‘I wasn’t prepared for Channing Tatum’s full-frontal assault’
“It was the side eye from the stewardess that made me realise she had seen it, too. My timing wasn’t great,” writes Edwina Bartholomew about a hilarious encounter on a recent flight.
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‘Me? Humble? That’s a stupid thing to say’
“I’m probably not approachable and nor do I want to be,” says Barrister and former Real Housewives star Gina Liano, as she opens up about moving on from reality TV and embracing life as a single woman.
Ruby Rose: ‘I’m happy to be home – the US is too toxic for gay people’
Ruby Rose rocketed to international fame during the past 10 years in America, but is now happier at home in Australia as she doesn’t have the “emotional bandwidth and energy to withstand another year of living in the States”.
Caitlin Foord: ‘Men think women’s football is a ‘pussy’ sport’
Despite overtaking the Wallabies to become the third most popular national team in Australia, Matildas star Caitlin Foord says some Australians still see women’s football as a “weaker sport” – but she predicts that’s about to change.
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Neale has paws for thought
THE Block judge Neale Whitaker reveals how to have the perfect holiday with pets … and how it’s the doggone last word in luxury.
Road trips are a highway to hell
THERE are many good reasons to take a road trip — like being on the run from the police — but Joe Hildebrand warns you shouldn’t take a toddler without toilet training and a pregnant wife.
‘I was a geek who hated school’
Jessica Chastain has shown her smarts and her acting skills in a string of movie hits. But the stunning star reveals she was a Shakespeare geek who hated every minute of high school.
Mr & Mrs Wiggle as you’ve never seen them before
THEY are world-famous children’s entertainers but, as The Wiggles real-life couple Emma Watkins and Lachlan Gillespie reveal, they don’t have time for a baby just yet.
And now for the news: It’s a woman’s world
ONCE strictly the domain of anchormen, female newsreaders are changing the face of the news in Australia — a far cry from the way it used to be.
Peter Helliar: how my grandparents inspired me
WHEN it came to fulfilling his lifelong dream of writing a book, the 41-year-old comedian took inspiration from the members of his family who helped shape his life.
‘If your life is homogeneous, then something’s wrong’
OCTAVIA Spencer won an Oscar for The Help. Now back in Oscar contention for Hidden Figures, she talks diversity, maths, dating — and “blackface” in Australia.
Technology is making us less connected than ever
Adults who otherwise lead full and responsible lives are rendered mute by their phones, complains Kate Langbroek. And it means people are increasingly isolated.
Why Matthew Le Nevez is never rude to fans
THE popular Offspring actor is still approached by obsessed fans. But, with the memory of his childhood footy hero’s rudeness in mind, he is always nice — even when things get weird.
Why the star of Fifty Shades is no submissive
SHE plays the lead in Fifty Shades Darker but, as the daughter of Melanie Griffith and granddaughter of Tippi Hedren, the off-screen Dakota Johnson is far from a submissive woman.
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