Please Like Me: Vale the little show that could
Fans are right to lament the end of Josh Thomas's remarkable show after four seasons, but it's a miracle it ever made it this far.
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Karl Quinn
Karl has held a variety of senior editing and writing roles since joining Fairfax Media in 1999. Most recently he was The Age's entertainment editor from 2009-2012. As national film editor, he oversees our film coverage in print and on our digital platforms.
Lateline is back, but where are Tony and Emma?
The ABC's late-night news and current affairs program Lateline will return next Monday, but neither of its regular hosts will be aboard.
Bride & Prejudice and fear and loathing
What would motivate anyone to lay bare their most personal moments on a reality relationship show.
Apocalypse Soon: The horror, the horror to become computer game
"I love the smell of donations in the morning."
Quickflix: back from the dead
Quickflix may have lost the first battle when a slurry of video streaming services arrived in Australia in early 2015, but the war is far from over.
If Prison Break and 12 Year a Slave hooked up, it might look like this
It may be set in the mid-19th century but this slavery drama pumps with the heart, and the soundtrack, of a modern-day action thriller.
Bliss N Eso death is rarity but reality in entertainment
All workplace deaths are tragic, but a death in the service of our entertainment seems especially so.
Stephen King Virtual Reality film to be remade - in VR
When The Lawnmower Man was released in 1992, Virtual Reality was the stuff of science fiction. Now VR is real, so what better time to remake it.
Lion roars at the Aussie box office
The awards-season contender has had the biggest opening of an independent Australian movie ever at the local box office.
Fat, bald and washed-up: who is this man?
He went from rom-com dud to Oscar winner, but for Gold, Matthew McConaughey has worked his most remarkable transformation yet.
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