Nick Bhasin

Watching the 'Play School' episode about birth and death with my toddler...

People who know me know that I am a parent -- and that means I’m one of the most important people on the planet.

A while ago, I wrote about the things people of colour hear in Australia.

My God... what is happening here?

Ben Simmons is set to become the highest paid Australian athlete of all time, having been offered a $240.4 million five-year contract extension -– even though he can’t and/or won’t shoot a basketball.

When it was announced that a black actress had been cast in the role of Ariel in Disney's live action remake of 'The Little Mermaid', people lost their minds.

It’s Nick’s last episode this week. Along with tearful farewells, Nick and Fiona discuss 'Dark Phoenix', 'Her Smell', 'Anchorman' and 'Never Look Away'

I'll take anyone but Daenerys, who long ago went full “Mighty Whitey” on us and still doesn’t have a sense of humour about herself.

Until now, I’ve been wrestling with my chocoholism in private. But it’s time face this decadent demon out in the open.

A review of the Lebanese film 'Capharnaüm'.

And can you tell, even as a novice drinker? Without a doubt, says Nick Bhasin.

Look, I understand. White people need heroes too. But do we have to change the identity of already established superheroes just to accommodate political correctness?

You might have already read ‘War and Peace’, so you probably think you’re better than me. And that may be true. But it doesn’t make me wrong.

On the eve of the midterm elections, an American abroad hopes for a change of course.

Enjoy your regular, non-super wine, savages.