Rose Byrne
Balmain is the pop culture mecca of Sydney. Here’s why
From Lantana to Gatsby to Our Rose Byrne, Balmain’s cultural footprint is huge.
- by Michaela Whitbourn
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‘If I ever have to talk in front of more than four people, I get nervous’: Kristen Wiig
Bridesmaids made her the golden girl of American comedy. But in the decade since, the actor’s career has been far from the typical Hollywood trajectory.
- by Ed Cumming
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Sunday Life
The April 21 Edition
Kristen Wiig graces our cover this week and tells writer Ed Cumming how she loves having the freedom to pick and choose what she does these days.
★★★★
Comedy
Rose Byrne and Seth Rogen crack each other up in mid-life farce Platonic
They were hilarious in Bad Neighbours, and their chemistry is given full vent in this breezy and bittersweet comedy.
- by Craig Mathieson
How Dolly Parton helped Rose Byrne and friends launch a new force in film
Seriously Red is the first film from Dollhouse, but it would never have happened without Dolly Parton’s seal of approval.
- by Karl Quinn
Unicorn travels Australia in push for overseas tourists
A toy unicorn is the latest – and possibly most unusual – character to join Tourism Australia’s official campaign to get international visitors back.
- by Rachel Clun
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NSW residential property
Killara’s ‘House of Hancock’ listed with $20 million record hopes
The historic Killara estate Wharncliffe, where the late mining magnate Lang Hancock momentously married his former maid Rose Lacson, is on offer with a $20 million guide.
- by Lucy Macken
Rose Byrne: ‘I wanted to be a serious actress. Then I realised I might be better at being funny’
An unexpected thing happened on the way to fame and fortune: this determined Aussie actor found success on the screen as a comedy queen.
- by Polly Vernon
★★★★
Review
Can aerobics change your life? Rose Byrne’s unlikely comedy series thinks so
The gifted Australian actress dons a leotard to play a tortured woman on a quest for self discovery in Physical.
- by Michael Idato
Looking for a movie this Easter? Here are our top picks for big-screen thrills
From the mayhem of Peter Rabbit 2 to the bombast of Godzilla vs Kong and the quiet dignity of Oscar-tipped Minari, there’s a movie for everyone this Easter.
- by Paul Byrnes, Sandra Hall and Jake Wilson
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Review
Even Jon Stewart's satire can't compete with real-world craziness
Starring Steve Carrell and Rose Byrne, this take on US politics by the former host of The Daily Show never even tries to match the absurdities of today.
- by Jake Wilson
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