Ania Magliano's Peach Fuzz Review: Hilarious Debut
Comedian Ania Magliano's debut show Peach Fuzz at the Edinburgh Fringe is a sharp, witty exploration of millennial anxiety and family dynamics.
Comedian Ania Magliano's debut show Peach Fuzz at the Edinburgh Fringe is a sharp, witty exploration of millennial anxiety and family dynamics.
Perth actor Grace Chow stars in ABC's new series Dog Park, a light-touch drama about love, relationships, and a reluctant dog owner.
Penelope Keith, star of The Good Life and To the Manor Born, died at 86. She played domineering snobs with pinpoint comic timing, yet made them feel like old friends. No one will do it better.
Podcaster and TV host Abbie Chatfield shares her worst dating story, advice from her mum, and why she believes in aliens but not that they've reached Earth.
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RecommendedComedian Joanne McNally opens up about her past battle with bulimia and a mental breakdown, sharing how she overcame these challenges and found healing.
Josh Heuston and Mika Abdalla, co-stars in Off Campus, have sparked dating rumours after being spotted together in Paris, with fan photos showing affectionate moments.
Hannah Byczkowski, known for The Traitors, is now a stand-up comedian. She discusses her transition from reality TV to comedy, her unique style, and upcoming shows.
Cathrine Mahoney discusses her marriage to rugby league legend Andrew Johns in her new memoir, 'Currently Between Husbands.'
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.
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RecommendedBecky Barnicoat's cartoon humorously captures the anxiety of catastrophic thinking about a beloved pet cat, blending wit and relatability.
Standup comedy in China offers women a platform to address sexism, with female comics like Fang Shaoli gaining popularity despite censorship limits.
John Oliver's show highlights the Makerfield byelection, a Labour stronghold, with his trademark satire and commentary on UK politics.
Tony Rogers discusses his new film How To Talk Australians, a comedy about cultural clashes and the ocker spirit, premiering June 11.
The Guardian publishes Vaughan Tomlinson's cartoon satirizing modern problem-solving methods, highlighting absurdity in corporate and political approaches.
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RecommendedTerry Winters' new paintings at Modern Art, London, blend art and science, revealing beautiful, disorienting patterns that hint at deeper truths. A must-see exhibition.
Marg Downey discusses a possible Kath & Kim reunion, her role in Ground Up, and updates on Magda Szubanski's health. The comedy icon shares insights on her career and personal life.
Comedian Dave Hughes is taking his 'Cooked' stand-up tour to Goulburn, promising a night of laughter with his signature observational humor and energetic storytelling.
Glaswegian comedian Larry Dean discusses joining SNL UK, brutal sketch cuts, a harsh heckle in Dundee, and his new show Hellbent in this exclusive interview.
Chrissie Swan opens up about the intense public backlash she faced after her 2011 Gold Logie nomination, revealing she felt 'eviscerated' and still doesn't understand why.
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RecommendedComedian Andy Dick was seen chatting with fans at the Hollywood Show convention five months after a near-fatal overdose. He shared updates on his ongoing recovery in a sober house.
A podcast hosted by Dominican nuns has gone viral after a discussion about ultimate frisbee. Sister Miriam Holzman says the show reveals nuns' relatable, joyful lives.
A new play, Butterfly, tells the story of Eleanor Glanville, a pioneering naturalist whose love for butterflies was used against her by her abusive husband, translated to the modern manosphere.