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Emily In Paris, Fallout, Hard Quiz: Battle Of The Networks, A (Very) Musical Christmas and Born To Be Wild: here’s what we’re watching on TV this week.
Clare Rigden
Gearing up for Christmas or heading out to see some music, there are some great options this week in Perth.
Belle Taylor
As the temperature rises, there aren’t too many things better than sitting in a darkened cinema, choc bomb in hand. PLAY movie critic Ben O’Shea gives a run-down on the best new films coming to cinemas soon.
Ben O’Shea
Keeping audiences on the edge of their seats with extra elements of danger is all part of what Italian escapologist Andrew Basso refers to as “the Tom Cruise Mission: Impossible” aspect of his job.
Tanya MacNaughton
They have been safely in storage for a time to allow some of the gallery’s more than 18,000 other works space to shine
Malcolm Quekett
An exhibit of South Korean pop culture has gone on display in the nation's capital, showcasing some of the biggest names from Korean film, TV and music.
Zac de Silva
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If you are really desperate to entertain the kids these school holidays, you may just find yourself watching Pets On A Train. We feel for you.
Pop music is getting sadder, sharper and far more simple… and it’s been heading that way for 50 years.
Kirsty Lichtenstein
Kate Winslet has had a long and decorated career as an actress, but she’s recently opened up on why now is the perfect time to make her directional debut.
Amy Cavender
An original painting for the 1977 film, Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope, has sold at auction for $US3.87 million.
Audrey McAvoy
In a new video, Comedian Andy Dick has detailed what happened moments before he collapsed on a Hollywood street.
Kimberley Braddish
Australia’s most popular animated Blue Heeler Bluey is off on a new adventure, with a video game launched exclusively on Thursday for one platform.
Max Corstorphan
Icelandic broadcaster RUV says it will boycott next year's Eurovision Song Contest because of discord over Israel's participation.
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Indie electronic pop act Boox Kid has some big plans in store after taking home the Limelight music support fund package valued at $25,000.
Claire Sadler
Melody Speaks - The Heart Of Musical Theatre grew from trumpeter Adrian Kelly’s desire to take some of the most powerful songs from the musical theatre canon and put them in a more intimate, jazz club setting.
The preparation and consumption of Italian cuisine has officially joined UNESCO's list of intangible cultural heritage.
Madeleine Sophie Wickham, who wrote under the pen name Sophie Kinsella, has died after being diagnosed with an aggressive form of brain cancer.
As festival lovers mourn the loss of events like Groovin’ the Moo and Wignalls Vintage Blues, a passionate trio of local organisers are filling the gap with an inaugural music showcase in Albany.
Melissa Sheil
Nnena Kalu is the first person with a learning disability to win Britain's Turner Prize, impressing judges with her "bold and compelling" work.
The history of the world's divas will be on show in an Australian exclusive exhibition that chronicles the career-defining moments of trailblazers.
William Ton
Gleni Bailey has always loved writing and she made a career from it long before she became a children’s author with 16 books in the publishing pipeline..
Claire Middleton
From Christmas markets to new art exhibitions at Vancouver Art Centre and the Albany Town Hall, here’s your guide to the week ahead in the Great Southern
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