Worland documentary aims to tackle high suicide rates
Gus Worland brags that he was so hot in his previous career as a laptop salesman, he could "sell ice to the eskimos". Now he's facing his biggest challenge yet: selling feelings to men.
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Sarah Thomas
Sarah Thomas is an entertainment writer for Fairfax Media. Sarah has been working for Fairfax since 2006, writing about movies, music and general entertainment.
James enjoying 'second birth' success
British alt-pop band James tour Australia for the first time in its 35-year history.
Big boys do cry
Gus Worland fronts Man Up, the new ABC documentary about mental health issues and suicide.
Adventures of a fish out of water
British actor Martin Clunes takes in 16 of Australia's 8220 islands for a new three-part documentary series,
Knox, Trump and the media
Amanda Knox is the powerful Netflix documentary that unpicks the events following the murder of Meredith Kercher on November 1, 2007.
Audrie & Daisy's harrowing tales
The latest Netflix documentary tackles sex-assault cases among high school students and the social-media bullying that can follow.
Spice Girls turn to BBC talent show to replace Posh and Sporty
The remaining three Spice Girls are on the hunt for new members ahead of a reunion planned for next year.
20 years after his death Tupac is still hip-hop's $100m man
It's 20 years since the iconic rapper - who has a music catalogue estimated at $US100 million - was murdered.
Tom Holland reveals breakdancing skills on set of Spider-Man: Homecoming
Tom Holland reveals some pretty impressive breakdancing moves in a motion-capture clip from Spider-Man: Homecoming.
Just For Laughs review: Julian Clary, the king of camp, with a bit of filth thrown in
The expertise and experience of three decades in showbusiness is unmistakeable with Julian Clary, performing at the Opera House for the first time.
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