Portman reveals Kutcher got paid three times more for No Strings Attached
Portman said the disparity in Hollywood is "crazy" and that women earn 30 cents in the dollar due to the gender pay gap.
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Sarah Thomas
Sarah Thomas is an entertainment writer for Fairfax Media. Sarah has been working for Fairfax since 2006, writing about movies, music and general entertainment.
Terror, triumph and the Terminator
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Neil Oliver hits the road again for Coast Australia season three
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Simple Minds' black-swan song
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Franco's dating comedy inspired by Jonah meeting daddy Hoffman
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Devon Terrell on Barry: It's a big eye-opener
The Perth actor has pulled off an uncannily good depiction of a young Barack Obama.
Sing writer-director Garth Jennings on the feel-good magic of animals making music
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Craig Robinson on comedy, life after The Office and getting the party started
Craig Robinson, the US actor and comic, is finally going to make it to Australia with his band the Nasty Delicious.
Micky Dolenz from the Monkees on touring 50 years on: 'It's such a wonderful ride'
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