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Renée Zellweger is back, baby! Back as the beloved Bridget Jones – 21 years on from the first film. The Academy Award winner tells us just how much she adores playing the bumbling Brit on her endless quest for love (page 18). Fellow Oscar winner Reese Witherspoon talks us through her latest rom-com, You’re Cordially Invited, alongside Will Ferrell, and how the two of them “just clicked” on set (page 28). And as this year’s Oscars race heats up, we take a look at nominee Kieran Culkin as he goes head-to-head with his on-screen brother Jeremy Strong for Best Supporting Actor (page 30). Then there’s the wild story about how a woman got scammed by a fake Brad Pitt to the tune of $1.4 million (page 34). Plus, how all…

Fears For Safety

Sandra Bullock has shared an urgent plea out of concern for her family and fans after she and her sister were caught up in a string of scams on social media. “My family’s safety, as well as the innocent people being taken advantage of, is my deep concern, and there will be a time when I will comment more, but for now our focus is helping law enforcement handle this matter,” the 60-year-old actress told People in a statement on February 3. “Please be aware that I do not participate in any form of social media. Any accounts pretending to be me or anyone associated with me are fake accounts and have been created for financial gain or to exploit people around me.” The desperate warning came after her little…

Fears For Safety

It’s Baby Love

Self-professed “hermit” Robert Pattinson has come out of his shell since the birth of his daughter almost a year ago. As the Twilight star recently admitted, following the March 2024 arrival of his baby girl, who he shares with Suki Waterhouse, he’s engaged with his community and those around him more than he ever has before. That change was on full display recently in Los Angeles as the celebrity couple and their little one – whose name has been kept under wraps for now – took a family stroll and stopped for snacks. For Pattinson, 38, the 11-month-old has opened up a “huge” new world. He told GQ, “I’ve been such a hermit – like, I never really met my neighbours before. And now, because you’re just constantly, like, in…

#Metoo ‘Hasn’t Taken Root’

Speaking with Net-A-Porter’s digital title, Porter, Cate Blanchett, 55, took stock of the Time’s Up and #MeToo movements that swept through the entertainment industry in the wake of the sexual misconduct charges against movie mogul Harvey Weinstein. “Everyone talks about the #MeToo movement as if it’s well and truly over, and I think, well, it didn’t really ever take root, to be honest,” she told the outlet. “People were seeking to dismantle and discredit those voices that were only just beginning to come out from under the floorboards into the light. I find it quite distressing the way that it hasn’t taken root.” For Blanchett’s part, her production company, Dirty Films, has launched a program for women, trans and non-binary filmmakers. “But then it’s about scaffolding. [It’s about] those things…

#Metoo ‘Hasn’t Taken Root’

The trial between Justin Baldoni and Blake Lively, after the actress accused her co-star and director of sexually harassing her and retaliating with a social media smear campaign, hasn’t even started yet, but the fighting continues to grow uglier every day. Baldoni, 41, recently launched a website where he shared a 168-page “timeline of relevant events”. His team believe the one-sided details of his text messages, emails and a statement Baldoni said he was pressured into releasing by Lively and husband Ryan Reynolds, clear him of any wrongdoing. Lively’s attorney, Michael Gottlieb, said the “retaliation campaign” by Baldoni’s team has been “devastating” for her. “You’re not supposed to launch attacks on the other party’s character,” he said. Lively, 37, has indicated that she plans to file an amended complaint on…

Olivia Wilde is open to finding love again. The actress, 40, enjoyed a night out with former pro basketball star Dane DiLiegro as they watched the Lakers take on the Boston Celtics in Los Angeles on January 23. A source told the Daily Mail that Wilde “finds Dane incredibly attractive, and they have a lot in common”. “He is passionate and he knows how to treat a woman,” the source said. “They both love sports. They enjoy being around each other and [are] not afraid to show affection when they are out together.” Following her split with Harry Styles in 2022 and the breakdown of her seven-year engagement to Jason Sudekis in 2020, Wilde isn’t looking to settle straight down. “She’s dating and having fun,” a second source told the…

‘Fight For My Life’

