@dresdendoll Omg I thought that was a typo hahaha. Now I am embarrassed because I am imagining of the dessert being served in a indo-soviet themed restaurant
Ben Cousins will be front and centre at a live broadcast this weekend to raise money for vulnerable, disadvantaged and sick children.
The convicted stalker who threatened his partner and breached a domestic violence order is part of the line-up for the Seven Network's Telethon Trust broadcast in Western Australia.
Cousins also took part in last year's event.
The state's Premier Roger Cook will also take part as will a raft of big name celebrities.
It's almost as though no one thought to say 'hey, if you are platforming a man who stalked and threatened his partner, perhaps I shouldn't take part'
Once again, the media and people with power are telling us hurting women won't stop famous men from being glorified.
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But to be perfectly honest, the second half didn’t really work for me. The scene where Kalpak tells Muthu’s family the truth about their son’s death, followed by Vidya Balan suddenly revealing everything, felt so abrupt and rushed. Just weird?