Emma Watson's recycled gown, Kylie Jenner's dress made her bleed
Margot Robbie and Lupita Nyong'o also wore pieces made from recycled materials.
Stuff the Oscars, the Met Gala is a real fashion show
Ah the Met Gala. It's the only time celebrities are dressed in what the designers want them to wear, instead of stylists.
The Met Gala 2016: What can one expect?
Will Kim Kardashian wear another couch? Will Beyonce show? Will Taylor Swift really dress as a "robot with a sword"?
Beauty
What's in Lara Worthington's bathroom?
What's in Lara Worthington's bathroom?
What's wrong with Jennifer Aniston's World's Most Beautiful Woman win
Why did it take 26 years for People to crown a woman over 47, when Sean Connery won the Sexiest Man Alive title in 1989 at 59?
Jennifer Aniston named People's 'most beautiful' woman
The Friends star was named People magazine's most beautiful woman of 2016, 12 years after she first won the honour.
'Man, it's painful': Gwyneth gets stung by bees for therapy
Gwyneth Paltrow has been stung by bees in the name of beauty.
Wellbeing
Could meatballs made in a lab really taste like the real thing?
Scientists and businesses working full steam to produce lab-created meat claim it will be healthier than conventional meat and more environmentally friendly. But how much can they improve on old-school pork or beef?
After The Biggest Loser, their bodies fought to regain weight
Danny Cahill stood, slightly dazed, in a blizzard of confetti as the audience screamed and his family ran on stage. He had won Season 8 of the American version of reality television show The Biggest Loser, shedding more weight than anyone ever had on the program - an astonishing 108 kilograms in seven months.
Eat to cheat dementia
With headlines warning of a tsunami of dementia as the population ages, it's easy to forget that most of us don't get dementia.
How our diet is changing
We're eating healthier than ever - but we are still making one enormous mistake.
McDonald's wants parents to 'feel good' about new McNugget recipe
McDonald's says it is testing Chicken McNuggets with no artificial preservatives as it works to revive its US business.
All you need is one minute to work out
The seven-minute-work out is old news. Research shows the effectiveness of going hell-for-leather for just one minute.
Home & Style
Scouring the bookshops
We tend to think of minimalist style and apartment living as a contemporary concern.
Collector's corner
A funny thing happened to comedian Bev Killick while riding on a Melbourne tram.
Seeing the light
Warm timbers, matte whites and open spaces have given a dingy house new life.
Editor's choice
HomeStyle editor Veronica Ridge tracks down creative places and new products that are cool and covetable.
The last laugh
Comedian Dave Hughes dislikes renovating and building. So how did he end up with a brand-new architect-designed house?
Life
The real reason some people end up with partners who are way more attractive
Research explains the rise and fall of the mixed-attractiveness couple.
'I decided to have a recovery': Rhiannon Tracey's next big step
Rhiannon Tracey was two months shy of her 21st birthday when she found herself face down in a pool of water.
'I was still in there': A 32-year-old learns what it's like to be trapped inside her own body
Not asleep but not yet awake, Brisa Alfaro could hear her doctors' prognosis: She might never walk or talk again, and she may never eat or breathe on her own. She couldn't respond. She started to panic.
Is free will just an illusion?
From the moment we wake up in the morning, we make hundreds of decisions; do we press the snooze button, what do we have for breakfast, what will we wear, are we going to exercise, how will we treat others.
What does a sex therapist really do?
The recent six-part ABC TV series Luke Warm Sex has put sex experts in the spotlight.
When it's time to unfollow on social media
Noah Masterson, a Web marketing manager in Austin, Texas, is like the Marie Kondo of Twitter. He keeps it tidy. "I just unfollowed about 20 people to get down to an even 400," he said. "It felt really good."
