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Is this the next step in 'Murdochification' of the ABC?
Jim Rudder is one of two consultants hired to steer a new course for the ABC. Does it matter that he used to be a Murdoch man?
Karl has held a variety of senior editing and writing roles since joining Fairfax Media in 1999. Most recently he was The Age's entertainment editor from 2009-2012. As national film editor, he oversees our film coverage in print and on our digital platforms.
Jim Rudder is one of two consultants hired to steer a new course for the ABC. Does it matter that he used to be a Murdoch man?
It's hard to know which is more shocking: what Bernardo Bertolucci said, or the fact it took the world almost four years to notice. But notice it most certainly has.
It was Universal's turn in 2015, now it looks like Disney is about to break the studio box-office record again.
Last year was massive for Australian movies; this year has been dismal. Is it time to panic or time to change the way we measure success?
A lead role in a TV series would count as a big break for most people, but Gordan Churchill has his sights set on making it on a different stage.
What's happening at the national broadcaster isn't pretty, but sadly it is inevitable.
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The French actor eating his way around Europe isn't entirely pleasant to watch, but gee it's hard to tear your eyes away.
The son of Vivienne Westwood and Malcolm McLaren set fire to his massive collection of punk memorabilia, worth millions, as a protest. Was he mad?
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