RMIT and ABC partner on Fact Check redux
Eight months after it was axed as a result of government funding cuts, the ABC's Fact Check department is to be relaunched – as a joint venture with a university.
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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.
Werner Herzog on why the internet is like the electric chair
At once deadly earnest and utterly comical, Werner Herzog has turned his unique and unflinching gaze upon the internet in his latest documentary.
Adele's brutal blunder is nothing compared to Metallica's meltdown
Adele's do-over tribute to George Michael at the Grammys wasn't nearly as awkward as James Hetfield's microphone problems.
Lawson's ridiculous hair isn't only thing wrong with Hoges
The biopic of Paul Hogan gets lost in the uncanny valley of television: it kind of looks real, but it's just a little off.
Controversial promoter Andrew McManus forced to postpone festival
The troubled music promoter has been foced to postpone his roots and reggae festival until November, following slow ticket sales.
Coming soon: Uber-style movie ticket pricing
A Melbourne couple have developed a world-first app that will allow moviegoers to find tickets at far less than the regular price.
The US is leading us to nuclear war, says John Pilger doc
It is profits, not security, that is driving America's military build-up in the Pacific - and we could all pay the price.
I'm ready to take my relationship with dating shows to the next level
It's easy to be dismissive about the plethora of dating programs on television, but they may say a lot more about us than we think.
Warney stage show promises 'nothing but the truth' about personal life
Too much information promises to be barely enough when it comes to Shane Warne's forthcoming theatre tour.
Donald Trump a 'sexist, racist phoney' says Tom Arnold
The American comedian says he has known the President of the USA for 30 years, and he's a phoney.
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