Entertainment – Page 96

Elizabeth Strout’s Lucy By the Sea: a claustrophobic portrait of a terrible pandemic year

In her latest novel, Lucy by the Sea, Elizabeth Strout captures the bewilderment of us all at the onset of the pandemic

Steve Price unloads on women's footy

Price was forced to defend his views on what he termed the "substandard" AFWL after his riled up co-host Peter Helliar took him to task on The Project.

Music

"I can't stop smiling": Jimmy Barnes overwhelmed by honour

The legendary rock singer, who left school at 16 to join Cold Chisel as lead singer, was humbled when he accepted the award from the University of South Australia

Technology

Machine learning gives us a dog’s-eye view, showing us how the brains of our best friends interpret the world

Dogs are more interested in what is happening than who or what is involved.

"Where is the diversity?": Australian Idol judging panel hits first major snag

Before the cameras have even begun to roll, the popular music show that once "had at the heart of its panel Marcia Hines" has come under VERY early fire for a glaring omission

Technology

We steered a spacecraft into an asteroid

NASA has achieved a first for humanity after they purposefully steered a spacecraft into an asteroid - and hereâ€™s why it matters.

Art

Have you fallen for the myth of â€˜I can’t draw’? Do it anyway – and reap the reward

Drawing is a powerful tool of communication, as it helps build self-understanding and can boost mental health.

Music

Why Chumbawumba’s hit 90s song still resonates

25 years on from the release of Tubthumping, the hitmakers have shared why they think the track has stood the test of time.

Art

How whiteness was invented and fashioned in Britain’s colonial age of expansion

Western fashion, laundering and style reflected the racialized politics dramatically shaped by profound global transformations bound up with slavery, colonialism and modernisation.

Music

"He’s a real crooner": Kyle reveals judging line-up for return of Australian Idol

After a decade-long hiatus, Australian Idol is back â€“ with Sandilands announcing who will join him on the panel a little earlier than he was supposed to

Books

Prince George's bold warning to classmates

Author Kate Nicholls has made some amazing claims in her book The New Royals â€“ including a cheeky playground comment the young prince apparently made to settle a scuffle.

Music

You’re not tone deaf and you know more about music than you think

Music learning happens consciously and subconsciously. And even in the absence of education or training, we all have some degree of musical literacy.

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