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From chef to teacher

MasterChef evictee Fiona Inglis may not be the king of the kitchen, but she is the queen of the kids.

Australians celebrate Sorry Day

As a flyer for the event would says, "National Sorry Day was declared in 1998, to provide an opportunity for all Australians to acknowledge the impact of the policies of forcible removal of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children from their families.
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50 Cent minus 50 pounds

Hiphop superstar 50 Cent shocked his fans when photos of his new look was published on his website ThisIs50.com. He recently lost a dramatic amount of weight for "Things Fall Apart", a movie written and starred by Fif wherein he plays a football player diagnosed with cancer.

Brian McFadden was 'just being honest'

Brian McFaddedn defended himself, saying that he was just being "honest" after he was criticized for his sarcastic attitude on Australia's Got Talent.

Christmas gig for Muse

With the successful Big Day Out performance in January, English trio Muse is prepping up for an ambitious Australian tour to date. The band is said to perform in Brisbane this December.

Nothing like Australia

A new television commercial produced by Tourism Australia that features a catchy tune will be unveiled next week.

Joe Jonas and Demi Lovato split

Disney power couple Joe Jonas and Demi Lovato have split after only a few months of dating but contrary to reports and rumours, they did not break up over the phone.

Gaga tested for lupus, but tells fans not to worry

Lady Gaga had fans all over the world holding their breaths when she collapsed on stage last March in New Zealand and recently revealed that she was tested for lupus, but she assures fans not to worry about her health.

Ellen DeGeneres to start music label

Popular talk show host Ellen DeGeneres is starting her own record label where she plans to find and sign up new artists, like a certain 12-year-old singing sensation who recently appeared on her show.

ABC's Mark Scott denies lay-offs

ABC managing director Mark Scott has denied allegations that ABC's 24-hour news channel will be laying off employees in its rural and regional coverage in order to save up for the expenses in its new operation.

Paris museum gets robbed

The Museum of Modern Art in Paris was robbed. Five paintings, worth at least $100 million and included works by Picasso and Matisse, were stolen Thursday.

Several artists to perform at Perth

The Strokes and Mumford & Sons will head to Nullarbor for a big gig called On the Bright Side which will be held at the Esplanade on July 24.

West End meets France

The new Alliance Francaise centre opened at West End Friday night, moving to larger premises from the city. It is a venue that caters a French gallery, cinema, patisserie, library and teaching space.

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