Lachlan Murdoch and wife Sarah will be home in Australia 'for years' dailymail.co.uk - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from dailymail.co.uk Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Teena McQueenâs friendship with dominatrix Madame Lash revealed
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Teena McQueen might want to leave comedy to the professionals after her âattempt at humourâ backfired when she was heard telling colleagues at a meeting âI would kill to be sexually harassed at the momentâ, some of her oldest acquaintances were hardly surprised by her extraordinary âthrowaway lineâ.
âI actually thought she was being rather amusing,â
Gretel Pinniger told PS this week. Pinniger is better known by her alter ego
Teena McQueen's friendship with dominatrix Madame Lash revealed brisbanetimes.com.au - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from brisbanetimes.com.au Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Who gets what in the arts has long been topic of much debate. There are myriad issues round elitism, regional distribution, excellence, artforms, organisations versus individuals and so on. Some of this is generated by an unequal allocation of funding as well as the limited amount available overall. But other issues relate to historical approaches and a hierarchy of arts practice.
It is unusual, though, for an arts minister to step into the fray. In 2015, the then arts minister George Brandis decided to change the funding distribution and invent his own funding scheme for excellence. This did not work out well for anyone, including the minister.
The Australian Balletâs rising star Winning Australiaâs most prestigious ballet award on Tuesday night doesnât earn you a rest on Wednesday. But Nathan Brook didnât expect one.
Art & Theatre by Elizabeth Fortescue, Arts Editor 8th Apr 2021 6:43 PM
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Subscriber only Winning Australia s most prestigious ballet award on Tuesday night doesn t earn you a rest on Wednesday. But Nathan Brook didn t expect one. The 26-year-old soloist with The Australian Ballet snared both sections of the Telstra Ballet Dancer Awards at the Sydney Opera House. Streamers flew and the audience whooped at the announcement on stage on Tuesday night. Brook, who lives in Melbourne, had one glass of champagne and headed home to bed at his parents house in Avalon.