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Nick Afoa: ‘It was make or break – and I broke’

He’s now one of Opera Australia’s shining stars, but Afoa had been on the path to international rugby stardom – before disaster struck

The Guardian - AU · Dec 1, 2023

The violence is the whole point

It is both the means as well as the goal of Trump's fascist political project

Salon · Dec 1, 2023

"I'm sure I was appreciated, but it wasn’t hero worship or anything like that": Christine McVie, the calm eye of the Fleetwood Mac storm

Christine McVie brought elegance and soul to Fleetwood Mac through her voice, keyboard playing and some of rock’s most enduring hits

Louder · Nov 30, 2023

Experts Can’t Stop, Won’t Stop Taking Shots At Ridley Scott's Napoleon, But Not Everything Is Historically Inaccurate

Experts are still taking shots at the historical inaccuracies of Ridley Scott’s Napoleon, but not everything is untrue.

Cinemablend · Nov 26, 2023

Turkules the wild turkey’s reign over New Jersey town comes to an end

Wild turkey became a local sensation after it settled in West Orange, 25 miles west of New York City, over the summer

The Independent UK · Nov 24, 2023

Barnaby Joyce Finally Breaks Silence On Hard Hitting Aussie Political Issue: JFK’s Assassination

Barnaby Joyce admitted on the 60th anniversary of JFK's assassination that he doesn't buy the current theory.

Pedestrian.tv · Nov 23, 2023

Pushing Buttons: I went to Japan’s Nintendo theme park – and it was a childhood dream come true

Hidden Pikmin, secret Mario logos and mad merch … the world of Mario has been brilliantly reconstructed in real life, letting me live out a fantasy decades in the making

The Guardian - UK · Nov 22, 2023

HMRC ‘examining David Cameron’s Greensill benefits including private flights’

HMRC officials are examining private flights taken by the former prime minister during his time lobbying for Greensill Capital

The Independent UK · Nov 22, 2023

12 billionaires are polluting the Earth

A Guardian analysis reveals that a dozen billionaires produce as much greenhouse gases as more than 2 million homes

Salon · Nov 20, 2023

‘No one’s judging’: geeks brave the heat at Darwin’s answer to Comic-Con

Only in its second year, Tropicon is fast becoming a major event – drawing a crowd of 1,600 wearing wigs, spandex and full suits of armour

The Guardian - AU · Nov 20, 2023