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Celebrities kick off fire relief efforts, Jamie Lee Curtis pledges $1.6m
Other stars are using their social media accounts to direct people to sources of support, urge more help and provide practical advice on ways people can assist.
- by Kate Lahey and Jessica McSweeney
Movies
When Nash Edgerton’s daughter caught the acting bug, he decided to shoot a new film
The director of Mr Inbetween wanted to work with nine-year-old Zumi, who has “got a real bug” for acting.
- by Garry Maddox
Spielberg meets Stranger Things in this paranoid teen-horror fantasy
Monster Summer, which stars Mel Gibson, is reminiscent of Jaws, but with a more nebulous enemy.
- by Jake Wilson
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In the ’90s these actors jumped head-first into everything, friendship included
Steve Bastoni and Gary Sweet met on their first day on the set of Police Rescue. More than 30 years, on they’re still cracking each other up on their latest venture together.
- by Karl Quinn
Miriam Margolyes’ heart-stopping New Zealand moment
Travelling the country for a two-part documentary series, the actor was deeply moved by a Maori traditional welcome.
- by Bridget McManus
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Resistance is futile when Primal Scream unleash their bangers
- by George Palathingal and Kate Prendergast
Fires haunt the night of Rufus Wainwright’s masterful show
- by Andrew Fuhrmann, Cameron Woodhead, Will Cox and Andy Hazel
Dark Noon rips apart the American Dream with savage intensity
- by Joyce Morgan, Chantal Nguyen, John Shand, Cassie Tongue and James Jennings
Celebrity
Celebrities kick off fire relief efforts, Jamie Lee Curtis pledges $1.6m
- by Kate Lahey and Jessica McSweeney
LA on fire: Hollywood stars in shock as their homes burn
- by Brittany Busch and Kayla Olaya
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Books
New voices, old rivalries and Muriel too: holiday reads keep on coming
- by Cameron Woodhead and Steven Carroll
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