hop dance group is buoyed by an…
Sydney Film Festival: turns State Theatre into a daytime colony
The Sydney Film Festival is refining its membership offers for 2015, going back to the past and building new shiny…
Inherent Vice
Paul Thomas Anderson's latest, a spiralling stoner detective comedy, is less a story than an atmosphere to imbibe.
Chinese Exhibition: the dragon awakes with more farce than flames
The exhibition revolution in China is much bigger than we think – and the battle against piracy may be a…
Final Awards Washup: putting 2014 in its coffin
Add all the key Australian awards for the non-craft categories and we discover a pretty fair dob of justice in…
AIDC/NET-WORK-PLAY: if we build it, will they come?
Does the world belong to the net? No, says Christie George, the picture palace can still rule our dreams. Which…
Overcoming creative fear: a bestseller's guide
Best-selling author Elizabeth Gilbert took aim at the often-paralysing traits of fear and perfectionism in her talk on "How to…
230 actors lose money in agency liquidation
In what may be a test case for NSW Entertainment Industry Act, a Sydney actors' agency has gone broke leaving…
Obituary: Stuart Wagstaff
Entertainer Stuart Wagstaff will be remembered for a 50 year career on stage and screen.
Box Office: That Sugar Film is tiny but perfectly formed
Sugars and Citizens exercise the passions of the faithful, while the Marigold franchise hypnotises the roaming sentimentalists.