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Man Vs Baby, Taylor Swift’s The End Of An Era doco, Jay Kelly starring George Clooney and the final two parts of the Reavealed: Death Cap Murders doco. Here’s what we’re watching this week.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: The music streaming service is no longer the only company quantifying our social lives.

Kat Stewart and David Whiteley take on the challenging roles of Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf’s Martha and George, a couple with their share of issues. They also happen to be married in real lie.

A controversial YouTuber has left Aussies divided following a recent video he made while visiting the country. 

Jennifer Lawrence, World Series fans and right-wing influencers have all confessed to it. And now, the people behind the Oxford English Dictionary are getting into the act.

‘Maybe I’ll have to finally break the law.’

If you think of Dumbo when you think of the circus, prepare to have your expectations smashed. Circa is taking on Swan Lake, and purists aren’t going to be scandalised.

With the final season of the hit fantasy/horror series crashing the streaming platform on its release day, it’s timely to consider one question: what is Netflix without Stranger Things?

‘That’s embarrassing Hugh! We used to think you were cool, what a disappointment.’

Celebrity contestants Alix Earle, Robert Irwin, Dylan Efron, Elaine Hendrix and Jordan Chiles battled it out on the dance floor for the coveted mirror ball trophy. SEE WHO WON

Irwin, 21 is hitting the stage against Alix Earle, Dylan Efron, Jordan Chiles and Elaine Hendrix, but his partner Witney Carson says the pair have been pushed to their limits.

Updates on his condition are scarce, and the family continues to fiercely protect his privacy.

The wait is finally over — this week we’ll FINALLY get the first four episodes of the final season of Stranger Things. Before you dive in, here are four things to know ahead of this Thursday’s release.

You’re not imagining it. Korean and Japanese culture really are everywhere. Some of the most successful titles of the year come not out of Hollywood but Asia, and 2025 is shaping up to be an inflection point.

‘His mom and sister can’t help worrying what it will do to him.’