A day after her mum noticed a lump on her ribs, little Lucy was diagnosed with bone cancer. Months of chemo were brightened by a chance meeting with Barbie star Margot Robbie. This week, Lucy started kindy.
Kyle Sandilands was out of his comfort zone on his first season of Australian Idol in 2005, but back for his ninth season of the hit show `he knows he’s earned his place.
Nick Giannopoulos and his team of wogs are back in a farewell tour asking all the right questions.
Celebrity restaurateur Colin Fassnidge has gone from running a soup kitchen from the back of the car when jobs dried up during Covid to becoming one of Australia’s busiest TV cooks.
Sydney actor Nathalie Morris is one of Australia’s rising stars and couldn’t be more proud – particularly of her role in Bump.
If we all did our best to do our best, not even Australia Post errors and lost packages could dampen your rainy day, writes Lisa Mayoh.
Lisa Mayoh has grown up surrounded by tomatoes. She explains how the tomato gene has been passed down in her family from Nonna and Nonna – and why it is so special.
David and Candice Warner have copped more public criticism than most in the past, but the sports stars are happy to promote their three young daughters’ interest in social media. Read why.
His parents called him a “dumb dog” because of undiagnosed dyslexia. He couldn’t read scripts and still can’t type. But nothing stopped Henry Winkler from finally “being Henry”.
Adam Demos has a superpower. His star has shot to fame in Hollywood, but it’s his mates back home and his biggest supporter — his mum — who inspire and empower him.
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