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The dancing may be a bit cringe, but Katy Perry can still put on an electric show
Despite the distracting spectacle, the US star showed she can still deliver her biggest anthems with poignancy and passion.
- by Bernard Zuel, Michael Ruffles and Millie Muroi
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Does the world need a live-action How to Train Your Dragon? Hell yes
The creator of the Dragon trilogy never imagined turning the animated movies into live action. But when he got the call, he couldn’t say no.
- by Karl Quinn
The Wicked sequel trailer has landed. These are the four biggest takeaways
The trailer for the highly anticipated sequel makes it clear that something wicked this way comes, along with many flying monkeys.
- by Nell Geraets
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Walton Goggins and Aimee Lou Wood respond to feud rumours in emotional interview
The pair sat down with Variety for a frank chat just months after it emerged Goggins had unfollowed his White Lotus co-star on Instagram.
- by Hannah Kennelly
How a Lord of the Rings star ended up stranded in Tasmania
Charlie Vickers is in the most expensive TV series ever made, but it was a small-town murder mystery that drew him home.
- by Louise Rugendyke
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Hamlet gets a memorable makeover in a show that is irreverent, angry, and fiercely joyful
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The dancing may be a bit cringe, but Katy Perry can still put on an electric show
- by Bernard Zuel, Michael Ruffles and Millie Muroi
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