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At 16, she was a global pop star – then she disappeared. What happened to Gabriella Cilmi? (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. When 18-year-old Gabriella Cilmi saw herself on the cover of FHM – wearing a push-up bra, suspenders and a come-hither look – she burst into tears. The singer-songwriter, who had already turned down an offer to pose for the men’s magazine at 16, had instead dreamt of being interviewed by Rolling Stone. Hailing from the Melbourne suburb of Dandenong, Cilmi was discovered at 10, signed at 13 and had
He stole his first instrument at the age of five. Eventually, all was forgiven (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. Benjamin Clementine was five when an uncharacteristic act of resistance sealed his fate. Growing up in a household where instruments were forbidden, he became so entranced with the toy piano a classmate had brought to primary school that when she refused to let him play it, he took it – hoping to spend at least one evening at home with it – but was ordered to return it before he had the chance. Ho
After a one-night stand, this comedian was told he’d be a dad. But not all was as it seemed (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. Among the people inadvertently promoting Simon Taylor’s new sitcom The Sonny Disposition – a satire about the chaotic, ego-driven world of podcasting – are Kyle Sandilands, Karl Stefanovic and Anthony Albanese. “The timing is perfect,” says the comedian, who created the series with Josh Samuels. “Every day, someone in my team is messaging me going, ‘Kyle Sandilands just started a podcast! Karl’s i
‘Justice sensitivity’: Why Em Rusciano’s autism causes her physical pain (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. Over the past few years, Em Rusciano ended her marriage, re-entered the dating world in her mid-40s, re-built her life as a single parent – and began questioning the stories women are told about love, identity and success. “My whole life, I was conditioned to believe I wasn’t a successful woman until I was chosen,” says the comedian, singer, author and podcaster, who will tour her new live show, A
‘Amazingly upbeat’: Lex Lasry on Van Nguyen’s bravery as he awaited execution (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. A few months ago Lex Lasry reached his limit. “I got tired of being told by the legal profession that I couldn’t talk about this, I couldn’t talk about that and I couldn’t post online – I had to maintain the dignified judicial silence,” says Lasry, 78, who spent almost 20 years as a Supreme Court judge in Victoria and the Northern Territory. “Eventually I quit being a judicial officer.” Then Lasry
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