Innholdsfortegnelse for 30 April 2018 i WHO

Harry Styles in a kilt is everything. Fans at his Glasgow show lost the plot when the cheeky star pulled a banana out of his sporran. From an Alexander McQueen leopard print suit inspired by Shania Twain to a Harris Reed custom outfit described by fans as “the sexy pirate,” the flamboyant star hasn’t been afraid to make a bold fashion statement during his current world tour. Australian fans have only days to wait to see what he will unveil here, when his tour starts in Perth on April 21. I, for one, would love to see some looks inspired by Peter Allen’s The Boy From Oz .…

THEY ANNOUNCED their engagement in January, having kept it secret for more than a year, and on April 14, Gwyneth Paltrow, 45, and fiancé Brad Falchuk, 47, got around to throwing a party to celebrate their upcoming marriage—and what a party it was. Attended by some of the most famous faces in the world, the black tie soirée at the Los Angeles Theatre was initially rumoured to be a surprise wedding, but turned out to be an A-list event to officially mark the betrothal of the Oscar-winning actress and the co-creator of TV series Glee. As guests including Chelsea Handler, Steven Spielberg and Paltrow’s mum Blythe Danner arrived, they were greeted by a sign reading “BF loves GP” adorning the theatre’s marquee. Inside the venue, a source tells WHO that…

BROTHERS PETE AND DAVID McCREDIE BOTH AUDITIONED FOR The Voice—but only one of them made it through.“It was pretty bittersweet,” says David, 23, who failed to turn a single chair with his rendition of the Ed Sheeran classic“Castle on the Hill”. While he was unsuccessful, brother Pete, 19, turned all four judges’ chairs with his version of George Ezra’s“Blame It On Me”—scoring himself a berth on Team Joe (Jonas). “Obviously, I’m super-stoked for Pete, because I’m his brother. But at the same time, I’m pretty devastated no-one turned for me,” David concedes.“It was very emotional. It wasn’t awkward in the fact I had missed out—because your emotions are pretty high—I was just, like, pretty disappointed. And then when Pete got through I was as low as…

 uring a surprise visit to Belfast D on March 23, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle held hands as they worked their way in tandem through the crowds. When one fan asked to see Meghan’s three-diamond engagement ring, the royal bride-to-be happily showed it off—and couldn’t help but gush about her fiancé.“It was the sweetest moment,” Meghan, 36, said of Harry’s Kensington Palace proposal.“He’s the sweetest guy.” “The fact that Meghan arrived when she did completes it for Harry” —author Duncan Larcombe The guy he is today, of course, has been 33 years in the making and is a long way from the impulsive young man who once shied away from commitment and nearly lost himself following the 1997 death of his mother, Princess Diana. For years Harry had a reputation…

“Everybody was always helping each other”—Mark Bouris A yellow brick road of possibilities opened up for Mark Bouris when he was around 13, thanks to a savvy classmate selling his mum’s toffees in the playground for a few cents each. “I’ll never forget this kid,” says Bouris, who lived in the south-western Sydney suburb of Punchbowl. “I thought, ‘Wow, that’s good. He’s making money!’ ” Duly inspired, he crafted a classic-style wooden pipe out of an old cricket stump and showed his friends. “I started making them and selling them,” the celebrity businessman tells WHO. “It took off.” Call it a glimmer of his Midas touch to come. Today, the former host of The Celebrity Apprentice Australia, founder of Wizard Home Loans and executive chairman of the financial management company…

“June is so much more brave and outspoken”—Elisabeth Moss Watching the first season of The Handmaid’s Tale was an unsettling experience. Not only were the events depicted in the fictional dystopia of Gilead confronting, but the parallels between the religious fundamentalist world first imagined by novelist Margaret Atwood in 1985 and Trump’s America were frighteningly close. Following a terrorist attack that wiped out the US government, an authoritarian regime took power, immediately scaling back the rights of women, minorities and the press, and discrediting scientists and academics. Yes, it’s fiction, but audiences haven’t had to suspend too much disbelief. Neither have the actors. “It is often really strange and scary for us when we are shooting something on the show and it directly ties into something…