Just a few weeks ago, Kyle Sandilands was in good spirits as he made a joke to WHO about some upcoming medical tests. “I’ve got a brain scan this week,” he told us on December 16 in a chat about Australian Idol. “Is that to prove to the network I have a brain or is it for my own medical insurance? Oh, it’s just to have a look,” he added with a chuckle after confirming with manager Bruno Bouchet. The MRI has likely saved his life. On February 3, the 53-year-old dropped the bombshell news live on his KIIS FM Kyle & Jackie O Show that the test had discovered he has a brain aneurysm which requires “immediate” surgery. “If that bursts, I die instantly,” he said. “It’s like, it’s…

‘Fight For My Life’

‘I Adored Lisa’

In 2021, embattled former TV star Lisa Wilkinson called working with her Today co-host of a decade “purely a relationship for the cameras”. But more recently, Karl Stefanovic has spoke fondly of his former colleague, who left the Nine Network breakfast show in 2017. “I will say about Lisa: genuinely adored working with her. I found her to be an incredibly interesting, intelligent, funny woman,” he said on a recent episode of Stellar’s Something to Talk About podcast. The journalist and TV Week Gold Logie winner, 50, also said he learned a lot from Wilkinson, 65, who was a magazine and TV veteran. “She taught me so much about the craft of conversation, and we had a really beautiful relationship,” he said. “So there is no ill will. Only great…

‘I Adored Lisa’

Love Out Of Hiding

Kaia Gerber split with her boyfriend of three years, Austin Butler, in October, making way for her to start dating Lewis Pullman, a source has said. The hot new couple made their public debut at Salazar in Los Angeles on January 29, popping out for a dinner date on Pullman’s 32nd brithday. “They kept it under wraps until the news of her and Austin’s split came out,” the source confirmed to Us Weekly. “Kaia would make sure to be in a hat to try and be unnoticed, but they would be at their favourite restaurants, bars and clubs, holding hands and showing PDA. They were just frequenting crowds that didn’t really know them.” Pullman is the son of actor Bill Pullman. With Gerber, 23, being the daughter of supermodel Cindy…

Love Out Of Hiding

Good Times at the Grammys

GRAMMY AWARDS 2025 KING OF AWARDS Rapper Kendrick Lamar got revenge on his rival Drake, winning five Grammys for his diss track, Not Like Us. Lamar thanked LA for inspiring the anthem, saying, “It was this neck of the woods that held me down since a young buck.” Bushfires had ravaged their city just weeks earlier, but the heart and soul of Los Angeles’ music scene proved they can rise above and still put on a damn good show with a Grammys night to remember. The theme of resilience and devotion to their city echoed throughout the 67th annual awards show, with an ‘I Love LA’ tribute kicking off the celebrations. John Legend and Sheryl Crow were among the big-name stars to take to the stage, while the performance hit…

Good Times at the Grammys

Mad About A Girl

“I created a home for myself” Having worked together for more than two decades, Hugh Grant knows a thing or two about Renée Zellweger. “With a lot of other actors, you think they’re really great and then suddenly you see a little glint of steely, scary ambition and you realise this person would trample their grandmother to get what they want in this business. But I’ve never seen that glint coming off you. So either it’s very well disguised or you are quite nice,” he told his Bridget Jones costar during a joint interview with Vogue. He described her talent as “un-f--kingbelievable” and said her Oscar-winning turn in Judy (2019) was one of the “greatest performances I’ve ever seen in my life”. It’s obvious throughout their Vogue interview, conducted in…

Mad About A Girl

Bittersweet Baby joy

After a series of work-related posts to kick off 2025, Lily Collins shared a surprising announcement on January 31 about her personal life – she’d secretly become a mother. “Welcome to the centre of our world Tove Jane McDowell,” Collins, 35, wrote on Instagram, alongside a sweet photo of the newborn holding her hand. “Words will never express our endless gratitude for our incredible surrogate and everyone who helped us along the way. We love you to the moon and back again.” Sadly, the Emily In Paris star and her husband, Charlie McDowell, 41, quickly had their baby bubble burst as cruel commenters called out their decision to use a surrogate, likening it to “human trafficking ”. “Wow. Money can buy you literally anything, including human life,” wrote one person,…

