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British newspaper claims Scottish child “identifies as a wolf”

While hundreds of similar reports have been determined to be urban myths, the newspaper is confident in this case.

Freo Dockers are set for the AFLW Pride round

The Dockers have revealed their 2024 Pride jumper.

Bibliophile | ‘Make My Wish Come True’ is a YA novel with LGBTIQA+ characters

The author's previous book was a New York Times best-seller.

Barbara Streisand doco will share never-seen archives

The singer will share rare footage, photos and recordings for the multi-episode project.

It’s 30 years since Madonna released ‘Secret’

The song signaled a change in direction for the singer.

Katy Perry teases mystery guest for her AFL show

All we know is she's female and Australian and someone Perry looks up to.

Take a look at new film ‘Bonus Track’

The film's lead actors have been praised for their engaging performances.

Katy Perry is set to return to Australia in June 2025

The singer is booked in for a show at RAC Arena.

The Perfume Genius album ‘Too Bright’ is 10 years old

Mike Hadreas has recorded three new tracks for a new version of the record.

Dionne Warwick to tour Australia one final time in 2025

The hitmaker will take her final bows in January 2025.

It’s crunch time for Mike and Pete on MKR

The best buddies will be praying their food is not considered too easy.

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British newspaper claims Scottish child “identifies as a wolf”

While hundreds of similar reports have been determined to be urban myths, the newspaper is confident in this case.

Freo Dockers are set for the AFLW Pride round

The Dockers have revealed their 2024 Pride jumper.

Bibliophile | ‘Make My Wish Come True’ is a YA novel with LGBTIQA+ characters

The author's previous book was a New York Times best-seller.

On This Gay Day | The film ‘Breakfast at Tiffany’s’ was released

The film is very different to the book it's based on - they took out all the gay content!

On This Gay Day | E.M. Forster finished writing Maurice

Forster finished his novel in 1913, but it would remain unpublished until after his death.
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