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Sebastian Vettel has said his work around helping the environment isn't just for show, and is pleased to see others wanting to get involved.

While everyone waits with bated breath for the next episode of Mare of Easttown, Alex Casey is hung up on a very different Kate Winslet episode.  It feels like you can’t go anywhere without hearing someone talk about Kate Winslet’s cop drama Mare of Easttown at the moment. “Who killed Erin?” a fellow train passenger shrieked, frantically pressing the green button while they assessed their notepad of clues. “Are you team Guy Pearce or team Evan Peters?” a barista wailed over the milk frother. “Got any vapes for sale?” a Trade Me user commented while simultaneously bidding on a...

  This Lady Marmalade performance allowed each of the track’s four performers to enjoy their time in the spotlight – complete with all the sequins, feathers and big hair it’s become synonymous with – before coming together as a four-piece. As if there wasn’t enough talent on stage already, they were joined on stage first by Missy Elliott and eventually its original performer, Patti LaBelle, who taught those younger artists a thing or two about high notes. What. A. Performance.  Prince and Beyoncé - Purple Rain/Baby, I’m A Star/Let’s Go Crazy/Crazy In Love (2004)   We all kno...

The NRL will participate in the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras for the sixth time at the SCG on Saturday night to celebrate inclusiveness and the LGBTIQA+ community. It remains the first and only national sporting organisation to have its own float in the parade, with NRLW players Holli Wheeler and Shontelle Stowers to represent the game in this year's event. Dragons, NSW and Australia lock Wheeler told NRL.com she was excited about her first Mardi Gras experience alongside Stowers, who joined the Warriors from the Roosters last season. "Being in a same-sex relationship myself, that drew m...

Macklemore says he would be 'dead' without rehab. The 37-year-old rap star believes he wouldn't have made it through his addiction if his father hadn't spent '10 or 12' thousand dollars to send him to rehab when he was 25 years old. 'If it wasn't for my pops having the 10 or 12 racks [thousand] that it was when I first went to treatment and [his ability] to spend that on me, I'd be f****** dead,' the singer said during a virtual appearance on People's Party with Talib Kweli.  Happy to still be around: Macklemore says he would be 'dead' without rehab. The 37-year-old rap star believes he wou...