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Rebel Wilson, pictured during her defamation trial in June, has banned Fairfax Media from attending her promotional tour ...

Rebel Wilson bans Fairfax from Pitch Perfect 3 promotion

Sports journalist Caroline Wilson has revealed a "creepy" encounter with Don Burke.

Caroline Wilson reveals 'creepy' encounter with Don Burke

Kadian Noble cries as she recounts a sexual assault by Harvey Weinstein during a news conference in New York, Tuesday, ...

Harvey Weinstein accused of sex trafficking in Cannes

Empty handed: Jessica Mauboy performs during the 31st ARIA Awards at The Star.

Shock losses at ARIAs as a gang of youths takes over

Nathanael Cooper

Walder Frey was brutally murdered at the end of season six.

A key Game of Thrones family might be making a comeback

Broede Carmody

Johnny Depp's role in the film has faced renewed criticism in the wake of Hollywood's sexual harassment and assault scandals.

Fantastic Beasts director defends Depp role despite backlash

Rob Moran

Elton John is set to earn millions for reworking his classic hits.

Elton John to earn $17m to rework Lion King with Beyonce

Alison Xiao

Kiwi singer Lorder, pictured performing at the Opera House forecourt last week, is nominated for album of the year.

Aussies artists lead Grammy nominations

Olivia DeJonge and Levi Miller in Better Watch Out.

Is this the least Aussie movie? Better Watch Out's strange birth

Kristyna Kohoutova in Jan Svankmajer's Alice (1988), featuring in the ACMI exhibition Wonderland.

The wonder of Alice: 40 movies, 30 TV series, one huge exhibition

Greg Sestero is the author of The Disaster Artist, a book about the making of the movie The Room.

The Disaster Artist gives Greg Sestero a Room of his own

Deft black comedy: Tom Cruise with Domhnall Gleeson (left) in 'American Made'.

Cruise in American Made is his best role in years: review

Will Ferrell and Mark Wahlberg in Daddy's Home 2.

Daddy's Home 2 review: It's trash but it works

Domhnall Gleeson and Will Tilston.

Oh d-d-dear: Goodbye Christopher Robin doesn't ring true

Zuzana Maurery as the manipulative Maria Drazdechova in The Teacher.

The Teacher review: A lesson in everyday evil

Rating:

Rating: 4 out of 5 stars

Nanny Olive (Kelly Macdonald) explains to young Christopher why his father's books are so popular.

Goodbye Christopher Robin review

Rating:

Rating: 3 out of 5 stars

Tulip Fever poster

Tulip Fever review: Love fails to bloom

Rating:

Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars

Better Watch Out film poster.

Better Watch Out review: Like Home Alone with knives

Rating:

Rating: 3 out of 5 stars

Daddy's Home 2 poster

Daddy's Home 2 review: It's trash but it works

Rating:

Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars

Melissa George plays Evelyn in The Butterfly Tree.

Butterfly Tree review: Beauty overwhelms arc

Rating:

Rating: 2.5 out of 5 stars

The Flash (Ezra Miller) Batman (Ben Affleck) and Wonder Woman (Gal Gadot) in Justice League.

Justice League review: Capitalises new ray of hope

Rating:

Rating: 3 out of 5 stars

Poster for the film Lucky

Lucky review: A tribute to an understated man

Rating:

Rating: 4 out of 5 stars

Headbands rule: Shia LaBeouf as John McEnroe and Sverrir Gudnason as Bjorn Borg.

Borg McEnroe review: Ice-Borg vs Superbrat

Rating:

Rating: 3 out of 5 stars

Killing of a Sacred Dear

The Killing of a Sacred Deer review

Rating:

Rating: 4 out of 5 stars

Louis Theroux: Heroin Town

Heroin Town review: Turns gaze on drug addicts

Rating:

Rating: 2.5 out of 5 stars

Even Johnny Depp has a moment of sympathy in Murder on the Orient Express.

Murder on the Orient Express review

Rating:

Rating: 3 out of 5 stars

Ben Stiller and Jenna Fischer star as husband and wife Brad and Melanie in Brad's Status.?

Brad's Status review: Anger of a father

Rating:

Rating: 2.5 out of 5 stars

Poster for the film Tom of Finland.

Tom of Finland review: Biopic finds its theme

Rating:

Rating: 3 out of 5 stars

Wickedness triumphs: Natalie Christie Peluso (Ottavia), Jake Arditti (Nero) Helen Sherman (Poppea).

In this tale of sex, death and obsession the bad guys win

Nick Galvin

Arts writer Joyce Morgan

Herald names a fresh team for its theatre reviews

Nick Galvin

Dancer and choreographer Melanie Lane likes to push herself hard.

