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Sheila Hancock is the only good reason to see Edie, a film directed with a sentimental sledge-hammer.

Hollywood may be obsessed with battles between good and evil, but the Hotel Transylvania films continue to insist that sometimes supposed bad guys are just misunderstood.

“Femininity often gets a bad rap, where it’s considered useless or weak, but I believe it’s very powerful.”

“Glitter is everywhere in my house,” says Phil Gallagher, better known to children and their parents across the globe as Mister Maker from the BBC children’s art series of the same name.

Sheila Hancock is the only good reason to see Edie, a film directed with a sentimental sledge-hammer.

From a performance by Sia’s favourite dancer, to a celebration of Chinese cinema, ice-skating in the city and a night out at the The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, we have your week in Sydney covered.

“I don’t have extremely high expectations just because of our last record or anything like that; it’s a standalone thing. But also I think there’s a quiet confidence, cos we are really proud of this one.”

The Girl describes herself as a “polite feminist, a liar, a girl and a woman. Beyonce on a bad day.”

Greg Norman posing nude conquers ageism and reverse sexism, but has he fallen victim to another “ism” of our times: wanton narcissism?

Free-to-air TV picks: Saturday, July 7: Ambulance, The Little Paris Kitchen, Shakespeare & Hathaway