Or are we ganging up on them?
Long-lost audio interviews with the double Oscar winner reveal her life-long struggle with fame,and the cause that became her crowning glory.
Australia’s longest-serving Labor prime minister was a Rhodes scholar at Oxford between 1953 and 1956. In 1954,he drank a yard of ale.
The lives of Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor were devoted at times to each other but always to indulgence.
We’re all voyeurs at heart,so is that why so many people are fascinated by the love lives of these historical figures?
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From Jules Verne to Christopher Skase,Rafael Nadal’s native Mallorca has long had a powerful pull on the rich and famous. Now its natural assets of sun and sea are fuelling power itself.
It was eighth-time lucky for a tearful Elizabeth Taylor when she and construction worker Larry Fortensky wed at Michael Jackson’s ranch,thirty years ago.
The biggest stone to go under the hammer in Australia is expected to fetch more than $1 million this week. But what about “regular” folk –what should we look for?
The world’s most famous bracelet - which requires a special screwdriver to unlock it - is helping drive a post-COVID jewellery recovery.