WHAT WE'RE LOVING RIGHT NOW

TO LISTEN KIWI CRIME

If you’re looking for a new crime podcast, Black Hands has a massive following for good reason. It tells the story of a mass murder in New Zealand in 1994 – David Bain discovered five members of his family shot dead. Since then there have been two suspects – David and his father Robin.

TO SING SOLO WOMBAT

Love Fame Tragedy is the side project for Murph from the Wombats, with their debut album Wherever I Go, I Want to Leave released today. He recorded some of the album in Sydney when he spent time here during the bushfires. Local singer Jack River guests on two tracks, as does Gang Of Youths’ guitarist Joji Malani.

TO LIVESTREAM STAY THE COURSE

Melbourne DJ John Course has now clocked up 16 consecutive Saturday night Isolation Sessions, playing house classics and club anthems live from 7pm. And he’s back tomorrow night, on Facebook, You Tube and Twitch (search DJ John Course) bringing the vibes until we can hit the clubs again.

TO WATCH SINGLE LADY

The original is the best. Bridget Jones’ Diary hits Binge tomorrow, and indeed it turns 20 next year. While there’s talk of a Bridget Jones musical and even another sequel brewing, while you wait just slip into your comfiest attire and watch Renée Zellweger change pop culture.

TO PLAY FOR

THE KIDS

The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra is replaying its Kids Marathon on the MSO Facebook page tomorrow from 10am. Experience a conducting course with maestro Ben Northey and hear from comedian Scott Edgar (Tripod) about the history of classical music, make an instrument and then learn how to make music with it.