Innholdsfortegnelse for 16 March 2020 i WHO

Prince Harry and Meghan’s return to the UK looks set to underdeliver on a warm and fuzzy family reunion that fans have hoped for. Prince William and Kate Middleton are scheduled to embark on a three-day tour of Ireland from March 3, right in the middle of the Sussexes’ homecoming. All signs point to them finally being publicly reunited at Commonwealth Day ceremonies on March 9. “The brothers have different futures with very important institutional roles, and that created a complicated relationship,” says a source. “But ultimately everyone wanted Harry and Meghan to be happy. William has always expressed concern for Harry. Since they were children, William has always watched out for his younger brother.”…

Capping off of an epic awards season that saw her rack up a BAFTA Award, three Emmys and a Golden Globe, Fleabag star and creator Phoebe Waller-Bridge was still reeling when accepting when her most recent trophy, a Screen Actors Guild Award, on January 19. “With all the chaos of the outfits, the interviews and the six-pack that my makeup artist drew on me this evening … it’s quite easy to forget what has actually happened,” she said from the stage. “This whole thing really has been a dream, and if I wake up tomorrow and discover it was just that, then thank you. It’s just been the most beautiful dream.” And her dream run is continuing, with new comedy caper series Run set to premiere on April 17 (on…

Kristofer Hivju can’t escape the snow. Following his turn on Game of Thrones as wintry warrior (and fan favourite) Tormund Giantsbane, the Norwegian actor is now scoring laughs in a brief, scene-stealing part in Downhill. Hivju also had a role, albeit a different one, in Force Majeure, the 2014 Swedish film that inspired Downhill. According to Hivju, star Julia Louis-Dreyfus and directors Jim Rash and Nat Faxon liked the idea of adding him as a “small wink” to the audience. For the actor, 41, it was a no-brainer: “They asked if I wanted to play against my two favourite comedians of all time,” Hivju says of Louis-Dreyfus and Will Ferrell. “It was like, ‘I’ll do anything.’” He appears as an unhelpful ski-patrol supervisor, to whom Pete (Ferrell) and Billie (Louis-Dreyfus)…

5 QUICK QUESTIONS Camilla Freeman-Topper Tell us a bit about the campaign The ‘Ovaries. Talk about them’ campaign is designed to shine a light on ovarian cancer and raise money to find an early detection test. Because the symptoms are so difficult to feel and women are diagnosed too late, the survival rates are extremely low. All of that combines to create a situation where this disease is just not talked about; it’s the silent cancer. Why is ovarian cancer so close to your heart? I lost my mother to ovarian cancer 26 years ago due to a late diagnosis when I was 11 years old. Growing up without my mum was a pain like no other, and I want to do my best to prevent others from experiencing that…

1 Inhale and stretch your arms over your head. Exhale, sighing as you lower them. Relax and keep your arms lowered for the rest of the exercise. 2 Now imagine that you’re inhaling a stream of peaceful energy into a spot a few inches below your navel. 3 Continue inhaling, imagining the energy travelling to the base of your spine, then imagine it travelling back up to the top of your head. 4 Exhale, and mentally follow that breath back down the front of your body to the point below your navel where you’ll begin the next inhale. Your breath has now made a full circle. 5 Do five to 10 circle breaths. Circle breathing is a simple way to relieve stress fast, and you can do it anywhere, anytime.…

It wasn’t too long ago that the exotic and diverse nation of Myanmar (formally known as Burma) was off limits to tourists as a result of a long-standing military dictatorship. Needless to say, landing in Yangon – previously Rangoon – and being gifted a bunch of flowers from excited locals, I feel extremely grateful to have this opportunity to dive into this South-East Asian nation’s hidden treasures. I meet my tour guide Chan from Memories Travel Group, the company that organised my bucket list trip around Myanmar, who greets me with a warm smile. We transfer to Awei Metta urban resort, our home for the evening, and enjoy a three-course meal with endless cocktails and wine. The following day, we depart for our flight to Kawthaung, a town located in…

Any parent who tells you raising kids is easy is lying – or maybe has a staff of nannies at their disposal. But no matter how tough it can get dealing with children, most of us put on a brave face and pretend everything is just fine. Not so on new comedy series Breeders (starts Mon., Mar. 9 at 8.30pm; Fox One), which devotes its first episode to depicting something every parent – nannied or otherwise – will have plenty of experience with: kids who will not go to sleep, no matter what you do. Watching as married couple Paul (Martin Freeman) and Ally (Daisy Haggard) try to settle their son and daughter throughout the night reminded me that I’m not the only one who has been dragged out of…

