The Briefcase is Australia's most exploitative reality show, ever
Comment: It's exploitative, tricky and cruel. Australian TV has sunk to new low with The Briefcase.
Comment: It's exploitative, tricky and cruel. Australian TV has sunk to new low with The Briefcase.
Not even Al Pacino and Anthony Hopkins could rescue this film from the graveyard.
After the demands of touring the world for years, Angus Stone happily heads off down a side road.
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J.K. Rowling has slammed online critics who complained about the casting of a black actor to play Hermione.
Writers, printers, literary agents, publishers and booksellers unite for war on proposed copyright provisions.
Four women are on the shortlist - and four of the listed writers are new to this stage of the award.
In 1980 Texas, a college freshman meets his new baseball teammates, an unruly group of disco-dancing, skirt-chasing party-goers.