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03/11/2021

Musician, 33, announced in October 2020 that he had been diagnosed with an inoperable tumour

03/11/2021

In a semi-animated Netflix documentary short, the secret story of the Jewish soldiers who watched over prisoners of war on US soil is revealed

03/11/2021

The Promise, about a toxic family in a toxic society, feels like the book this author was born to write

03/11/2021

Chests must be de-fuzzed, armpits shaved, legs waxed. But as dance becomes more diverse, should it stop policing what grows naturally? Top performers speak out about their body hair

03/11/2021

Alyx Gorman, Michael Sun and Steph Harmon bring in colleague Josh Taylor to explain Facebook’s pivot – before we try a recipe TikTok can’t get enough of

03/11/2021

The 2019 protests spawned documentaries that may never see broad release amid growing intolerance of anything linked to the fight for democracy

02/11/2021

Dunst plays a kitsch pyramid scheme queen in this thrilling show that upends the fantasy of the American dream

02/11/2021

The British band’s singer, Joe Newman, on how the trauma that followed the murder of a friend’s sister led to their songs about dark subjects

02/11/2021

Fans have already picked a favourite from the 12 songs that will make up 30, the superstar’s first album in six years

02/11/2021

Jean-Pierre Jeunet’s fantastical romantic comedy made a star of Audrey Tautou and its distinctive visuals influenced a decade’s worth of film-makers

02/11/2021

The singer died at 33 of cancer before the world got to hear her sing. Those who knew and worked with her look back on an unusual talent

02/11/2021

Joe Exotic’s nemesis accuses streaming giant of breach of contract for using footage of her and husband in trailer for second series

02/11/2021

Qantas, Centrelink, Telstra and Optus targeted by Hold Aussie Music campaign as local musicians say they’ve been left hanging by big end of town

01/11/2021

Kendall serves up more unconvincing psychobabble and rage-fuelled stunts, leading to all-out war with a humiliated Shiv. What a cracking episode

01/11/2021

Squid token’s website and social accounts disappear after price jumped more than 310,000% in value and then crashed

01/11/2021

Cliches aside, new hires and storylines add inclusivity to the menu in show’s series two

31/10/2021

The twice-yearly festival in northern England brings together thousands of goths and alternative lifestyle fans for music, dancing and shopping

31/10/2021

After a decade embroiled in public controversies, one of Australia’s most high-profile feminists is exposing a softer side with her new book, How We Love

31/10/2021

In this collection of his essays and columns, the American journalist takes pride in being as ruthless as some of those he writes about – from Jeffrey Epstein to Steve Bannon

31/10/2021

Anxiety and excitement as Melbourne’s live music scene emerged from its Covid-induced mothballs

31/10/2021

A role in the sci-fi epic Dune has transformed the young actor into a bona fide leading man – but not one from the old Hollywood mould

30/10/2021

Drama series commissioned by the ABC dominate nominations recognising Australian film and television content

30/10/2021

A group of friends find a market for gruesome ‘dark parties’, in a delightfully creepy Spanish-language comedy that’s unlike anything else on TV

30/10/2021

Photographer Jamen Percy witnessed a rare bioluminescence bloom

29/10/2021

Plus a comedy starring Nakkiah Lui, all The Sopranos you can handle and a powerful documentary about the Black Summer bushfires

29/10/2021

Eschewing fakery and influencers, this novel new series sees contestants secretly filmed from the moment they walk on set. It could be a gamechanger – as long as they don’t catch on

29/10/2021

One of the world’s biggest pop stars only slightly tweaks the formula for an album that many will already have decided they either love or hate

29/10/2021

Removed: article

28/10/2021

The actor will star in Londongrad as Alexander Litvinenko, who was fatally poisoned by a radioactive isotope in 2006

28/10/2021

The first film in the franchise is re-released into a very different world – but it’s as entertaining and exhilarating as ever

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Sydney Opera House launches new Indigenous light show

Sydney Opera House has launched Badu Gili, a new seven-minute projection of Indigenous art on to the eastern Bennelong sail, which will occur year-round at sunset and 7pm. Badu Gili, meaning 'water light' in the language of the traditional owners of Bennelong Point, has been launched to coincide with the year of the 50th anniversary of the 1967 referendum.