DEAR JANE: My new neighbor won’t stop flirting with my husband – and she even sunbathes NAKED to get his attention In her latest agony aunt column, best-selling author Jane Green offers some advice to a wife who has reached breaking point over her neighbor’s behavior  She also shares her

Salvador Dalí is walking down a hotel corridor. A hotel corridor is being walked down by Salvador Dalí. In a hotel, there is a corridor down which Salvador Dalí walks. So begins — and begins and begins – Quentin Dupieux’s giddy, glitchy altogether delightful “Daaaaaali!” (imagine the title delivered by

IT'S no secret that transforming your garden can be pretty pricey, especailly if you want something very specific. But one DIY whizz saved herself thousands by using old pallets in her garden, and the way she put them to use is so clever. Sharing the results on TikTok, Summer Grinther

When lay minister Thomas Munro (Guy Pearce) first reaches the shores of New Zealand in 1830, he does so on a white horse. A religious British man riding into a far-off land on his milky stallion is the picture of a white savior if there ever was one. But director

Richmond-born singer-songwriter-activist Stephan Said had a viral hit political anthem 25 years ago. He has some advice for Oliver Anthony and thoughts about his No. 1 song “Rich Men North of Richmond.” Over the past couple of weeks, friends (and strangers) who know my peculiar musical career history have asked

EXCLUSIVE: It’s a Sin star and musician Olly Alexander has created an original song for upcoming Sky’s coming-of-age love story Bonus Track. Alexander is also an executive producer on the film, which comes from Josh O’Connor and Mike Gilbert and is set to premiere at BFI’s London Film Festival this

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Identity, incomplete understanding and urban poverty are among the many themes touched upon in “Oasis of Now,” which is set to make its debut next month in the prestigious New Currents competition section of the Busan International Film Festival. The story revolves around a mother and a daughter who inhabit

Save articles for later Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. WickedSydney Lyric Theatre, September 7Until December 31★★★★ Wicked is back in the Land of Oz. The heartwarming tale of friendship, dressed up in splendorous costumes and fantabulous sets, has returned. The 2003 musical

Now on its ninth feature entry in just a decade, the “Conjuring” franchise has proved something of a powerhouse in the continued growth of horror as one of the most reliably popular (not to mention cost-effective) mainstream film genres. Their mythologies may be garbled and silly, the scares mostly “jump”