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France is trying to keep tourists away, here’s why
Despite tourists injecting $95b into the French economy last year, the country cannot keep up with the volume of foreign visitors.
Wonka no plonker as new movie looks scrumdiddlyumptious
A new Willy Wonka movie is on its way for Christmas. Kerry Parnell writes it looks scrumdiddlyumptious and she can’t wait to get her golden ticket.
‘Barbenheimer’ the most surprising of all box office battles
The two biggest movies to open this month are going head-to-head – Oppenheimer and Barbie. And while these films might have nothing in common, it hasn’t stopped a screening war igniting social media.
Forget rock stars behaving badly, now it’s the fans
It used to be rock stars who behaved badly. Now it’s their audiences, writes Kerry Parnell.
Is this really the end for Elton John?
The sun has finally set on Elton John’s live performance career (or so he says, but so many before him have given the game away only to return to centre stage and the limelight.
Extreme adventure travelling is only just beginning
Will the Titan’s doomed mission which claimed five more souls in a watery grace dim the appetite for extreme tourism or is the new adventure the move to go slow?
Forget Hemsworth and give me Cruise or Ford any day
Superheroes are out and a new breed of super-Boomers is in. These old-school action heroes are still packing out cinemas, saving the industry, and Kerry Parnell can’t get enough of them.
Kidman sits alongside Streep, Hanks with top honour
Nicole Kidman is about to receive the ultimate honour of a Life Achievement Award from the American Film Institute. Here are 10 reasons why.
A dad at 83? Pacino’s vigour is one I could never match
You’ve also got to admire the vim and vigour of Pacino and De Niro having the energy to keep dating, let alone procreating – but Kerry Parnell writes even the thought of it is exhausting.
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