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Snappy dialogue and unlucky-in-love protagonist? It must be chick lit
Amy Matthews’ new novel has all the right elements, but misses the mark somewhat.
- by Cherie Gilmour
Sharp and savage: This iconic story is still shockingly relevant
- by Cameron Woodhead and Tony Way
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James Bond
Bezos owns James Bond, but he’s not licensed to kill him off
Amazon has taken over the franchise as a low-risk venture. And that could put 007 at his greatest risk.
- by Malcolm Knox
What the Amazon deal means for the world of James Bond
After Amazon’s James Bond takeover, anything is possible in the world of the world’s most stylish super-spy.
- by Michael Idato
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‘I am the ghost of cancellations past’: Jameela Jamil on surviving backlash after backlash
The Good Place star and feminist activist is bringing her “no bullshit conversations” to Australia.
- by Jenna Guillaume
And just like that … some of your favourite TV shows are moving house
Warner Bros is launching its new streaming platform in Australia in two weeks’ time. So who will air the final episodes of The White Lotus?
- by Michael Idato
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Sharp and savage: This iconic story is still shockingly relevant
- by Cameron Woodhead and Tony Way
How does it feel? Pretty good for New Order after nearly 50 years
- by Bernard Zuel, Peter McCallum and Michael Ruffles
Their music conjures private moments – so how did they pull off an arena show?
- by Nadia Bailey, Andrew Fuhrmann, Karl Quinn, Jessica Nicholas and Cameron Woodhead
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Review into controversial dumping of Biennale artistic duo to avoid key question
- by Kerrie O'Brien and Linda Morris
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