Category: Entertainment
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2021 Bachelorette offers substance to indulgent television
Network 10’s The Bachelorette makes history by featuring the first Indigenous and queer protagonist, Brooke Blurton, which airs this week. But, only time will tell how this move influences the future of the sugary franchise, journalist Michelle Wakim explains.
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Britney breaks her silence, validating what fans have thought for the last 13 years
In an emotional plea on Wednesday, June 23, Britney Spears says she wants out of “abusive” 13-year conservatorship.
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Netflix’s Seaspiracy sparks credibility concerns
Netflix exposes the impact of global overfishing on the environment in its controversial documentary Seaspiracy.
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If there was ever a soundtrack of nostalgia, Taylor’s Version would be it
With Taylor Swift’s release of Fearless (Taylor’s Version), discussions of nostalgia and how we relate to our younger selves have taken centre stage.
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Unpacking #FreeBritney: The fan-lead movement explained
With Britney Spears’ legal battle to overturn her conservatorship making headlines as of late, fans have once again echoed their calls to #FreeBritney. OTR Contributor, Emily Schinella, explains why.
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The new norm? What it’s like going to a socially distanced festival.
The Summer Sounds Festival in Adelaide offered music lovers the chance to finally experience something that has been sorely missed: live music.
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