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Oscar nominations 2026: In defence of Kate Hudson’s shocking Best Actress nod

Oscar nominations 2026: In defence of Kate Hudson’s shocking Best Actress nod

Best Actress at the Oscars is always a bloodbath. Or maybe it only seems that way because so much of Oscar fandom leans gay and passionate, where a standard dinner party trivia game is naming all the films Meryl Streep has been nominated for (Music of the Heart should get you two points, frankly). Still, this year’s Best Actress category has felt more bloody than most, with the final five nominees – announced earlier today – seemingly curated for maximum discourse-bothering. And, yes, I do mean the surprise nod for Kate Hudson, for a film so under-the-radar that a colleague has already termed it “Song Sung who?”. But I am ready to raise my head above the parapet and declare it actually one of the better nominations today – even if something tells me Hudson will be pelted with metaphorical fruits and vegetables until Oscar day. The prospect of a Hudson nomination – for playing a real-life Neil Diamond tribute act disabled in a tragic accident – had been circling for a while. And today …

Marine Le Pen changes her defence strategy

Marine Le Pen changes her defence strategy

Today marks the second day of Marine Le Pen’s appeal trial, a pivotal moment for the French far-right leader, who was convicted last spring of embezzling EU funds, a ruling that currently prevents her from running for president next year. The outcome of this appeal is critical to her political future, as overturning the conviction would clear the way for her to contest the 2027 presidential election. France24 journalist Olivia Bizot tells us more. Keywords for this article Source link

UK defence secretary given a ride from Canberra to Adelaide in Australian military fighter jet

The UK defence secretary, Grant Shapps, has caught a ride in the back seat of an Australian air force fighter jet after meeting with the prime minister, Anthony Albanese. The visiting dignitary met with Albanese in Canberra on Thursday before being flown to Adelaide in a FA-18 Super Hornet, according to a report by the ABC. Two of the aircraft, valued at $100m each, took off from Canberra shortly after 7pm, one with Shapps in the back seat. A spokesperson for the Department of Defence confirmed the flight took place and said it was a good opportunity to show off Australia’s defence capability to a key ally. “The flight was part of a demonstration of an important element of Australia’s defence capability, to one of our key defence partners,” a defence spokesperson said. “As the Royal Air Force do not operate the F/A-18F Super Hornet, it was selected to demonstrate one component of Australia’s air combat capability”. The trip was a smooth ride compared to an incident that occurred over a week ago when a …