The Castle house sells for 7 times its reserve price
They've gotta be dreamin' - the house from cult Australian film The Castle has sold for seven times more than the reserve price.
Johnny Depp 'couldn't afford' lifestyle
The 54-year-old actor's financial implosion is at the heart of the lawsuit Depp brought against his former business manager, seeking $US25 million in damages.
Baby Driver: When the music out stars the film
Viewers will find themselves tapping their toes while the blood flows.
How Pascal made her comeback work
The Hollywood boss whose career was blighted by the 2014 email hack scandal has worked on herself hard to find a new career.
The real Kermit is sacked
The puppeteer the world has known as the voice of Kermit for nearly three decades is being replaced.
Movie review: The Beguiled
The Civil War seems insignificant alongside the war of personalities in this household.
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.
No more soundtracks of our lives
When was the last time you could hum a movie's theme tune?
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.
Start-up: The Movie coming to a screen near you
Australia's start-up ecosystem has its first feature film, a $400,000 production financed by SafetyCulture founder Luke Anear.
The Netflix honeymoon is over
A loyal following is no longer enough to ensure a second season on Netflix. Girlboss is the third Netflix show in a month to get cut.
We review the divisive film everyone's talking about
Una, the debut feature by Australian theatre director Benedict Andrews, looks at a relationship between a 40-year-old man and a 13-year-old girl.
Salman Khan is bigger than Brad Pitt. So who is he?
This Indian star is forecast to hit the magic billion tickets sold around the world with his latest blockbuster.
Village looks to China to revive its fortunes
Village Roadshow will establish a new China-based film and television production company to break into the fast-growing market.
F. Scott Fitzgerald and the American dream
Most of Fitzgerald's writings show his efforts to "open up a new well, a new vein", during the Great Depression
Michael Bloomberg's new doco takes on 'clean coal'
From the Ashes is the first film produced by former New York mayor Michael Bloomberg and his philanthropy division.
Oxfam leads charity push into virtual reality
Oxfam Australia is launching its first virtual reality film, and is already using 3D printing and internet of things sensor technology in the world's poorest regions.
Dividing up a shrinking pie at Ten
Largely overlooked in the Ten drama is the 17,000 small shareholders.
Movie review: My Cousin Rachel
The dark forces of the libido loom large in this new adaptation of Daphne du Maurier's novel.
Watch Richard Hammond survive electric supercar crash
Richard Hammond has been airlifted to hospital after what his colleague Jeremy Clarkson called "the biggest crash I've ever seen and the most frightening".
Movie reviews: Wonder Woman (2017); The Mummy (2017)
CGI is the real star in both these reboots of old Hollywood films
Putin says, 'I'm not a woman, so I don't have bad days'
There are quite a few bizarre moments in Oscar-winning director Oliver Stone's new documentary about Russia's president.
Michael Moore launches 'TrumpiLeaks'
Activist Michael Moore is launching a website to allow whistleblowers to securely leak information to him about US President Donald Trump.
How Stanley Kubrick nearly became an Aussie
Kubrick went so far as to book his passage to Australia in 1962.
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