Spears turns herself in to police
Britney has reported to LA police to be booked on charges of hit
and run and driving.
A bald premise, but then everyone's in on the act
Magwatch: Brazilians are hot right now in the celebrity
world.
MULTIMEDIA
Jimmy Barnes - Out in the Blue
The hard man of Oz rock is back. Sample his new song and follow his outback Queensland tour .
Tradition in the best of taste
The Slow Food movement celebrates the power of local produce.
Family secrets
A father's culinary treasures are revealed, writes Joanna Savill.
- Off the Shelf: No jacket required
- Three of a Kind: Fresh pasta
- Butter shortage: Goodbye, yellow brick load
- Seasonal Cook: The smooth operator
- Ramsay gains two Michelin stars
- Let us eat cake
- FULL GOOD LIVING COVERAGE
Say goodbye to Hollywood, baby
Poor box office results are killing off starring roles for
Tinseltown's leading ladies.
George faces up to his conscience
The famous Clooney charm can distract from an astute mind and a
real concern about double standards, David Michael writes.
- Rumours fly of star visit
- Laura enjoying the journey
- Cate's crown starts to wobble
- Eastern Promises Blood, guts and body politics
- Moore wins star on Walk of Fame
- Death at a Funeral: Mr Darcy turns comic
- Resident Evil: Monster mash
- Indian Film Festival: Beyond Bollywood
- FULL FILM COVERAGE
FILM REVIEWS
A Mighty Heart
Angelina Jolie convinces as a brave woman strung to breaking point
by the kidnap of her husband.
The Brave One
Jodie Foster turns vigilante in this complex, confronting tale of
revenge from filmmaker Neil Jordan.
Coming up roses after the Savage days
Darren Hayes's Whore's Bath. Look out for that perfume in the
future.
Music of heart tops pops, weddings and funerals
The songs from James Blunt's 2005 debut album Back to Bedlam
were more than just chart-toppers.
GIG PREVIEWS
CD REVIEWS
We Are the Pipettes
A modern take on the classic girl group, the Pipettes are
bucketloads of fun.
Martin's Get This gets the chop
Tony Martin's Triple M show axed, despite being one of the
stations' top rating programs.
Give it a Ms
Radio stations have underestimated women for too long, argues Sue
Javes.
- Warnie hits a six for Kath and Kim
- Is Your House Killing You? Toxic terrors
- Dirty Jobs: Of elephants and ear wax
- Not Quite Art: Culture vulture
- Mr G a rip-off, claims teacher
- TV that might just save your life
- Kyle and Jackie O best on-air team
- Bindi's a big fave - and Zac's just hot
- FULL TV & RADIO COVERAGE
TV REVIEWS
Not Quite Art
Marcus Westbury insists on presenting himself as a cultural ratbag.
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When art and road signs hang out …
To most motorists, there is nothing remarkable about the humble
road sign.
Battlers in choir reap award
The 2007 ARIA Fine Arts Awards last night might have been mistaken
for the more mainstream rock'n'roll ARIA event.
ARTS PREVIEWS & REVIEWS
Norm and Ahmed
Alex Buzo's play reminds that we must remain vigilant against
ignorance and racism.
The Year of Magical Drinking Tour
Kiki and Herb's anarchic and eclectic medleys will leave you shaken
and stirred.
Fun, even if he's pipped at the post
As a New Zealander, Lloyd Jones knows that being the bookmakers'
favourite means nothing until you're actually carrying the prize
aloft.
From singing Idol to author
Authors will almost anything for publicity. Damien Leith might even
do a little song and dance.
BOOK REVIEWS
Exit Ghost
As age and infirmity strike Philip Roth's famed protagonist, the
bigger themes are merely glanced over.
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