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I don’t usually watch reality TV so Channel 9’s Married at First Sight passed me by, until me son asked to watch it with me.

The 2018 Academy Awards included a number of powerful tributes, speeches and songs which served to champion change in the way of equality.

A recent Australian 60 Minutes’ interview with Charles Wooley saw NZ PM, Jacinda Ardern assessed on her appearance, charm and likability. She was even grilled about the conception date of her unborn child.

British actor, Emma Chambers best known for her roles in The Vicar of Dibley and Notting Hill, died over the weekend from natural causes.

Since the Harvey Weinstein revelations first surfaced, the world has waited for Hollywood actor, Uma Thurman to speak out. Yesterday, in an interview with the New York Times, she broke her silence.

Australian export, Margot Robbie has gained recognition from the Hollywood Academy overnight with an Oscar nomination for her portrayal of US figure skater, Tonya Harding in ‘I, Tonya’.

Winning at the SAG awards this week, Nicole Kidman delivered a moving speech imploring Hollywood to keep supporting women in the industry.

“I couldn’t believe how fast the studio and the network felt like they had to get a penis in there.” Ellen Pompeo dishes out the dirt on Grey’s Anatomy (as well as some seriously great career advice for all women.)

Hollywood actor, Salma Hayek is the latest woman to level accusations at former film mogul, Harvey Weinstein. Her voice adds new vigour to the choir.

Fans of popular US drama, House of Cards will be relieved to learn that the program will return to Netflix for a sixth and final series next year– sans Frank Underwood, played by Kevin Spacey.

There may be something of a silver lining to the Harvey Weinstein scandal, and it comes in the form of one very astute, formidable woman: Maria Contreras-Sweet.

Karina Holden is the creator of the extraordinarily compelling and provocative documentary, Blue.