Did you know that flying foxes have underarm nipples, or that they can lock their legs to hang upside down with ease?

Lawyers for Geoffrey Rush say "grossly defamatory" articles about him remain online and continue to damage his reputation, during a hearing for the actor's lawsuit against The Daily Telegraph.

In a forthright interview, super-producer Quincy Jones lays out his thoughts on some the world's biggest pop stars. And he has very few kind things to say.

Tourists will always flock to marvel at the architectural brilliance of Sydney's Opera House, but few know about one of the world's only double helix 'spiral' car park beneath them. Curious Sydney investigates how the design came to be.

A mobile phone game about a wandering cartoon frog becomes a surprise hit in China, clocking up millions of downloads since its release late last year.

Director Quentin Tarantino responds to Uma Thurman's allegation that he put her life in danger with a dangerous car stunt on Kill Bill, calling the incident "the biggest regret of my life".

Lady Bird is not a film that speaks with daring originality, but it's handled with such playfulness, intelligence and feeling by director Greta Gerwig that it doesn't matter.

A 1933 painting that was made for a Melbourne mural is about to go on show in a new Australian Art Deco exhibition.

The creators of Game of Thrones will be creating a new series of films set in the notably more family-friendly Star Wars universe, and some fans are sceptical.

Starting high school can be like starting school all over again with added teenage angst to boot. Here's some of the advice you gave to help Year 7s find their way.

A new Apple Store proposed for Federation Square has been overwhelmingly rejected by the community as the Melbourne City Council votes to step up pressure for a redesign.

A new Apple Store proposed for Federation Square has been overwhelmingly rejected by the community as the Melbourne City Council votes to step up pressure for a redesign.

Film taken by a camera classed as a weapon, a Buddha crawling with maggot-like statues, floor-to-ceiling skulls: Insta-savvy art galleries look to entice selfie-takers out of stadiums and cinemas and into the nation's publicly funded galleries, write Patricia Hoffie.

The song Bamboo, by Melbourne's Harvey Sutherland, was used without permission under a video on the retailer's Instagram page. It's not the first time the chain store's social media activities have been criticised.

South Australia will become home to a new $26 million visual effects studio which lists Wonder Woman and The Shape of Water among its credits.