They're back! And so is the bingeable drama that defined the early aughts. Back then, Whitney, Heidi, Audrina, and Mischa—our April cover stars—launched a different kind of celebrity: one who looked like us, talked like us, and cried like us. But times have changed, and so have they.
So much twerking, so little time.
At last year’s Geneva Motor Show, one message was clear: the world’s biggest automakers are going electric. Marquee names like Porsche, Audi, BMW, Jaguar, and Hyundai showed up with or teased all-electric cars, while others arrived with hybrids. It was one of the biggest showcases of electrified drivetrains ever. That made it easy to wonder what the future held for Tesla, which at the time held a firm grip on the EV market.
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Executives with the telecom giant spent about $195,000 at the president’s Washington hotel after a merger with Sprint was announced last April, the company told lawmakers.
Alibaba has shuttered its consumer efforts in the U.S. to focus instead on capturing American businesses.
Home prices in January rose at the slowest pace in nearly seven years, but buyers shouldn't feel too confident.
If you have a flexible spending account at work and you still have money in it from 2018, you're running out of time. Here's what you need to know.
A man who got mixed up in a scuffle during carnival celebrations at the Granaries on Monday was granted bail pending judgment after admitting he had been foolish. Faris Mahmud Harith, a 27-year old Syrian plasterer living at Cospicua, was marched to court under arrest on Tuesday and pleaded guilty to having grievously injured his partner’s ex-boyfriend and knowingly breached the peace. “This was an unfortunate incident,” prosecuting Inspector Jeffrey Scicluna explained. The court heard how Mr Harith... Читать дальше...
Readers discuss a range of issues relating to Victoria.
Free daily horoscope for each star sign from renowned Astrologer Kelli Fox. Forecasts for the week ahead in life, love and career.
Staff working at Canberra's Bimberi Youth Justice Centre are lagging well behind in their mandatory human rights training.
More supply than demand has forced prices down and created tough market conditions for Canberra's recycler, Re.Group.
As anyone who has tried to borrow money for a home loan recently can attest, the days of easy money are long gone.
Those who rate financial planners to expand their coverage in the wake of the royal commission.
A sky of balloons, the All About Women festival and more.
The War Memorial's plans to build a car park at the base of Mount Ainslie face opposition from the son of campaigners who helped create Remembrance Nature Park.
The calibre of this beautiful exhibition reinforces Peter Haynes' ongoing commitment to GW Bot.
On March 6, 1968, the Marchesa Clarissa Torrigiani announced her intention of gifting the city of Sydney with a "beautiful" bronze pig: Ill Porcellino.
It comes after the voluntary surrender scheme just missed the target for reducing the number of gaming machines in the city.
The company is implicitly saying: “Trust us… we’ll keep your cash and turn it into even more”.
Cash-strapped Australians are chalking up debt by shopping with the promise of being able to pay later.
Payday lenders are more accurately known as loan sharks and typically "swallow" the equivalent of 112 per cent to 407 per cent interest over a year.
Pensioners will be exempt from the proposed changes to franking credits, except if they have a self-managed fund and became an age pensioner after March 28, 2018.