Hollywood has entered a new era – flipping the script, featuring relationships with older women and younger men instead of the stereotype of the reverse – and so has Australia’s dating scene.
They’re known for their unconventional marriage, legendary parties and his much lauded paintings. Now, socialites Charles and Christa Billich reveal the secret to their long marriage and youthful outlook — and why life is just getting better with age.
Meet the Casting Guild Association’s Top 10 Rising Stars of Australian screen and stage. We exclusively reveal the winners ahead of the award ceremony on November 15 — and talk to them about their passion and ambitions.
The pressure of the Paris Games proved too much for skateboarding schoolgirl Chloe Covell, but she’s back on the winner’s podium — and can’t wait for another crack at Olympic gold.
In a brutally frank interview, Naked Chef Jamie Oliver opens up on 25 years in the public eye and all the people who tried to destroy him on his journey to fame and success.
Rags-to-riches businessman Robert Herjavec sold his $30m business, shot to fame on Shark Tank and has moved to Sydney with his talented wife – dancer Kym Johnson — and their six-year-old sons for the next chapter of his incredible life.
Kristina Schamberger was a 28-year-old bodybuilder with a new business — who had left her family in Germany behind start a new life in Australia — when the battle of her life began.
Most people are scared to take a chance. Mia Challis was scared not to, leaving Australia to follow her screen dreams and, now they’re coming true. she’s still pinching herself.
Daryl Braithwaite’s road to success hasn’t been easy. He was a coogee surfer first, singer second. Now 55 years later, he’s found happiness just knowing his songs make people happy.
For 20 years, Grant Hackett has tried to outswim the sadness of coming second. The ‘eternal dissatisfaction’ of the elite athlete means he didn’t win silver, he lost gold. But that brutal reality of sport made him who he is today.
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