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Striking Hollywood actors, writers to walk picket lines

Striking Hollywood actors, writers to walk picket lines

Striking Hollywood actors and writers are set to picket film and television productions at the same time for the first time since 1960.

Aussie filming stalls over US actors' strike

Aussie filming stalls over US actors' strike

Aussie filming stalls over US actors' strike

Aussie filming stalls over US actors' strike

Actors have called "cut" on the filming of a movie in Australia as the cast stand in solidarity with striking Hollywood colleagues.

More tourists, more joy: WorldPride bests expectations

More tourists, more joy: WorldPride bests expectations

More tourists, more joy: WorldPride bests expectations

More tourists, more joy: WorldPride bests expectations

More than 70,000 tourists from across Australia and overseas descended upon Sydney for WorldPride, marking the city's biggest event since the 2000 Olympics.

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Art duo takes on Elvis with their Suspicious Behinds

Art duo takes on Elvis with their Suspicious Behinds

A new exhibition imagines Elvis as a pair of sparkling queer aliens just trying to find their way home, crossing from visual art to performance and back again.

Oppenheimer cast exits London premiere as actors strike

Oppenheimer cast exits London premiere as actors strike

Matt Damon, Emily Blunt, Cillian Murphy and Florence Pugh are among the stars of Oppenheimer who walked out of the film's premiere as a strike was called.

Streaming quotas a fight for culture, Bryan Brown says

Streaming quotas a fight for culture, Bryan Brown says

Decorated actor Bryan Brown has pushed for tougher rules on streaming giants at an address to the National Press Club.

Museums probe commissions after moat art gig dries up

Museums probe commissions after moat art gig dries up

Museums of History NSW will review its art commissions after deciding to axe a $530,000 moat art project at a historic Sydney landmark.

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Barracks moat drained as arts project funding dries up

Barracks moat drained as arts project funding dries up

Barracks moat drained as arts project funding dries up

Barracks moat drained as arts project funding dries up

An artist's vision of a installing a moat around a centuries-old landmark will no longer come to life after the $530,000 project was mothballed.

Rare book featuring great southern land goes on sale

Rare book featuring great southern land goes on sale

Rare book featuring great southern land goes on sale

Rare book featuring great southern land goes on sale

A 15th century book featuring one of the earliest acknowledgements of Australia's existence will be for sale at the Melbourne Rare Book Fair.

Director wants revenge on Sydney with world premiere

Director wants revenge on Sydney with world premiere

Director wants revenge on Sydney with world premiere

Director wants revenge on Sydney with world premiere

Renowned soprano Jessica Pratt is one of few capable of tackling the "extremely complicated" score of an opera that chronicles a man's four great loves.

Nan Goldin's ballad of 80s desire on show at NGA

Nan Goldin's ballad of 80s desire on show at NGA

Nan Goldin's ballad of 80s desire on show at NGA

Nan Goldin's ballad of 80s desire on show at NGA

A seminal work of 1980s photography by artist and activist Nan Goldin will go on display at the National Gallery of Australia.

'Fake culture': NSW cuts lesser festivals in arts plan

'Fake culture': NSW cuts lesser festivals in arts plan

'Fake culture': NSW cuts lesser festivals in arts plan

'Fake culture': NSW cuts lesser festivals in arts plan

A NSW government plan to expand the arts and culture sector in the state means the end of "fake culture" festivals, including a light show and a freeway party.

Thornton puts her own slant on unorthodox camp thriller

Thornton puts her own slant on unorthodox camp thriller

Thornton puts her own slant on unorthodox camp thriller

Thornton puts her own slant on unorthodox camp thriller

Sigrid Thornton loves a challenge, which is why the perennial actor signed on to play an eccentric mother in an unconventional black comedy murder mystery.

An ugly duckling's explosive take on Swan Lake

An ugly duckling's explosive take on Swan Lake

An ugly duckling's explosive take on Swan Lake

An ugly duckling's explosive take on Swan Lake

The world's best-known ballet will take on a new life as a chaotic display of acrobatics when a circus company Circa premieres its reimagining of Swan Lake.

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World's best young pianists face off in Sydney showdown

The Sydney International Piano Competition will pit some of the world's best young performers against each other in a show of skill, stamina and emotion.

Tom Cruise shows off impossible stunts in latest film

Movie megastar Tom Cruise has hit the red carpet while in Australia to plug the latest instalment of his Mission Impossible franchise.

Dutton hits out at corporates for backing 'yes' vote

The opposition leader has taken aim at big companies for donating to the 'yes' campaign and accused firms of trying to "please people in the Twittersphere".

New $58m community centre and home for Rabbitohs opens

A $58 million community sports centre which is the new home for the South Sydney Rabbitohs has officially been opened in Sydney’s southeast.

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Don't Panic, kids are in charge of this art experience

Don’t Panic, Everything Is Urgent is a holiday art experience for kids that's designed by other children - who wouldn't mind getting paid for their efforts.

Van Onselen 'has a megaphone and will use it', Ten says

Peter van Onselen has been accused in court of breaching his contract with Network 10 by writing a scathing column about its business prospects and management.

Women modernists stand in for postponed APY lands show

An exhibition of Australian women modernists will go on show following the postponement of a major Aboriginal art display due to allegations of interference.

Ticketek shakes off half a billion bots in Swift sale

Millions of Swifties have missed out on securing tickets to Taylor Swift's Eras Tour in Sydney and Melbourne.

Bad Blood for Taylor Swift scalpers in Victoria

The Victorian government has declared Taylor Swift's The Eras Tour a major event in a bid to stop ticket scalpers ripping off fans.

Neon glow lights up the familiar and makes it art

Artist Carla O'Brien's everyday items rendered in neon are part of a new festival, Rialto Aglow.

Poem weaves outback woman's struggle into winning words

NSW poet Penny Lane has claimed one of Australia's richest poetry prizes for Remembering Mary, which honours an outback pioneer.

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