Bittersweet Baby joy

Closer Than Ever

A day after it was reported that Ben Affleck had finalised his divorce from Jennifer Lopez – six months after the pair announced their split in August 2024 – the star was spied pulling into the driveway of first wife Jennifer Garner’s home in Brentwood, Los Angeles, on January 7. Affleck was fleeing his $32 million Pacific Palisades mansion after being evacuated during the Los Angeles fires, staying with Garner and their three kids – Yale University student Violet, 19, Fin, 16, and Samuel, 12 – before being allowed to return home. A source told Page Six the amicable co-parents “are closer than they’ve ever been since their divorce, particularly since Ben’s divorce from Jennifer [Lopez] and with the LA fires and everything going on”. The former couple, the source…

Closer Than Ever

Breaking the Grimaldi curse

Stepping out to attend Monaco’s Sainte Dévote Day on January 27, Princess Charlene made a stylish entrance to the festivities in a chic black and white coat from Louis Vuitton. With her full cheeks and hair up in an elegant chignon just two days after her 47th birthday, Charlene’s healthy and at-ease appearance was in stark contrast to the pale and emaciated princess we have come to know the last few turbulent years. “Charlene is looking physically and emotionally strong,” South Africa’s leading royal correspondent, Arlene Prinsloo, tells WHO. “She is famous for rarely smiling but you can see there is a twinkle back in her eye.” It was the start of troubled times for Charlene in December 2020 when her husband, Prince Albert, was hit with a paternity suit…

Breaking the Grimaldi curse

‘We Just Clicked’

Double talk Will Ferrell is a huge Reese Witherspoon fan, especially, he says, of her portrayal of Tracy Flick in 1999 cult classic Election. Chatting to WHO to promote their new romantic comedy, You’re Cordially Invited (streaming now on Prime Video), the A-listers detail the secret to their on-screen chemistry and hint that Witherspoon’s character, Margot, might be even more hilarious than Tracy. Have you two worked together on a film before? WILL FERRELL We haven’t. REESE WITHERSPOON Oh, we worked together on Saturday Night Live. WF Reese hosted Saturday Night Live when I was there, so that was our one and only time. There’s an amazing chemistry between you guys in every scene. How did you get that chemistry? It feels so natural. RW Even from the very first…

‘We Just Clicked’

Family face-off !

“I object to when actors call themselves ‘storytellers’. I don’t really like that ” FRIENDS OR FOES? As two parts of the dysfunctional Roy family in Succession, Culkin’s snarky Roman and Jeremy Strong’s tragic hero Kendall had a roller-coaster relationship. And in real life, fans have picked up on tension between them. During the four-season run of the Actor critically acclaimed drama Succession, co-stars and on-screen siblings Kieran Culkin and Jeremy Strong weren’t often pitted against each other during awards season. Culkin’s turn as vicious and verbose Roman, the youngest son of media mogul Logan Roy (Brian Cox), mostly counted in the supporting category, while Strong’s portrayal of troubled eldest heir Kendall won him an Outstanding Lead Actor Emmy in 2020. When both were nominated in the top category for…

Family face-off !

‘I’m Not The Only One’

BRAD PITT SCAM It must have seemed like something straight out of a movie when Anne, who was in the process of getting divorced, had a chance online encounter with one of Hollywood’s biggest stars, fell in love and started planning their life together. But as the old adage goes: if something seems too good to be true, it probably is. Rather than it being the start of a new romance, the French woman was conned out of all her savings. During an 18-month relationship with someone who turned out not to be Brad Pitt but a scammer impersonating the actor using AI, Anne gave away almost $1.4 million. “I was in love with the man I was chatting to,” Anne explained in an interview with French current affairs program…

‘I’m Not The Only One’

Southport Stabber Face Of Evil

LITTLE GIRLS LOST There were just 15 minutes left of the Taylor Swift-themed holiday dance class, where 26 little girls were making friendship bracelets, waiting for their parents to pick them up. But horror was just around the corner in the UK town of Southport as 17-year-old Axel Rudakubana approached the event with a 20cm-long kitchen knife. What followed shocked the world and left the families it touched in shreds. In what a judge described as a “ferocious” and “sadistic” rampage, Rudakubana murdered three girls – Bebe King, 6, Elsie Dot Stancombe, 7, and Alice da Silva Aguiar, 9 – as well as trying to kill eight others, and the two adults who tried to save them. Some would describe the teenager’s actions as “evil”, judge Mr Justice Julian Goose…

