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'Terrible, terrible night': Inside the Biden camp’s post-debate frenzy

NY Times: The all-hands effort showed the extent of the damage done in 90 painful minutes.

The 40 best songs of 2024 (so far)

New York Times: Here's what the pop critics have on repeat after six months of listening.

Kiwi teams in the Big Bash League? The Grade Cricketer on NZ’s T20 future

The Australian duo spoke to the Herald about the state of the game.

'He’s getting every script': The careful crafting of Austin Butler

New York Times: In The Bikeriders, something closer to the real Butler is being revealed.

Shania Twain: ‘I waited too long to feel good about being a woman’

Times: The country-pop superstar opens up about surviving abuse, infidelity and divorce.

The future of streaming (according to the moguls figuring it out)

New York Times: Who will survive? Die? Thrive? And how?

Abby Elliott: ‘The Bear’s unlike any other show I’ve worked on’

Times: Actress did shifts in real-life kitchen to prepare for her role as Carmy’s sister.

Is delaying menopause the key to longevity?

NY Times: The ovaries appear to be connected to almost every aspect of a woman's health.

NBA spends millions developing basketball in Africa

New York Times: The league has spent millions cultivating future stars and fans in Africa.

Carnage and contradiction: Examining a deadly strike in Rafah

NYT: Investigation shows civilian casualties were almost inevitable in attack on Gaza.

Anthony Hopkins at 86: ‘I’m still here. That’s a wonderful feeling’

Times: Star on his dad's death, his secret to success and conquering youthful arrogance.

'Play time': The chilling manual at centre of serial killer trial

New York Times: Written in capital letters, the document includes a series of lists.

A champion Sherpa died guiding foreigners. Is it too dangerous?

NYT: The profession offers a path out of poverty - but can often lead to premature death.

Ten of the best foods for weight loss

Telegraph: Why adding certain foods to your diet could be key.

Naomi Campbell: ‘Supermodels weren’t spoilt. The industry was run by men’

Times: The most infamous of the supers has mellowed ... but she's still three hours late.

At 70, Cyndi Lauper has nothing left to prove

New York Times: She's plotting a farewell tour and starring in a doco about her life.