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Karl Quinn is a senior culture writer at The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald.

Why making a film about Donald Trump turned into a minefield

Why making a film about Donald Trump turned into a minefield

Ali Abbasi sees The Apprentice as a study in naked ambition, but his subject isn’t the only one who’s not happy.

  • by Karl Quinn

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Netflix loses first battle in $170 million Baby Reindeer defamation case

Netflix loses first battle in $170 million Baby Reindeer defamation case

The Scottish woman who outed herself as the real-life “Martha” has a reasonable chance of succeeding in her defamation claim, a US judge has ruled.

  • by Karl Quinn
Katy Perry – like the Lions – ruled the MCG with a slick performance and high energy

Katy Perry – like the Lions – ruled the MCG with a slick performance and high energy

All eyes were on Katy Perry in the lead-up to the AFL grand final. And when she finally performed pre-game, she was best on ground.

  • by Karl Quinn
Nobody Wants This is a rare gem: a funny romcom with serious stakes

Nobody Wants This is a rare gem: a funny romcom with serious stakes

Loosely based on creator Erin Foster’s real-life experiences, this 10-part series finds a hot rabbi and a tiny blonde shiksa falling for each other.

  • by Karl Quinn
How a $300 million TV show almost sank without trace
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How a $300 million TV show almost sank without trace

Made on the Gold Coast for $300 million, Nautilus appeared doomed when Disney dropped it. But now, the submarine adventure has resurfaced.

  • by Karl Quinn
How young women on TikTok prompted a rethink on the ‘murderous’ Menendez brothers

How young women on TikTok prompted a rethink on the ‘murderous’ Menendez brothers

A new Netflix show takes a different perspective on two US brothers, who were sentenced to life for murdering their parents in 1989.

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Is Megalopolis even worth watching? We asked Francis Ford Coppola
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Is Megalopolis even worth watching? We asked Francis Ford Coppola

The epic cost the venerated director 40 years, a personal fortune and a critical backlash.

  • by Karl Quinn
On the cusp of mainstream stardom, MrBeast is being sued

On the cusp of mainstream stardom, MrBeast is being sued

His move to Amazon’s streaming platform Prime Video was meant to be the biggest coup yet for the YouTube sensation, but it may prove his undoing.

  • by Karl Quinn
Demi Moore on the male gaze, the beauty myth, and the horrors of latex

Demi Moore on the male gaze, the beauty myth, and the horrors of latex

The Substance stars Demi Moore and Margaret Qualley share their thoughts on the body horror film, and why they don’t necessarily agree with its director.

  • by Karl Quinn
Emmys 2024 as it happened: The Bear, Baby Reindeer win big; Elizabeth Debicki wins for Princess Diana performance

Emmys 2024 as it happened: The Bear, Baby Reindeer win big; Elizabeth Debicki wins for Princess Diana performance

The 76th Primetime Emmy Awards are here. Follow all the fashion moments and awards action live with us.

  • by Damien Woolnough, Michael Idato, Nell Geraets, Thomas Mitchell, Karl Quinn and Gemma Grant
Global smash Deadloch heads to the tropical north for second season

Global smash Deadloch heads to the tropical north for second season

The comedic murder mystery from the creators of The Katering Show is relocating from Tasmania to the Northern Territory.

  • by Karl Quinn

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