In the new book Paul Kelly: The Man, The Music and The Life In-Between author Stuart Coupe reveals why the Australian music icon refuses to reissue his first two records or release them to streaming services.
Eminem is said to be “stressed out” about what Mariah Carey is set to reveal about him in her new memoir which is due out in September.
Donald Trump wasn’t always the heir to his father Fred’s empire. But as the future president grew up, he watched his older sibling’s life fall apart.
Australian comedy legend Paul Hogan reveals an urge to stick it to sneering celebrities sparked his journey to worldwide fame.
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.
TWO booklovers have breathed new life into telephone booths made obsolete in the mobile phone age, converting them into mini libraries.
THE public library of the future looks a lot like an Apple store, with rows of iMacs, iPads and other tablets ready for checkout to anyone with a card.
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.
DOES he wear a toupee and does the carpet match the curtains? Ron Burgundy responds to the many myths about his famous hair in Let Me Off At The Top: My Life & Classy Other Musings.
THREE unpublished stories by J.D. Salinger have appeared online.
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