For some big names,a comeback seems impossible. But is it?
Following a series of public court cases Johnny Depp is returning to the spotlight in the next Fenty x Savage show. Maybe there’s hope for Kanye yet.
The surfer,Bomaderry High grad and London-based human rights barrister on the trials of defending Julian Assange,Amber Heard and the world’s disenfranchised.
Johnny Depp made a divisive digital appearance at the MTV Video Music Awards on Monday,three months after winning his defamation case against ex-wife Amber Heard.
Johnny Depp has teamed up with guitar legend Jeff Beck on a new album,and whatever you think of the man,the music speaks for itself.
Johnny Depp is giving Perth Children’s Hospital a very generous donation,thanks to the family of Heath Ledger. And NFTs.
Heard broke her silence on the trial in a US television interview and spoke about the ‘hate and vitriol’ she received online.
Every so often the mask of male civility slips,and we are afforded a glimpse of the misogyny that streaks through some of the men who walk among us.
The verdict is in but the debates still rage around this celebrity trial and its implications for #metoo,for defamation and for the couple’s endless feud.
Vicious insults against Amber Heard will no doubt make it harder for women to report domestic violence,but that does not mean all women’s accusations against men must be believed. Women,too,are capable of being wrong - and violent.
Experts in the domestic violence sector say the trial is a “tremendously depressing” affirmation of a reality that many women continue to face.