Seven Stars Nominated for 2025 TV Week Logie Awards
Larry Emdur, Michael Usher, and Stephen Peacocke are among Seven Network nominees for the 2025 TV Week Logie Awards. Full list announced.
Category : Entertainment
Sonny Bill Williams Hospitalised with Spinal Infection
Sonny Bill Williams reveals he spent days in hospital after a neck surgery infection that was dangerously close to his spinal cord, requiring a second operation.
Vegemite Kids Launch Sparks Backlash from Sunrise Viewers
Bega Group launches Vegemite Kids, a milder version with half the salt and added vitamins, but Sunrise viewers and hosts are divided on the change.
Writers' Festivals Surge as Book Reading Sees Collective Revival
Writers' festivals are breaking attendance records, with Auckland and Sydney seeing unprecedented crowds. Clarke Gayford explores why solitary reading is driving people to gather collectively.
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Heather Mitchell on Hugo Weaving, Trump, and Toast Art
Heather Mitchell discusses her new show, playing Trump and Clinton, her annoyingly nice co-star Hugo Weaving, and her unique talent for toast art.
Jon Snow: A Last Big Story review – a dignified swan song
A documentary about Jon Snow's Alzheimer's takes a turn when he uncovers an unreported mining disaster in Zambia, showcasing his enduring courage and compassion.
Red Bull Soapbox Race: Eccentric Spectacle in London
The annual Red Bull Soapbox Race at Alexandra Palace drew large crowds with fancy dress soapboxes racing and often falling apart on a downhill course filled with hazards.
Why Chasing Goals Fails: Try Tiny Experiments Instead
Neuroscientist Anne-Laure Le Cunff explains why traditional goal-setting often leads to disappointment and advocates for a scientific 'experimental mindset' using tiny experiments to navigate career, relationships, and health.
Toy Story 5: Tech vs Toys in a Nuanced Battle for Kids' Attention
Toy Story 5 explores the tension between physical toys and digital tablets, but stops short of being an anti-tech screed, reflecting modern parenting dilemmas.
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Free Nelson Mandela: Unmissable Documentary on Anti-Apartheid
The second episode of Free Nelson Mandela airs tonight on Channel 4, covering the turbulent 1980s with protest songs and fears of civil war.
I Always Take My Dad's Advice and Do the Opposite
Jillian Pretzel shares how she learned to stop following her father's well-meaning advice and instead trust her own instincts, leading to a happier, more authentic life.
Van Gogh's Sunflowers: Art Fund Museum Quiz
How many Sunflowers did Van Gogh paint? National Gallery curators test your knowledge in the Art Fund museum of the year quiz.
Gloria Gaynor's Honest Playlist: Beyoncé to Marvin Gaye
Disco legend Gloria Gaynor shares her honest playlist, from the sexiness of Marvin Gaye to the spirituality of Amazing Grace, and reveals which of her own hits she sings at karaoke.
Olivia Cooke on House of the Dragon, class, and fans
House of the Dragon star Olivia Cooke discusses her divisive character Alicent Hightower, working-class roots, problem fans, and the importance of arts funding for all.
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From Married to Man to Finding Desire with a Woman
Meg, 35, married a man and had two kids but felt disconnected during sex. After meeting Jess, she experienced desire for the first time. Jess, 35, a butch top, finds pleasure in Meg's pleasure.
Das Rheingold Review: Alberich's Madness, a Sure-Footed Feast
Grange Park Opera's Das Rheingold, directed by Charlie Edwards, is a clear-sighted production with strong musical performances, anchored by David Stout's heroic Alberich, despite modest budgets.
Dining Across the Divide: Academic and Student Debate Monarchy
An academic and a medical student share concerns about wealth inequality but disagree on monarchy and income caps. They find common ground over dinner.
Gaming Terms Dictionary: A Guide to Video Game Slang
From pwned to kiting, explore an A-Z guide of gaming terms entering everyday language, including uses in politics and propaganda.
M John Harrison on alien intelligence and Iain Banks
At 80, SF author M John Harrison is producing some of his best work. He talks about finding his voice, alien intelligence and the advice from Iain Banks that still spurs him on.
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David Hockney's Private Funeral: Just Two Mourners
David Hockney's funeral was attended only by his partner and great-nephew, per his wishes. Public memorials planned in London, Yorkshire, Paris, and Los Angeles.
Much Ado About Nothing Review: Romcom Energy at Globe
This elegant, effervescent production of Shakespeare's problem play is a sure summer blockbuster, with gorgeous music, dance, and costumes, though it sidesteps darker elements.
Jack Rooke on Grief and His Grandmother: 'She Was a Real Prankster'
Comedian Jack Rooke reflects on his grandmother Sicely, who co-created his show Good Grief, and how she shaped his career and understanding of grief.
Bedford Train Crash: Disruption Continues for a Week
Major disruption on the rail line between Bedford and Luton will continue for at least a week after a train collision killed a driver and injured 100 people. Engineers are working to remove damaged trains and assess track damage.
Tom Gauld Cartoon on Nolan's The Odyssey
Tom Gauld's new cartoon imagines Christopher Nolan's epic adaptation of The Odyssey, blending ancient myth with modern blockbuster tropes.
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Springsteen Quotes Found in Crace Sketch
A reader noticed multiple Bruce Springsteen references in John Crace's sketch, including Glory Days, Reason to Believe, and Promised Land.
Pike River review: families fight for justice in sobering true-life tale of New Zealand mining disas
A review of the film 'Pike River', detailing the families' fight for justice after the 2010 New Zealand mining disaster that killed 29 men.
Inside Norland Nanny Training for Royal Families
Norland College produces elite nannies for royals, with $30k/year tuition and rigorous training. Graduate Alexandra Teasdale shares her journey.
Sydney Sweeney Climbs Harbour Bridge with Scooter Braun
Hollywood star Sydney Sweeney scaled the Sydney Harbour Bridge with boyfriend Scooter Braun and his three children during a break from filming Netflix's Gundam movie in Australia.
Ex-Aussie Cricketer Jo Angel and Wife Tackle Shitbox Rally for Cancer Research
Former cricketer Jo Angel and wife tackle Shitbox Rally to raise funds for cancer research, driving 4000km in a $1500 car.
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Camdenwalla Review: Fear and Defiance in 90s London
Jonny Khan's debut play about an uncle and niece manning a rescue helpline during racist attacks in 90s London is well-acted but lacks tension, despite its timely themes.
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