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‘I can’t order milkshakes any more’: Kelis on the downside of her hit song

‘I can’t order milkshakes any more’: Kelis on the downside of her hit song

How do you make your subject comfortable enough that they talk about the ugly side of the music industry? I could teach you, but I’d have to charge.

  • by Thomas Mitchell

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Jane Schoenbrun’s Buffy-infused I Saw the TV Glow may look nostalgic but it’s anything but warm and fuzzy.

  • by Karl Quinn
This teen classic belongs in the canon of must-see Australian films

This teen classic belongs in the canon of must-see Australian films

Hollywood had the films of John Hughes. But Australia had young Mendo in The Big Steal.

  • by Annabel Ross
This fish-out-of-water school comedy is smart, biting satire

This fish-out-of-water school comedy is smart, biting satire

The anti-woke set is bound to get hilariously worked up by new teen series Boarders.

  • by Robert Moran
Zoe Kravitz’s Blink Twice is the film brat summer needed

Zoe Kravitz’s Blink Twice is the film brat summer needed

The 35-year-old star found purpose, fury and Channing Tatum while making her provocative debut as a director.

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The animal that has shaped our world as it is today

The animal that has shaped our world as it is today

Timothy Winegard has saddled up to write the story of the horse.

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Who reads children’s books best? Kids or adults

Who reads children’s books best? Kids or adults

Judging what works in books for younger readers is no easy matter.

  • by Jane Sullivan
The young, black moderate who argues that ‘anti-racism’ is racist
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The young, black moderate who argues that ‘anti-racism’ is racist

“There’s a certain type of person that enjoys self-flagellation,” says author Coleman Hughes ahead of his Australian visit.

  • by Michael Lallo
At this year’s arts awards in Darwin, a star was born

At this year’s arts awards in Darwin, a star was born

Darwin at the beginning of August is an essential moment on the local art calendar.

  • by John McDonald
Society’s true innovators, disruptors and mavericks? They’re our under-twos

Society’s true innovators, disruptors and mavericks? They’re our under-twos

Imagine if all humans could achieve the progress of the typical baby.

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The real urban dictionary: How fluent are you in street talk?
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The real urban dictionary: How fluent are you in street talk?

Avenues, roads, stroads? We need to decipher the spin of today’s city planners.

  • by David Astle