‘Music’s Biggest Night’ Is Back – The Grammys to Return to Stan in 2026
Posted in: Music News
Broadcasting live from the US on February 2nd, Stan will once again play host to the Grammys
The 7 TV Shows You Need to Stream This Boxing Day
Posted in: TV FeaturesStan has a riveting slate for December 2025, with some original Australian shows taking centre-stage as well as much-loved US content
Will Forte & D’Arcy Carden’s Show ‘Sunny Nights’ Is Pure Comedy Excellence
Posted in: TV Features'Sunny Nights' follows American entrepreneurs as they attempt to launch a spray tan business in Sydney, Australia
First Look at New Stan Original Comedy Led by US Star Will Forte
Posted in: TV NewsUS comedy star Will Forte leads a new Stan Original comedy premiering this year
‘Seriously, How Did They Score That?’ Paul Gallen Takes Controversial Win in Sonny Bill Williams Fight
Posted in: Culture NewsIt took over a decade for both men to finally get in the squared circle together, but Paul Gallen has emerged victorious in his fight against Sonny Bill Williams
First Look at Amy Shark’s Acting Debut in New Russell Crowe Film
Posted in: Movie NewsStan has released a first look at Australian songwriter Amy Shark's acting debut in new Russell Crowe film 'Beast in Me'
Stan’s Incredible Summer Slate Continues with New Original Series, Prosper
Posted in: TV FeaturesRichard Roxburgh (Elvis, The Crown) and Rebecca Gibney (Halifax: Retribution, back to the Rafters, Wanted) both yield phenomenal performances in Prosper, a Lionsgate-Stan series that's slated to become one of Stan's biggest summer Originals.
Jamie Dornan and Danielle Macdonald Return for Season 2 of ‘The Tourist’
Posted in: TV FeaturesIn the gripping, multi-award-winning initial series of 'The Tourist', viewers are thrust into an enigmatic tale
What to Expect From ‘Bump’ Season 4
Posted in: TV FeaturesSeason 4 of 'Bump' introduces a dynamic new cast, including celebrated tennis player Dylan Alcott AO
Australia’s True Crime Fascination – Why Are We so Invested?
Posted in: Culture FeaturesFrom 'Serial' to 'Making a Murderer' to Stan's returning series 'Dr. Death', true crime has truly captivated Australians' attention over the past decade
