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Comedians ComediansComedy Icon Amy Poehler Is Coming to the Sydney Opera House The headline conversation event will also feature a first look at Poehler's new film ‘Inside Out 2’
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Gaming GamingPlaydate Is One of the Most Unique Video Game Systems in Years Discover why you'll fall in love with the Playdate and it's crank-based joys, plus we check out 'Harrold Hallibut' and the 'Brothers' remake.
Fashion & Beauty Fashion & BeautyFirst Look at Jessica Gomes in National Geographic Wear’s AW24 Campaign National Geographic Wear is gearing up for the dip in temperature with its Autumn/Winter 2024 collection curated especially for the Australian market.
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Fashion & Beauty Fashion & BeautyInside CXLOE’s Pre-Tour Ritual: Exploring Identity, New Music & Hair Health With a European tour underway, music videos, and debut album ‘Shiny New Thing’ coming out on May 17th, CXLOE has a lot to be excited about
Technology TechnologyHomeline III – Reengineered with a Wider Soundstage If ever there was a name synonymous with the rock ’n’ roll spirit, then Marshall is it
Gaming GamingThe Astro A50 X Could Be the Last Headset You Ever Need We dig into how the brand new Astro A50 X aims to be the one gaming headset to rule them all, then check out 'Princess Peach: Showtime!'
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