All the best fashion moments from Melbourne Cup 2021

Singing sensation Adele appeared on our screens this evening with her much-awaited Audience With Adele, in celebration of the release of her new album, 30, that fans have branded as her best yet.The beautiful 33 year old star captivated the star-studded audience, with tracks from her brand new album, including chart-topping Easy On Me.There were a lot of special moments in Adele's stunning concert, that saw the singer belt out Hometown to start the intimate show.

2 min read Former Australian Rules Football coach Dani Laidley has returned to her former club and spoken for the first time at an event celebrating the club’s debt-free status, the first in more than a generation.

Victorian Animal Justice Party MP Andy Meddick’s eldest daughter Kielan, who came out as trans last year, was attacked in the early hours of Friday morning on Smith Street in Melbourne.

IDLES have announced they’ll tour Australia and New Zealand in October and November of next year in support of latest album ‘CRAWLER’.The band will kick the run of dates off in late October with three shows in New Zealand – Christchurch, Wellington and Auckland. The tour will then continue to Australia, where the band have shows booked in Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide, Brisbane and Perth.See tour dates below.

Travis Barker’s time with his kids! The Blink-182 drummer became a dad in 2003 and has been showing off his sweet bond with his little ones ever since.

th November.While 500 guests are expected to be in attendance, so many more will be watching via their screens as the TV veteran is remembered in an official send off at St Patrick’s Cathedral in Melbourne at 10am.The funeral is to be live streamed, with major networks Nine, Seven and 10 all sharing footage from the ceremony.While we don’t know exactly who is attending as of yet, there are bound to be many of Bert’s industry pals there to say their goodbyes. But front of everyone’s minds is

Glamour Women of the Year ceremony was held at the iconic Rainbow Room, perched 65 floors above Rockefeller Center in New York City. The honorees celebrated that night were all women who, as that year’s special Women of the Year print issue declared, “took charge, spoke out, risked their lives, made a difference.” This year, on Monday, November 8, Glamour to celebrate another class of game changers, rule breakers, and trailblazers.

Bert will be given his official send off next Friday at 10am at St Patrick’s Cathedral in Melbourne, according to entertainment reporter and Bert's longtime friend, Peter Ford.

A Melbourne photographer, who was “abusively outed” at school, broke into the grounds of his former Catholic school St Kevin’s and and burnt a blazer to protest the toxic homophobia and misogynistic culture at the institution.Melbourne and New York based photographer James J Robinson posted about his unique protest on Instagram with several images including the burning of a St Kevin’s blazer along with several headlines from various publications reporting on the school’s toxic behaviour.  A post

The Strokes have announced two Australian sideshows alongside their performance at festival Splendour in the Grass next year.The band’s shows in Melbourne and Sydney will follow their co-headline set at Splendour in the Grass, the line-up of which also includes Tyler, The Creator and Gorillaz. The Strokes will be supported by Aussie acts The Chats and The Lazy Eyes.

WATCH: MAFS contestant Dean Wells says Nup To The Cup in 2018Abbie Chatfield and Angie Kent have been among the first to voice their opinion on the Melbourne Cup, sharing a post by designer and artist Rachael Sarra that reads: "It's a neigh from me."The 'nup to the cup' movement says that the sport is cruel for animals involved. Racehorses can suffer from serious injuries, ailments and may even die as a result of training and racing, according to PETA Australia.Seven horses have died on Cup Day

Bert Newton was an Australian TV legend known for hosting shows including “Good Morning Australia” and the Logie Awards.Newton got his start on radio after dreaming of being a radio host since childhood. He moved to TV in the medium’s early days, rising to fame as the co-host of “In Melbourne Tonight” alongside Graham Kennedy, beginning in 1959.