As Samin Nosrat stood in front of a room demonstrating her cooking prowess, a Hollywood superstar quietly slipped into the funky converted Brooklyn warehouse to support her — that’s the pulling power of one of TV’s most likeable chefs.
SINCE making her film debut at the age of 19, Miranda Otto has rarely been out of work. Although the 50-year-old has considered giving up acting over the years, a new role always catches her interest — and this time it’s a chilling new Netflix drama.
Surrounded by the iconic neon lights of Times Square, rising star Kiernan Shipka flashes a knowing smile as a huge billboard in the background beams her face to thousands who pass beneath. This selfie perfectly sums up this teenager on the move.
Is it a horror story? A drama? Or a clever combination of both that might just be defining a new genre of television. Certainly, you will scream and question why you’re watching it alone in the dark.
Whether it’s encouragement, constructive criticism or a new way of doing things, the young guns of Australian cooking open up about the lessons they have learned from their mentors.
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Ready Player One actor Olivia Cooke has no Twitter or Instagram accounts but admits the lure is sometimes still too strong to resist.
FIFTY per cent of us experience it. Now two funny women are taking a deep dive into the history of sexual inequality — and the journey has shocked them.
Breakout star Lana Condor opens up about what it was like being thrust into the limelight after the success of her Netflix movie — like the time a girl started screaming at her while she was shopping for a t-shirt.
Are Australian television audiences a little tired of obnoxious singing show judges? One of those who has spent a lot of time in that very hot seat thinks they might be.
NEAL Whitaker and Andrew Winter have a cheeky bromance — but they strike the perfect balance in Love It Or List It as viewers lap up their chemistry.
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