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‘I WAS expecting to have bread rolls thrown at me,” says Australian David Hill of his radical production plan for this year’s Academy Awards.
Film review Comedy conquers
CAUGHT somewhere in a swirling mayhem of period piece, high farce, Hollywood homage and just a little bit of historical/political/religious satire, Hail, Caesar! is a very difficult kind of comedy to describe.
Big event Adele drops a teary F-bomb
ADELE has dominated the Brit Awards, but her F-bomb has been heard around the world after broadcasters accidentally muted the wrong part of her speech.
Pulse Davies ready to break the ice
ICEHOUSE are in the best form of their career ahead of their long-awaited return to Hobart, as Iva Davies told KANE YOUNG.
Colourful Launceston Cup’s racy fashion
THE fashions on the field competition at the Launceston Cup might have been the last hurrah for the hipster beard in Tasmania.
Killer abs J Lo flaunts abs in incredible workout pic
SERIOUSLY, how is this woman a 46-year-old mother-of-two?
Remember him? ‘Leave Britney Alone’ teen’s new look
THE bleached blonde teenager who begged the internet to “leave Britney alone” in a video that went viral has resurfaced ... and he looks a lot different.
Allegations Shane Warne catfight far from over
SPIN King Shane Warne is embroiled in a messy catfight over claims he had a romantic liaison with a married reality television star. And that’s just the start of the allegations.
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Falls Festival Day 1
ALL the colour from the Falls Festival at Marion Bay - Day 1
Taste of Tasmania
Big crowds turn out for the annual Taste of Tasmania food and wine festival.
Falls Festival Day 2
ALL the colour from the Falls Festival at Marion Bay - Day 2.
2015 Sydney-Hobart winner Comanche
A broken and bruised Comanche has won the 2015 Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race.
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