Basic Instinct at 30: a lurid throwback to when Hollywood still took risks Paul Verhoeven’s steamy, button-pushing thriller became a cultural phenomenon in 1992, making a star of Sharon Stone The Guardian - US · Mar 20, 2022
‘Addiction comes in all shapes and sizes’: Michael Keaton’s family reveal nephew’s tragic death from opioids In Dopesick, Keaton plays a rural doctor sucked into the opioid epidemic. His family are speaking out about how drugs killed his namesake nephew in 2016. Sheila Flynn reports The Independent UK · Mar 16, 2022
‘The hideous truth is that jealousy is an aphrodisiac’: Fatal Attraction director on sex, shrinks and snails British film-maker Adrian Lyne hit paydirt with a string of erotic thrillers, but Deep Water is his first movie for 20 years. Can stars (and ex-lovers) Ben Affleck and Ana de Armas outsweat Glenn Close and Michael Douglas? The Guardian - UK · Mar 10, 2022
‘Addiction comes in all shapes and sizes’: Michael Keaton’s family reveal nephew’s tragic death from opioids In Dopesick, Keaton plays a rural doctor sucked into the opioid epidemic. His family are speaking out about how drugs killed his namesake nephew in 2016. Sheila Flynn reports The Independent UK · Mar 1, 2022
SAG Awards 2022: Michael Douglas sends defiant red carpet gesture in support of Ukraine Michael Douglas was among a number a celebs showing their support to the Ukrainian people as he wore a handkerchief donning the yellow and blue of the country's flag on the SAG Awards red carpet Daily Mirror · Feb 28, 2022
Catherine Zeta-Jones posts rare pic of Michael Douglas and kids on Caribbean holiday Welsh actress Catherine Zeta-Jones has treated fans to snap of her husband Michael Douglas and two kids Carys and Dylan as they soak up the sun in the Caribbean Daily Mirror · Feb 2, 2022
Proposed anti-trolling laws could worsen online abuse, Australian law experts say Law Council and defamation experts warn government’s bill offers little protection and could deprive victims of redress The Guardian - AU · Jan 24, 2022
Should local governments pay for councillors, staff to sue public for defamation? A Perth defamation lawyer says council policies that pay for councillors and staff to sue members of the public for defamation are an "absurd waste of ratepayer resources". ABC News · Jan 23, 2022