Entertainment

Celebrated director Park Chan-wook speaks to Broadsheet about spending 20 years trying to adapt his new film, the perils of lay-offs for dedicated workers, and how the film sent him into an existential crisis.

The new year ushers in some major award contenders, along with a Sydney-set crime comedy, a dark South Korean satire and a prestige TV series returning after a decade away.

Byrne won for her portrayal of a mother on the brink in If I Had Legs I’d Kick You. She’s one of four Aussies nominated today.

The prolific director profiles the creative forces behind the French New Wave. In partnership with Transmission Films, we explore the highlights of this painstaking, funny and affectionate film.

Our first official year in the brainrot era was filled with notable moments. From coffee raves to a good old fashioned art heist, here’s what we latched onto this year.

From Albany’s biggest-ever art installation to a world-class calendar of chef feasts and wine tastings, the Great Southern region is ready to deliver a standout event line-up in 2026. In partnership with Tourism Western Australia, here’s your essential itinerary – covering the region’s best food, wine, and culture.

From a world-class rugby showdown and the return of AFL Origin after 25 years, to the city’s flagship summer arts festivals, Perth’s 2026 calendar is packed. In partnership with Tourism Western Australia, here’s what to book early – and where to eat in between.

In the final month of 2025, one of streaming’s biggest sagas bids farewell. So does a much smaller local ensemble, as we return to Pandora, get reacquainted with Benoit Blanc and strap into the driver’s seat for F1.

A love triangle set in the afterlife from A24. And a pair of ravishing period dramas starring Paul Mescal. In partnership with Mastercard, here’s what to see in cinemas this summer.

No matter which city you’re in to dance along to Dom Dolla, Kid Cudi, and Addison Rae, there’s plenty to do before and after the festival. In partnership with Wildlands, we’ve put together your itineraries for the weekend.

“As [comedians] get richer and busier and spend less time on stage, they get worse.”

Four years ago, two twenty-somethings drove around Bondi filming lines and posting them to Instagram. Today, with a fresh outpost in London, Lines is on the way to becoming a globally successful guide to nightlife.