Boxing, body building all in a day's work for perfectionist Melanie

Elissa Blake

Empty handed: Jessica Mauboy performs during the 31st ARIA Awards at The Star.

Shock losses at ARIAs as a gang of youths takes over

Harry Styles will take the stage at Tuesday's ARIA Awards.

ARIAs to showcase rising locals, but kids are wildest about Harry

Lorde performing in her Melodrama world tour.

Lorde reigns supreme in her last gig of the year

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Daryl Braithwaite is being inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame.

Daryl Braithwaite reviews ARIA song of the year nominees

R & B pop group, the Backstreet Boys, left to right, Nick Carter, Howie Dorough, Brian Littrell, A.J. McLean, and Kevin ...

Backstreet Boys singer Nick Carter accused of rape

A phantom queen who could be a wizard of Oz

Jessica Townsend's <i>Nevermoor: The Trials of Morrigan Crow</i> was 10 years in the making.

Ten years in the writing, Australian author Jessica Townsend's debut is attracting serious global attention.

ABC journalists venture into the world of the political thriller

Michael Brissenden has written a political thriller snatched from the headlines.

Michael Brissenden and Tony Jones have made their publishing debuts with political thrillers themed around international terrorism.

US crime writer Karin Slaughter.

No crime in writing about strong women

Women are far from being just the victims in crime fiction, says Karin Slaughter.

My Absolute Darling. By Gabriel Tallent.

My Absolute Darling: A disturbing debut

Jimmy Barnes at home in October this year.

Working Class Man: Confronting second verse

The Book of Dirt. By Bram Presser

The Book of Dirt: A unique Holocaust novel

<i>Sweet Bean Paste</i>, by Durian Sukegawa.

Sweet Bean Paste review: Tale of a pair of outsiders

The Catch. By Anna Clark.

The Catch: Hooking readers with history

<i>Dissent</i>, by Sally Percival Wood.

Dissent: Birth of radical university newspapers

<i>Sleepwalking to Armageddon,</i> Ed., Helen Caldicott.

Sleeping to Armageddon: The nuclear threat

<i>The French Exception</i>, by Adam Plowright.

The French Exception: The rise of Macron

</i>The Secret Lives of Cows</i>, by Rosamund Young.

Secret Life of Cows: A look at farmyard friends

<i>Demi-Gods</i>, by Eliza Robertson.

Demi-Gods: A debut novel about sexual discovery

<i>Turtles All the Way Down</i>, by John Green.

Turtles All the Way Down: Novel about mental disorders

<i>Vanguard of the Revolution</i>, by James McAdams.

Vanguard of the Revolution: Rise, fall of communism

<i>Rockefeller and the Demise of Ibu Pertiwi</i>, by Kerry B. Collison.

Rockefeller & the Demise of Ibu Pertiw

Sanctuary. By Judy Nunn.

Sanctuary: Tender novel about asylum seekers

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Homing & Hush: Collections on belonging

Eyes to Dry by Alice Chipkin and Jessica Tavassoli.

Graphic novels: A Different approach to depression

The Golden House, by Salman Rushdie.

The Golden House: A brilliant novelist holds back

The Lone Child. By Anna George.

The Lone Child: A story of two very different mothers

Miss Kopp's Midnight Confessions. By Amy Stewart.

Miss Kopp's Midnight Confession

Talking to My Daughter about the Economy. By Yanis Varoufakis.

Talking to My Daughter about the Economy

The Secret Life of Whales. By Micheline Jenner.

The Secret life of Whales: Getting close and personal

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Friend of my Youth: Back to the Bombay days

The Travelling Cat Chronicles. By Hiro Arikawa.

The Travelling Cat Chronicles: On the way with a feline

Friends, Fashion & Fabulousness. By Sally Gray.

Friends, Fashion & Fabulousness: The looks of the 1970s

Sirius. By John Dunn et al.

Sirius:The battle to save a brutalist landmark

All the Dirty parts. By Daniel Handler.

All the Dirty Parts: An authentic take on teenage sex

The Secret Books. By Marcel Theroux.

The Secret Books: An intellectual shaggy-dog story

City of Crows, by Chris Womersley.

City of Crows: A magical, original historical novel

Five Go Down Under, by Sophie Hamley.

Five Go Down Under: Blyton gets a modern touch

<i>The Origin of Others</i>, by Toni Morrison.

The Origin of Others: On America's past

A Timeline of Australian Food. By Jan O'Connell.

Timeline of Australian Food: A larder full of treats

<i>Please Explain</i>, by Anna Broinowski.

Please Explain: The phenomenon of Hanson

<i>A Long Way From Home</i>, by Peter Carey.

Long Way From Home: Our national identity

<i>The Journey</i>. By Steve Smith.

