Oscar-winning actor Tom Hanks has proved once again why he’s considered the nicest guy in Hollywood by posing up with fans on the Gold Coast as he returns to finish filming Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis biopic.
Amy Price
One of the greatest impediments to change is ideology, Nigerian-born literary star Chigozie Obioma has told an Adelaide Writers’ Weeks crowd.
Penelope Debelle
Headlining Mardi Gras is no ordinary gig for superstar singer Sam Smith. The Brit won’t take to the stage until the early hours of Sunday morning as the event’s top-billed artist. ‘I’ve got to stay awake!’ he told Confidential’s Jonathon Moran.
Jonathon Moran
Tomorrow’s “Highway to Hell” tribute celebration of the State’s greatest rock export should be the beginning of more events dedicated to Fremantle icon Bon Scott.
Steve Butler
Perth viewers switched off Married At First Sight this week as contestants in Australia’s most dysfunctional marriages turned on each other, in sometimes stomach-churning ways.
Krystal Sanders & Pierra Willix
An “extremely intelligent” man who used ice to help him think more clearly was collared on a CAT bus with a smorgasbord of drugs belonging to his dealer.
Laura Pond
Prince Harry promised to “give it a shot” as he posted a video of his recording session with Jon Bon Jovi at the famous Abbey Road studios in London.
Stephen Drill and Mathew Murphy
The Adelaide Festival’s free opening concert by Tim Minchin will kick off its 60th birthday celebrations in Elder Park tonight, followed by a fireworks display.
Patrick McDonald
Did your fave make the list? What came out on top? As Perth readies to rock along Canning Highway for Perth Festival finale Highway to Hell we salute AC/DC with a countdown to end all countdowns.
Simon Collins
Nannup Music Festival attendees will have a chance to have early access to Kallidad’s yet-to-be-named new album.
Tristan Wheeler
Bridgetown Library has become involved in The Sketchbook Project, acting as a collection point for registered participants in the South West.
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An Adelaide Festival show was delayed last night after its sets were off-loaded in the Middle East to make way for urgent coronavirus supplies.
TIM LLOYD
Back in the 1980s, Spandau Ballet gained legions of fans for hits like Gold and I’ll Fly For You. But now, as the band’s 30th anniversary looms, frontman Tony Hadley reveals just what ‘pushed’ them apart.
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The future of Talking Footy is up in the air with panellists including AFL greats Tim Watson and Wayne Carey still unclear if the long-running show will go ahead.
Jackie Epstein
Ford v Ferrari is so good even non-petrolheads will find themselves engrossed. It sits atop the collection of action, biopics and Marvel hero movies to stream this weekend.
Leigh Paatsch
Artist turned beekeeper Mike Bianco invites participants to lie on a bed of bees in his Anthrocomb installation at the Botanic Garden, part of the Art Gallery’s Monster Theatres exhibition.
Melbourne singer Joanne Accom won fans across the world with her hit song ‘Jackie’ from the 90s. Now the singer reveals how she has survived as an artist and her plan to put out new music.
Annabel Ross
Striking imagery, stirring music and bodies in motion come together in Mam, an abstract and evocative dance production from Irish choreographer Michael Keegan-Dolan.
As a filmmaker, nothing quite beats earning the recognition of one’s peers with an Academy Award nomination.
Ben O'Shea
Paul McDermott regrets not paying more attention in music class during his school days, lamenting it may have helped his choices later in life.
Tanya MacNaughton
He’s been a porn star, barista, DJ and male escort — now Warwick Capper has boasted of the millions of dollars he’s raked in over his colourful career.
Staff reporter
Colin Fassnidge has taken a swipe at rival Married At First Sight, while revealing his thoughts on how My Kitchen Rules can address its ratings slide.
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