The Living Room notches a century
AS The Living Room marks 100 episodes Amanda Keller celebrates an encounter with Hugh Jackman, and Chris Brown just celebrates surviving
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Sexy INXS rock god to Long John Silver
AFTER playing Michael Hutchence in INXS: Never Tear Us Apart, Luke Arnold’s latest role will do nothing to diminish that raunchy reputation.
Is this the end for Offspring?
FOR five years, fans of Offspring have laughed, cried and almost torn their hair out in frustration – but if this week’s finale is the end, it’s a fitting farewell.
‘Of course nothing makes sense, it’s Sharknado’
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MasterChef: Final three rate chances
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The best worst films ever
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I was wrong about Aussie skiing
HAVING long since ditched Down Under in search of better snowfields, this skier returns – and finds we’ve got it pretty good.
The new woman in Thorpie’s life
MEL McLaughlin will be by Ian Thorpe’s side for his very public re-entry into sporting life after a tough few months.
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