Country Country James Johnston Dials It Down for a Love Song About Tea and TV James Johnston’s latest is a country-pop ode to the good stuff — not fame or fire, just home, love, and late-night TV.
Pop Pop Air Supply Will Be Immortalised on Hollywood Walk of Fame The Australian soft-rock legends are among the 35 stars who will become a fabric of Tinseltown with a spot on the famous footpath.
More More Diddy Denied Bail After Prostitution Conviction Sean Combs has been denied bail following the verdict in his federal trial and will remain behind bars until his sentencing date.
Tim Minchin Turns Love Into a Terminal Diagnosis on ‘You Grew on Me’ Tim Minchin likens love to a terminal illness on his new single, blending biting satire with gut-wrenching vulnerability.
rock rock Foo Fighters Return With First New Music in Two Years Foo Fighters have released their first new music in two years in celebration of the band's 30th anniversary.
More More Sean Combs Found Guilty of Transportation to Engage in Prostitution Sean "Diddy" Combs has been found guilty on two charges of transportation to engage in prostitution in court.
More More Kanye West Denied Entry to Australia Over Controversial Song It's been on the cards since 2023, but Immigration Minister Tony Burke today confirmed Kanye West’s visa was cancelled earlier this year.
Live Music Live Music Boom Crash Opera Announce Massive 40th Anniversary Tour Australian rock legends Boom Crash Opera will celebrate 40 years with a 20-date national singles tour this October through December.
