Where did all the movie stars go?
New York Times: Fewer films now that allow an actor to grow to Tom Cruise level stardom.
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Times: The actress discusses life on the cusp of superstardom.
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The mysterious case of the doctor who disappeared at sea
New York Times: Dr Marvin Moy was facing prosecution and a bitter divorce.
Daniel Craig’s new mission: ‘I want to make people laugh’
Times: The star reveals the moment when he decided to kill Bond.
Forget the stress: How to actually enjoy the holidays
New York Times: A few solutions for those holiday stressors.
Putin’s war: The inside story of a catastrophe
New York Times: How a 'walk in the park' became a catastrophe for Russia.
Harrison Ford loves his craft. 1923 tested his limits
New York Times: At 80, Ford is still trying new things, including his first major TV role.
Made in NZ: Avatar’s secret missions, big ambitions, eye-popping budgets
As much Westywood as Wellywood: Avatar's eye-popping production.
The humble snack food that can reboot your sex life
Telegraph: It may not sound sexy, but mindfulness can be a game-changer in the bedroom.
China maps out plans to put astronauts on the moon and on Mars
New York Times: China has plans a new space station and reusable rockets.
‘It’s crazy that nobody died’: The survivors of James Cameron’s traumatic Titanic shoot tell all
Telegraph: Making of the epic involved walk-outs, tantrums and a terrified Kate Winslet.
The prince and the far-right plot to overthrow the German government
New York Times: Nostalgic for an imperial past, Heinrich XIII risked it all - and lost.
His estate has three swimming pools and a stable. He says he’s not rich
New York Times: By Qatari standards, Muhammad Al Misned's lifestyle is pretty standard.
The women turning to sex work to make ends meet
Financial Times: As the cost of living crisis spreads, more people start to sell sex.
Donald Trump and his terrible, horrible, no good, very bad 3 weeks
New York Times: The losses and embarrassments are rapidly piling up for the ex-president.
Power list: The real estate agents to the rich and famous
Ricardo Simich reveals who the wealthy and well-known turn to when selling their mansions.
‘Whitney was a natural beauty, not a natural actress’: Inside Hollywood’s big Bodyguard gamble
Telegraph: The hit thriller may have bombed without the soundtrack.
He’s the bad boy of chess. But did he cheat?
New York Times: Is this overdue justice or paranoia?
Does the 4-day week actually work? These companies tried it - here’s what they found
Financial Times: Seventy UK firms signed up for a trial organised by Kiwi Andrew Barnes.
Where did the royals find Prince George’s nanny?
New York Times: Inside the college that trains future royal nannies.
‘Back in the game’ - Inside the police investigation that brought down Comanchero gang boss
Operation Cincinnati started with a bugged phone conversation about a 600kg drug plot.
Three Ukraine families prepare for a very different Christmas
Three Ukraine families give personal accounts of their lives since Russia’s invasion
After mass protests, China appears to back away from harsh Covid rules
New York Times: China has entered a 'new phase' of its Covid response, vice premier says.
'It was that chemistry': Remembering Fleetwood Mac legend Christine McVie
New York Times: McVie was a prolific force behind one of the world's most popular bands.
This jet-set lawyer fought corruption. Then she was accused of fraud
Times: The Ukrainian lawyer's story has it all: intrigue, war and a wealthy ex.
With anxiety on the rise, some children try ‘exposure therapy’
New York Times: Young people are following an old dictum: face your fears.
A protest? A vigil? In Beijing, anxious crowds are unsure how far to go
New York Times: Unimaginable explosions of pent-up emotion have broken out across China.