Velvet Winter is a digital journalist for ABC News.
Lance Oppenheim's new feature Primetime casts a sceptical eye over the "paedophile catching" ratings juggernaut to query if it ever really had an impact on child protection.
Daisy Edgar-Jones and Esmé Creed-Miles are the Dashwood sisters for a new generation in the latest film adaptation of the Jane Austen classic.
From Instagram to Euphoria, the 2010s was full of pop culture touchstones, but how good is your memory for exact years?
Cloudstreet has taken out the Top 100 Australian books countdown with The Book Thief by Markus Zusak and Boy Swallows Universe by Trent Dalton rounding out the top three.
In Whalefall, a new thriller in Australian cinemas, a diver is accidentally swallowed by a sperm whale and must escape the creature's stomach.
Kelly Clarkson has gone viral after claiming staff at a Brooklyn toy store refused to sell her a mechanical bird.
The store's co-owner has a very different version of events, and what followed was a messy back-and-forth involving review bombs, fan pile ons, and questions about whether the bird was ever actually for sale.
It's the kind of story that shouldn't matter, but somehow caught the world's attention.
Fancy yourself a cinephile? Then you must be able to tell us what years these very famous films were released.
Israeli filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor have been exiled from their home country over their documentary, NAZA, which features IDF personnel detailing systematic slaughter.
From iPods to TomKat, the 2000s provided plenty of pop culture moments that still resonate today.
Plus, a heartbreaking story of charity betrayal from the UK and an Australian horror-comedy about killer gnomes hits streaming this month.
Gnomes co-writer Tegan Higginbotham is still in awe that Sex Education star Asa Butterfield flew across the world to lead an Aussie show about killer garden ornaments.
Less than a decade ago Sophie Wilde was graduating from NIDA. Now she's rubbing shoulders with Tom Cruise in one of the most anticipated and divisive movies of the year.
Wallace & Grommit studio Aardman Animations was always the dream for Sammy Lewis. It just took them 15 years to get there.
From a mile-a-minute Filipino romp, to a claymation that will keep littlies in their seats, to a very-nearly-shelved Looney Tunes caper, there is something that will keep all age groups happy.
From the glitz and glamour of the red carpet to censored speeches and broken records — this year's Emmys had it all.
After 30 years of rabid zombies and massive profits, the Resident Evil franchise is ready to infect cinemas once more.
It's been 50 years since The Muppet Show hit TV screens around the world. For one Australian puppeteer, it was the adventure of a lifetime.
Newcomer Widow's Bay has pulled off a near-clean sweep at the 78th annual Emmy Awards, winning Outstanding Series, Writing, Directing, Lead Actor, Supporting Actor and Supporting Actress in the comedy categories.
The 2026 Emmy Awards are almost here and we have all the information to keep you up to date and ceremony-ready.
Twenty-five years on and the hundreds of asylum seekers saved from drowning by the Tampa freighter still linger in the Australian memory.
The only feature film to be shot in Palestine in the last two years, Palestine 36 sees writer and director Annemarie Jacir unfold a historical epic around the 1936 farmer-led revolt against British colonisers.
The studio behind Sharknado pumps out hundreds of 'mockbusters' a year. Anthony Frith is the first Australian to bring the chaos Down Under.
The controversial film Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom, was banned for decades in Australia but is getting a rare festival screening. Why are some films banned and what does the public lose when media is censored?
Plus, more movies that are lighting up cinema screens around the country this month.
The legendary Australian actor talks religion, the chance of a Secret Life of Us reboot and what it was like growing up under a spotlight.
