It’s hip to be late — or so it seemed on Monday as Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Australia got into full swing for its first full day of programming. And a couple of minutes to some may have cost some designers important sales.
Aussie clothing labels have long punched above their weight on the international stage. Our shoe designers, not so much — but Mara & Mine founders Jasmine Stefanovic and Tamie Ingham are on a mission to change that.
Home and Away actor Olivia Deeble will step down in her role on the hit Channel 7 drama but will continue to be seen on air, portraying the character of Raffy for another few months as she takes on an unexpected opportunity in the US.
She’s usually pretty predictable when it come to her fashion choices, but Julie Bishop stepped out of her comfort zone, opting for a racy red dress at the InStyle Woman of the Year awards in Sydney on Wednesday night.
Morgan Evans has no problem being compared to Aussie superstar country artist Keith Urban. The 34 year-old has been likened to his idol since he first started in the business and first met Urban in 2005 — now he’ll be headlining his own show.
Damon Herriman isn’t expecting life to change despite starring in one of the most anticipated Hollywood films of the year. The Aussie plays cult leader Charles Manson alongside big names including Margot Robbie, Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio
Australian acting royalty Bryan Brown and Rachel Ward are expecting to become grandparents for the first time by the end of the week. Their daughter is expecting her first child with a former My Kitchen Rules star.
Veteran TV journalist Robert Penfold has made the first move towards retirement, stepping down from his job as Nine’s US Bureau Chief after 43 years with the network.
US actor Christopher Atkins is still taking his shirt off nearly four decades on from controversial film The Blue Lagoon for a regional Australian tour of the play Ladies Night.
She might have won an Oscar but Anne Hathaway admits she learnt a lot from Aussie improv queen Rebel Wilson while working with her on their new movie The Hustle about two con artists competing to steal money from unsuspecting rich men.
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