Australia’s first “hellraising” female rocker, Judy Cannon — who worked with Jimi Hendrix and Johnny O’Keefe — is being remembered as a “wild thing” who “broke the glass ceiling” after her death at the age of 84.
Kate Langbroek has teased a possible return to radio, saying she wouldn’t rule out teaming up with comedy great Dave Hughes once more.
He has spent more than half his life in front of the camera but even at 80, Better Homes and Gardens favourite Dr Harry Cooper has no intention of letting grass grow under his feet.
Months after Jacinta Allan famously moved a bronze statue of Carlton great Brendan Fevola to Narre Warren, footy fans have returned the shrine to its rightful home.
Gold Logie nominee Julia Morris is urging Aussies to get their skin checked after discovering a cancer on her face — just days before she was due to rock the Logie Awards.
Brian Taylor has predicted a glowing future for rising star and Australian favourite Tony Armstrong, calling his potential “unlimited”.
Olympic champion Ariarne Titmus has opened up on what’s next after her gold medal win, and the reason why she turned down the opportunity to present an award at last week’s Logies.
Sunday Footy Show host Tony Jones has been forced to put his money where his mouth is after losing an on-air bet about Collingwood.
Coldplay’s Chris Martin and Tom Jones are among the international superstars who regularly dial up John Farnham to keep track of his cancer recovery.
Our obsession with the leggy Perth model turned AFL wag and style icon was born with that Brownlow red dress, but 20 years on we’re still proudly in our “Bec Judd era”.
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