Stella betrayed hundreds of Jews to the Nazis, even though she was also Jewish. She was known as Blonde Poison.

Some people dedicate their lives to finding creative ways to make the world a better place.

Malaysian cartoonist Zunar discusses the need to create, even when facing persecution.

The strange tale of Alfred Russel Wallace, who travelled the world in the nineteenth century and developed a theory of evolution that paralleled that of Charles Darwin.

The Literati is a witty new play by Australian writer Justin Fleming, who has taken Moliere's 17th century play Les Femmes Savantes, and re-set it in present day Sydney.

Cindy Sherman is one of the most influential artists of the last 50 years. Meet her New York gallerist and the curator of her new Australian show.

Australian playwright Lally Katz with her favourite artworks for Top Shelf.

James Lee and Michael Munson delve into the ABC Sound Library in search of records that explore the many different ways that repetition has been used in music.

Paul Capsis, one of the superstars of the Australian stage, is performing in a play about the arch, effeminate and defiantly squalid English writer and raconteur, Quentin Crisp.

Artist Ann Thomson's work leads a retrospective of works by artists at the National Art School in the late 50s and early 60s.