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The wait is over: The world premiere of “The Testaments” took place at French festival Series Mania. The new show, produced by MGM Television and based on Margaret Atwood’s novel of the same name, is set to premiere on Disney+…
Two more acts from the cancelled Bluesfest 2026 lineup have confirmed they are pressing ahead with their Australian tours. The Wailers and The Pogues both announced updated plans on Saturday (March 21), joining Sublime and Counting Crows in reassuring fans…
Australian singer-songwriter MAY-A has put her own stamp on a classic. The 24-year-old Sydney talent covered Stevie Nicks‘ 1981 track “Edge of Seventeen” for triple j’s Like a Version on Friday (March 20), delivering a grunge-inflected, guitar-driven reworking that stripped…
Thirty years in, and FilMart still knows how to fill a room. The Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre hummed with a density that attendees said felt more like the market’s pre-pandemic peak than anything seen in recent years –…
The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Wakeris a hard game to live up to, but that hasn’t stopped others from trying. There’s something uniquely compelling about its loop of sailing between islands, even after more robust open-world experiences have become…
It is hard to believe that The Elder Scrolls VI was first announced back in 2018, meaning that it has been a whopping eight-years since Bethesda first unveiled the next entry in the much-loved RPG franchise. It is especially hard…
Heading to the arcade was always a highlight of many of our childhoods. Inserting a coin into the machine, jumping on what felt like a real-sized motorbike, and swaying from side to side as you raced against AI foes just…
Fans of Dark Souls 3 will not want to miss out on a new release related to the critically acclaimed soulslike game by FromSoftware, but they will need to start saving some money now. It has been nearly a decade…
Julianne Moore stands out in an ensemble satire that makes Hollywood look like a circle of Hell.
The upcoming adaptation of an indie Lovecraftian game could be the perfect rival to Mike Flanagan‘s big-screen take on a Stephen King book.