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Wanted: Intimacy coordinators. Hollywood's fastest growing job
Demand is soaring for intimacy directors or coordinators who help choreograph TV and movie scenes involving sex or nudity and ensure that actors are not exploited or made to feel uncomfortable.
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Grime star Stormzy, rockers the 1975 among Q Awards winners
Eighteen awards, including some voted upon by readers, were handed out, including new accolades Q Song of the Decade which went to singer/songwriter Lana Del Rey’s 2011 hit 'Video Games' and Q Best Vocal Performance given to rapper and actor Little Simz.
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SABC cancels 'Top Billing' after 2 decades on air
The show, which has been on air for more than 20 years, is known for it's high-end home, fashion and travel features.
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Jennifer Aniston to receive the People's Icon award
The Friends alum will become the second-ever recipient of the prestigious accolade when she collects the award.
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Prince William warns the climate crisis would leave us without 'precious things'
The 37-year-old royal and his wife Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, visited a melting glacier in Pakistan and witnessed first hand the effect that climate change is having on the planet.
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Top writer sinks TV doctors myth: 'They're too busy to care'
The British showrunner behind such record-breaking hits as 'The Bodyguard' and 'Line of Duty' said the myth of the super-caring hospital doctor was a load of rot.
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Angelina Jolie felt 'broken'
The 44-year-old actress - who split from husband Brad Pitt in September 2016 - hadn't been on screen in four years when she returned to shoot 'Maleficent: Mistress of Evil' and she admitted it took her some time to 'feel the strength' of the dark fairy once again.
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'Zondo Commission' shortlisted as SA’s 2019 Word of the Year
From a commission of inquiry to a trending music genre - these were some of the top contenders for South Africa’s 2019 Word of The Year.
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Pope warns overeating is 'avenue of personal destruction'
People suffer from diabetes and heart disease because of overeating, but also from anorexia and bulimia through deliberate undereating, the pope said.
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SA urged to vote for Table Mountain as world's leading tourist attraction
Table Mountain has once again been nominated in the world's leading tourist attraction category, a title it currently holds.
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Heart and Stroke Foundation concerned by high child obesity
According to the World Obesity Foundation, South Africa and China will see the largest spike in child obesity by 2030.
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Jolie and Pfeiffer battle for power in 'Maleficent' sequel
Angelina Jolie stars in 'Maleficent: Mistress of Evil' as the titular villain and dark fairy godmother to Aurora, the queen of the fairies played by Elle Fanning.
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Lewis Hamilton warns of extinction of human race if people don't go vegan
The Formula One World Champion - who decided to ditch animal products from his life back in 2017 - urged his followers to turn to a plant-based diet.
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Miley Cyrus and Cody Simpson are 'both sober'
The 'Pretty Brown Eyes' pop star revealed that he and Cyrus were together earlier this week after rumours began to swirl when he was spotted visiting her in hospital recently.
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Cuba Gooding Jr to plead not guilty to new charges in groping case - lawyer
The new charges, which are not yet public, are part of the same criminal case but stem from a separate incident, according to the office of Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance.
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It's the time! 'Grease' to come back as TV show
Like the original, the updated story will explore teenage angst and peer pressure, the horrors of puberty and life in Middle America.
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Internet game Fortnite back with a new chapter
Fans of internet gaming sensation Fortnite rejoiced Tuesday as a new chapter began, freeing them from staring at a black hole that marked the end of the last one.
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Whitney Houston, Notorious B.I.G. among nominees for Rock Hall of Fame
A total of 16 nominees were revealed, spanning genres from pop to rap, electronica and heavy metal. Others nominated for the first time included 1980s pop/rock singer Pat Benatar, Irish rock group Thin Lizzy, and grunge band Soundgarden, whose lead singer Chris Cornell died in 2017.
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Man accused of Makhanda dancer’s murder due in court
The suspect handed himself over to police shortly after Ayanda Nondlwana’s was stabbed to death on Sunday.
