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Jade Jurewicz

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Lily Allen on bringing West End Girl to Australia, fame and the fear of what comes next

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By Jade Jurewicz Verified
| Perth Now Verified
An ostentatious presidential suite in Manchester. A dramatic album the world is still talking about. Front row at Valentino and performing at Chanel in Paris, her name back in the headlines, an arena tour selling out around her. By every measure, Lily Allen has made it. And yet, she’s not completely convinced. “Everyone f...... likes my stuff,” she tells STM from said pretentious suite against an array of gaudy metallic vases in a casual fitted tee, unlined face and vape at the ready.
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The Dam in Denmark review: Does food really taste better on holiday? It sure does at this cosy venue

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By Jade Jurewicz Verified
| The West Australian Verified
There is a well-worn theory that food tastes better on holiday. It could be the unhurried place, the novelty of new ingredients, or the fact no one has to leave early to absolve a babysitter or beat the parking meter. I’ve always half-subscribed to the theory, having enjoyed excellent meals beside a glistening ocean in Greece as well as on my couch watching The Office for the tenth time.
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Olympian Brianna Throssell reflects on running, injury and life after retirement

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By Jade Jurewicz Verified
| Perth Now Verified
Brianna Throssell survived 12 years of elite sport — 5am starts, eight-hour training sessions most days and two weeks off a year — without injury. So it’s not lost on the Olympian that it was taking up running after she retired in 2024 that finally stopped her in her tracks. Brianna Throssell before her hip injury. Credit: Supplied The pain in January started as niggle. A twinge of discomfort in her left hip that didn’t feel quite right.
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