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2 days ago | mamamia.com.au | Tara Watson

If you're searching for a prestige series with an Australian twist, say no more. Netflix's The Survivors is here to sort out your weekend plans. Premiering globally on 6 June, this six-part limited series is a haunting blend of murder mystery and family drama, set against the wild, windswept coastline of Tasmania. The book adaptation is created, written, and executive produced by Tony Ayres, the powerhouse behind acclaimed dramas like Clickbait, Stateless, and Fires.

2 days ago | mamamia.com.au | Tara Watson

She even made TV appearances to discuss the British tabloid's narrative against Meghan. "There was a real kind of war against Meghan," Afia said in the Netflix documentary Harry & Meghan. "This barrage of negative articles about the breakdown of the relationship with her father was the final straw in a campaign of negative, nasty coverage about her."The E! News source wanted to make it clear that any link from Brooklyn and Nicole to the Sussexes is coincidental.

2 days ago | mamamia.com.au | Holly Wainwright

Listen to The Spill, where Laura Brodnik and Ksenija Lukich dissect the first episode of And Just Like That along with their wildest hopes and dreams for the rest of season 3. Post continues after audio. We never believed, really, that all the new characters brought into And Just Like Thatfor its debut season were fully fleshed-out humans, who would choose to hang out with these frivolous midlife princesses (no offence, Miranda).

4 days ago | mamamia.com.au | Tara Watson

There was more than one thirsty comment, especially directed at the tattooed fellow who gave the car a friendly little spank. "I fell in love with the man who slapped the car and I don't even live in the same country," wrote one eager user. "Bro with the tattoos in the first clip could sell me cardboard and tell me it's a car and I'd just be happy to be there," added one TikToker. "The car nine months later [pregnancy emoji]," joked another.

4 days ago | mamamia.com.au | Tara Watson

The Aussie is recognised as one of the best-selling female rappers globally, with over 7 billion views on her YouTube channel and 15 music videos surpassing 100 million views each. She was crowned by GQ Australia as 'Woman of the Year' in 2016 and featured in Rolling Stone Australia's '50 Greatest Australian Artists of All Time'. In the years since her breakout success beginning in 2014, the rapper continued to make music, but it didn't make quite the same impact.