katie cunningham | writer

Kimbra on the ups and downs of fame: ‘Always having to look like a pop star is exhausting’

Mr Inbetween is one of Australia’s best TV shows – so why isn’t it more popular?

‘I definitely almost died’: Matt Corby on surviving floods, health scares and reality TV

‘We keep our money in a sock!’: the Waifs on 30 years of fights, fame and batting off record labels

‘I was extinguished by men in suits’: Darren Hayes on surviving homophobia – and finding happiness

Flume finally finds happiness: ‘I didn’t want to tour any more. I hated my job’

‘This is my escape’: scenes from the Elvis festival that takes over a small town

‘Everyone was partying for their life’: Bang Gang, bloghouse and the indie sleaze of the mid-2000s

My house was a film set: ‘They were filming sex scenes on our kitchen bench’

Horny, horrifying and unhinged: why Vanderpump Rules is the best reality show of all time

‘Kurt was not in a good way’: backstage on Nirvana’s first – and only - Australian tour

Claudia Karvan: ‘He painted a spontaneous nude of me on a baker’s tray’

‘It helps disguise me’: Bryan Brown on getting recognised, stolen cars and identifying with objects

‘Sales funnels’ and high-value men: the rise of strategic dating

Thanks to Real Housewives, I no longer dread getting older. Honestly, it looks great

I stopped getting up early during the pandemic – and have never felt better

There's a real joy in seeing your city on screen

My beauty regime was obsessive. But in isolation, I have been liberated from caring

Grieving in the internet age