We are fundraising to film and screen Season Two of 'Beauty & The Bear' in 2012.

Melbourne's landmark pub The Laird Hotel opened it's doors to hundreds of bears on Saturday night, all keen to witness the centrepiece of the Southern Hibearnation bear festival - the Mr Australasia Bear contest.

Great news! For those of you who are too retro to watch videos online, you have another chance to watch season one on your big screen TV.

Griffin Theatre Company last night announced that writer and performer Rick Viede (aka Glace Chase interviewed on our very first episode) is the winner of the 2011 Griffin Award for his play 'A Hoax.' The Griffin Award is an annual $10,000 prize offered for an outstanding new Australian play or performance text displaying an authentic, inventive and contemporary voice.

Sarah Ward is a powerhouse singer who can impersonate anyone from rap to opera to cabaret.

When Glace Chase (who featured on our very first episode) came out as a total bottom he was amazed by the response.

Did you miss an episode of season one of Beauty And The Bear, and wish you could see it on the big screen? Then here's some incredible news for you: get your popcorn and fanta restocked for the Day Of Queens with the Aurora Channel on Monday 13 June!

In the eighth and final episode of the season, we take a look back at some of the best interviews and live performances on Beauty & The Bear.

This week Nathan Little and Miz Ima Starr present a special presentation of their festival hit documentary ‘Gorrrgeous Vonni’, which unpacks the outrageous life and vivid times of showgirl and accidental activist Vonni.

Matt Doll and Byron St John from The Blow Waves (featured in episode 1) have just released the song 'Forever Tomorrow' under the moniker 'Video Video'.