Doing it for themselves: Meet the 12 Aussie women who are global game changers in their field
Named one of the Australian Financial Review’s 100 Women of Influence in the Global category in 2018, she was also recognised ...
Have awards shows lost their sparkle? Nights like the Oscars and Brits which were once filled with A-listers now see Love Island stars and TikTok creators fill up the re…
In the past A-listers like Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie and George Clooney regularly flocked to the Oscars, Golden Globes and ...
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Doing it for themselves: Meet the 12 Aussie women who are global game changers in their field
She’s written five best-selling books on the subject ... including from celebrities such as Alyssa Milano and John Cleese. Tame successfully applied to the Supreme Court for the right to ...
Elsbeth Recap: A Bottle of Red, Please!
Elsbeth is in her Righting Past Wrongs era. Reopening and reinvestigating the Merton murder has become a more substantial arc ...
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David Fincher, Is That You on Elsbeth?
drops a key detail about one of Elsbeth’s suspects (played by Alyssa Milano doing her best Carmela Soprano impression). Since Elsbeth loves an iconic guest star, it would only make sense that ...
How the Movies Made Joan Didion a Great American Writer
A new book by Alissa Wilkinson argues that the iconic writer’s imagination and signature style were profoundly shaped by ...
In ‘We Tell Ourselves Stories,’ Alissa Wilkinson Explores Joan Didion’s Time in Hollywood: ‘It’s a New Framework to Look at Her Work’
Alissa Wilkinson's book explores Joan Didion's work as a film critic and screenwriter and what she understood about Hollywood ...
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Alyssa Healy on kids, Marty Sheargold and the ‘dangerous discussion’ that looms
Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. The silver lining of Australian captain Alyssa Healy’s injury is she has seen more of her husband. It’s also allowed her more ...
How Mahmoud Khalil became the face of Trump's crackdown on campus protests
When protests over the Israel-Hamas war took root on Columbia University’s campus last spring, Mahmoud Khalil became a familiar, outspoken figure in a student movement that soon spread to other U.S.