culture

After a year of being nice in Animal Crossing, the casual, uncurated indifference of Among Us comes as a relief.

In 2020 we mostly had to watch films at home, and the most exciting possibilities still emerged from independent cinema.

We must support Australian artists in their most ambitious visions to understand the seismic shifts of our time.

For all its controversial subject matter, Sandra Wollner’s film is a smart, ethical investigation that doesn’t deserve to be banned.

Behind the dad jokes, Queensland Theatre’s The Holidays is an ambitious play about family connection through dark times.

The moments of delightful surprise in The Crown are smothered by its refusal to permit uncertainty.

Returning to the stage after almost two decades, Alma De Groen’s Wicked Sisters now reads like a study of the generational failures of white feminism.

A new Streeton retrospective at the Art Gallery of New South Wales reveals a painter who speaks dazzlingly to our present.

New Zealand Spotify star Benee is preternaturally talented, but her debut album isn’t enough to drag her out of sludgy easy-listening playlists.