Sarah Thomas is an entertainment writer for Fairfax Media. Sarah has been working for Fairfax since 2006, writing about movies, music and general entertainment.
The first full trailer of Netflix's Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events, released today, reveals a delightfully quirky take on the story of the Baudelaire children who lose their parents in a mysterious fire.
SBS is ramping up its message of diversity and says it has a role in a "unifying" force in television in Australia.
The makers of South Park were so certain of a Hillary Clinton victory they wrote a storyline with her as the victor in its first post-election episode.
Seal is making a return among the mix of entertainment highlights planned for 2017 for the Nine Network.
Nick Cody is bringing his show What Of It? to venues across Melbourne and Sydney, with the latter hosting the recording of a new DVD.
Violence at home and psychics are among the broad range of subjects covered in ABC and Screen Australia's Opening Shot initiative which has conjured up five half-hour documentaries by filmmakers aged under 35.
Dean Strang and Jerry Buting are in Australia on a speaking tour in which they discuss the Steven Avery case and the wider issues dogging criminal justice.
Bryan Cranston has an exciting new cameo in James Franco's The Masterpiece - it's himself.
This two-part ABC architecture doco pits Modernism against McMansions - but what's wrong with either? And why do we need to make a choice?
The future of Catalyst, the controversial ABC science program, is hanging in the balance amid reports the show's current format is to be axed and 11 staff made redundant.
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