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Robert Rosen polaroids. 
Photography

Access all areas: the Australian photographer celebrities embraced

Robert Rosen was a fixture in London’s clubs and catwalks and on the Sydney social scene in the 1980s and ’90s. But don’t call him part of the paparazzi.

  • by Lee Tulloch
‘They will go into different careers’: Fears for lost generation of musos
Coronavirus pandemic

‘They will go into different careers’: Fears for lost generation of musos

  • by Linda Morris
Images from the 2021 Art of Science exhibition, created by medical scientists.
Visual art

The stunning art at the heart of the COVID-19 virus

  • by Nick Miller
Home Alone is set to recieve the reboot treatment with ‘Home Sweet Home Alone’
Opinion
Streaming

The Home Alone reboot has me rooting for the robbers

  • by Thomas Mitchell
D.H. Lawrence and his wife, Frieda, in 1925, preparing to sail to Europe after leaving Mexico.
Literature

The loves, hates and brilliance of writer D.H. Lawrence

  • by Gregory Day

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Lamb xxx xx
Review

Set on a remote farm, Lamb is more than a shaggy sheep story

Dialogue is kept to a minimum in Valdimar Johannsson’s film about a childless Icelandic couple.

  • by Jake Wilson
Singer/songwriter Henry Brett in Roger Ungers’ documentary Finding Creativity.
Documentaries

Making a film about creativity, he found himself wrestling an enigma

Filmmaker Roger Ungers wanted to know where creativity comes from: he asked a glass-working artist, a celebrated chef, a singer songwriter and an entrepreneur.

  • by Nick Miller
Jennifer Hudson stars as Aretha Franklin and Mary J. Blige as Dinah Washington in a scene from Respect.
Review

A life in the spotlight that helped focus attention on civil rights

  • by Sandra Hall
It’s a determined performance from Noomi Rapace, who had to learn Icelandic to take on this role.
Review

Horror, humour and something very weird in the barn

  • by Stephanie Bunbury
John Cale and fellow band members in a scene from The Velvet Underground.
★★★★
Review

Inside the heady madness of The Velvet Underground

  • by Paul Byrnes
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