A Sicilian photographer and an 'archive of blood'
Photojournalist Letizia Battaglia's cameras were smashed, she was spat on in the street and threatened by phone. But that didn't stop her campaign against the Cosa Nostra.
The next Netflix? Ron Creevey takes Helipad to the US
Throughout his career controversy has followed tech entrepreneur Ron Creevey, but he believes his latest venture is a winner.
SPA wants more action to help local screen sector
Screen Producers Australia has delivered a scathing assessment of the last three years of policy decisions by the federal government and their impact on the local production sector.
Why music artists are 'selling out' to score on the charts
Bands turn to "selling out" - licensing their music to ads - to make it big in the age of Spotify.
MONA's Golden Gate: $300m expansion targets business market
David Walsh's cultural precinct outside Hobart will expand with a hotel (dubbed HOMO) that models the Golden Gate Bridge and conference facilities.
Thief steals $200,000 artwork from Sydney home
An art thief has stolen a painting from right under its owner's nose in a Sydney harbour suburb.
No more soundtracks of our lives
When was the last time you could hum a movie's theme tune?
Clouds of music
We can project anything on to clouds and now it turns out they contain music as well.
Movie review: Lady Macbeth
Humiliated, patronised, this Lady Macbeth evolves from ingenue to fascinating monster
Optus signs National Geographic content deal
Optus has struck its first major content deal since snaring the English Premier League rights away from pay TV giant Foxtel.
Channelling serenity at the Miho
Millions of visitors flock to Kyoto each year, unaware of the stunning modern masterpiece in the misty hills just 90 minutes away.
