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Kerrie O'Brien is a senior writer, culture, at The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald.

Australia breaks eight-year Booker Prize drought

Australia breaks eight-year Booker Prize drought

Charlotte Wood has been long-listed for Stone Yard Devotional, the first book by an Australian on the prestigious list in eight years.

  • by Kerrie O'Brien

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Katy Perry to perform at AFL Grand Final

Katy Perry to perform at AFL Grand Final

The AFL has confirmed the pop star will headline the pre-match entertainment this year.

  • by Kate Lahey and Kerrie O'Brien
From George Clooney to Robert De Niro: The power of celebrity endorsements

From George Clooney to Robert De Niro: The power of celebrity endorsements

As Joe Biden steps back from the presidential nomination, major Hollywood players respond.

  • by Kerrie O'Brien
Emails reveal State Library discussed political, religious views of writers

Emails reveal State Library discussed political, religious views of writers

New documents reveal a former federal Labor MP and board member discussed the views of a writer whose workshop was later cancelled.

  • by Kerrie O'Brien
People don’t think they’re being ageist: celebrity cook Maggie Beer

People don’t think they’re being ageist: celebrity cook Maggie Beer

The acclaimed cook, author and advocate on why what we eat affects how we feel – and her mission to help the most vulnerable in society feel better.

  • by Kerrie O'Brien
Divorce parties and sex scenes: How the ABC’s new show breaks the mould

Divorce parties and sex scenes: How the ABC’s new show breaks the mould

The new arts program puts the human experience centre stage, examining grief, rage and feminism through the prism of our top artists and their work.

  • by Kerrie O'Brien
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In detention, with no brush or oils, this Archibald finalist taught himself to paint

In detention, with no brush or oils, this Archibald finalist taught himself to paint

Mostafa Azimitabar was desperate for distraction while on Manus Island and denied art supplies, out of fears he would self-harm. So he used what he had.

  • by Kerrie O'Brien
The film so scary even its star doesn’t want to see it

The film so scary even its star doesn’t want to see it

There is no way Robyn Nevin will go to see her upcoming movie Sting. The star of stage and screen – who has also directed three of our state theatre companies – is adamant.

  • by Kerrie O'Brien
Eleven years ago, she won NSW’s most prestigious book prize. She just did it again

Eleven years ago, she won NSW’s most prestigious book prize. She just did it again

Ali Cobby Eckermann always wanted to be a writer. Now she’s received the highest accolade in the NSW Premier’s Literary Awards for the second time.

  • by Kerrie O'Brien
The Japanese art that involves a little voyeurism

The Japanese art that involves a little voyeurism

Why is the ancient art of ukiyo-e an ongoing source of inspiration for some of our top artists?

  • by Kerrie O'Brien
World’s oldest Chinese dragon vandalised in attack on Australian museum

World’s oldest Chinese dragon vandalised in attack on Australian museum

Two separate dragons were damaged in the attack. Police have released images of two suspects they are looking for.

  • by Kerrie O'Brien and Rachel Eddie