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  1. Mistakenly getting a duplicate mail ballot is not unheard of. But in this tense election season, the outcry is outsized

    Thousands of voters in a Central Valley town received two ballots in the mail, the result of a printing error. But in this tense political climate, even straightforward election mistakes are magnified.

  2. Dolly Parton was 'honest to a fault', says Reba McEntire

    Reba McEntire has heaped praise on Dolly Parton, her former co-star.

  3. Sacha Baron Cohen says 'ignorance reigns and truth is inverted'

    Sacha Baron Cohen revived Ali G precisely because the character is "outdated".

  4. Tinashe: I’m on all the social media apps

    Tinashe has explained why she uses "all the social media apps".

  5. Conan O’Brien Reveals Tribute He Thinks A ‘Terrible Person’ Like Rudy Giuliani Deserves

    The comedian said it would eventually look like a “disfigured mess.”

  6. 'Confidence': young Flyers set to soar in WNBL pursuit

    Recruit Hannah Hank has addressed how the Southside Melbourne Flyers' young roster has them poised for WNBL success.

  7. Rick Caruso has 'extreme concern' over Raman, but declines to endorse in mayor's race

    Former Los Angeles mayoral candidate Rick Caruso declined to endorse either incumbent Mayor Karen Bass or challenger Nithya Raman in the Nov. 3 runoff election.

  8. 'Less stress': new owners, new era for Canberra United

    Michelle Heyman says Canberra United have never been better placed to return to their trophy-winning ways after new owners rescued the A-League Women club.

  9. Boy Swallows Universe star Phoebe Tonkin heading to WA to shoot crime series based on hit book The Dark Lake

    Adapted from the best-selling debut novel of the same name by Melbourne-based author Sarah Bailey, The Dark Lake will be shot on location in Perth’s metropolitan area next year.

  10. What prison crisis? £2million a year is wasted on 'finding ways to say jails are racist' - as thousands of criminals are let out due to lack of space

    New figures show the department employs 20 staff at a cost of £1.7million a year in a 'disparities unit' to study diversity in jail and probation.