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‘A Very Breaking Bad Christmas?’ No chance, says star Bryan Cranston (opens the original)
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For 62 one-hour episodes between 2008 and 2013, the critically exalted American neo-Western crime drama Breaking Bad was the apotheosis of golden age TV. But the show’s stars Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul are clear on one thing: there is no holiday special coming to brighten the show’s dark finish. “If [creator] Vince Gilligan [came to us] and said, I’ve got an idea, ‘A Very Breaking Bad Christmas’, I would say, ‘you need to lie down. I’m not doing it, and I need to take care of you because some
The September 26 edition (opens the original)
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This issue has become something of a celebration of accomplished Australian women, starting with the subject of our lead story: comedian, actor and LGBTQ advocate Magda Szubanski. Her revelation last year that she had been diagnosed with cancer was met with a widespread and collective concern for the entertainer who has spent decades delighting us all. She speaks with characteristic candour in our interview about where she is at, one year on. Another woman who has had an incredible impact in he
The September 26 edition (opens the original)
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This issue has become something of a celebration of accomplished Australian women, starting with the subject of our lead story: comedian, actor and LGBTQ advocate Magda Szubanski. Her revelation last year that she had been diagnosed with cancer was met with a widespread and collective concern for the entertainer who has spent decades delighting us all. She speaks with characteristic candour in our interview about where she is at, one year on. Another woman who has had an incredible impact in he
The September 26 edition (opens the original)
Read excerpt
This issue has become something of a celebration of accomplished Australian women, starting with the subject of our lead story: comedian, actor and LGBTQ advocate Magda Szubanski. Her revelation last year that she had been diagnosed with cancer was met with a widespread and collective concern for the entertainer who has spent decades delighting us all. She speaks with characteristic candour in our interview about where she is at, one year on. Another woman who has had an incredible impact in he
The September 26 edition (opens the original)
Read excerpt
This issue has become something of a celebration of accomplished Australian women, starting with the subject of our lead story: comedian, actor and LGBTQ advocate Magda Szubanski. Her revelation last year that she had been diagnosed with cancer was met with a widespread and collective concern for the entertainer who has spent decades delighting us all. She speaks with characteristic candour in our interview about where she is at, one year on. Another woman who has had an incredible impact in he
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