Entertainment
Prominent Melbourne talent manager Ralph Carr has been publicly named after a court lifted a longstanding suppression order following his conviction for rape. Carr's legal team has announced plans to appeal the jury's verdict as he awaits sentencing in custody.
Thirty years after captivating audiences, the beloved Australian film 'The Castle' is set to premiere as a stage production, promising a fresh take on the iconic Kerrigan family saga. Written by the original creative team, the theatrical adaptation is scheduled to open in Melbourne in March 2027.
Award-winning Coodjinburra artist Budjerah has finally released his highly anticipated debut album, 'Gentleman', marking the culmination of a four-year creative odyssey. The record delves into his personal journey, blending R&B/pop influences with profound lyrical storytelling.
Christopher Nolan's latest epic, 'The Odyssey,' is redefining what drives audiences to cinemas, proving that a director's vision can outshine even a galaxy of A-list stars. The film has shattered box office records globally, solidifying Nolan's position as a cinematic titan.
New payday superannuation laws are creating significant concern within Australia's live music industry, with musicians and festival organisers warning of widespread cancellations and financial strain. These reforms, requiring super contributions within seven days, are prompting fears that many musical projects and events will become unviable.
Veteran Australian actor Terence Donovan, known for his roles in iconic television dramas, has passed away peacefully in Melbourne at the age of 90. Tributes are flowing for the beloved performer, remembered by his son Jason Donovan as 'larger than life'.
Falls Creek's stunning Alpine scenery played a starring role in Jackie Chan's 1995 film 'First Strike,' doubling for Eastern Europe in a high-octane snow chase. The production brought Hollywood drama to the Victorian Alps, including daring stunts and unexpected encounters with hypothermia.