Limit Sexual Partners, Health Officials Urge As Monkeypox Cases Soar In Melbourne

The death of Queen Elizabeth II today has had consequences for Emmy celebrations here in L.A.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief Luke Hemsworth (“Westworld”), Milo Ventimiglia (“This Is Us”), Ricky Whittle (“American Gods”), Daniel MacPherson (“Poker Face,” “Foundation”) and Chika Ikogwe (“Heartbreak High”) join Russell Crowe and Liam Hemsworth in the cast of action thriller “Land of Bad.” The previously announced title will shoot from later this month on the Gold Coast and Southeast Queensland, it was announced on Thursday.

Luke Hemsworth (Westworld) and Milo Ventimiglia (This Is Us) have joined the cast of the upcoming action-thriller Land of Bad, starring Russell Crowe and Liam Hemsworth.

This week in Queer Melbourne we have a platter of delicious options. Enjoy your fix of culture with intergenerational queer bonding, speed dating, theatre, burlesque and more.One Friday every month, the Motley Bauhaus is taken over by the campy, glitter streaked performers of the Melbourne burlesque scene. This month you’ll have the pleasure of watching Evana de Lune, SHAM, Celia Bow, Whiskey Falls and Zaphyer Enfield.

Anna Marie de la Fuente In the opening scene of Episode 8, Season 4 of Netflix’s “The Crown,” a young Princess Elizabeth, played by Claire Foy, addresses the British Commonwealth from Capetown, South Africa, on the occasion of her 21st birthday. What follows is a montage of people listening to her radio broadcast speech in different member countries, from India to Australia, to Jamaica and a number of African nations. These scenes were all shot in Spain, encapsulating — in less than three minutes — the great diversity of the country’s locations. Several scenes in Seasons 3, 4 and the upcoming Season 5 of “The Crown” have all been shot in Spain while the sixth and final one, which starts shooting in late August, promises to be the show’s “largest investment in Spain in terms of time,” says independent producer Martin Harrison, one of the key producers behind the award-winning series for Sony backed London-based shingle Left Bank Pictures.

Emily Ratajowski going back to school? Well, not really.

While video games have come a long way from the usual heterosexual, cis-gendered characters or storylines, very few have taken a step further into the LGBTQI territory. However, a new video game from a Melbourne-based company, Up Multimedia, along with support from the Victorian state government and Film Victoria Australia, does just that.The Beat: A Glam Noir Game is an investigative thriller game where you take on the role of a gay cop still in the closet who has to investigate a murder that’s happened in an unnamed city’s gay scene.Game developer, Luke Miller went into detail behind some of the game’s iconic locations, like the laundrette and Black Rock Beach.“In the 1980s there was a ground-breaking gay film from the UK called ‘My Beautiful Laundrette’.

Emily Ratajowski going back to school? Well, not really.

box office, there is a near-term question mark about what will happen next: Will recovery stall due to a paucity of Hollywood tentpole movies? Or will international theatrical decouple and find new drivers to maintain the momentum? The good news is that most of the international market’s top territories are now fully open and operating without significant restrictions on seating capacity. These include the U.K. and Ireland, Japan, France, Germany, Spain, South Korea, Australia, New Zealand, Mexico and Brazil. The smaller number of territories still laboring under restrictions nevertheless include some valuable ones: China, Turkey, Argentina, Hong Kong and Russia.

LF SYSTEM overtake Encanto to claim the second-longest Number 1 run of 2022 with Afraid To Feel. 

Linda Barker would ‘love’ to revisit I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! for the upcoming All Stars series. The Changing Rooms star first went into the jungle back in 2003 for the ITV reality show’s second run, and now she’s admitted the idea of joining Ant and Dec for another stint is an appealing prospect. ‘I hadn’t heard about this but of course I’d love to be part of it,’ she said, while admitting she hasn’t had an offer to return yet.

From comedy to kink and quiet contemplation, Melbourne has got it all! Welcome to our pick of queer events that you can check out this week in Melbourne. Image: Pride Of Footscray BarIf there’s one thing us queers know how to do, it’s laugh. With Geraldine Hickey to MC, check out the best of Melbourne’s up and coming queer comedic talent at this classic LGBTQIA+ friendly venue, ‘Pride of Our Footscray’.

The Australian, revealing the top 100 influential social media creators in the country. Watch Below: The richest Aussie InfluencersThe analysis measures six drivers of influence: relatability, trustworthiness, expertise, attraction, content prominence and content frequency. The biggest lesson from this index? Tik Tok can not be ignored- and the creators can not be underestimated! Taking out the tenth spot is Tommy, also known on Tik Tok as tcezy, a creator who doesn't even talk! With over 7.6 million followers on Tik Tok, Tommy has been posting since 2020, sharing interesting unknown facts by pointing at captions. Another Tik Tok follower takes out the ninth spot - Junpei Zaki! With over 11.6 million followers on Tik Tok, Junpei showcases impressive editing skills in a range of positive and comedic videos. Former AFL footballer and Big Brother alumni Daniel Gorringe comes in at number eight. Daniel has perfected the art of not saying too much on Tik Tok, gaining over 6.6 million followers thanks to his unique facial expressions when reacting to other strange videos on Tik Tok. Queensland’s Tik Tok star Anna Paul takes out seventh place on the index, vlogging her day-to-day life for her 5.5 million followers on Tik Tok. Boasting a large following on Instagram as well, Anna Paul is also in the top 0.02 per cent of onlyfans earners in the world. Interestingly enough, the index revealed Anna doesn't score particularly high on trustworthiness or expertise but her frequent posting saw her attain the highest average engagement store on the list. Tik Tok gamer Mully comes in at number six on the leaderboard, known for his role in the collective “the boys” - a collaborative video and pranking group. Melbourne influencer Joel Berg

From comedy to kink and quiet contemplation, Melbourne has got it all! Welcome to our pick of queer events that you can check out this week in Melbourne. Image: Pride Of Footscray BarIf there’s one thing us queers know how to do, it’s laugh. With Geraldine Hickey to MC, check out the best of Melbourne’s up and coming queer comedic talent at this classic LGBTQIA+ friendly venue, ‘Pride of Our Footscray’.

A school is reportedly supporting a "phenomenally bright" teen girl who identifies as a cat. The student allegedly has permission to act like a feline and be non-verbal in class, so long as her behaviour does not distract other youngsters at the private school in Melbourne, Australia.

By Karl JohnsonHistory has taught us how to effectively respond to an infectious disease outbreak – but we must work together and act fast.  For many of us, this feels familiar.  We are watching the exponential growth of an infectious outbreak overseas while having more mild impacts here at home, yet that might likely change. Much like the early days of the COVID-19 and HIV pandemics, our local situation lags behind what we see in places like the United States and Europe.

Jessica Kiang After 18 days of in-person screenings, over 370 movies and the allocation of a new prize fund totaling $210,000 AUD (approx. $145,000 USD) the Melbourne International Film Festival (MIFF) has to be one of the lengthiest, liveliest and now most lucrative film festivals in the world.