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Tuesday, 5 December 2023
Entertainment
Entertainment
Kennedy Center honours Billy Crystal, Dionne Warwick
Queen Latifah, Barry Gibb, Renee Fleming, Billy Crystal and Dionne Warwick at the Kennedy Center. (EPA PHOTO)
Ashraf Khalil
Kiss farewell live concerts to become digital avatars
Maria Sherman
Kiss co-founders Gene Simmons (left) and Paul Stanley have unveiled digital avatars of the band. (AP PHOTO)
Roll up, roll up, the circus is back in town
Liz Hobday
Giant puppets replace real elephants in Circus 1903 which is returning to Sydney. (HANDOUT/SYDNEY OPERA HOUSE)
Macaulay Culkin gets star on Hollywood Walk of Fame
"There's so many people that I love and to feel it back is just amazing," Macaulay Culkin says. (AP PHOTO)
Ellie Iorizzo
Hoax actor Smollett loses appeal, must return to jail
Ed White
Jussie Smollett will return to jail after losing an appeal for his conviction of staging an attack. (AP PHOTO)
Shunned in West, conductor Gergiev head Russian Bolshoi
Unpopular in the West, Valery Gergiev was appointed director of Moscow's Bolshoi Theater by Russia. (AP PHOTO)
Kids dive into the underwater art of Jean Jullien
Liz Hobday
French artist Jean Jullien is holding a show just for children at the National Gallery of Victoria. (HANDOUT/SUPPLIED)
Beyonce releases new music to mark Renaissance movie
Ellie Iorizzo
Renaissance: A Film By Beyonce follows the 39-date world tour of her Grammy-winning album. (AP PHOTO)
Books & Arts
What I wished I'd told Silverchair before they became Silverchair
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Daniel Johns performs on Newcastle's 1993 NBN telethon, when Silverchair were called the Innocent Criminals. Picture by NBN Television
James Joyce
Motherland: a love song to Jamaican cuisine
Karen Hardy
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Peanut and sweet potato stew. Picture supplied
Secret to how famous author weaves characters through his novels
Ron Cerabona
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Michael Connelly. Picture by Kate Westerman
What's cooking, good looking? The best cookbooks of 2023
Every cook likes to find a cookbook under the Christmas tree. Picture Shutterstock
Karen Hardy
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Opinion
'Do my Morrison': Why good political books are so important
Jim Chalmers
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The four brilliant books that were on the shortlist for Political Book of the Year.
The pros and cons of owning property, from She's on the Money
Victoria Devine
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Victoria Devine has released her third book, Property with She's on the Money. Picture by Miranda Stokkel
From miscarriage to miracles: A must read for parents redefining birth stories
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A new book, The Complete Australian Guide to Pregnancy and Birth, is now helping modern parents. Picture by Shutterstock
Barry Crocker opens up on life, fame and absent friends
Glory days of live TV, clubs circuit brought to vivid life in photo-packed memoir.
John Piggott
Barry Humphries and Barry Crocker. Picture supplied by Barry Crocker
Celebrity
Kennedy Center honours Billy Crystal, Dionne Warwick
Queen Latifah, Barry Gibb, Renee Fleming, Billy Crystal and Dionne Warwick at the Kennedy Center. (EPA PHOTO)
Ashraf Khalil
Kiss farewell live concerts to become digital avatars
Maria Sherman
Kiss co-founders Gene Simmons (left) and Paul Stanley have unveiled digital avatars of the band. (AP PHOTO)
Roll up, roll up, the circus is back in town
Liz Hobday
Giant puppets replace real elephants in Circus 1903 which is returning to Sydney. (HANDOUT/SYDNEY OPERA HOUSE)
Macaulay Culkin gets star on Hollywood Walk of Fame
"There's so many people that I love and to feel it back is just amazing," Macaulay Culkin says. (AP PHOTO)
Ellie Iorizzo
Hoax actor Smollett loses appeal, must return to jail
Ed White
Jussie Smollett will return to jail after losing an appeal for his conviction of staging an attack. (AP PHOTO)
Shunned in West, conductor Gergiev head Russian Bolshoi
Unpopular in the West, Valery Gergiev was appointed director of Moscow's Bolshoi Theater by Russia. (AP PHOTO)
Kids dive into the underwater art of Jean Jullien
Liz Hobday
French artist Jean Jullien is holding a show just for children at the National Gallery of Victoria. (HANDOUT/SUPPLIED)
Beyonce releases new music to mark Renaissance movie
Ellie Iorizzo
Renaissance: A Film By Beyonce follows the 39-date world tour of her Grammy-winning album. (AP PHOTO)
TV & Movies
Bluey's World invites fans beyond the screen
Bluey and Bingo in Brisbane the exclusive home of Bluey's World in 2024. Picture supplied
Anna McGuinness
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Review
Australian battlers an antidote to Christmas cheesiness
Cris Kennedy
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This Australian film is a character study about a handful of folk living on the fringes. Picture supplied
Review
Coming of age drama is folksy fun
Jane Freebury
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Julian Dennison in Uproar. Picture supplied
cris review old oak
Review
A scene from Ken Loach's The OId Oak. Picture supplied
Cris Kennedy
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The real heroes of wildlife docos
Glen Humphries
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The story of drug smuggler Schapelle Corby is told in song as part of musical comedy series Australian Epic.
The Crown has become tarnished
Glen Humphries
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The way Prince Charles is portrayed in the recent seasons of The Crown makes it seem like they're on a mission to rehabilitate his image.
This week on streaming: festive film season has arrived
Jess Layt
Adam Sandler voices Leo the tuatara (right) while Bill Burr voices Squirtle the turtle (left) in Leo and, below, contestants compete in Squid Game - The Challenge. Pictures by Netflix
Review
Plenty for parents to enjoy in third Trolls instalment
Jess Layt
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John Dory (Eric André), Poppy (Anna Kendrick) and Branch (Justin Timberlake) in Trolls Band Together. Picture by Dreamworks

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