“L. Ron Hubbard Presents Writers of the Future Volume 41,” published by Galaxy Press, won the Gold Medal in the Anthology category at the 8th Annual American Fiction Awards, announced Jeffrey Keen, president and CEO of American Book Fest, on June 17, 2025.
Outdoor movie projector hire is seeing growing demand across Australia, with local events, school fundraisers and backyard gatherings increasingly turning to outdoor cinema setups as a preferred entertainment option.
Acclaimed Sydney-based production company Cut 10 has announced the casting of rising Australian actor Indiana Clarke in the lead role of their new short film Quiet Things, currently in pre-production.
Planning a 13th birthday can be a bit of a juggle. Kids this age are in that in-between stage where jumping castles are out, but nightclub-style discos aren’t quite the vibe either.
XtraMath, a non-profit that provides daily math fact fluency practice for over 6 million students annually, is thrilled to announce a strategic partnership with Legends of Learning, the leading experts in game-based learning.
WATERBOMB 2025, one of South Korea’s most anticipated summer festivals, will take place on August 23, 2025, at Hanwha Resort in Sokcho. Known for combining live music with immersive water effects, the festival features a high-energy mix of K-POP, hip-hop, and EDM performances alongside giant water fights and splash zones.
Following 12 days of over 150 sold-out sessions, packed cinemas and record-breaking box office, the 72nd Sydney Film Festival tonight awarded the prestigious Sydney Film Prize to acclaimed Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi for his reimagined Iranian thriller, It Was Just an Accident The winner of the $60,000 cash prize for ‘audacious, cutting-edge and courageous' film was selected by a prestigious international jury headed by acclaimed Australian director, writer and producer Justin Kurzel.