The shotgun blast was unmistakable, even muffled by a closed door. Standing outside, gentle 11-year-old John “JC” Caldwell realised immediately his violent, alcoholic father had taken his own life and that nothing would ever be the same for his nomadic, dysfunctional family. “I heard the shot and went to see what happened,” recalls the broadcaster, businessman and anti-bullying campaigner. “My mother, in her wisdom, ran out screaming: ‘He’s finally done it!’ My father had been threatening to end his life for years.” For the shy and lonely boy who had spent most of his childhood hiding under the bed to escape his parents’ booze-fuelled fights, life was about to get harder. Within a year his mother embarked on a new relationship—from which he was excluded—and John was farmed out to…

Celebrity hairstylist, founder of OUAI Haircare and ManeAddicts.com , Jen Atkin, has a client list that reads like a who’s who of A-list Hollywood. Her clients include the Kardashian, Jenner and Hadid sisters, Jessica Alba and J-Lo, to name but a few. Meet the woman The New York Times hailed as “The most influential hairstylist in the world” ... What’s the secret to making your clients feel comfortable and letting you get creative? The most important part is building a relationship with your clients. Once that happens, you’re able to understand their needs and their personality, making it easier for them to let you run with your creative side. You launched your line, OUAI, in 2016 and its popularity grows daily. What is…

While life can leave us feeling stressed, there are changes you can make to improve your wellbeing and boost your mood. Dr Darren Morton, author of Live More Happy , tells WHO about the science of happiness. Why are old-school, low-tech activities (meeting people, time in nature) important to happiness? In my field of research, Lifestyle Medicine, it is well known that many aspects of modern living cause inflammatory responses within the body and brain that give rise to numerous physical and mental health ailments. To put a positive spin on it, many “old-school, low-tech” lifestyle habits are anti-inflammatory and so it is not surprising that when people adopt these, they can experience a transformation in their physical and mental health. “New” is not always “better.” In…

The Hundred Foot Journey star, 34, tells WHO’s Carly Bass about playing a doctor on The Resident (Mondays, 10PM on Seven) and being a forward-thinking dad. How did you prepare for the role? I actually read a couple of books and spoke to people who were in the exact stage in their career as Devon is in the show—a first-year resident. Matt Czuchry plays your mentor, Conrad. We’re friends and get along really well. On-set we’re often helping each other with medical dialogue and terminology that is difficult to pronounce. Last year you became a first-time father. That is correct. It’s going really well—the little man is teaching me new things every day. What are your hopes for him? I would like my son…

MEGHAN Markle and I have so much in common. We’re both incredibly successful and attractive, putting the finishing touches on imminent glamorous weddings to the men of our dreams, and very mindful of our guest list. Since Meghan and Harry announced their engagement in November, her estranged sister Samantha has been airing the Markle clan’s dirty laundry. It’s been transparently self-serving, opportunistic and tacky. But she really upped the ante recently when she took to Twitter to attack the Suits star for not inviting her and other members of the family to the wedding at Windsor Castle next month, arguing that if the couple can invite special members of the public, they should also include family, even if they’re not close anymore. What nonsense. My partner…

“I asked Oprah if she had ever been with a woman and that was a little tense.” Andy Cohen on his most nerve-racking moment hosting Bravo TV’s Watch What Happens Live. “When I walked down the Victoria’s Secret runway, people used to think, ‘Oh, she’s one of the top Angels. That’s why she has a long train.’ I was covering up my cellulite.” Tyra Banks reveals a trade secret. “I’m not here to prove anything to anyone except myself.” Break a leg Tonya Harding, who has joined the cast of the 26th season of the US’s Dancing with the Stars. “I will never do a stunt again because I could’ve died and it was really scary.”…

A mere week ago, Khloé Kardashian was the actual picture of prenatal bliss. On April 9, the reality diva, 33, posted an Instagram snap of herself while 39 weeks pregnant alongside boyfriend Tristan Thompson. “We are ready for whenever you are, little mama,” she captioned her photo. But there are things you can never quite be prepared for. A day later photos of Thompson getting close to another woman emerged, just as an embarrassing video of the NBA player—showing him kissing and groping other women—swamped the internet. The footage, which was captured in October, and reports of Thompson’s rampant cheating left Khloé “devastated,” says a source who works with her. “This is her worst nightmare.” In the middle of all that, Khloé gave birth to a daughter named True on…

