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Nature is ready for its close-up
ENTRIES in the 10th annual Sony World Photography Awards differ vastly in their composition and subject matter — but all of these stunning images draw us into their unique worlds.
Forget what you know about Adelaide
Forget what you know about Adelaide, everything has changed. If it’s been a while since you last visited you’re in for a big surprise.
Has Dr Phil exploited star’s illness?
TALK show host Dr Phil has been accused of exploiting a clearly unwell Shelley Duvall, who says she believes Robin Williams is still alive in a new interview.
Pig dumps on Sunrise weather report
IT seemed like a good idea at the time: a live cross to the Melbourne Show for Edwina Bartholomew’s weather report on Sunrise. But a little piglet stole the show.
Xena set to return to small screen
AMERICAN network NBC is reportedly set to reboot Xena: Warrior Princess. But will Lucy Lawless get to reprise her role as the fearless leather-clad fighter?
‘I want someone with boobs’
PAULINE Hanson has thrown her two cents into the Lorna Jane employment controversy, saying employers should be able to advertise for exactly who they want.
Tyrion’s hilarious GoT death song
PETER Dinklage has teamed up with Coldplay to create a song about all the characters who have died in Game of Thrones, and it’s awesome.
NPH’s best and worst Oscars moments
HE’S the host with the most, having blitzed the Tony and Emmy Award ceremonies … but Neil Patrick Harris’s first Oscars gig may also be his last.
University has never looked sexier
A UNIVERSITY ad campaign has been criticised for being light on learning but heavy on shots of nubile undergrads hooking up. Watch it here.
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