Louis Theroux: the hardest question of all
STEPHANIE BUNBURY He's had porn stars, paedophiles and the terminally ill in the palm of his hand. So how does the affable inquisitor do it?
Comedians in first gay marriage
MICHAEL LALLO 8:33pm Australian law forbids Zoe Coombs Mar and Rhys Nicholson from marrying the person they love. So instead they married each other.
Controversy erupts over Scarlett Johansson casting in manga film
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Controversy erupts as Scarlett Johansson cast in manga film
SARAH THOMAS Another Hollywood 'whitewashing' row has broken out over casting choice.
Comedians to tie the knot in support of gay marriage
ANNABEL ROSS The impending nuptials of comedians Rhys Nicholson and Zoe Coombs Marr are a protest.
Robert De Niro caves into pressure and withdraws autism film
LINDA MORRIS The film-maker has withdrawn a controversial film from the Tribeca Film Festival.
Making a Murderer attorneys to tour Australia
BHAKTHI PUVANENTHIRAN Early November, the now celebrity lawyers will be in-conversation about Steven Avery's now famous case at venues around the country.
Life of Pi tiger trainer charged with animal cruelty
Michael Hackenberger, the Canadian contracted to train tigers for the hit 2012 film The Life of Pi, has been charged with five counts of animal cruelty in Ontario.
Black Keys' Dan Auerbach blasts Steve Miller after Rock Hall of Fame complaints
Steve Miller won many admirers for his blazing attack on the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame last Saturday, but Dan Auerbach was not impressed.
Bataclan Theatre to reopen a year after Paris terror attacks
SARAH THOMAS The concert venue where 89 people were killed in the Paris terror attacks will reopen with British rocker Pete Doherty in November.
Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt returns, and she's still an eternal optimist
James Mitchell There's no need to ask if Ellie Kemper can be funny. She returns for season three of the offbeat comedy.
Painting lost in French attic for 150 years is $178m Caravaggio: experts
Michel Rose A painting found in a house in southwest France has been attributed to the Italian master.
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Robert De Niro defends anti-vaccination film
Despite pulling the film from the Tribeca Film Festival, Robert De Niro has gone on a US breakfast show to promote the documentary Vaxxed: From Cover-up to Catastrophe. (00:44)
