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Pop culture at breaking point: Is the multibillion-dollar fan machine about to overheat?
Despite the absence of Star Wars, DC Studios and Marvel Studios, this year’s Comic-Con is still doing big business.
- Michael Idato
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Stephen Colbert’s Late Show has been axed. But what did a $12b merger have to do with it?
US network CBS says The Late Show was dumped for financial reasons, but others argue the move was political.
- Nell Geraets
- Spoilers
- Recaps
And Just Like That recap: This is the moment we’ve been waiting for
The final moments of this week’s episode almost make all the pain and cringe worth it. Are we back?!
- Brodie Lancaster
Inside the decades-long friendship between Trump and Hulk Hogan
The US president and the late wrestling star shared a three-decade friendship – and many career parallels.
- Darlene Superville
Astronomer HR chief resigns one week after being caught on Coldplay ‘kiss cam’
The $1.5 billion software company has now confirmed both executives wrapped up in the cuddle seen around the world are no longer employed.
- Bronte Gossling
Gird your loins (and your wardrobe) for The Devil Wears Prada 2
The first images of Meryl Streep and Anne Hathaway reprising their roles as Runway magazine moves into a digital age have dropped. And it would appear “everybody wants to be us” is as relevant as ever.
- Damien Woolnough
- Opinion
- Sex & relationships
Who hasn’t cheated? I have. So why do we mock the Coldplaygate couple?
I live in real life, not on the Jumbotron. Like many others, I’ve been betrayed and a betrayer. I know what those early days feel like.
- Kate Halfpenny
Riding a superhero high, Hollywood’s marketing machine roars back to life
Welcome to San Diego’s Comic-Con, a wild crossroads of capes, crowds and commerce.
- Michael Idato
Henri Szeps, star of the ABC’s Mother and Son, dies aged 81
Szeps revealed during a television appearance with his son in 2021 that he had been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease.
- Louise Rugendyke and Michael Lallo
The shady side of storytelling: Why we fall for literary hoaxes
The dark secret of publishing is that the fakes and frauds we know about are only the ones that have been uncovered and publicised.
- Simon Caterson
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