The Journey review: From the yard to captain

<i>Sport of Queens</i>. By Shane McNally.

Sport of Queens: Story of women and horse racing

<i>Australia's War with France</i>. By Richard James.

Australia's War with France: A forgotten battle

<i>The Rules of Magic</i>, by Alice Hoffman.

The Rules of Magic: The return of beloved witches

Lost Copy. By John Martinkus.

Lost Copy: The hazards of the media

<i>Soon</i>, by Lois Murphy.

Soon: Murphy's chilling story of the undead

<i>The Ninth Hour</i>, by Alice McDermott.

The Ninth Hour: Exploration of a religious vocation

<i>Rain Birds</i>, by Harriet McKnight.

Rain Birds: The impact of climate change

<i>A World of Three Zeroes</i>, by Muhammad Yunus.

A World of Three Zeroes: Recipe for improvement

From <i>Mirror Sydney</i> by Vanessa Berry.

Mirror Sydney: Picturing another side of the city

<i>The Other Moderns</i>, ed., Rebecca Hawcroft.

The Other Moderns Refugees and our modernist design

Uncommon Type. By Tom Hanks.

Uncommon Type: Stories full of nice guys and gals

<i>Dear World</i>, by Bana Alabed.

Dear World: The horrors of the Syrian conflict

<i>1947: When Now Begins</i>, by Elisabeth Asbrink.

1947: Big claims for a crucial year in history

<i>Not for the Faint-hearted</i>, by Kevin Rudd.

Not for the Faint-hearted: Living up to its title

Origin. By Dan Brown.

Origin: Return of Dan Brown's popular formula

<i>All the Burning Bridges</i>, by Steve Bisley.

All the Burning Bridges: An actor's early days

Little Fires Everywhere. By Celeste Ng.

Little Fires Everywhere: Full of insight

<i>Chappell's Last Stand</i>, by Michael Sexton.

Chappell's Last Stand: Examining a glorious year

<i>The Life to Come</i>, by Michelle de Kretser.

The Life to Come: An intense reading experience

<i>Dr Jekyll & Mr Seek</i>, by Anthony O'Neill.

Dr Jekyll & Mr Seek: Reworking a Victorian classic

The Trauma Cleaner. By Sarah Krasnostein.

The Trauma Cleaner: Great compassion

<i>The Voyage of the Southern Sun<i>, by Michael Smith.

Voyage of the Southern Sun: A global jaunt

<i>Antifa</i>, ny Mark Bray.

Antifa: A guide to countering the extreme right

In the Midst of Winter. By Isabel Allende.

In the Midst of Winter: Murder and immigration

Burning Down. By Venero Armanno.

Burning Down: A punchy historical novel

<i>A Time of Love and Tartan</i> by Alexander McCall Smith: sombre times in genteel, genial Scotland Street.

A Time of Love and Tartan: Adds a dark hue

<i>A Thousand Paper Birds</i> by Tor Udall reflects the author's love of London's Kew Gardens.

A Thousand Paper Birds: Power of drama

The Necessary Angel. By CK Stead.

The Necessary Angel: A love tangle in Paris

<i>A Dangerous Language</i> by Sulari Gentill has a punchy plot and draws telling historical parallels.

A Dangerous Language: The Return of Sinclair

Venom. By Brendan James Murray.

Venom: A double perspective on antivenom

Balcony over Jerusalem. By John Lyons.

Balcony Over Jerusalem: Looking at Israel

Brolliology. By Marion Rankine.

Brolliology: The hidden lives of the umbrella

Devil's Bargain. By Joshua Green.

Devil's Bargain: Inside the axis of power

A Fuhrer for a Father, by Jim Davidson.

A Fuhrer for a Father: Surviving a tyrannical parent

Whiteley on Trial, by Gabriella Coslovich.

Whiteley on Trial: The saga of truth in art

Two Steps Forward by Graeme Simsion and Anne Buist.

Two Steps Forward: A long walk to romance

A Thirst For Empire: How Tea Shaped the Modern World, by Erika Rappaport.

A Thirst for Empire: The power of good cup of tea

Australian Hiphop duo A.B. Original after winning the AMP (Australian music prize). They are Trials a Ngarrindjeri man ...

Triple J's Hottest 100 moved from Australia Day

Don Burke responds to allegations of sexual harrassment.

Don Burke denies sex harassment claims, says he has Aspergers

Don Burke's program Burke's Backyard was a ratings juggernaut for Channel Nine before it was cancelled in 2004.

Don Burke a sexual harasser and ruthless bully, claims women

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Lunch with Anthony 'Lehmo' Lehmann at the Fitz cafe.

Lehmo on the shock of being fired from Gold FM

Georgie Gardner is the new co-host of Today.

Georgie Gardner is Karl's new co-host on Today

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