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THE HISTORY OF SWEAR WORDS
Take a tour of the historical and etymological origins of the words we all love to use but aren t supposed to in the company of actor Nicolas Cage.
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Boxing Day movies through to New Year s Day: What s opening in Australian cinemas
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Wonder Woman 1984 was meant to open early this year, but was pushed back due to COVID-19.
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Like everything else about 2020, this summer s film slate is hardly business as usual; we d normally be running a gauntlet of Oscar contenders and big blockbusters, but many of those releases have been delayed due to the ongoing pandemic.
Instead, we have a strange mash of big, small, middle-scale and idiosyncratic films to choose from for Boxing Day through to New Year s Day.