Your family movie guide for the winter holidays
Check out our quick cheatsheet to decide where you're going to put your cinema dollars.
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Nick Galvin
Nick Galvin is a journalist with The Sydney Morning Herald
Archibald Prize: how to paint a winner
As the Archibald Prize judges decide this year's verdict, six previous winners talk about what it has done for them and how to paint a contender.
SmoothFM takes Sydney's radio top spot
There's a new top FM station in town after SmoothFM recorded a stellar result to reach 9.1 points overall in the latest radio ratings.
BFG looms as a giant disappointment for Disney
Comparing poorly to the Disney production's $187-million budget, the result has already started whispering in some quarters that Spielberg may have lost his touch.
Trump has been made into a Marvel comic supervillain
Donald Trump is a monstrous comic book supervillain threatening to destroy the world.
Thrilling music with no strings attached
Virtuoso cellist Giovanni Sollima has never seen a "rule" he didn't want to break.
Leo Schofield's postponed Sydney Sings festival believed to have cost taxpayers $1m
NSW taxpayers are $1 million out of pocket and Sydney's singing community is in turmoil with the shock cancellation of the Sydney Sings festival.
Conductor's incredible Hollywood labour of love
It's rare, if ever, to hear a kind word said about James T Aubrey, the ruthless former CBS executive hired in 1969 to turn around the stuttering fortunes of the MGM movie studio.
The unseen Max Dupain: rare photographic works on sale for the first time
"How long do you want a virtuoso to sing in the cupboard?" asks Rex Dupain, explaining his decision to sell never-before-seen works by his father Max.
Sydney Sings festival called off
Sydney Sings, a new festival featuring a host of big-name international stars and fronted by Leo Schofield, will not now go ahead at the end of July.
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