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1. Man darf die Wahrheit nicht schminken!

Subjects
BIRTHDAYS, POLITICAL correctness, SOCIAL movements, ART & society
Abstract

The article presents an interview with Peter Konwitschny, reflecting on his 80th birthday, discussing his career, philosophy, and theater work, emphasizing the importance of dialectical thinking, the challenge of political correctness, and his critical approach to opera and its interpretations. Topics include his views on history and hope, his controversial theater productions, and his thoughts on the role of art in society.

Published
2025

2. ‘I’D LOVE TO DO EASTENDERS’.

Author

TRAINOR, JULIE ANN

Subjects
SOCCER teams, CULTURAL property, POLITICAL correctness, GRANDCHILDREN, MOTION picture studios
Abstract

Linda Robson, known for her role on Loose Women, has faced personal struggles with anxiety and addiction but has been sober since 2020. After separating from her husband of 33 years in 2023, she is embracing single life and focusing on her children and grandchildren. Robson expresses interest in joining EastEnders and reflects on her career in acting and comedy, including the possibility of a Birds of a Feather reboot. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2025

3. Letters.

Subjects
POLITICAL correctness, ENGLISH language, INVECTIVE, GEOGRAPHIC names, YOUNG men
Abstract

The letters published in the Saturday Paper discuss various topics, including the attacks on wokeness by right-wing conservatives, the revival of Indigenous placenames fight, and the impact of music streaming on indie artists. Contributors highlight the importance of being aware of racism and historical injustices, the need for respectful naming practices, and the potential long-term consequences of streaming platforms on the music industry. The letters also criticize conservative leaders for their actions and policies, calling for more informed and multicultural leadership in Australia. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2025

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