After taking over from his father, the young Rupert Murdoch had found himself ‘in a sink-or-swim fight to retain his family’s place in Australia’s media set’. Photograph: Aubrey Hart/Getty ImagesAfter taking over from his father, the young Rupert Murdoch had found himself ‘in a sink-or-swim fight to retain his family’s place in Australia’s media set’. Photograph: Aubrey Hart/Getty ImagesRupert MurdochThe 1958 hearings in which the 27-year-old Murdoch lobbied for his first TV licence offer a glimpse into the global media proprietor he would become

“Let’s not get bogged down with who did what to whom.” This (and variations of this) is one of the many quotes Jeremy Clarkson made truly iconic during his time hosting BBC’s Top Gear and Amazon’s The Grand Tour. This is exactly the mindset he applied while ripping Lewis Hamilton to shreds following the seven-time champion’s comments and behavior during the 2021 Hungarian GP. Almost every Formula 1 season has one race that stands out.

A certain fitness influencer has managed to garner a lot of attention from the bodybuilding community because of his exceptionally shredded physique. The Instagram star, who also doubles up as a fitness trainer, makes it his primal duty to take good care of his body and keep it at its best in order to run as much distance as possible. Hironori Nakajami performs several unimaginable drills that showcase his perfect body condition, displaying how healthy his lifestyle is.

Ariel Winter clapped back at yet another body-shaming troll, this time accusing her of having several cosmetic surgery procedures. Private Instagram user Gideon Choi was commenting on the 21-year-old actress' post Wednesday promoting Modern Family's final season 10 episode. 'How many surgeries have you had on your body and face now?' Choi asked.  Haters gonna hate: Ariel Winter clapped back at yet another body-shaming troll, this time accusing her of having several cosmetic surgery procedures (pictured May 3)

Every once in a while, something unusual comes along on television. This year it's "Moe's World," which blends street smarts with saccharine, live action with computer animation, to tell the story of a little boy who's, well, dead. Every once in a while, something unusual comes along on television.