TV & Movies

Kick back and dive into the best Disney+ has to offer in Australia and New Zealand for 2025.

While January is typically a quiet and cruisey time in the city, head down the spiral staircase into the candlelit Hubert basement for glam movie nights, magic, cabaret, wall-to-wall live jazz, and $11 martinis. 

Love Actually in Concert will be heading our way this December, just in time for Christmas. 

8 Nights Out West is airing on ABC this month. 

Kicking off on Sunday 6 March March, the drive-in will be running until Sunday 17 April, with showings on most nights of the week. 

The legends at Mov’in Bed (that’s the epic bed cinema that occupied a rooftop in Moore Park across summer) have rebranded to Mov’in Car—and created an all-new drive-in cinema. 

Welcome to Culture Curve—your go-to guide to what’s on the rise and slide in culture in April 2021. 

If we needed a positive sign that life in Sydney is slowly returning to normality, it’s this year’s Mardi Gras Film Festival going ahead with a physical event. Much to our delight, the iconic film festival which celebrates queer representation and LGBTQIA+ filmmakers and storytellers is entering its 28th year, and you can catch this year’s movies from February 18 – March 4.

Welcome to Culture Curve—your go-to guide to what’s on the rise and slide in culture in December 2020.

This month, we're adding bedroom pop to our playlists, a genre spawned from artists getting creative in iso. We investigate a new wave of augmented reality e-commerce that's adding a little creativity to practicality, and we take a deep dive on the mega-force of gaming—no longer just a channel for entertainment and escapism, but the final curtain of pop culture. 

The multi award-winning musical, created by Lin-Manuel Miranda, was initially due to head to our shores in March 2021. But with a little thing called COVID getting in the way, that's on the back burner for now. Fortunately, there's still a chance to see the ground-breaking hip hop musical, and you don’t even need to max out your credit card for it. Hype up, because Hamilton the movie is coming direct to your lounge.

The festival wraps this Sunday 21 June, which means you’ve only got a few more days to experience this year’s filmic offerings. To help you divvy up your weekend watching, we thought we’d give you the rundown on a few films that really got us talking.

Cinemas have been included in the list of businesses allowed to reopen as of Wednesday 1 July, provided they can stick to that all-important four square metre rule.

Expect a huge online movie vault packed with 33 films, documentaries and shorts to sink your teeth into.

And you get to choose whatever movie you want!

For the first time in Taronga’s 102-year-history, Taronga Zoo Sydney and Taronga Western Plains Zoo in Dubbo are joining forces and going virtual with the launch of a little something called Taronga TV.

In its debut season, Outdoor Cinema is locked to span over a number of nights with a heap of cinematic blockbusters you’ll want to feast your eyes on. 

It includes in-house lightning, wind, fog, scents and rain.

Because there’s no such thing as too much Keanu.

Don’t get us started on the dollar wings and $5 taps.

If you’re still mourning the series finale of Game of Thrones (guilty), dry your eyes because you’ll soon have the chance to relive all the heart-breaking and blood-thirsty action in person. After touring around Europe and America for the past two years, The Game of Thrones Live Concert Experience is finally headed to our shores and trust us when we say this is one hardcore fans won’t want to miss.

Left it last minute to sort out your Sydney Film Festival schedule and freaking at all the selling fast and sold out movies?  Have no fear, we’ve got your back with 10 of the best still up for grabs.