Southport Stabber Face Of Evil

Kacie Stephens had been a cleaner for a while when she started getting a cough from the different cleaning sprays she was using. Someone who’d been in the business for 20 years gave her a piece of advice that would change her life. “She told me to try cleaning with dishwashing liquid and it really worked,” Kacie tells WHO. When COVID put her Melbourne cleaning business on pause, she started making TikTok videos as a cleanfluencer, demonstrating how to clean with this one product and also giving tips on how to save time and get top results. “Things like cleaning the shower screen,” she explains. “People spend ages spraying and wiping and it’s still streaky but if you soap up the screen then rinse with water and use a squidgy,…

India Hicks Mission: Possible

There’s a refreshing certainty to India Hicks’ answer when asked if she thinks that one day soon a woman modelling swimwear in her late fifties will be unremarkable. “Absolutely!” she definitively declares. “I am going to be 58 this year, and I have never felt happier, healthier or more excited about the future,” she tells WHO. “It’s exciting to see that there is a spotlight being shone on older women. Pamela Anderson and [model] Paulina Porizkova lead the way with their brave bare-faced beauty, and my wonderful friend Brooke Shields has recently published a book about being allowed to grow old.” For now, though, it still remains noteworthy – and it’s even more so when the woman in question is one of the world’s most famous bridesmaids and the goddaughter…

India Hicks Mission: Possible

Jewellery shopping should be an experience – and at Class A Jewellers, it truly is. With over 50 years’ experience crafting bespoke jewellery, this South Australian atelier makes discovering a piece you'll cherish forever effortless thanks to a private consultation – complete with a glass of champagne. For couples ready to say “I do”, clever self-serve ring pods offer a relaxed, hands-on way to find the perfect wedding bands. Meanwhile, the Linked for Life station, adorned with luxe white furnishings, invites you and your nearest and dearest to create lasting memories with a unique soldered bracelet. Special is an understatement! classa.com.au COMPILED BY: MADISON BOGISCH…

Home Remedies That Work

Handed down through generations, there’s a reason why home remedies, colloquially known as “old wives’ tales”, have been around so long – and it’s because many hold a grain of truth! Yes, in plenty of cases, it seems Nan did know best with her remedies. From easing colds to relieving pain, these golden oldies also have the potential to save you money every day. “So many common household items can have therapeutic benefits, and now science backs them up,” naturopath Jess Gleeson says. Here are seven old homespun tips that are still popular today. CHICKEN SOUP AND COLDS Nothing beats a bowl of chicken soup when you’re feeling under the weather. “One study found that compounds in chicken soup can slow the movement of white blood cells, which helps to…

Home Remedies That Work

Apple cider vinegar (ACV) might have started as accidentally fermented apple juice, but it’s fair to say that today it’s a wellness staple. This golden, yet sour, elixir’s purported benefits range from its antimicrobial properties to its ability to improve skin tone and texture, and, most recently, weight management. Both Jennifer Aniston and Victoria Beckham swear by a few spoonfuls of ACV in their morning water to aid digestion, while TikTok’s #ACVChallenge – where users consume ACV for seven days in a bid to lose weight – has social media stars rushing to stock up. Yet, despite its widespread popularity, there is still little scientific evidence to support ACV’s impact on weight management. So is this a trend you should take notice of ? WHO consults empathic nutritionist Emily Smith…

Jump start your Metabolism

Ever suspected your metabolism is changing or wondered why you get the 3pm munchies? Dietitian Susie Burrell says the time we choose to chow down on our meals can impact everything from the way our bodies use energy, to food cravings and digestion. Thankfully it doesn’t have to be complicated. In fact, Burrell says there are five simple rules you need to know for mastering meal timing. Whether your goal is to lose weight or simply optimise metabolism, meal timing matters. Old science told us that it did not matter when you consumed your calories, as long as you maintained a deficit. What we now know is that timing is relevant, especially as we get older, as hormonal function is impacted. Physiologically, the body is programmed to build and store…

