Margot Robbie has revealed she has a crush on Australian icon Dr Karl Kruszelnicki.
The Bombshell star, 33, made the surprise admission last week during an interview with Triple J to promote her new Barbie movie.
‘Do you still have Dr Karl? He
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In 1980, the film critic Roger Ebert attended a conference filled with discussion about “new home video entertainment centers.” When he left, he was disturbed. He laid out his concerns about the future of movie-going in an eerily prescient Atlantic article—and, in the
Barbie: Margot Robbie reveals her crush on Aussie Triple J icon Dr Karl Kruszelnicki
Barbie: Margot Robbie reveals her crush on Aussie Triple J icon Dr Karl Kruszelnicki
Pedro Pascal joins co-star Rosario Dawson at The Mandalorian premiere in LA
Pedro Pascal and Rosario Dawson led the star-studded arrivals at the premiere for the highly-anticipated third season of The Mandalorian at the El Capitan Theatre in Hollywood on Tuesday.
The Chilean-born hunk, 47, plays the title character in the Star Wars spin-off created by actor/filmmaker Jon Favreau, who was also present for the big night.
Pascal and Dawson hit the red carpet with a number of their co-stars, including Carl Weathers, Bill Burr and Amy Sedaris.
Season three will premiere
Kanye West reveals he has NEVER read a book and claims the world needs to ‘outlaw STAIRS’
Kanye West has revealed that he has never read a book – and insists that the world needs to ‘outlaw stairs’ to ‘maximize our existence’ in a bizarre new interview – while sharing his Elon Musk-inspired vision for his new $15,000-a-year private Christian school, Donda Academy.
Kanye, 45, sat down with Alo Yoga’s CEO and co-founder Danny Harris for the sportswear brand’s new podcast, Mind Full, during which he compared reading to eating ‘Brussels sprouts’ and said he thinks humans
Look beyond Ireland’s major tourist attractions and discover the amazing islands of the Emerald Isle
It’s no secret that the Emerald Isle is rich in beauty – but what of the tiny islands that surround it?
While tourists swarm to the Guinness Storehouse in Dublin and the Cliffs of Moher in County Clare, Ireland’s islands can offer an off-the-beaten-track escape to travellers who are keen to learn more about the country’s culture away from the crowds.
There are around 80 sizeable islands off the coast of Ireland, and hundreds more nestled within the country’s loughs,
The Strawberry Festival at the End of the World
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Kaitlyn: The Hampton Jitney, according to a New York Times article from 1985, is “the quintessential transportation for a certain kind of New Yorker.” George Plimpton claimed to have written one and a half books while riding it. Lauren Bacall was also a well-known patron. Passengers were given free seltzer and newspapers then, but that is no longer the case. Now you get a half-size Poland Spring and no reading material, and
When Cancer Broke My Spirit
“MARIA MADE A LIST of things she would never do. She would never: walk through the Sands or Caesar’s alone after midnight. She would never: ball at a party, do S-M unless she wanted to, borrow furs from Abe Lipsey, deal. She would never: carry a Yorkshire in Beverly Hills.”
I came across Play It as It Lays in my high-school library when I was 16, and I cut two or possibly three classes to read it. God, I hated
Timothée Chalamet’s Turn in ‘Dune’ as Sci-Fi’s ‘Special Boy’
A desert planet. An empire spanning the galaxy. A young boy burdened to be its savior. The 1965 novel Dune’s influence on Star Wars is obvious, but Frank Herbert’s work has echoed throughout all of modern science-fiction storytelling.
With the director Denis Villenueve’s big-budget, star-studded epic now giving it a proper film adaptation, how does 2021’s Dune play more than a half century after the novel was first published? With so many hero’s-journey imitations since, does its “chosen one”