EXCLUSIVE: Sam Altman, Vanity Fair and the problem with making billionaires look cool
Author and journalist Tracey Spicer AM told WHO about the risks of covers like these.
EXCLUSIVE: Madonna was told her ‘career was over’ at the very first MTV VMAs, and over 40 years later, she’s facing the same critique
Tracey Spicer, journalist and author, spoke to WHO about Madonna, saying her refusal to 'act her age' is her biggest triumph.
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EXCLUSIVE: Sydney Sweeney’s nude betting ad has everyone talking, and that’s exactly the problem
Chloe Dalton OAM told WHO why the ad is a catch-22, and why we need to talk about it anyway.
EXCLUSIVE: Influencers like Alix Earle are promising us the ‘access behind the access’, but why do we care?
Clinical psychologist Dr Rebecca Ray unpacks our obsession with scandal and why the 'influencer doco' feeds into this perfectly.
EXCLUSIVE: What Olivia Rodrigo’s all-female festival, Daisy Chain Fields, teaches us about celebrities’ cultural power
Holly Rankin, known by the stage name Jack River, told WHO what celebrities and artists owe their audiences.
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EXCLUSIVE: How do we celebrate Australian storytelling when there are still so many voices missing?
Chika Ikogwe and Chloé Hayden tell WHO what needs to change on Australia's screens.
EXCLUSIVE: The incredibly grim, but extremely relatable reason everyone is suddenly smoking again
Culture commentator Eugene Healey and demographer Simon Kuestenmacher told WHO why smoking is making a comeback in Hollywood imagery.
EXCLUSIVE: Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey didn’t just spark a love for old-school filmmaking — it reignited a love for the effort behind it
Film critic and cinematographer Charlie Sarroff spoke to WHO about whether this appreciation will last.
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EXCLUSIVE: How reality TV went from a ‘cheap and tacky’ guilty pleasure to the MVP of the entertainment industry
Talent manager and publicist Tim Wall and former MAFS contestant turned entrepreneur Carina Mirabile told WHO why we all love reality TV so much.
EXCLUSIVE: Dear celebrities, audiences have noticed your staged paparazzi shots, so why keep doing it?
Taryn Williams, founder of WINK Models and The Right Fit, and celebrity publicist Max Markson lifted the curtain for WHO on how and why staged paparazzi photos exist.
EXCLUSIVE: The AFL gets a massive tax exemption. Why doesn’t live theatre?
Industry professionals speak to WHO about the 'unsustainable' cycle that Australia's arts industry is facing.
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EXCLUSIVE: How Obsession and Backrooms turned our ‘morbid curiosity’ into a cultural moment — and more than $400 million
Horror content creator Caleb Finn and film critic Silvi Vann-Wall told WHO what's driving this horror renaissance.
EXCLUSIVE: The dangerous financial reality behind Stan’s glossy new reality show, Turned On
OnlyFans star Annie Knight and sexologist Alice Child get candid with WHO on whether this explicit series is "glamorising" the industry.
Dua Lipa’s Samsung lawsuit is proof our faces are our most valuable asset
WHO spoke to lawyers Sarah Hook and Jahan Kalantar about what Dua Lipa's Samsung lawsuit means for us all.
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Tech billionaires funding The Met Gala isn’t new, so why is this year different?
Fashion and sustainability expert Nina Gbor told WHO why the outrage is different this year.
Why Lena Dunham had to prove she ‘suffered’ before we said sorry
Clinical psychologist Anastasia Hronis spoke to WHO about cancel culture and what we demand from our celebrities.
The Coachella influencer posing with Sabrina Carpenter and Justin Bieber is ‘terrifying’
Chelsea Bonner, CEO of ICON Management, told WHO about the influencer trend posing major risks.
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Anyone else notice that music videos are a whole “thing” again?
Video didn't kill the radio star...but TikTok might.
The rise of nostalgia: Why Hollywood is finally catching up with women’s desire for comfort
In a world of Robert Pattinsons, be Miley Cyrus.
Power shift: Why artists are ditching their record labels in droves
A music industry insider tells WHO why many artists are choosing to take their power back.
