Brendan Fraser had tears in his eyes as he stood up and thanked crowd cheering and clapping for his incredible role in 'The Whale' during a screening at the Venice Film Festival.

It's been a rough few years for the 90s heartthrob, but it seems the people who grew up with his movies are wanting him to make a comeback - and he has in a big way.

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After social media went wild hyper-analysing a video that made it seem like Harry Styles spit on Chris Pine during the premiere of Don’t Worry Darling over the weekend, a rep for Pine has finally officially denied the allegations.

But is it as simple as that? The West Live producer and Ben O'Shea examine a little bit further.

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“All right, so, we’re back for another day in the life here in Western Australia”: That’s the catchphrase teenager Dylan O’Brien wakes up and says to his 310,000 or so TikTok followers.

The tanned 19-year-old with blue eyes and shaggy blonde hair has made a living out of video blogging his carefree, surfy Mandurah lifestyle and travel adventures to Bali on his page @dylanjamesobrien.

The West Live producer Kate Ryan has the details.

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The last remaining member of an uncontacted indigenous group in Brazil has died.

The man, whose name was not known, had lived in total isolation for the past 26 years, after the rest of his tribe was poisoned.

He is thought to have died of natural causes at an estimated age of 60.

The West Live producer Kate Ryan has the details.

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Sunrise correspondent Matt Tinney and Ben O'shea discuss today's news.

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Three children have been rescued and 45 West Australians have been charged after cops launched a statewide sweep for people allegedly involved in a paedophile ring.

Sunrise correspondent Matt Tinney has the details.

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Fremantle Dockers fans still on a high from Saturday night’s landmark finals victory over the Western Bulldogs have now turned their attention to painting Melbourne purple, ahead of the club’s blockbuster semi-final clash with Collingwood.

Dockers fans scrambled to secure their seats both on planes across the Nullarbor and at the MCG for Saturday night’s must-win clash.

Fremantle members snapped up 4500 of the 58,527 tickets sold on Monday.

A bumper crowd of 90,000 people is expected on Saturday night, with 62,000 tickets available to club members and the general public. The AFL expects the game to be a sell-out.

Sunrise correspondent Matt Tinney has the details.

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Hundreds of Australians are still stranded in Bali following numerous Jetstar flight cancellations since the start of September.

About 4000 passengers were affected when the problems began last week due to numerous engineering issues that the airline has experienced.

As of Monday afternoon, the majority of customers had been sent home and only 200 passengers were waiting for an alternative flight.

But numerous travellers who are either still stuck in Bali or just back in Australia have shared their horror stories from the taxing ordeal.

Sunrise correspondent Matt Tinney has the details.

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Two teenagers were lucky to escape with their lives after a stolen car on the wrong side of the road smashed into them.

Police said the terrifying incident happened after officers tried to pull over the driver of a red Ford Falcon about 9pm on the Great Eastern Highway in Burswood.

The driver did not stop and sped away.

Sunrise correspondent Matt Tinney has the details.

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