Spending tens of thousands of your parents’ dollars on film school might be okay for some. But Doritos are willing to teach you the ins-and-outs of filmmaking and pay you tens of thousands to do it!

John Kanzius loved radio. He also had cancer. So why not try curing cancer with his self-taught radio engineering skills? Well, he almost did.

Dom Alessio and Steph Hughes, who both have impeccable Oz-indie credentials, are the new presenters of the national youth broadcaster’s Home & Hosed program.

Floppy-haired American humourist Demetri Martin has traded up to his own TV show, Important Things With Demetri Martin. Important, sure – but did the critics laugh?

We ask Chapel Tattoo co-owner Jane Laver about new trends in tattooing, the old ones that won’t go away, and why she doesn’t want any of you cleanskins spoiling your epidermis.

Remember when free-to-air TV was full of movies? Those happy days have returned as Aussie indie flicks, Hollywood blockbusters and tales of wenches and whores illuminate your teev this week.

For the first time ever, The Simpsons revamps its main title sequence! Well, not for the first time ever. Here’s a brief history of the intro, with the new HD version, as a gift to you nerds from one nerdy Enthusiast.

The Reader tries to evoke sympathy for an illiterate ex-Nazi statutory rapist tram conductor. If it can’t win viewers over with a consistently nude Kate Winslet, what hope does it have?

You’ll love Coles – except for this racially awkward imitation Oreo biscuit.