WALKING THE BLUE CARPET TO support husband Keith Urban at the 53rd annual Country Music Awards on April 15, Nicole Kidman, shimmering in a Michael Kors dress, looked sheepish when asked about providing back-up vocals on Urban’s upcoming album, Graffiti U (out April 27). “I don’t have a lot of confidence in my singing,” the 50-year-old told Access Hollywood. “[Moulin Rouge!] was a long time ago and even then I get a lot of anxiety when I sing. I prefer acting because singing is hard for me.” She then joked her husband, who performed at the ceremony and also scored a win for vocal event of the year, was a total perfectionist in the booth. “So tough. Oh my god. [He kept saying] ‘Do it again, do it again, do…

As thrilled as fans were to be in the crowd when Beyoncé Knowles kicked off her history making set as the first black woman to headline Coachella, no-one was more ecstatic than the singer herself. “I am so happy to be here. I was supposed to perform at Coachella before, but I ended up getting pregnant, thank God,” said the 36-year-old, referring to 10-month-old twins Rumi and Sir. “This is a very important performance for me tonight. I’m happy to be back.” Knowles took to the main stage at the music and arts festival, held in Indio, California, at 11.05 PM on April 14 and the extravaganza began. The highlight of the nearly two-hour set was a surprise Destiny’s Child reunion with former bandmates Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams. The…

The leaves are just beginning to change colour on a picturesque farm in New York. It’s October 2017, and production of A Quiet Place is nearing its end. John Krasinski is on triple duty as writer, director and star, but if the gregarious 38-year-old is feeling stressed, it doesn’t show as he teases the young actors who play his children—Noah Jupe and Millicent Simmonds—before settling back into his director’s chair. The mood is noticeably cheerful for any set, but particularly remarkable for this one: A Quiet Place is a rather terrifying thriller about a family living in silence in order to survive a mysterious threat that hunts via sound. (Trust us, the less you know before seeing it, the better.) “People are like, ‘Why did you do a horror movie?’…

Brutal. Shocking. Hardcore. These are just some of the words that come to mind watching the first two episodes of The Handmaid’s Tale’s second season. The action picks up where Season 1 left off, with Offred being transported in a van, unsure whether she’s headed to freedom or a fate worse than living with the Waterfords. The answer comes swiftly and sets the tone for a season that’s clearly going to be just as dark—if not darker—than Season 1. Revealing anything that happens in the opening sequence would be to give away too much, but we will say this: never has“This Woman’s Work” by Kate Bush been used more effectively than as the soundtrack to the horrors that play out when Offred reaches her destination. Respite…

ELSIE HUGHES Shannon Woodward The sarcastic programmer was last seen being strangled by Bernard while he was under Dr Ford’s control. It sounds like her fate will be tied to … ASHLEY STUBBS Luke Hemsworth The park’s wary security chief went searching for Hughes and was last seen being tackled by a group of Native American“Ghost Nation” hosts.“[Elsie and Ashley] are finally getting to experience Westworld as guests and not in the managerial halls, but I’m not sure they’re enjoying their experience,” showrunner Lisa Joy teases drily. CHARLOTTE HALE Tessa Thompson The icy Delos corporate villainess was at the first-season finale’s board meeting from hell when the hosts began their murderous revolt. She’s back, and will cause more trouble, yet is also“at the mercy of the hosts like everyone else,”…

You’ve been a Dr LeWinn’s ambassador for a couple of years now. What do you love about the brand? One of the most important things for my job is to have clear skin and, for me, it’s so important to use products that work. I started using Dr LeWinn’s growing up because my mum was using it. I knew it worked and I knew I was going to get results. Has your education on skincare changed? I’ve learnt so much, and I actually love it! I’ve been to the offices to learn about what active ingredients are involved and what ingredients do what, which I’m really interested in. What’s been the best skincare advice you’ve been given? I guess consistency and something with an SPF is always very important. And…

HONEY ORANGE-BAKED SALMON WITH CABBAGE NOODLES  ■ Serves 4, prep 10 mins, cook 15 mins WHAT YOU NEED 4 x 150g skinless salmon fillets, bones removed 1 tbsp honey 1 tsp finely grated orange rind 1/3 cup orange juice 1 clove garlic, crushed 270g packet dried udon noodles 300g piece savoy cabbage, finely shredded 2 carrots, peeled and shredded 200g green beans, trimmed, halved diagonally 2 tbsp light soy sauce 4 green spring onions, thinly sliced diagonally 1 Toss salmon with combined honey, rind, juice and garlic. Place on an oven tray lined with oiled foil. 2 Cook in a hot oven (200°) 3 for about 10–12 minutes, or until cooked to your liking. Meanwhile, cook noodles 4 according to the packet directions. Drain. Heat an oiled wok over a…

