Новости за 01.05.2019

To craft their latest offering, Adam Zwar and Amanda Brotchie have taken their cues from some of the ancient classics of TV comedy.

Luminary, the much-hyped, $142 million podcasting app, will need a public relations campaign to recover from a nightmare launch.

A sense of superiority comes from the downward social comparison, in which we compare ourselves with someone for whom we feel contempt.

There was a Project Blue Book, but SBS's drama of the same name is made-up nonsense.

Dress and public image are impossible to separate, especially when motivations are in question.

Comic-book king provides a lesson in corporate entrepreneurship.

Oh dear, just two weeks into a federal election campaign and already we’re invoking the spectre of the communist bogey man. That was fast.

Oh gosh, it's the worst. But there is hope.

A study has found a spike in youth suicide - particularly among boys - followed Netflix airing the teen drama 13 Reasons Why. Psychologists saw this coming.

Coercive control is a “malign pattern of domination”.

The climate change wars have now hit Australia’s corporate sector with some of our biggest companies reviewing their membership of peak corporate bodies like the Business Council of Australia (BCA).

The Coalition has announced a $308m medicines policy, as Labor unveils a $116 million plan to tackle obesity and other preventative conditions.

Show yourself some compassion.

The local boss of German discount supermarket Aldi is unfazed by arch rival Kaufland coming to Australia, saying consumers will benefit from the new competition.

The chairman of Cochlear has cautioned more needs to be done to help smaller players in the industry.

The quiet revolution against Tony Abbott in Warringah is being led, not by the well-connected bankers and financiers of the electorate, but by their switched-on wives.

Ninety per cent of people having knee or hip replacements were obese or overweight, a 10-month audit of 247 patients at an unidentified NSW public hospital found.

Not unlike the epic Game of Thrones television series, the final stages of the 2019 election battle are finally upon us.

With Macquarie Street back in business on Monday, everyone is busy tying up loose ends.

The American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) says in 2018 its collections grew 7.26% to $1.227 billion in the year -- up from $1...

The California Roots and Arts Festival has teamed up with Ineffable Music Group and SiriusXM Radio to create a new program on the satellite radio...

For nearly three decades, Tim McGraw has been making country music fans and movie lovers alike fall for him and his charm, but there is something even more lovable about him...his romance with...

The 2019 Billboard Music Awards are finally here! This year is truly shaping up to be a historic show. Not only is Kelly Clarkson returning to host for the second year in a row, she will...

Some artists are lauded for the quality of work, while others are praised for its impact. Photographer Kwame Brathwaite is celebrated for both. In the 50s and 60s, when segregation loomed triumphantly and Black musicians’ album covers celebrated white faces in lieu of black ones, Brathwaite set out to capture the beauty of Harlem’s black residents via photos. An exhibition of his work appropriately titled “Black Is Beautiful: The Photography of Kwame Brathwaite,” is on exhibit at the Skirball Cultural Center until September 1.

Oil prices dropped early on Wednesday after the API reported on Tuesday a surprise U.S. crude build that outweighed earlier bullish news of a coup attempt in Venezuela and Saudi Arabia hinting that the OPEC+ pact could be extended in some form through the end of this year. As of 08:58 EDT on Wednesday, before the EIA weekly inventory report, WTI Crude was down 0.75 percent at $63.43 while Brent Crude traded down 0.33 percent at $71.82. Oil rallied early on Tuesday after Saudi Arabia’s Energy Minister... Читать дальше...