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Topic History of: Rebel Wilson awarded A$4.5m in magazine defamation case
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hedda they are really ridiculous magazines but often used by UK publications to covertly release a story which they can then pick up claiming it's already been published elsewhere.

I really like Rebel Wilson and they were particularly nasty about her. I can't help feeling it was because of her weight and her unexpected fame.

This is really a blow for the German owners Bauer Media who paid James Packer a small fortune for them just at the wrong time.

One of these mags had a 5 year deal with tennis player Leyton Hewitt and his wife and because they live quite a normal life they had to keep inventing sensations.
One month they were splitting up & next month getting back together again. I think they split and got back together at least 6 times while never having left each other's side.
Jo BBC: Rebel Wilson awarded A$4.5m in magazine defamation case
news.com.au: Rebel Wilson awarded record $4.5 million in defamation damages — here’s why

"REBEL Wilson has just been awarded Australia’s highest-ever defamation payout, after successfully suing Bauer Media over a series of defamatory articles.

In a stunning decision, a Supreme Court judge claimed the extent of Wilson’s defamation was “unprecedented” and warranted substantial damages — to the tune of more than $4.5 million — after the jury found articles published in Woman’s Day, Australian Women’s Weekly, New Weekly and OK! unfairly painted her as a serial liar who’d faked her way to Hollywood."

Woman's Day was the magazine that published pre-trial accusations by Rolf Harris accuser Tonya Lee and Robert Hughes accuser Sarah Monaghan.
www.rolfharrisisinnocent.com/tonya-lee-s...y-to-womans-day.html
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