Aussie author Sally Hepworth delves into the most difficult of all relationships in her latest book The Mother-In-Law. While she had no shortage of stories from friends and family, she’s one of the lucky ones who actually gets on with her partner’s mum.
US President Donald Trump ripped into a senior ally in a stunning attack, a former aide has exposed in a gobsmacking tell-all.
Thought you knew everything about The Boy Who Lived? Turns out there’s a major detail about his famous lightning scar that we all missed.
Prince Philip’s mysterious friendship with a famous showgirl during his wife’s pregnancy in the late ’40s has raised eyebrows for decades.
WHAT was Brisbane like in the Swinging Sixties? A suitcase of old photos has been turned into a book which gives us a stroll down memory lane.
HILLARY Clinton doesn’t just have a list of enemies and supporters – she has a spreadsheet.
IN A tell-all book a former CIA lawyer has revealed Hollywood stars often help the spy agency gather information, but not always for free. Some have wild demands.
WITH A great book we feel like we enter another world and no wonder: Scientists say novels change our brains to let us experience what we’re reading.
THREE unpublished stories by J.D. Salinger have appeared online.
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