A gay man and woman get married to circumvent homophobic parenting laws in this Aussie-Macedonian film
Housekeeping for Beginners is set in a queer home in North Macedonia, but it started in Melbourne.
This hand-drawn family tree stretches 60 metres and 65,000 years — and tells a story about us all
It took four people months to draw Archie Moore's enormous family tree – but it'll all be erased soon.
Roger Corman, the man behind Little Shop of Horrors, dies aged 98
Roger Corman was a mentor to many Hollywood greats including Francis Ford Coppola, Ron Howard, James Cameron and Martin Scorsese.
Meet the artist behind the viral courtroom sketches of Donald Trump
From "surfboard eyebrows" to an "incredible coiffe", veteran courtroom sketch artist Christine Cornell explains how she captures the features and the feelings of Donald Trump's hush money trial.
The highs and lows of Eurovision song contest in Sweden as winner crowned
A controversial Eurovision has come to an end with the winner crowned, earning the winning country its first top honour in more than three decades.
Switzerland takes home the 2024 Eurovision crown — as it happened
After two rounds of semis, 25 countries went into battle, with Switzerland coming out victorious in Eurovision 2024. Catch up on all the action.
Why is Israel allowed to participate in Eurovision even though Russia was banned?
The European Broadcasting Union excluded Russia from the 2022 Eurovision Song Contest after the country invaded Ukraine, so why is Israel still participating in 2024?
You can use music to change your mood — but there's a catch
Music can make you happy, sad and everything in between. Tracking those in-between feelings is the secret to harnessing the power of music to change your mood.
Groovin The Moo artists forced to find alternatives after festival axing, if they can
A majority of artists that were part of the cancelled regional festival have not rescheduled playing in Australia this year, adding to the dwindling Australian music festival business.
Why this family refuses to give up music lessons, despite the cost-of-living crunch
Music industry heads say families are cutting back on music classes as the cost-of-living crisis bites, while teachers are leaving the profession due to the drop in participation. What does this mean for the future of the industry?