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We knew Ted Lasso and The Crown would dominate the 2021 Emmys, but that hasn’t stopped some major upsets along the way.
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Cowboys, comics and classic Americana
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Young pop prince is king of the world
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Britney Spears is engaged
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Father and son bust the border blues with team effort
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Plumbing the murky depths for a killer storyline
Who poisoned an able seaman has been a question on everybody’s mind, since BBC’s new six-part thriller, Vigil, hit its halfway mark on Monday.
Archibald Prize: People’s choice revealed
Julia Ciccarone’s poignant self-portrait has been voted the most popular work in the exhibition.
After 18 months of delays, Bond is back
No Time To Die will feature Daniel Craig in his fifth and final outing as superspy James Bond — after yet another delay.
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