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A new tell-all book delves into the band’s tumultuous history and I couldn’t be more excited, writes David Kirby.
Irish actor Paul Mescal swapped his Roman duds for a kilt as he told the mag that he opted against approaching Russell Crowe for advice on handling the sequel to the 2000 blockbuster.
Slow Horses has been graced with an early renewal for a sixth season in a streaming landscape littered with shows that rarely go beyond three years.
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The singer said she was ‘excited’ to make the announcement ahead of kicking off the final leg of her The Eras Tour.
Shrinking shares some of its creative team with Ted Lasso so it’s not a huge surprise that it has a similar adroitness in blending comedy and pathos.
Praise for the veteran newsman is coming from all quarters — media, politics, sport and the public.
Adam Elliot loves and hates Australian suburbs. It’s why they always feature so prominently in his work.
From 1995 to 2018, the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show was the nexus of pop culture, fashion, entertainment, and an all-American view of ‘sexiness’. Then, abruptly, the party was over.
Oscar-winning filmmaker Martin Scorsese is producing a Beatles documentary about the ‘Fab Four’ with never-before-seen footage.
Donald Trump knows how to generate publicity so maybe he shouldn’t have drawn attention to The Apprentice, a movie he supposedly hates?
An insider has since weighed in on the uncomfortable moment.
A new wave of lawsuits have accused Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs of raping men and women and molesting a 16-year-old boy.
Felicity Ward didn’t hesitate for even a moment about taking on a role that was previously played by Ricky Gervais and Steve Carell.
Rising ticket costs haven’t stopped a record number of Aussie music fans turn out to see their favourite artists in concert.
Lonely Planet may be the number one film on Netflix but you’ll need the travel scenes to sustain your interest because everything else, especially the so-called romance, has as much fire as an iceberg.