Single mother Snezana Markoski has won the heart of Melbourne personal trainer Sam Wood in a heart-stopping season finale of The Bachelor.

English pop singer Lily Allen has upset Christian groups by including a nativity scene in a concert.

David Quirk's presence is compelling, yet also somehow nonchalant; his humour is inventive, dry, thoughtful, and at times philosophical.

Lindsay McDougall says the Abbott government has behaved like a school bully.

The International Olympic Committee is launching a digital Olympic TV channel.

Johnny Rotten has taken aim at Mick Jagger, Simon Cowell and even his band.

It hardly amounts to a scandal, but Cate Blanchett's love-making with Rooney Mara in Carol has given the Cannes a little frisson.

June 18: Join political journalist Karen Middleton at 2pm for conversation and afternoon tea in the Conference Room, Level 4, National Library of Australia. In association with the Australian Women's Archive Project.$15. 

Even with debts approaching $50 million you can rely on this hip hop star to stay clean and, soon, debt free.

The serene calm of the pulsating harp chords and plucked lower strings that usher in Bartok's masterpiece, the Violin Concerto No.2 scarcely prepare the listener for the journey to the heights of the modernist imagination that follows.

Malcolm Turnbull advised two of the ABC's most prominent journalists to adopt a 'less aggressive' style of interviewing.

My Kitchen Rules has seen its fair share of arguments over the past nine seasons.

Spoiler alert: Australian comedian Kitty Flanagan has given away the biggest spoiler in the world.

If you post a tribute to Stella Young today, please do not include picture of a snowflake.

The Hollywood studio has a clever strategy to mine its archive of animated classics.