Stellar
DESPITE her famous Melbourne Cup win, Michelle Payne still believes that the Australian racing industry treats female jockeys with suspicion.
FOR some superheroes, the battle never ends. Lynda Carter gave up Wonder Woman’s satin tights decades ago, but she continues to fight for female empowerment.
HE came to notice as Australia’s first Bachelor. Now Tim Robards has embarked on a new “journey” — writing a book. And it reveals a surprising insight into his childhood.
IRISH actor Michael Fassbender talks surfing, Tom Hiddleston and why he likes to bend the truth.
IT MIGHT seem an unlikely pairing, but Mark Holden reveals how he developed an enduring friendship with David Hasselhoff after the two met during Baywatch’s early ’90s heyday.
AFTER years of sharing personal stories about her children with readers, Mia Freedman gave her son free rein to respond. And she found the result to be devastating.
SHE’S married to the Sexiest Man Alive – but in her native Spain, she is known as the Sexiest Woman Alive. Now it’s Australia’s turn to get to know the real Elsa Pataky.
IT’S been almost a decade since Maddie McCann vanished during a family holiday in Portugal. As Stellar learnt on a visit to Praia da Luz, the case still haunts the sleepy village.
YOU don’t always need to leave the city to get away from it all.
I KNOW I’m late to the party—Mum life/work life/no life means I’ll always be late—but how good is The Crown?, writes Carrie Bickmore.
THE song All I Wanna Do propelled Sheryl Crow into the pop-chart stratosphere. Now a mother of two, she’s gone back to the future for her new album.
WHEREVER your physical insecurities lie, fashion will sniff them out and expose them. Which, ironically, means you need to cover them up, writes Kate Langbroek.
JUST weeks after the birth of her second child, Rachael Finch talks to Stellar about the judgement directed at mums.
OUR obsession with screen time means we are filling ourselves to the brim with data we don’t need, argues David Campbell. It’s time to stop living vicariously through other people’s lives.
Ahead of taking to the stage in Melbourne to play Macbeth, actor Jai Courtney reveals what it’s really like to work with Aussies superstars in Hollywood.
IT was a phone call alerting the popular star to unflattering photos of her in a swimsuit that finally triggered her to stare down the fear that her father never allowed himself to feel.
