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Ohio residents flock to Springfield’s Haitian restaurants: ‘They are family’

Locals support and volunteer at Haitian-owned businesses to stand against Trump and Vance’s anti-immigrant lies

The Guardian - US

The 21-year-old Rooster given key role amid injury hell

Sandon Smith and Connor Watson will respectively replace the injured Sam Walker and Brandon Smith in the Sydney Roosters' final game of the regular season.

AAP

Mystery of Nevada couple found dead in hotel room in Mexico as family cast doubts on cause of death

Translated medical and police reports suggested to the couple’s eldest child that their deaths were drug-related — which seemed strange, since his father didn’t drink

The Independent UK

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Inner demons: grappling with childhood trauma in horror movies

Longlegs, from writer-director Osgood Perkins and son of Psycho star Anthony, tells a story that gives us clues to its maker’s unusual upbringing

The Guardian - US

The Bear’s biggest cameos ranked, from Olivia Colman to Jamie Lee Curtis

Lydia Spencer-Elliott takes a look at the Emmy-winning show’s guest appearances across its three seasons

The Independent UK

The Bear season 3 episode 5 recap: another Fak and a forgotten duck

The Bear season 3 episode 5 is all about family matters, both personal and professional, and features the show's most unexpected celebrity cameo yet.

WhatToWatch

All of the Surprise Guest Stars in 'The Bear' Season 3, Explained

The FX comedy is finally back for more.

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The Small Back Room review – boundary-breaking wartime drama from Powell and Pressburger

Reuniting the stars of Black Narcissus, this movie about a back-room boffin attached to a bomb disposal unit finds the film-makers pushing gloriously against genre conventions

The Guardian - UK

Britain’s abortion laws are still in the Victorian era, and women are the collateral damage

A vote on ending prosecutions for abortion appears to have been delayed again. MPs have been expecting to vote on this issue via an amendment to the criminal justice bill, which is currently making its way through Parliament.

The Conversation

Warwick Davis’ family share heartwarming update after actor’s ‘concerning’ message

The actor announced last week that he was stepping away from social media in the wake of wife Samantha’s death

Evening Standard

Abigail star Dan Stevens breaks down the new horror movie's big twist: "It just felt like all bets were off"

Exclusive: Dan Stevens, Kathryn Newton, and William Catlett walk us through their characters' grisly fates in Radio Silence's vampire horror Abigail

Total Film

Williams silences internal doubts in Blues' comeback

Defender Zac Williams put his personal doubts to rest with a strong performance in Carlton's stunning comeback win over Brisbane in their AFL season opener.

AAP

$Don’t Destroy Me review – war is not over for fractured Jewish family$

Don’t Destroy Me review – war is not over for fractured Jewish family

Timely revival of Michael Hastings’ unsettling 1956 play that examines the legacy of war on immigrants in postwar London

The Guardian - UK

Trump's comments on mobster Sammy the Bull raise concerns

In this informative discussion, defense attorney Shan Wu highlights the dangers of Donald Trump's constant commentary on judges and public officials, and t...

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The Guardian - UK

Seeking Michael Hastings, the missing man of British theatre

Best known for writing Tom and Viv, Hastings made his debut as a teenage dramatist in the 1950s. Now, his vivid ‘young man’s play’ Don’t Destroy Me is back

Evening Standard

The best Christmas TV 2023: from Doctor Who and Traitors to Murder Is Easy

We break down the must-watch shows of the festive season

The Guardian - UK

TV tonight: Dynamo escapes being buried alive during a live broadcast

Before he gets boxed in, the magician talks to Chris Martin, Tony Hawk and other celebrities about mental health. Plus, vets help pets give birth. Here’s what to watch tonight

The Guardian - UK

The week in TV: Platform 7; Smothered; Louis Theroux Interviews Chelsea Manning; Seeds of Deceit: The Sperm Donor Doctor – review

A teacher investigates her own death in ITV’s dark new thriller; an odd-couple romcom has charm to burn; Chelsea Manning and Louis Theroux face off; plus, the haunting fallout of one doctor’s God complex

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The Guardian - UK

‘We didn’t want it to be like Bridget Jones’s Diary’: Smothered, TV’s most brilliant new romcom

From channelling When Harry Met Sally to getting Aisling Bea to put in a stunning performance, this comedy is an utter joy. Its stars talk apps, kids and This Morning-based banter

WhatToWatch

Danielle Vitalis on Smothered: 'This comedy challenges the notions of dating!'

Sky's new romcom Smothered stars Danielle Vitalis and Jon Pointing as singletons navigating the trials of modern dating.

The Guardian - UK

From There’s Something in the Barn to Peter Gabriel: a complete guide to this week’s entertainment

Evil elves ruin a perfectly pleasant Norwegian B&B, while the former Genesis frontman finally shows his working-out

The Guardian - AU

Pink linen, bubbles and 14 ‘mirages’: AI ranked this Sydney bar most influential in the world – is it worth the hype?

An elegant Rat Pack theme and constant clatter of shaking ice cubes proves a winning combination for Maybe Sammy

The Independent UK

Barbra Streisand has a tiny mall in her basement

‘It’s a little, tiny mall, if you want to say,’ Oscar winner says

The Conversation

5 Aussie musicals you might not have heard of – but really should see

When you think of great Aussie musicals, some key films from the 1990s and 2000s come to mind: Strictly Ballroom, Muriel’s Wedding, Moulin Rouge!, Bran Nue Dae and The Sapphires. These films are often framed as “reviving” the musical genre for Australian audiences, due in large part to their box-office…

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