It has been a big year of celebrity highs and lows.Welcome to your 2024 Sydney gossip unwrapped: all the movers and shakers’ mishaps, break downs, controversies, and changes that spun the Confidential rumour mill this year.
The surprise stars of Aussie music are back on home soil after an unforgettable 10 month global tour, and they’re not done yet.
Raechelle Banno is gearing up for premieres around the world for her highly anticipated film Better Man, in which she plays the ex-girlfriend of pop superstar Robbie Williams.
Jennifer Love Hewitt has officially confirmed her return for the upcoming I Know What You Did Last Summer reboot, sparking speculation on when the star will join filming Down Under.
US actor Julia Fox is finally Down Under for the first time, sparking speculation on whether the Uncut Gems star will pay a visit to Sydney.
Bush towns are the new front line of NSW’s baby boom, with new data showing they are now outstripping city areas in year-on-year birthrates. See what areas are fuelling the baby boom.
The NSW government is bringing back the Great Southern Nights festival with a stellar line-up featuring iconic Aussie artists Hoodoo Gurus, Missy Higgins, alongside rising stars King Stingray, Teenage Dads, and Aleksiah.
Australia’s greatest showbiz and sporting stars took to the office as brokers for the 32nd annual ICAP Charity Day on Wednesday.
Queen Mary’s nephew, Count Nikolai of Monpezat, is on the hunt for a job in Australia, telling Sydney Confidential he’s “sussing out life” and what he could do Down Under.
Irish singer Ronan Keating will be spending Christmas in the sun, but weeks out from the festivities, he continued a cherished tradition.
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