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Amber Heard says jury fell for Johnny Depp’s ‘fantastic’ acting

Amber Heard says jury fell for Johnny Depp’s ‘fantastic’ acting

Heard broke her silence on the trial in a US television interview and spoke about the ‘hate and vitriol’ she received online.

  • by Rozina Sabur

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My life as Paul Robinson, Australia’s longest-running TV villain
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My life as Paul Robinson, Australia’s longest-running TV villain

I set fire to Lassiters, tried to poison Erinsborough’s drinking waterways, blew up a Jaguar and got married six times. Pretending to be “Paul Robinson” on Neighbours over nearly 40 years has been one of the greatest privileges in my life.

  • by Stefan Dennis
Heart, humour and a 9-minute training montage: Why Hustle is the perfect sports movie

Heart, humour and a 9-minute training montage: Why Hustle is the perfect sports movie

Adam Sandler may have stressed us out with Uncut Gems, but Hustle will leave you feeling warm, fuzzy and inspired.

  • by Thomas Mitchell
Hate watching things that remind you of lockdown? There’s a reason for that

Hate watching things that remind you of lockdown? There’s a reason for that

Bo Burnham has unexpectedly released a second film that was made in the depths of lockdown. Why is it so much more jarring to watch now?

  • by Anthony Segaert
Actor and producer Carol Ray honoured for services to performing arts

Actor and producer Carol Ray honoured for services to performing arts

Carol Ray was a famous actor in Britain and Kenya before arriving in Australia, but it was her work on The Mavis Bramston Show that made her a household name.

  • by Anthony Segaert
Rebel starts spreading the news of relationship

Rebel starts spreading the news of relationship

This Private Sydney column about Rebel Wilson has been taken down.

  • by Andrew Hornery
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In Ukraine, a rapper’s angry voice speaks for a furious generation

In Ukraine, a rapper’s angry voice speaks for a furious generation

Otoy, a Ukrainian rapper-turned-volunteer soldier, is putting the war into words and basslines, tapping out lyrics under Russian shelling on his phone.

  • by John Leicester
The pop culture moments that have (almost) made 2022 bearable

The pop culture moments that have (almost) made 2022 bearable

From the Wordle craze to the slap that (Chris) rocked the Oscars, it’s been one hell of a year in pop culture. Especially considering it’s only June.

  • by Thomas Mitchell
How Perkins Paste and an Elvis obsession saved me

How Perkins Paste and an Elvis obsession saved me

Fandom is often portrayed as ridiculous. I prefer to think that it’s a brave heart that can show so much love.

  • by Richard Glover
How cosplay helped this Melburnian’s recovery from cancer

How cosplay helped this Melburnian’s recovery from cancer

More than 50 Melburnians will compete in the Oz Comic-Con cosplay competitions this weekend. But for Yen Fung, it’s more than a competition.

  • by Carla Jaeger
Critics love Marvel’s new TV show, so what’s with all the one-star reviews on IMDB?

Critics love Marvel’s new TV show, so what’s with all the one-star reviews on IMDB?

A flood of negative reviews for Marvel’s critically acclaimed new superhero series, Ms. Marvel, seems super-suspicious.

  • by Thomas Mitchell