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Recasting the spell: can Monkey find magic the second time around?
The planned reboot is tapping into nostalgia for one of our great childhood classics.
Michael Idato is a Senior Writer based in Los Angeles for The Sydney Morning Herald.
The planned reboot is tapping into nostalgia for one of our great childhood classics.
At first glance a classic family comedy, The Simpsons is a literary and political Trojan horse.
Nye's new series hopes to teach people critical thinking. "It's more important than ever," he says.
The Fate of the Furious's stunning box office haul has displaced Star Wars, Harry Potter and even Batman and Superman.
Dr Martin Couney saved more than 8000 premature babies in his early 20th century incubator 'exhibition'.
Lady Gaga is headlining the festival after mum-to-be Beyonce withdrew on her doctor's advice.
The highly anticipated appearance by English band Radiohead at Coachella was interrupted twice by audio outages.
Lucasfilm confirms Fisher will appear in the eighth Star Wars film but not the ninth, and final, chapter.
Trailer and new poster for The Last Jedi were unveiled at the Star Wars Celebration convention in Florida.
There's plenty of conflict in the hostage show, but the negotiators never raise a gun, writes Michael Idato.
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