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Hugh Jackman has shared the sad news that his father, Christopher Jackman has passed away.

Hugh posted a photo of his dad along with a touching tribute saying, "Whilst there is deep sadness, I am filled with such gratitude and love. My Dad was extraordinary".

Hugh's dad raised him and his siblings as a single father, in Sydney.

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Jackman's celebrity friends and fans sent him messages of love and support in the comments.

A new James Bond podcast has just launched – the series features exclusive interviews and behind the scenes access to one of the world's favourite film franchises.

The podcast comes out on September 9 and will including interviews from Daniel Craig, Rami Malek Billie Eilish and more.

This morning Janet Jackson shared the first teaser for her upcoming documentary, Janet.

The two-night doco gives fans an in-depth look insider the music star's life and career. It includes interviews with Mariah Carey, Paula Abdul and some of the Jackson siblings.

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Janet will premiere in January 2022.

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Some exciting news for Snoop Dogg fans – the hip hop legend has just announced he's touring Australia next year.

Snoop Dogg, who hasn't performed in Australia since 2014 will return in down under in October 2022 for his 'I Wanna Thank Me' tour.

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Tickets go on sale from September 13.

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