Jump start your Metabolism

Sleepwear’s Why we’re all investing in our top drawers popularity hasn’t ever really wavered, especially as it’s a necessity for most of us. However, the types of pyjamas and trends in this category have never been more of a talking point. Investing in luxe PJs, nighties and robes is becoming the norm, yet it isn’t just about feeling comfortable while you sleep. Changing into your sleepwear helps set an intention that downtime is a priority and draws the line between work and rest which can easily be blurred. Your favourite plush robe can up the glam factor before a night out or make you feel stylish rather than sluggish as you veg out at home on the couch binging a series. To say your sleep robes are as important as…

SUN SEEKER I shouldn’t need to ask if you’re wearing SPF all over every day, because nowadays, especially in Australia, sun protection is non-negotiable. I squealed when these new launches landed on my desk because I’ve been a huge fan of both brands since their inception. I can confirm these new SPF 50+ formulas are divine on the skin and sit beautifully. TOP TUBE For those that follow along, you’ll know I only use tubing mascaras nowadays. I’ve recently added this Revlon newbie to the roster and have been so pleasantly surprised at the formula, which is so buildable, lengthening and, above all, does not smudge! Trust me, I even tested it on a particularly hot and sweaty 12km run. Targeted at hair that has been coloured, this combo protects…

Edwards recommends a spritz of this to finish with some soft grit. MICRO BOB A micro bob is considered any minimalist bob that sits higher than your chin, according to Jaye Edwards, the founder of Edwards And Co and Jaye Haircare. “ This bold cut sits just above the jawline, creating a sharp and modern silhouette,” Edwards tells us. “To achieve this look, ask your hairstylist for a precision cut with clean, blunt ends that suit your face shape. Style it sleek with a flat iron for a polished look or use a texture spray to embrace soft, natural waves.” BOXY BOB “A sharp, boxy bob gives the feeling of not only more thickness, but also this blunt baseline that reflects a strong confidence,” says Anthony Nader, founder of RAW…

This year, TikTok became obsessed with the everything shower – the shower routine that has you ticking all the boxes from exfoliation, to scalp massage, to any desired hair removal. It’s the ultimate indulgence – and a huge time-suck. Sure, luxuriating in a steamy rinse is basically the ultimate self-care, but an everything shower can be more business than pleasure. Just ask Jodie Turner-Smith, who recently described her shower routine as “serious”. The actress – and possessor of the most moisturised skin in Hollywood – recently spoke about how she maintains her flawless glow. Her final step – and this might be the key ingredient – is to not dry off with a towel. No, Turner-Smith air-dries. According to L’Oreal, air-drying can be gentler on your skin. Also, it’s probably…

The Art of Garden Entertaining

In the same way that we create layers and depth within living and dining rooms, so too can we achieve this with our outdoor entertaining spaces. With thanks to the incredible array of outdoor fabrics now available, including velvets, bouclés and linens, and the trend for designing outside tables and chairs to look like indoor furniture, the garden can be treated like an additional room of the home. I take the same approach to styling the exterior as I would the interiors, creating a natural flow from inside to outside that echoes the same style and spirit of the house. The garden can be so much more than patches of grass and paving. The choices you make for outdoor areas should be very much dictated by how you like to…

The Art of Garden Entertaining

48 hours in San Fran

Welcome to San Francisco, where an unbeatable food scene, breathtaking views and cute, quirky neighbourhoods come together to make the ultimate city escape. Whether you are looking to cosy up at a boutique hotel, taste your way through Filipino-Californian fusion or snap that perfect Golden Gate Bridge selfie, WHO has you covered. From sunrise strolls with sea lions to rooftop cocktails with a view, get ready to dive into the city’s coolest spots for a stay that’s as stylish as it is memorable. DAY 1 9AM: EAT AT ABACÁ Start your mornings at Abacá, a Filipino-Californian fusion restaurant by chef Francis Ang. Serving up a mix of Japanese pastries, Filipino-inspired breakfasts and unique options like yuzu coffee, this spot celebrates Filipino culture with Northern Californian ingredients. 11AM: STROLL FISHERMAN’S WHARF…

