Comedy, superheroes, drama, musicals and romance … the small screen has it all over the coming nights. Leigh Paatsch reveals the ones to watch and the ones to avoid.
Leigh Paatsch
Controversy has been the Kardashian family's currency for as long as we’ve been keeping up with them. A global pandemic was never going to change that.
Katy Hall
Ben O’Shea’s verdict on the latest West Aussie film
Ben O'Shea
From thirst traps to racy selfies, the US presidential election is a non-stop celeb-fest from encouraging voter turnout to serious campaigning.
Nadia Salemme and David Mills
Imagine a classic Agatha Christie mystery set amid the rugged landscapes of WA’s Mid West and you’ll appreciate the appeal of Death Leaves the Station
Gemma Nisbet
A personal connection led Roland Perry to write about the fate of HMAS Perth and its notorious and beloved cat, Red Lead
Roland Perry
As gigs slowly get back up and running, artists like teen pop star Ruel have embraced the rare opportunity to perform their new songs on an all-Aussie show.
Kathy McCabe, National music writer
Pop the popcorn, crack open the Maltesers and choose from our list of the 10 best spooky films to stream this Halloween. No need to sleep with the light on afterwards, writes film critic Ben O’Shea.
Former The Block contestant Suzi Taylor has been found guilty of minor assault following a confrontation at an upmarket Brisbane hotel.
Patrick Billings, Vanessa Marsh
From Borat to Bill Murray to Sarah Palin — these are the new movies landing on your streaming platforms. Leigh Paatsch runs the rule over the latest offerings.
WA Symphony Orchestra extends Last Night of the Proms at Perth Concert Hall
David Cusworth
Ditch the tracky dacks and dust off your best dresses and suits — it’s time to glam up for the Melbourne Cup Carnival. And while you can’t be trackside, here’s how to get into the spirit at home.
Charlotte Brundrett
SAS Australia star Merrick Watts had some choice words for Firass Dirani during a live radio call between the pair.
Lily Hoffmann
Get the code word from PLAY Magazine October 30 October and The Guide Sunday 01 November!
See PLAY in The West Australian 31 October edition to find out more!
The happy news came as a total surprise to the glamour couple, who had previously struggled to conceive before falling pregnant with daughter Tullulah.
Muso Damon Albarn has much to do, and say, on British PM Boris Johnson’s treatment of the arts during the global pandemic
Cameron Adams
When four of the superbrains from The Chase were in Sydney taping some special editions of the hit game show recently, they thought it would be a bit of fun to drop into a pub quiz night.
James Wigney
Midnight Oil is releasing its long-awaited new album with a stirring video made by the artists behind an iconic mural of AFL legend Adam Goodes.
I need so much more time to process everything that happened so I will let Ziggy’s face speak for me.
Stephanie McKenna
She’s received tons of praise recently for her slimmed-down figure, but Aussie comedy queen Rebel Wilson raised plenty of eyebrows when she stepped out in Los Angeles today.
An ex-Channel 10 executive producer has blamed “bad casting” and “viewer fatigue” after ratings for The Bachelorette dropped to an all-time low.
Mibenge Nsenduluka
From the most entertaining Harry Potter flick in the franchise, to the least impressive Godfather film, and a timely US political drama — there’s a movie for everyone to enjoy on telly tonight.
A play by Kalgoorlie-born playwright Andrew Bovell is being adapted into a television series starring Nicole Kidman.
Pierra Willix
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