Stellar
BEFORE Anna Kendrick hit the big time, she “dressed like a teenager who lived in her car”. Now the actor is revealing how red-carpet stylists work their magic.
UNLIKE some female lawyers, Gina Liano refuses to dress demurely. Indeed, she vows she won’t sport hairy or unbronzed legs even when she’s dead.
WHEN a child dies in tragic circumstances, the focus is often on the parents. But how does a bereaved brother or sister rebuild their life?
THERE is nothing in the world more terrifying than having your first baby. Except, of course, having your second.
SINCE being scouted in her hometown of Perth aged 14, Bridget Malcolm has climbed the ranks of the fashion world and will walk the Victoria’s Secret runway next month.
‘MODERN-day heroism is having no fear of eating reheated food,’ writes Kate Langbroek.
AS the W-League season kicks off, three soccer superstars swap their uniforms for floor-length gowns.
REAL life has been a dramatic tale for top-selling romance novelist Rachael Treasure.
PUT the champers on ice, Blockheads, auction day is coming and judge Neale Whitaker can’t wait.
NEXT month, Australian leadership expert Fabian Dattner will take 76 female scientists from all over the world on a voyage to Antarctica – turning an inspiring dream into a global movement.
TOKYO is one of the world’s most electric cities but it can also be a haven of peace, if you know where to look.
FAKE tans, bulging biceps, tiny bejewelled costumes: meet the Aussie women flocking to compete in the International Federation of Bodybuilding bikini division.
HE once claimed to have slept with four out of the five Spice Girls. But was it true? The candid pop star sets the record straight.
According to comedian Dave Hughes, Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are comedic gold — but he still fears they will start World War III.
SHOWERED with accolades for 40 years, Sting would rather his children “think well of me” and “die with the woman I am married to still loving me” than fret about his musical legacy.
RICKY Ponting reflects on Phillip Hughes, nominates the best sledge he’s ever heard and reveals whether or not he intends to read Michael Clarke’s new book.