48 hours in San Fran

Quick Shakshuka SERVES 4 INGREDIENTS 2 tblsps olive oil 1 small onion, chopped 2 tsps ground cumin 800g canned chopped tomatoes 400g can brown lentils, drained and rinsed 8 eggs Salt and pepper to taste Chopped parsley and flatbread to serve (optional) METHOD 1Heat oil in a large frying pan over medium-high heat. Add onion and cook for 3-4minutes or until softened. Stir in cumin and cook a further 1 minute or until fragrant. 2 Add canned tomatoes and lentils. Mix well. Reduce heat and simmer for 15-20 minutes uncovered. Mixture should have thickened. 3 Push the tomato lentil mixture to the side to make 8 small holes. Crack eggs into each hole. Season with salt and pepper. Cook 7-8 minutes or until egg whites are set and yolks are…

BRIGHT AND BOLD With vivid colour and fruity rhubarb tang, Edinburgh Gin Rhubarb and Ginger Gin deserves a spot in your drinks cabinet. The Scottish gin brand has a number of excellent varieties in its range, but this one caught our eye – and our tastebuds. It’s post-infused with spring-harvested rhubarb, mulberry, lemongrass and stem ginger, giving it a perfect balance of fruit and spice. Dan Murphy’s, 700ml, $74.99. EDINBURGH GIN RHUBARB COLLINS INGREDIENTS 50ml Edinburgh Gin Rhubarb and Ginger Gin 25ml sugar syrup 25ml lemon juice 50ml soda Lemon peel for garnish METHOD Add all ingredients into a shaker and shake with ice. Strain into a highball glass. Garnish with a twist of lemon peel. A SPARKLING FIRST Family-owned South Australian winery Millon Wines has launched its first sparkling…

ARIES MAR. 20–APR. 18 Focus on fresh starts and clear your mental space. We’re into the second month of 2025 already, but for you, it’s very much the start of an important new cycle. The most crucial thing you can do is work on your mental state. If you’re often angry or upset, think about how that affects your day. Think good thoughts! CANCER JUN. 21–JUL. 21 Tune into your ruler, the Moon, and go slower and steadier. As Mars reverses through your sign, there’s every chance you feel like you’re getting nowhere fast. That may be true, but this is a short-term cycle, so go with it. Maybe it’s the right time to do less and breathe more? Also, stop arguing with that provocative person! LIBRA SEP. 23–OCT. 22…

STRIKE A POSE NEW YORK CITY Paying homage to Madonna, Laverne Cox recreated the outfit from the singer’s 1994 ‘Take a Bow’ music video. LOOK OF LOVE PARIS Newly engaged Callum Turner and Dua Lipa only had eyes for each other at a do for Tiffany’s. GIRL’S BEST FRIEND LONDON At the West End premiere of animated film Dog Man, Isla Fisher scored some face time with the star of the show. CHEST IN SHOW CAMPAIGN Putting his best assets front and centre, David Beckham became the face – and body! – of Boss One’s latest ad. OH HI! MIAMI Jamie Foxx was looking as lively as his choice of socks while on a video chat. LADY IN RED NEW YORK CITY “It’s good to have a leg up,” Sharon…

MOVIE BRIDGET JONES: MAD ABOUT THE BOY This is it: the final chapter in the story of our hapless heroine Bridget Jones (Renée Zellweger). She’s navigating life as a widow and single mother while re-entering the dating scene. She’s captured the attention of younger man Roxter McDuff (Leo Woodall) and her son’s science teacher (Chiwetel Ejiofor). If anyone deserves happiness, it’s Bridget. (In cinemas Thu., Feb. 13) MORE INSIDE! SWANNING AROUND IN OZ The star of NCIS: Sydney tells WHO about her time Down Under. EAT YOUR HEART OUT Yellowjackets returns for Season 3 – and it’s going to be meaty. JOHANNA’S MILESTONE The Better Homes and Gardens star notches up 21 years on the show.…

‘A Dream Come True!’

Olivia Swann could be forgiven for having the occasional identity crisis. After all, the English actress is playing American Special Agent Michelle Mackey stationed in Australia in hit spin-off NCIS: Sydney. “I stay in the accent all day when I’m on set, so I actually spend most of my time in Australia speaking with an American accent, which is weird now I think about it,” Swann, 32, who also recently starred opposite Leighton Meester and Adam Brody in River Wild, tells WHO. “And it’s way more tiring than I thought it would be!” As Season 2 of the first NCIS franchise set outside the US hits screens around the world, we caught up with Swann to get the lowdown on her time Down Under. You’re back for another season of…

‘A Dream Come True!’

