
Bollywood's Patriarchy Must Not Silence Tanushree Dutta
Tanushree Dutta's harassment allegations expose Bollywood's entrenched patriarchy, a culture of silence that protects abusers and punishes women who dare to speak up.
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Tanushree Dutta's harassment allegations expose Bollywood's entrenched patriarchy, a culture of silence that protects abusers and punishes women who dare to speak up.

Mövenpick Hotel Melbourne offers free unlimited desserts daily during 'Chocolate Hour' at 2pm, alongside the underrated Miss Mi restaurant.

Jennifer Aniston's 2005 film Rumour Has It remains one of Hollywood's strangest rom-coms, with a plot that still unsettles viewers nearly two decades later.

Cartoon covers have dominated romance publishing since 2018. Here is why the look took over, what it means for readers and authors, and where the trend is heading next.

KV Anand, the Tamil cinematographer-turned-director, created mainstream cinema that offered audiences genuine relief from everyday drudgery. His films, from Ayan to Ko, remain a testament to unapologetic entertainment.

After nearly 50 years restoring stained glass across Tasmania, Gavin Merrington is stepping back from major projects following his final restoration at Campbell Town's Brickhill Memorial Church.

Selena Gomez sells her former Encino residence for $7.4m, four months after listing, as she and husband Benny Blanco settle into their $48m Beverly Hills mansion.

Indian author Kevin Missal explains why he chose Parashurama for his latest mythological retelling, how he writes for global audiences and audiobook listeners, and why he refuses to cut his story for shrinking attention spans.

Reality TV stars from The Real Housewives, Below Deck and Southern Charm shared their beauty secrets, fan encounters and dating deal breakers at Hayu FanFest in Australia.

Dolly Parton's 1986 'Up yours, buster' moment on 60 Minutes is remembered as Australia mourns the Queen of Country, who has died at 80.

The Mundi Mundi Bash reopened its gates to day-trippers on Saturday after record rainfall turned the outback festival site into a mudpit, with free entry offered as a goodwill gesture to fans who were turned away.

A new unauthorised biography alleges bullying in Victoria Beckham's Spice Girls years and reveals the details behind the family's public rupture with Brooklyn.

A mother-and-son animated film mocked for its crude visuals has become one of China's most talked-about box office stories of 2026, surging from 7,700 yuan to over 14.9 million yuan after internet mockery drove ticket sales.

Menang cultural artefacts held in overseas museums for nearly two centuries have returned to Albany, Western Australia, in a project blending traditional knowledge with scientific research.

In Batwara 1947, Sunny Deol trades jingoism for a deeper battle against hatred. The film asks whether we can recognise the humanity of those on the other side before it is too late.

Kyle Sandilands claims a failed ARN merger and death threats, not a co-host spat, were the real reasons behind his sacking, revealing a far more serious story.

Coodjinburra singer songwriter Budjerah releases debut album 'Gentleman' after four years, reflecting on faith, family, and a journey from 'The Voice' rejection to ARIA success.

Playboy is reviving its iconic Playmates and Bunnies with a modern, respectful approach, as executives insist the brand remains distinct from pornography.

As tamarind trends globally, Indigenous chefs and growers are championing Australia’s native namesake — a rainforest fruit with a deeper story of culture, conservation, and connection to Country.

Pop icon Taylor Swift and Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce were married at Madison Square Garden on Friday, drawing hundreds of high-profile guests to a tightly secured ceremony. The event coincides with America's 250th Independence Day weekend and a $26 million donation to US charities.