The reckoning on inappropriate conduct in the Australian music industry continues with the world’s biggest record label launching an investigation into workplace culture at its Australian office.
Rihanna shines bright like a diamond,or several diamonds:The multi-hyphenate star is now the wealthiest female musician in the world. It’s her side hustles that got her there.
For years Khaled Rohaim has been quietly churning out hits for artists like Rihanna and Ariana Grande from his home studio in Sydney.
Her post prompted an uproar in India as pro-government supporters trolled the singer,accusing her of tweeting to her 101 million Twitter followers in exchange for money. Others thanked her.
How long should you keep a bra? What's the best way to wash it? And how do you break an underwear rut? Three experts share their tips.
A backlash from fans came after the use of a song that sampled recitation of Islam's hadith literature for her 2020 Savage X Fenty fashion show.
They've become a go-to side hustle for some of the biggest names. But customers are savvier – and more critical – than ever.
At 14,Melburnian schoolboy Hugh Evans set himself a mission to end global poverty. Some 20 years later,his Global Citizen charity is attracting millions of people – including celebrities and politicians – to the cause.
Sick of his-and-her approaches to dressing,a growing number of young people are joining celebrities in embracing non-binary style with fun and flair.
Every year,Good Weekend publishes the definitive stories on the people,places and issues that matter to Australians. Here,we revisit some of our reader favourites from 2019.
Sidestepping the usual agent-manager rigmarole,Flume prefers to dance to the beat of his own drum.