TV YELLOWJACKETS S3 STARRING: Melanie Lynskey, Christina Ricci, Hilary Swank After two seasons of survival horrors, dark secrets and mind-bending twists, Yellowjackets finally returns and looks set to take viewers even further into the madness. It’s told across two time periods – back in the jungle 25 years ago where the teens are in survival mode following a plane crash, and the present day, when their past returns to haunt them. And the big overarching question remains: what went down in the woods? After Season 2’s cliffhanger finale, which saw the demise of a lead character, the creators have hinted this season will be even meatier.(Premieres Fri., Feb. 14 on Paramount+) Staff Picks: what we’re watching this week DOCO INTO THE FIRE The compelling true story of adopted teen Aundria…

Five Minutes With…

It’s not surprising that after more than two decades at the helm of Better Homes and Gardens, Johanna Griggs has picked up plenty of tips and tricks to inspire her in her own day-to-day life. The show’s host owns her own farm, grows about 85 per cent of her own veggies and even keeps her own bees. A keen entertainer, Griggs, 51, also loves incorporating the recipes shared on the show into her lifestyle, too. Better Homes and Gardens is back on our screens – and so are you! What is it that makes you come back season after season? It is unlike any other show on television in the sense that it’s always positive. We only celebrate people, good ideas, great innovations – and we’re never trying to make…

Five Minutes With…

COMEDY BOB DOWNE The Prince of Polyester, Downe (aka Mark Trevorrow), is celebrating a milestone birthday and heading out on the road from March with new show 40 Ridiculous Years. It promises to be a high-energy comedy concert of ’80s bangers, ballads and power-pop classics, with hilarious stand-up and madcap surprises in between. (Tickets at bobdowne.com) TOUR HOLY HOLY After more than a decade delighting music lovers here and overseas, the Aussie duo have decided to take a break. But before that, producer Oscar Dawson and lyricist Timothy Carroll are doing one big local tour, A Grand Hiatus, kicking off on May 9 in Adelaide. So far, they’ve announced 14 dates around the country. (Tickets and info at livenation.com.au) TOUR ALEXIS FERNANDEZ The host of popular podcast Do You F--king…

VIctoria Beckham Doco

She may have taken some convincing to do it, but Victoria Beckham is now about halfway through shooting her highly anticipated documentary for Netflix. The cameras started rolling on the series, tentatively titled Victoria Beckham, last September and will keep shooting until June, with the release date expected to be before the end of 2025. Victoria, 50, said no to the project for a long time, but eventually husband David Beckham, who admits his wife stole the show in his hit Netflix documentary, Beckham, convinced her to put herself at the centre of her own story. “It wasn’t the easiest thing to get her to agree to, but in my opinion, she was the star of mine,” the 49-year-old former soccer legend told UK Today last month. “So I just…

VIctoria Beckham Doco

Spotlight On… Jojo Moyes

Jojo Moyes has never been afraid to tackle difficult subjects. Whether she is writing about love and disability in Me Before You or women during WWI in The Girl You Left Behind, the journalist-turned-author tells stories with her trademark wit, warmth and wicked sense of humour. In her newest book, We All Live Here, the British writer tackles the highly relatable topic of a family on the verge of falling apart after divorce. The novel follows recently split Lila Kennedy, who lives with her two daughters and her stepfather, and is desperately trying to hold her family together when her estranged biological dad turns up on her doorstep. Despite not having seen his daughter since he left for Hollywood 30 years earlier, Gene fully expects Lila to put a roof…

Spotlight On… Jojo Moyes

THE SIRENS by Emilia Hart Waking in the middle of the night with her hands around her ex’s throat, Lucy flees to her sister’s to discover Jess missing. Setting out to find her, she hears rumours of missing men and an abandoned baby from long ago. A haunting tale of historical fiction with a murder mystery thrown in. THE CAMPERS by Maryrose Cuskelly Leah loves her life on an inner-city cul-de-sac known as the Drove. But when itinerants set up camp in ‘their’ park, the locals are unsettled and all of them want the campers to move on. Soon, however, Leah starts to find herself drawn to their charismatic and charming leader, Sholto. DEEP END by Ali Hazelwood A spicy dip into the world of sport from the bestselling author…

Geraldine Hickey

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