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Kensuke’s Kingdom review – Michael Morpurgo’s desert island boy’s own adventure

Morpurgo’s yarn about a kid on a round the world voyage is adapted by Frank Cottrell-Boyce and attractively packaged as a family-friendly animation

The Guardian - UK

Madonna’s son clarifies comments he’s ‘scavenging for food’ after moving out

Madonna adopted David Banda in 2008 with her ex-partner Guy Ritchie

The Independent UK

Madonna's Twins Steal The Show At Movie Premiere In Style

Madonna's twins, Stella and Estere, shine at 'Deadpool & Wolverine' premiere with unique fashion sense. David clarifies living situation.

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A Streetcar Named Desire review – Nikki Shiels is majestic but she’s no Blanche

Melbourne Theatre CompanyShiels often uses her extraordinary voice for comedic effect under direction that seems determined to wrest the classic away from poeticism to the almost ribald

The Guardian - AU

Streetcar is a modern take but keeps to original script

The actors involved in MTC's A Streetcar Named Desire know they have enormous shoes to fill and have risen to the challenge while being sensitive to the theme.

AAP

‘You can expect everything’: what next for Julian Assange and WikiLeaks?

Site’s edge on whistleblowing is gone and its co-founder must recover, yet their resilience may make revival a possibility

The Guardian - UK

From a plea deal to a 2am prison call: how Julian Assange finally gained freedom

A lawyer’s offer, a judgment that foretold years of legal wrangling, and diplomatic pressure all played a part in the release of the WikiLeaks founder

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Mixed reaction to Assange guilty plea

Supporters praised Assange's release from prison, but

Salon

General Hospital spoilers: week of June 17-21

Take a look at what's coming up in Port Charles with General Hospital spoilers for the week of June 17-21.

WhatToWatch

50 Times UPS Drivers Captured The Cutest Dogs They Met On The Job (Best Of All Time)

There aren’t many things that can beat an impromptu meeting with a friendly, tail-wagging dog. These UPS drivers think so too. The post 50 Times UPS Drivers Captured The Cutest Dogs They Met On The Job (Best Of All Time) first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Kathy & Stella Solve a Murder! at Ambassadors Theatre review: a slapdash spoof of the true crime genre

There is a robust zest that helped it stand out at the Edinburgh Fringe but in the West End, the barrage of gurning and caterwauling is a major turn-off

Evening Standard

General Hospital spoilers: week of June 10-14

It's going to be another exciting week in Port Charles. Take a look at what's coming up with General Hospital spoilers for the week of June 10-14.

WhatToWatch

McLaren concerned F1 2026 cars could be too slow in corners, too fast on straights

The FIA announced this week its outline plans for the 2026 regulations, as well as images of what the next-generation challengers could look like, and teams have expressed some concern about the details of what is being worked on. Motorsport.com revealed earlier that team bosses plan to bring up their…

Motorsport

McLaren: F1 2026 draft rules make cars too slow in corners, too fast on straights

Watch: The Future of Formula One - First Look at The 2026 F1 Regulations

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38 Cases Of Celebrity Children Most People Don’t Know Exist

Who said all celebrity kids were nepo babies? The post 38 Cases Of Celebrity Children Most People Don’t Know Exist first appeared on Bored Panda.

Evening Standard

Anjana Vasan: 'Malala's a pro. She was up for anything'

The star of punk comedy We Are Lady Parts talks ‘minor key’ characters, her most unlikely fans, and working with Paul Mescal

Autosport

McLaren unsure Norris could have passed Verstappen to win F1 Imola GP

Norris initially struggled to keep up with polesitter Verstappen in the first stint on medium tyres, but after the sole pitstop for hard tyres the Briton started closing the gap with Verstappen.

Autosport

Miami needs bigger DRS to make racing more exciting, says Stella

Drivers appeared to favour making overtakes into Turn 11 during this year's race, with surprisingly few efforts made into the tight Turn 17 at the end of the lengthy, 1.3km back straight.

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The Canberra Times

From toddlers to teens, ACT mums share a lifetime of love and lessons

Prominent Canberra mums reveal success secrets this Mother's Day.

Motorsport

McLaren: Piastri "more conscious of his strengths" after Miami F1 race

Piastri had the better start of the two McLaren drivers in Miami, muscling his way past Norris, Carlos Sainz and Sergio Perez after the latter went straight on in the first corner.

Autosport

McLaren won't get carried away given Red Bull's F1 Miami struggles

Lando Norris took his maiden win in Miami as McLaren rolled out a significant 10-part upgrade package. While Red Bull's polesitter Max Verstappen struggled with floor damage, Norris was handed a free pitstop as he had stayed out until a mid-race safety car was called. But even before his lucky…

Tom’s Guide

5 best movies like 'The Idea of You'

Crowd-pleasing unconventional romances like 'The Idea of You' to watch including 'The Bodyguard,' 'Notting Hill,' and 'Magic Mike's Last Dance'

Newcastle Herald

A sweet start to Mother's Day weekend at The Junction Public School

More than 540 muffins were sold, raising funds for a STEAM hub.

Autosport

Miami F1 win a weight off McLaren’s shoulders, not just Norris

Norris finally broke his duck in F1 on his 110th start, taking a convincing win at the Miami International Autodrome albeit with help from a well-timed safety car.

The Guardian - UK

How rental ‘libraries of things’ have become the new way to save money

From baby clothes to popcorn makers, borrowing items rather than buying them is a growing trend

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