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10 Best Songs of the 1970s
Collider writer Jeremy Urquhart has published a ranked list of what he considers the 10 best songs of the 1970s, framing the decade as a possible high point for music across rock, pop, soul and disco. The piece matters chiefly as an opinion-led entertainment feature, with the author openly acknowledging the difficulty and subjectivity of…
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Aussies issued grim warning about house prices as top economist forecasts ‘biggest correction’ the country has ever seen
A leading economist has warned that Australia may be heading towards the “biggest correction in house prices we’ve ever seen”. Christopher Joye, chief investment officer at Coolabah Capital, told a podcast that Sydney and Melbourne would be hit hardest, describing the situation as the “mother of all house price corrections”. The warning matters because the…
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Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced Jackdaw ship upgrades worth prioritising first
This is a gaming guide from Polygon advising players of *Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced* on which upgrades to prioritise for the Jackdaw, the player’s ship. Because in-game money (reales) and materials such as cloth, metal and wood are scarce — and some upgrades require unique plans or story progress — the article aims to…
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Boyz II Men Headlines 2026 Tour of Australia and New Zealand
Boyz II Men have announced a 2026 tour of Australia and New Zealand, continuing the veteran R&B group’s long-running appeal to nostalgia-minded audiences. They will headline a package of 1990s US acts, joined by Grammy-winning rap group Salt-N-Pepa and new jack swing pioneers Bell Biv DeVoe, who will be performing in Australia for the first…
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Netflix Series Chief On ‘I Will Find You’ Success, The “Sophomore Slump” Phenomenon, ‘The Boroughs’ Cancellation & ‘Virgin River’s Future
Netflix’s Head of UCAN Scripted Series, Jinny Howe, has spoken about the streamer’s slate in an interview tied to its 111 Emmy nominations, highlighting the strong performance of I Will Find You, its first American adaptation of a Harlan Coben novel. Starring Sam Worthington, the thriller drew 74.1 million views in 18 days and is…
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Benson Boone Is a ‘Wanted Man’ In Australia: Check His 2026 Tour Dates
US pop star Benson Boone has announced a nine-date Australian arena tour for November 2026, dubbed the Wanted Man tour, marking his return to the country after a sold-out run in January 2025. The east coast trek matters because it reflects the Grammy-nominated singer’s fast-growing popularity in Australia, where his music has topped the charts.…
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This 4-Part Sci-Fi Series Officially Changed the Winning Formula for Steamy TV Romance
A Collider feature by Kelcie Mattson, published on 8 July 2026, argues that the cult sci-fi series Farscape reshaped how television handles on-screen romance. It contends that the Sci-Fi Channel show, which ran from 1999, deliberately abandoned the industry’s long-standing “will they, won’t they” formula and instead placed a committed love story at the heart…
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Ayo Edebiri On Mental, Physical Toll Of ‘Proof’ Broadway Debut: “Sort Of Grieving For Work”
Ayo Edebiri, the Golden Globe and Emmy-winning star of The Bear, has spoken about the emotional and physical strain of making her Broadway debut in a revival of David Auburn’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play Proof. In an interview with People, she described suffering daily pounding headaches and unexpected weight loss while performing the drama eight times…
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21 Years Later, HBO Max’s Crime Thriller Is Still Perfect From Start to Finish
Collider has published a retrospective piece praising David Cronenberg’s 2005 crime thriller A History of Violence, which is currently available to stream on HBO Max. The article argues that, 21 years after its release, the film remains a standout example of how a comic-book source can be adapted into personal, stylised and thoughtful cinema, in…
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7 Hard Sci-Fi Shows Where Every Episode Is a Masterpiece
Collider has published a feature by Senior Author Dyah Ayu Larasati highlighting seven hard science-fiction television series in which, in the writer’s view, every episode reaches a masterpiece standard. The piece argues that hard sci-fi — grounded in real scientific concepts such as artificial intelligence, quantum physics and space exploration — leaves a stronger impression…