BooksReviewSarah LeFanu's biography of Rose Macaulay reveals a talent for self-effacement in the prolific novelist that frustrates and intrigues Hermione LeeRose Macaulay by Sarah LeFanu 388pp, Virago, £20 Does Rose Macaulay (1881-1958) deserve a biography? She is the kind of figure who is always popping up in other people's stories - as the encouraging patron of the young Elizabeth Bowen, or the friend of Victor Gollancz or Ivy Compton-Burnett. She knew everyone, and went to all the literary parties, and was a fixture on magazines such as Time & Tide and the Spectator.

Cuban Doll, a name that resonates with many in the rap industry and on social media platforms, has made significant strides in her career. As of 2024, her net worth is estimated to be around $1 million US dollars, according to Celebrity Net Worth, a testament to her talent and dedication. But how did she achieve this? Let's delve deeper into her journey. Born in Dallas, Texas, in May 1998, Cuban Doll first gained popularity through her Instagram account, Cubanndasavage.

Summer essentialsAustralian televisionAmong this year’s many treats we had the return of Kate McLennan and Kate McCartney, more Newsreader and the amazing Gina of Alone Australia DeadlochPrime Nina Oyama as Abby Matsuda and Kate Box as Dulcie Collins in Deadloch. Photograph: Amazon StudiosThe latest production from writer-creators Kate McCartney and Kate McLennan (best known for The Katering Show and Get Krack!n) departs dramatically from their previous work. Set in a small Tasmanian town, Deadloch begins with the discovery of a corpse and a dick joke, establishing the premise for a whodunit while signposting lewdness and raucousness.

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As we saw with their instant-classic Family Matters sketch, Key and Peele can turn anyone into a frightening horror villain. In their upcoming Halloween episode, which will air next Thursday, K&P might’ve found their most unexpected monster yet: a Make-A-Wish kid. Jordan Peele plays a dying boy who wants to use his wish to do some sick ssshhhhh, and Keegan-Michael Key plays the doctor who is like, “Wait, what?