Chocolate spies: Our weirdest war
‘Chocolate spies’ sound like something from Willy Wonka – but they were a very real menace in a wild and weird power struggle that impacts how most Australians snack today.
Books
How to find your happy ending
Romance snobs might scoff, but a Mills & Boon title is sold every eight seconds. Few know the phenomenon better than Clare Connelly, who reveals why it is still massive after 50 years.
‘We are all potential criminals’
Dinuka McKenzie makes her living from writing about crime – and she reckons there’s a confronting truth in all of us that explains our fascination with the dark side of humanity.
Bookseller’s denial after leaked image twist
An under-fire Melbourne bookstore owner has denied telling staff that Greens MP Mehreen Faruqi “should be in jail or deported”.
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Star’s bombshell Gaga, John Mayer claims
Gossip columnist Perez Hilton has made shocking claims about Lady Gaga, and revealed he once had a three-way kiss with John Mayer and Jessica Simpson.
How Barnesy ended up publicly nude
Rock legend Jimmy Barnes learned the hard way that if you answer the phone drunk, you never know where it can lead you.
Mariah Carey’s surprising sex confession
In her new tell-all book, Mariah Carey offers a few eyebrow-raising details about an intimate liaison with a very famous athlete.
Claims Mariah was ‘pimped out’ at 12
Mariah Carey’s new tell-all memoir includes shocking allegations of abuse against her ex-husband and members of her own family.
Barnesy: ‘They watched me cry’
In this extraordinarily personal story, Jimmy Barnes sets aside his hard rock image and shares an emotional account of love and loss of his two dogs.
How Jane Harper went from journalist to best-selling author
Jane Harper was a business journalist “tapping away at night” on her first novel The Dry. Five years on, that story has sold more than a million copies worldwide and a movie, starring Eric Bana, is soon to be released. So what is her secret to success?
Has J.K. Rowling just killed off her career?
It seems Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling’s new murder-mystery book may have killed off her adult writing career, with #RIPJ.K.Rowling going crazy on social media, Duncan Lay writes.
Aussie store pulls Harry Potter off shelves
An Australian book store has pulled Harry Potter books off its shelves after JK Rowling released a novel many have labelled transphobic.
Acclaimed memoir coming to the big screen
An acclaimed Australian novel released earlier this year has been picked up by a production company to be translated to screen.
Behaviour that ‘shocked’ Trump’s own staff
A new book by one of the legendary Watergate reporters reveals the shock, frustration and occasional horror of Donald Trump’s staff.
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