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Toy Story 5 review: the magic of play is still alive
Asking whether toys are becoming obsolete, Toy Story 5 tackles the great screen debate with real warmth and nuance.
Cult band Angine de Poitrine and the line between tribute and imitation
In the age of the algorithm, imitation is no longer just a matter of homage.
Disclosure Day: can Spielberg make us believe in alien life all over again?
The Emily Blunt, Josh O’Connor and Colman Domingo-led Disclosure Day returns to the filmmaker’s youthful fascination with UFOs.
Best new awards, arts prize winners and opportunities: June 2026
This month’s art prizes celebrate photography, writing, portraiture and musical theatre.
La Haine’s stylish approach still feels modern and incisive three decades on
Approaching La Haine for the first time, its relevance to the here and now is staggering.
Suzy Eddie Izzard is Hamlet – and the readiness is all
Suzy Eddie Izzard talks to ArtsHub about playing 23 characters in Hamlet and what she's learned from performing the play.
Culture is the beating heart of climate justice
Artists are a critical part of the fight for climate justice, argues activist and founder of the global 'artivism' movement…
From cloning romance authors to YouTube piracy, AI is transforming audiobooks
Almost one in five Australian audiobook listeners have listened to an AI narrated audiobook.
Douglas Stuart reveals flashes of tenderness in his violent working‑class men
In John of John, Booker Prize-winner Douglas Stuart has returned to his territory and deepened it.
The threat and promise of AI: an extract from Anna Goldsworthy’s Quarterly Essay
In this extract from her essay for Quarterly Essay, writer, pianist and artistic director Anna Goldsworthy muses on what it…
