Will the Cambridge Analytica data harvesting scandal really drive people to #DeleteFacebook?

Love it or hate it, Married At First Sight was Australia's number one show of 2018 so far — what was the magic formula that drew so many people in?

Star Wars actor John Boyega is in the studio talking about his new film. A controversial new video work called Terror Nullius. Friday Night Lights creator is back with a brand new high school drama, and we meet Location Scouts on the set of a BBC drama.

The Museum Next Conference takes a look at the future of our museums, as part of Sydney Biennale artist Akira Takayama has asked the public to sing songs to their ancestors, Edwina Stott brings us the latest arts news and Nina Sanadze asks us to take a closer look at the bollards in our cities.

Tim Winton talks about place, masculinity, and his new novel, The Shepherd's Hut. Also, authors Alison Lester and Jane Godwin discuss how they worked with sick kids to create their latest book, and Stefan Merrill Block on his novel Oliver Loving.

We spend an evening experiencing the Festival of Live Art, Gideon Obarzanek attends the Keir Choreographic Awards and we meet winners Melanie Lane and Amrita Hepi, we encounter Indigenous Australian dance in the virtual reality film Carriberrie, and we speak with playwright Anchuli Felicia King about White Pearl, featured at the National Play Festival.

We spend an evening experiencing the Festival of Live Art, Gideon Obarzanek attends the Keir Choreographic Awards and we meet winners Melanie Lane and Amrita Hepi, we encounter Indigenous Australian dance in the virtual reality film Carriberrie, and we speak with playwright Anchuli Felicia King about White Pearl, featured at the National Play Festival.

Historian John Edwin Mason explains what he found when National Geographic asked him to examine its coverage of people of colour.

Netflix is the top streaming service in the country, but how much do we know about how its data analytics dictate our viewing choices?

Historian John Edwin Mason explains what he found when National Geographic asked him to examine its coverage of people of colour.

Netflix is the top streaming service in the country, but how much do we know about how its data analytics dictate our viewing choices?

Is Netflix's new food-porn show Ugly Delicious revolutionary? Lion director Garth Davis speaks about his second film Mary Magdelene, starring Rooney Mara, and Kitty Green, director of the lush documentaries Casting JonBenet and Ukraine is Not a Brothel drops in for a chat.

It's biennale central here at The Hub on Art this week as we cover the Lorne Sculpture Biennale, the Sydney Biennale and the announcement that Sydney artist Angelica Mesiti will be Australia's next representative at the Venice Biennale.