Offspring's Matt Le Nevez fell into acting with his eye on a football hero.
From Pearce to Nina's proud man
It's a wrap for video
Sooner or later, every Australian household must face an agonising decision: what to do with all the videocassettes they have accumulated in the past 30 years.
Hard to hear The Voice over the sobbing
It is the smash-hit singing contest that is about to launch into its live finals, with all eyes on the performers remaining in the final 16.
Jackman of all trades
Acting wasn't always on the cards for one of our best-known stars.
Dust off your Abba onesies, it's Eurovision
Eurovision is derided as a shallow spangle-fest but more than half a million Australians will tune in to watch on Sunday night even though they can't barrack for their country.
Shorts supply
As the St Kilda Film Festival prepares to celebrate its 30th anniversary, Craig Mathieson investigates the art - and the career-boosting potential - of the short film.
Kitsch hits fever pitch
The costumes, choreography and corniness of Eurovision fascinate Australians. Daniel Burt looks at why in time for today's grand finals.
Critic's choice
Switching on Offspring this week feels very much like a family reunion - Proudman-style, of course.
Ice and fire: Characters we're loving in Game of Thrones
It's always hard to pick favourites, but here are five characters who steal the scene, and the show, every time they're on screen.
Jewellery heist and gun shots bring real drama to Cannes
The cinematic excitements of the Cannes Film Festival were overtaken by real crime on Friday, with a jewellery heist and a fake shooting stealing the limelight from on-screen dramas.