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Jimmy Barnes kicking of the book tour of his new memoir Working Class Boy in 2016.

The best celebrity memoirs have exactly what literature today lacks

As more and more crossed my desk, I found that the best of them were written with a robust, fearless honesty that I’ve almost given up looking for in current fiction.

  • by David Free

Movies

Emma Stone in a scene from Kinds of Kindness
★★
Review

Emma Stone returns for another wacky film, but sadly this is no Poor Things

If the filmmaker’s much-praised, award-winning Poor Things was the main meal, Kinds of Kindness is the offcuts.

  • by Robert Moran
Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum have zero chemistry in Fly Me to the Moon.
★★
Review

Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum’s NASA comedy fails to take off

As a marketing whiz and an astronaut, the stars have zero chemistry in the wildly overextended and flat rom-com Fly Me to the Moon.

  • by Jake Wilson
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TV & radio

Richard Gadd in Baby Reindeer.

Why the next Baby Reindeer may be too afraid to step into the spotlight

Caught in the clash between documentary, embellishment and a $US170 million lawsuit, getting the facts straight on TV has never been more important.

  • by Michael Idato
Online piracy seemed to be a thing of the past in Australia, but now it’s back with a vengeance.

Streaming was supposed to kill off online piracy. It’s skyrocketing

Australians have been consistently consuming more online content unlawfully over the past three years after a period of significant decline. What’s driving the sudden turn?

  • by Nell Geraets

Live reviews

Wet Long Hard at Dancehouse.

Spikes, sparkles and submission: This is a show all about innuendo and suggestion

  • by Andrew Fuhrmann, Jessica Nicholas, Michael Dwyer, Vyshnavee Wijekumar and Tony Way
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★★★★★
Review

This three-way bet on the loopy power of opera is a five-star triumph

  • by Joyce Morgan, John Shand and Harriet Cunningham

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