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A dystopian vision in brown defines Blade Runner 2049.
Movies

Blade Runner 2049 leaves star Ryan Gosling struggling for answers

Blade Runner 2049 has to offer something more complicated than bad guys smashing through a skyscraper window, but director Denis Villeneuve can do just that.

  • by Stephanie Bunbury
Producer Jerry Bruckheimer at the Hollywood premiere of Dead Men Tell No Tales in May.
Entertainment

Pirates shoot and box office don't worry Bruckheimer

  • by Garry Maddox
Hayden Fowler will lock himself in a cage with the dingo Juno for an art installation as part of Sydney Contemporary.
Art & design

The artist locking himself in a cage with a dingo

  • by Barry Divola
Authors Adrian McKinty and Jane Harper have been presented with Ned Kelly Awards by the Australian Crime Writers Association.
Books

When a Dry run turns into a publishing force of nature

  • by Jason Steger
Ariana Grande beefs up security for Australian tour
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Ariana Grande beefs up security for Australian tour

  • by Broede Carmody

Movies

Director Lissette Orozco, left, with Adriana Rivas in <i>Adriana's Pact</i>.

Chilean filmmaker Lissette Orozco calls for aunt to be extradited for kidnapping

A new documentary centres on a woman living in Australia who worked for Chile's brutal secret police in the Pinochet era.

  • by Garry Maddox
The Flossy Posse on tour in Girls Trip.

Girls Trip is an exuberant return to the girl power films of old

Rated MA, 122 minutes

  • by Jake Wilson
Osamah Sami plays the lead role in Ali's Wedding.

Top five films: our pick of the big screen

  • by Jake Wilson
Hugh Edwards as Piggy in the 1963 adaptation of Lord of the Flies.

All-female Lord of the Flies adaptation misses the point, critics say

  • by Piya Sinha-Roy
The life of Yorkshire farmer Johnny Saxby (Josh O'Connor, left) is turned upside down by the arrival of migrant worker Gheorghe (Alec Secareanu) in God's Own Country.

God's Own Country: Same-sex love in the Yorkshire moors

  • by Stephanie Bunbury
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Anne Bancroft and Dustin Hoffman in The Graduate, from 1967.

Screen Grabs: best of the small screen

Our pick of what's showing on the small screen this week

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Clausen was responsible for a number of the series most memorable musical numbers.

Simpsons producers respond to criticism after firing of composer Alf Clausen

When the 29th season of The Simpsons premieres later this year, it will be doing so without its longtime musical contributor, Alf Clausen.

  • by Randall Roberts
Isaac Hempstead said he just hopes Bran is alive by the end of the show.

'Game of Thrones' star Isaac Hempstead-Wright on Bran and a key deleted scene

  • by Stephanie Merry
Canberra's own internet sensation Chris Uhlmann is joining Channel Nine.

ABC's Chris Uhlmann to replace Laurie Oakes on Channel Nine

  • by Broede Carmody
The Bachelor's Cobie Frost looked stunned by Simone Ormesher's (right) blatant move.
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Matty's 'Johnson' is up for grabs as The Bachelor Australia goes a bit gutter

  • by Aja Styles

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