In his memoir, All Mixed Up, ABC TV journalist Jason Om shares his extraordinary journey from childhood to today. He recently spoke with Gary Nunn about the memoir and his experiences as a gay, Asian Australian.
Ahead of the release of his new book, Kylie: Song by Song, Marc Andrews explains why Kylie Minogue – whose pop career has lasted an incredible 35 years and counting – is as relevant as ever.
“The audience growth of the News Corp newspapers … shows that abandoning impartiality in news reporting might be a successful corporate business strategy.”
It’s time to rethink the legacy of much-maligned hitmakers Stock Aitken Waterman, argues Matthew Denby, in a compelling re-evaluation of the 1980s pop trailblazers.
National treasure Marcia Hines sits down with The Sentinel to talk life, love, showbiz – and her exciting new project.
The Sentinel sits down with Sydney arts maven Amanda Buckworth, to find out how she became one of the city’s premier arts publicists.
Hamish Macdonald opens up to The Sentinel about coming out, journalism, leaving Q+A and his big Mardi Gras hosting gig.
Whether you know him as Mark Trevorrow or Bob Downe, he’s an icon of Australian entertainment. The Sentinel gets up close and personal with the man himself ahead of his new Sydney shows.
Acclaimed entertainer Mark Trevorrow pays tribute to two bright lights of the Australian showbiz industry who’ve recently passed away – both of whom had a tremendous impact on his life and career.
From journalists to pop stars to drag queens, the ABC has announced their line-up of presenters for this year’s Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras.
While it’s probably received more brickbats than bouquets, Australian soap opera Neighbours has been a television mainstay for 37 years. Now, it seems TV bosses are reaching for the ‘off’ button.
Sunny Grace has something to say about And Just Like That… – the 10-episode revival of Sex and the City.
Australian-born US TV star Tabatha Coffey has been called a ‘bitch’ more times than she can count. Now, she’s owning the word with her coaching venture B.I.T.C.H. Camp – and forging exciting new paths, as Amanda Smith reports.
Tim Chappel was catapulted to the world stage in 1995 when he won an Oscar for his costumes in the cult film The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert. 26 years on, he is as relevant and in-demand as ever, writes Travis de Jonk.
Sunny Grace pens a paean to spring – and an easing of lockdown restrictions – in our fair city.
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