Masks have not yet been mandated in NSW, but supermarkets and shops are ‘strongly encouraging’ customers to cover their faces in-store. It comes as one Melbourne celebrity avoided a fine for not wearing a mask in Victoria … but copped a parking ticket instead.
It’s a uniquely Australian story that immediately drew the attention of Hollywood. But The Hunted is one disturbing road trip that almost never was.
Hollywood star Nicole Kidman was able to fly back home to Australia despite strict COVID-19 guidelines. We reveal how she was permitted back in Australia — along with an international and interstate cast and crew — for an upcoming $100m production during a global pandemic.
The shock that greeted the death of actor Kelly Preston was testament to the privacy with which she and husband John Travolta surrounded their family. We reveal other celebrities who like to keep their lives private while living in the public eye.
When there’s only a handful of people in your country town and you’re single, dating can be a bit of a minefield. There aren’t many places to hide if things go wrong — just ask Alex Taylor, one of the new hopefuls on the new season of Farmer Wants A Wife.
Heartbreak at the final hurdle — very public heartbreak at that — and torrents of cruel abuse from people they’d never laid eyes on, weren’t enough to dissuade some reality dating stars from trying it all again. What made them return to do it all again?
Some are barely out of nappies but these tots and teens are already stealing the limelight from their famous parents, making a name for themselves during lockdown without really trying.
It’s been hard not to be distracted by the mullets, flying mop and top-deck bleach jobs since rugby league returned, leaving fans wondering, is 2020 the year of the worst NRL haircuts?
If we’ve ever needed a good laugh, now is the time. Thankfully, comedy is having a dream run on streaming platforms with a wealth of smart new shows on offer, writes David Meddows
Put 10 comedians in a room with Rebel Wilson and you’d expect plenty of laughs. But this isn’t your usual comedy routine and laughter is the last thing anyone wants.
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