When you’re a triple threat—actor, singer and dancer—finding a job can be three times harder. So when the opportunity to audition for the coming-of-age series Rise came about, Melbourne-born performer Rarmian Newton couldn’t let it slip. “It’s not everyday that a role comes around where it’s a musical theatre show on TV,” Newton, 24, tells WHO. “It’s not crime TV where there’s like a million different roles for that. I was like, ‘This thing is made for me, I have to put everything into this.’ This one [role] was truly special because it’s personal to me.” The series, inspired by the book Drama High (see box), shines a light on teens struggling with everything from alcoholism to gender identity and sexuality—all while…

WHO has a sneak peek (left) of actors Samantha Barks and Steve Kazee as prostitute Vivian and businessman Edward in the stage adaption of the classic rom-com Pretty Woman , coming to Broadway at the Nederlander Theatre in New York for previews on July 20 before its Aug. 16 opening night. “It’s the perfect moment when Edward shares a night at the opera with Vivian and sees the world through her eyes,” director-choreographer Jerry Mitchell tells WHO. “It changes everything he thought he knew about love and life.” As for Barks, 27, and Kazee, 42,“they sing like reams and I could not be more excited to have them introduce Bryan Adams and Jim Vallance’s brand new songs to the world,” says Mitchell. DON’T MISS OUT! Relive the…

CITY STROLL NEW YORK, APRIL 10 Claudia Schiffer rugged up for a stroll in SoHo with daughters Cosima, 7 and Clementine, 13. Schiffer also has son Caspar, 15, with her husband of 16 years, director Matthew Vaughn. THE RING CANBERRA, MARCH 27 Naomi Watts dripped with diamonds attending a Cartier: The Exhibition Black Tie Dinner at the National Gallery of Australia. PUP TALE NEW YORK, APRIL 10 Amanda Seyfried cuddled up to a new pal on her way to receive an award at a gala for the Best Friends Animal Society. Her adopted dog, Finn, stayed home.“He’s sad he couldn’t be here, but I didn’t think it was a good idea to drag him across the country just for one evening,” she said. ATHLETIC AVENGER GOLD…

In 2009, Khloé Kardashian fell for Lamar Odom—then a star player for the Los Angeles Lakers basketball team. One month later, the pair were married, then in 2012 tabloid reports claimed that Odom had been unfaithful with a woman he’d met at a Washington, DC, strip club. That was only the beginning of the couple’s troubles. In the summer of 2013, Odom was hit by more cheating accusations and reports of substance abuse, eventually checking into rehab. At first Kardashian stood by him, but later conceded she was “pretending” she was trying to get pregnant during the relationship.“I had to stop [fertility treatments] because there was much deeper stuff that was happening in our marriage,” she said on an episode of Keeping Up With the Kardashians .…

ANNA HEINRICH AND Tim Robards have partied hard in a turbocharged weekend of pre-wedding celebrations. For Heinrich, the hen’s party began on April 14 with a throwback 1980s-style aerobic workout at Retrosweat, where she and her girlfriends donned vintage high-cut leotards. The two-day celebration also featured a “La Dolce Vita” themed feast at Sydney’s Lucio’s restaurant (where the bridesmaids organised goodie bags of silk scarves and sunglasses) as well as a harbour cruise. “Thank you to everyone who made my day so special,” posted Heinrich, 31, set to wed Robards in Italy in the next couple of months. For Robards, 35, who lost his heart to Heinrich back in 2013 when he was Network Ten’s original Bachelor, the party kicked off in the Hunter Valley where he and his mates…

