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No Super Bowl is complete without some must-see commercials. As excitement continues to build for the big game on Sunday, February 9, companies are giving fans a preview of their star-studded ads ...

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The Opposition Leader sparked debate late last year when he said he would not stand beside the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flags if he is elected Prime Minister, arguing they divide ...

There's already some speculation about who could appear on Celebrity Big Brother ahead of its return this year. The show was revived by ITV last year and it was announced months later that it had ...

Super Bowl advertisers are leaning into humor, nostalgia, and generous use of celebrities this year as brands look to provide levity — and avoid controversy — in a politically charged year.