His sister had shared an earlier update on his condition on Facebook last Friday. I got to see Sam today! All the phone calls in the world aren t the same as being able to touch his actual face. I couldn t help it, I cried, Hilde wrote on the official page for their breast cancer charity, Love Your Sister.
Getting better: Hilde shared this photo to Instagram on Wednesday of her brother s scabbed hands from his hospital bed, and captioned the post, No words
Healing: Samuel (pictured in October 2017) will spend weeks in hospital after being hit by a car and suffering head injuries last month
EXCLUSIVE: Jo Beth Taylor: I love getting older! From nasty rumours to a terrifying stalker, the singer tells all ahead of her big day. - by Craig Bennett 24 May 2021
As she prepares to celebrate her milestone 50th birthday this week, TV favourite Jo Beth Taylor tells New Idea she’s feeling amazingly upbeat and ready to tackle the next exciting chapter of her life.
WATCH BELOW: Jo Beth Taylor and Laurina smash it out in the jungle… over a mirror.
“I don’t fear that half-century mark at all. In fact, despite the craziness of the world, I’m feeling really good right now … better than ever,” she shares. “The one hitch is
Playing out in a kind of fly-on-the-wall mockumentary style, interspersed with snippets and segments from the show, its fast production turn-around meant it could rip-from and parody real-life current affairs, their scandals and attract celebrities like Pat Cash, Pauline Hanson, Merv Hughes and Ian “Molly Meldrum”. Moore even made appearances, within the show, on then-iconic programmes like
Burke’s Backyard and
The AFL Footy Show. Aside from the brilliant writing, from the founding quartet of Sitch, Jane Kennedy, Santo Cilauro and Tom Gleisner, which manages to consistently offer a combination of brilliant one-liners, fabulous conceits, some hilarious physical comedy and pitch-perfect timing,
This weekend marks 50 years since the television premiere of Young Talent Time a pastel-coloured, saccharine-sweet mix of talent competition, pop music tribute show and star factory.
Accordingly, the National Film and Sound Archive (NSFA) has curated a digital tribute to the program that is in turns nostalgic and cringe-worthy. There is also a 50th anniversary stage show in the works.
Young Talent Time (YTT) first aired April 24, 1971 and ran for 18 years. It was launched at a time when music television was still dominated by local performers doing covers of (or even just lip synching) hits from the American and British hit parades.
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