The fans that Kim Tran and Suong Pham used to decorate their super dinner party couldn’t shield contestants from Sonya Mefaddi and Hadil Sadeq’s barbs on the April 18 episode of Seven’s My Kitchen Rules, where a long simmering argument between the fashionable pals and Sydney siblings Jess Alvial and Emma Byron escalated into an all-out war of words, with Hadil calling Jess a “blowfish” and Emma snapping back, “You look like Bubba Gump, seriously.” The ceaseless rancour delayed Kim and Suong’s entree service by 10 minutes and culminated with Sonya pointing to all the contestants and declaring, “And I’ll come for you, and I’ll come for you, and I’ll come for you, because you’re all disrespectful arseholes.” The outbursts, judge Manu Feildel tells WHO, were “upsetting” and left him…

s Perth-born singer Samantha A Jade worked last year on recording disco tracks for her third album, she took inspiration from the global #MeToo and #TimesUp movements. “When that started to happen,” says Jade, “we added on songs like ‘I Will Survive’, and I think that song, for anybody going through struggle, is such an empowering moment, but especially [for] women in this climate.” The resulting album, Best of My Love—a tribute to strong women of the disco era—updates retro jams for a new generation and proved to be just what Jade needed to rejuvenate her career. “My record Nine [released in 2015] was very much heartfelt,” Jade says. “It was very deep and I had gone through a lot of turmoil in my personal life, and it was dedicated…

 wo minutes T into her 2012 “I wanted to create work for myself and others”—Michelle Law TEDxSouthBank Women talk entitled “A Bald Woman’s Guide to Survival”, essayist and Single Asian Female playwright Michelle Law concedes, “Baldness in women is a very private thing, which is why I’ve spent my life hiding.” Then, with a sudden motion, she pulls off her wig to make a very public declaration of living with the autoimmunity disorder alopecia areata, daring attendees to question their biases about body image and identity. Six years later, Law, now 28, is challenging audiences again, this time on the SBS On Demand series Homecoming Queens, a comedic drama she co-wrote with pal and breast-cancer survivor Chloë Reeson to capture a big part of their lives through semi-fictional alter-egos. “I’m…

THIS WEEK’S GUEST JUDGE MERRYN KELLY Kelly is founder of Australian womenswear label Third Form. Third Form has been a finalist for the Melbourne Fashion festival National Designer Award for two years running with its minimalist designs elevate the female form. thirdform.com.au THE VAMPIRE’S WIFE DRESS QUICK FIX “Accessories don’t need to match. A pointed red pump and red lip would give her an alluring look.” DAKOTA JOHNSON New York, Oct. 18 “Love the hair but the styling is off for me—feels a little Paris Hilton.” MAGGIE GYLLENHAAL New York, Dec. 9 “Refined and classic look brought into the 21st century by the metallic fabrication.” BOTTEGA VENETA DRESS QUICK FIX “A messy top-knot hairdo and some strappy leather sides would give this dress a fresh, trans-seasonal feel.” LAURA…

ARIES MARCH 20–APRIL 18 Not every day can be wall to wall fun: you need the showers to appreciate the sun. But, really? These are showers with attitude. Mars and Pluto meet in the zone of life-direction with transformation in mind. And although this process can occur through wonderful events, they’ll still prove taxing. Let it all roll off your back. For more, phone 1902 261 655. TAURUS APRIL 19–MAY 20 People are going to feel even more under pressure in this astroscape and inspired to make extreme moves. And actions made in haste are almost always regretted. Be honest, be realistic and open to compromise. The happiest of events may take place now but there will be an edge in there somewhere. Rise above it. For more, phone 1902…

What drew you to a drama about a serial killer preying on children in 1896 New York? The character I play. She’s the first female to work for the police department who had a more significant role than cleaning the station. And I’m always fascinated to glimpse a time I’ll never get to experience. The show is based on Caleb Carr’s bestselling period novel. Once I saw the magnitude of the set, I got so excited because I knew people really cared about this story. I’m such a fan of what’s happening on TV right now and was excited to do something people could come back to each week. When you make films these days, it can be such a crapshoot whether people see them. This is more accessible. Is…

The Korean-American actress, 29, talks to WHO’s Cynthia Wang and reflects on life as Barden Bella Lilly Okanakurama in Pitch Perfect 3 (out now on DVD). You’ve played scene-stealing Lilly since 2012. It’s a full-circle of just odd, to fun beatboxing skills, to good dancing, to more oddness, and being possessed. I am happy with the kind of closure it brought. Did you ever think the devil got Lilly’s tongue? We always kind of went back and forth, like, “Do we have Lilly speak in the end? Do we ever hear her voice?” I thought it was pretty fun. But to me, it was OK if she never speaks up because I just think she’s so funny. How did Rebel Wilson do with her secret spy…