Popular Culture

Music mogul Sean 'Diddy' Combs is facing federal charges of racketeering conspiracy, sex trafficking and transporting people across state lines to engage in prostitution. His trial will be closely watched and may have greater implications for popular culture.

The annual Met Gala in NYC is a dazzling collision of celebrity, fashion and media frenzy. Here's what to expect this year.

Plus, Robert De Niro comes out in support of his daughter, Kendrick Lamar is heading to Ballarat, and quiz show Talkin' 'Bout Your Generation to return.

Martha Stewart will fly to Australia for an exclusive In Conversation at Vivid Sydney. She reflected on a career of ups and downs ahead of her visit.

The new National Film and Sound Archive of Australia exhibition 'Tune in, freak out' is immortalising music from the 60s to the Noughties online.

Every week, Sunday night six o'clock, Australians settled down to watch a show so famous even King Charles III made an appearance.

Wrestling star and actor John Cena will headline a three-day WWE event in Perth in October that is being touted as a major tourism draw for Western Australia.

More than 35 years on from its debut, The Simpsons has been extended, but US Census data shows the nature of a typical family life has vastly changed since the beloved show has been on-air.

Enthusiastic eruptions from audiences during a viral moment in the film create a mess for staff to clean up, but could the viral trend be a good thing for cinemas? 

The office of the New York City medical examiner says it amended the cause and manner of the 39-year-old's death following a review of laboratory test results.

I've often wished we could all have a brief moment of hurtling around the Earth, not to posture or preen, but to show the opposite — we are small, we are humble, and we need to fiercely care for the Earth.

The highs, lows and biggest surprises from the most talked about music festival on the planet.

Our fascination with the rich and famous often seems to curdle into something darker, even if it is hard to tell if we're eating the rich or eating cake.

Plus, Cannes Film Festival slate announced and how to watch Lady Gaga's Coachella set.

Former ABC presenter Tony Armstrong and drag icon Courtney Act will present Australia's Eurovision coverage live from Switzerland.

In the 1980s, Kate Ceberano was experiencing the wrong kind of recognition: backlash for comments she'd made about Kylie Minogue. Now, the singer reflects on how jealousy was impacting her.

As younger generations flock to short-form video content, traditional film and television producers are trying to get creative.

Less than 1 per cent of models during recent runway shows were plus-sized. Some fear it shows fashion is on a worrying trajectory away from inclusivity.

Plus, Cassie Workman gets witchy with Lilly Wachowski and Baby Reindeer leads the BAFTAs sweep.

Actor Val Kilmer, star of Top Gun and Tombstone, has died aged 65.