Sunday Style
The death of the bikini body
WHEN it comes to working out, women are taking back control by focusing on how much they can lift instead of how much they weigh. Alley Pascoe reports.
Our new swimming star is ‘nerdy-jock’
CAMERON McEvoy is brainy, handsome and the new poster boy of Australian swimming. He also wants to work for NASA and a Nobel prize winner is his hero.
We need some smartphone etiquette
FROM using it to divide a bill, check work emails or Google to solve an argument, we need to stop using our smartphones so much.
‘Why I’ll never be a swinger’
JOE Hildebrand considers himself to be a fairly broad-minded kind of guy — just don’t ever ask him to go swinging.
‘I looked down and my legs were gone’
PARALYMPIAN and former soldier Curtis McGrath hasn’t let the loss of his legs hinder his competitive spirit as he chases gold in Rio.
Why Alicia Vikander likes to be mysterious
SHE’s taken Hollywood by storm and won an Oscar in the process, but there’s more to Jason Bourne star Alicia Vikander than meets the eye.
Lights, camera, action for Alicia’s new role
SHE’S taken Hollywood by storm and won an Oscar in the process, but there’s more to Alicia Vikander than meets the eye. The actress talks about her latest role with Matt Damon in Jason Bourne.
Chopra’s 6 pillars of wellbeing to live by
BEST-SELLING author and spiritualist, Deepak Chopra, 68, reveals how thoughts can impact our health and the efficacy of green juices.
Say goodbye to caterpillar brows
THEY’VE had a good run, but the John Howard-esque brows are officially out.
One change can make a big difference
CAN one change make a difference? Yes, says actress Gina Rodriguez. She says education is they key to female empowerment.
Tweets that could get you booted from the US
SOCIAL media posts are mightier than the sword, so retweet with caution, advises Joe Hildebrand. Here’s what not to tweet if you’re planning a trip to the US.
Why we love a public breakup
AS MORE and more couples air their dirty laundry online, is it any wonder we’ve become addicted to the drama?
Julianne’s plan on living a regular life
ASIDE from giving Oscar-winning performances, Julianne Moore is busy writing kids’ books and giving her teenage children a regular life.
The Kardashian tax
I love paying taxes, particularly when they help finance the Kardashians, says Meg Mason.
How I made breast cancer funny
FROM her mum’s death to a cancer diagnosis, 2012 was comic Tig Notaro’s annus horribilis – but humour helped her cope.
Ready, set, fabulous!
CRACK open the Bolly, Ab Fab’s Joanna Lumley and Jennifer Saunders are back in fashion – and as outrageous as ever.
Going, going, gone...
IF they can make a small fortune out of a lock of Bowie’s hair, Joe Hildebrand is sitting on a goldmine — as long as someone wants his old kebab.
Is romance dead?
JUST because modern technology has made hooking-up easier doesn’t mean lovelorn singles should settle. It’s time to bring back the thrill of the chase.
‘You feel you’re on pins and needles’
OSCAR-WINNING actress Julianne Moore, 55, gets a rare chance to tickle our funny bones in a new romantic comedy.
Bolly good show: AbFab back in fashion
ABSOLUTELY Fabulous stars Joanna Lumley and Jennifer Saunders are back in fashion — and they’re as outrageous as ever.
Denim Dreaming
Neighbours’ favourite love child Sarah Ellen is ready for her close-up in winter’s revamped denim and beauty’s transformative brow looks.
Older Aussies try this at home
A GROWING number of older Australians are opening their doors and sharing their houses with strangers. How practical is the midlife house-share movement?
Ready to raise eyebrows
FASHION insider and Neighbours’ favourite love child, Sarah Ellen, is ready for her close-up in winter’s revamped denim and beauty’s transformative brow looks.
The Interview: Chris Pine
STAR Trek actor Chris Pine, 35, talks about getting to grips with Captain Kirk and why he’s no Hollywood wild child.
Why are these women running?
MORE and more females are lacing up and pounding a path to empowerment. Sophie Tedmanson investigates women on the run.
When you’re too old for skinny jeans
JOE Hildebrand on the sartorial horrors of seeing otherwise sensible middle-aged men wearing — gasp! — skinny jeans.
Is this the end of reading?
FROM listicles to brief tweets, has our obsession with all things digital sounded the death knell for reading as we know it?
Shout out to all the ‘likers’
KATE Langbroek says haters gonna hate, so let’s focus on all the wonderful “likers” out there and celebrate their unsolicited kindness.
