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Famous names in the news and the public arguments around them. Takes stick to the reported facts, with linked sources, and leave the verdict to readers' votes.
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Martha Stewart has apologised twice for dressing as a homeless person for Halloween, in a post promoting her candles. Fair backlash, or an overreaction?
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Prince William surprised the Graham Norton Show audience by joining the sofa to promote his Earthshot Prize. Good for the monarchy, or should royals avoid chat shows?
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Dancing with the Stars has suspended pro Val Chmerkovskiy for a week over a deleted Will Smith slap joke aimed at a judge, even after he apologised. Fair, or too far?
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Kelly Clarkson publicly called out a Brooklyn shop she says snubbed her, and it was swamped with criticism. Should stars name and shame businesses online?
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The Kardashians opened their new Hulu season with an AI video of themselves, made to say AI could never replace them. Clever satire or hypocritical?
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Pete Davidson has mocked influencers who earn millions filming themselves getting ready, saying the world is broken. A fair point, or hypocrisy from a TV star?
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A tribunal has overturned Naomi Campbell's five-year ban as a charity trustee, finding a fellow trustee deceived her. Should trustees be responsible for failings hidden from them?
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Oasis are suing their former sound engineer to stop an auction of more than 100 hours of 1990s tapes he recorded. Should the tapes belong to him or the band?
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Madonna, 68, won seven VMAs in her first performance there in 23 years, then faced online criticism of her age and image. Fair critique of a performance, or ageism?
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The BBC has cut a Katherine Ryan joke about Victoria Beckham from Have I Got News For You after two viewers complained. Right call, or too thin-skinned?
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Kim Kardashian's new reality show follows the parents of teenage players at an elite Arizona baseball academy. Fair game for TV, or a step too far for youth sport?
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Kris Jenner says Kylie funded Kylie Cosmetics with her own TV earnings, not family money. Does that answer the "nepo baby" criticism?
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A petition to strip Pink of her UNICEF ambassador role has passed 160,000 signatures. Should the role limit personal opinions, or is this a pile-on?
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Earl Spencer says King Charles told him "we'll forget her soon enough" days after Diana died. Uncomfortable truth, or a claim the King never confirmed?
2 votes
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Prince Harry has made his first public UK appearance since moving back with Meghan and their children. A step toward reconciliation, or a return on the couple's own terms?
2 votes
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Macklemore was dropped from Ed Sheeran's Loop Tour after shouting "Free Palestine" onstage. A promoter protecting its brand, or punishing an artist for speaking up?
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Sean 'Diddy' Combs' prison release date has been moved up again, to January 2028, while he appeals. Standard credit, or does a case this high-profile need extra scrutiny?
2 votes
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ProPublica says Donald Trump Jr.'s Bahamas wedding was secretly paid for by a Putin-aligned oligarch his camp calls a hunting buddy. Innocent friendship, or a security red flag?
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Sydney Sweeney's nude ad for prediction platform Novig has angered Olympians like Ariarne Titmus. Playful confidence, like ESPN's Body Issue, or sexualising women's sport again?
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Pink publicly slammed Macklemore for declaring 'Free Palestine' at a Sheeran concert, then got hit with her own backlash. Who's in the right here?
2 votes
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