Surely at a time when AFL players wives and girlfriends are commanding more of the spotlight, it’s time for TV show by the WAGS, for the WAGS and the game. Here’s some other shows about our great game.
They may have a famous actor mum or a footy star dad but these children of Melbourne’s famous faces are making their own mark as the next generation of movers and shakers.
Former Victorian Arts Minister Heidi Victoria suffered a stroke at just 52. Now she is warning Victorians to be vigilant about their health and has revealed how she is fighting back.
The Block’s Scott Cam has deeper pockets than his famous knockabout tradie persona would suggest, with the show’s host snapping up an apartment for a lazy $2.2m that he only lives in four months of the year.
As an AFL legend, Wayne Carey was used to giving his all in front of an adoring crowd. Now the star is set to show a very different side of himself — in a stripped-down performance he calls ‘uncomfortable’. Here’s why.
The Masked Singer was just hours away from shooting their big finale episode when the set was shut down due to a COVID breach and all stars and crew were forced into quarantine. Now the fate of that final episode has been revealed.
James Hachem, the son of world poker champ Joe Hachem, launched his skincare business using personal savings and an Amex card. Now it’s on track to hit an eight figure annual turnover.
Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin naming their daughter “Apple” was odd in 2004 but in 2020 nothing is off limits. Just look at Elon Musk and Grimes’s son X AE A-XII. Here are some other weird and wonderful celebrity baby names.
For the first time in more than 20 years, Melbourne event supremo Peter Jones is preparing for a quiet Grand Final week, with the iconic street parade not going ahead because of COVID-19.
Gardening guru Jamie Durie is locked in a legal fight with a Melbourne property developer over a “conceptual landscape design” worth close to $1 million, but the developer claims Durie’s plans weren’t up to scratch.
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