Karl Quinn is a senior culture writer at The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald. He covers a range of topics within the arts and entertainment sector, including film, theater, and photography, while also delving into the intricacies of the broadcasting industry and entertainment news. His work has been featured in various outlets such as Stuff, WAtoday, and Brisbane Times.
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Karl Quinn predominantly covers entertainment news, with a focus on television, radio, and streaming services. His articles often include insights from industry events and government announcements related to the entertainment sector.
If you have information or expertise related to developments in Australian television, radio, or streaming services, particularly those relevant to New South Wales or Sydney specifically, it may be of interest to Karl.
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It's number one on Apple TV, but ask around and most people don't even know Silo exists. Their loss.
It’s number one on Apple TV, but ask around and most people don’t even know Silo exists. Their loss.
By: Karl Quinn
The Birthday Trip marks the debut of a fresh new voice in Australian filmmaking. But is the country ready for it?
What better way to mark the 30th anniversary of The Castle than to turn the beloved movie into a stage show?
By: Karl Quinn
The Goodies were big news in Australia, despite their intense Englishness. And bearded bad boy Bill was key to their appeal.
By: Karl Quinn
Alexander Skarsgard has worn his fair share of striking costumes in his time – the leather motorcycle suit in Pillion (2025) and the loincloth of The Legend of Tarzan (2016) certainly spring to mind.
By: Karl Quinn
August 5, 2026 — 5:00pm Like football, a Ted Lasso season is a game of two halves. And as such, reviewing it at half-time is a perilous exercise.