The registered veterinarian ensures the dogs in Pooch Perfect (continues Thu., Mar. 5 at 7.30pm; Seven) are well looked after. Is this your first television role? I’ve provided commentary for news outlets before, but this was my first entertainment role. It was a big surprise when Seven called me out of the blue, but it’s been a fantastic experience. What’s been the biggest lesson you learnt during the show? So much goes on behind the scenes. In addition to my filming requirements, I was on-set monitoring all dogs during production, and health and temperament checked more than 200 dogs. What’s been the reaction from your colleagues in the industry? I’ve had a mixed response. Many are supportive and see the opportunity as I do – a chance to work with…

PREGNANT Canadian actor Will Arnett and girlfriend Alessandra Brawn are expecting their first child together. “They are very happy and thrilled,” an insider told Us Weekly. It will be the third child for Arnett, 49, who shares sons, Archie, 11, and Abel, 9, with ex-wife Amy Poehler. It is the second child for Brawn, who Arnett has been dating since last year. BABIES One Upon a Time … in Hollywood director Quentin Tarantino is a father for the first time. The 56-year-old filmmaker’s wife Daniella Pick, 36, gave birth to their son on February 22. His name has not been announced. The Jerusalem Post reports the baby was born in Tel Aviv, Israel. ● Singer and reality TV star Brandon Jenner, 38, and his wife Cayley Stoker are the proud…

LIZZIE ‘MY WEIGHT DOESN’T DEFINE ME’ Lizzie Sobinoff may look very different now to her first stint as a TV bride last year, but she’s adamant that who she is inside hasn’t changed. “It’s still very much me. I know people are going to say, ‘Well, you look completely different to how we saw you last year, [but] don’t always focus on the outer shell,” she tells WHO of her 10kg weight loss. “This has always been me. We grow, as people. I don’t glorify weight and being like, ‘’I’m better now.’” As one of 2019’s most controversial brides, Lizzie was cheated out of her shot at a happy ending thanks to her ‘husband’ Sam Ball, who cruelly criticised her weight at their wedding and had an affair with another…

Congratulations, you’ve introduced another boy into your family. How is Myles? He’s 4 months now; it’s crazy how quickly the time goes by! Myles is such a calm, sweet baby. How does it feel to be mum to three boys? It’s amazing! But it’s also intense. I’m breastfeeding Myles, Hart is pulling my finger wanting me to play with him and Flynn is asking me to schedule play dates and after-school activities for every day of the week! Then I have Teddy, our dog, looking at me with these big eyes. Is it now impossible to have any ‘me time’? It is tricky, but not impossible. I feel it’s really important for everyone to take a little time out for themselves. How do you manage the juggle? No two days…

ARIES MAR. 20–APR. 18 Expect a positive turning point – many new opportunities or experiences will be offered to you. Keep a strict account or diary of daily events that are happening around you, so you don’t end up repeating things or being in two places at the one time. Career matters may bring a surprise and new developments can be expected in romance. TAURUS APR. 19–MAY 20 An invitation to an elaborate function will do wonders for your ego. A new opportunity may be yours for the taking and a twist of fate may bring a windfall or prize. You don’t seem to put a foot wrong with your daily routine and others will admire your tenacity and goodwill. You will be well rewarded for your efforts. GEMINI MAY…

… time she danced Oh, two days ago at the wrap party in Italy for The Great [a new miniseries]. For me, it’s a lot of hair-flipping. My neck is so sore right now. … time she cried On a plane yesterday when I was listening to sad music. I don’t know what it is about flying, but if you look around, people are watching movies or drinking wine – and crying. … road trip she went on My best friend and I went to Carmel [California] for spring break. You have to stop at gas stations and get junk food like Sour Patch Watermelon and Dr Pepper. That’s very necessary. … thing she took from a set I took a cake topper of me from The Great. I still…

THE KILLING STREETS Tanya Bretherton In this fascinating retro true crime tale, the idea that Sydney’s first serial killer may have been responsible for what became known as the 1930s ‘park murders’ is explored. Predictably, two of the killers’ victims, Iris Marriott and Hilda White, garnered little sympathy from police or public as they were sex workers. Meanwhile, the murder of a far more media friendly 16-year-old captured newspaper headlines and led to a possibly innocent man being imprisoned. (Out now) WHERE THE TRUTH LIES Karina Kilmore Melbourne journo Chrissie is investigating a clash between wharf unions and big business when a potential whistleblower dies on the job. Convinced there’s more to this workplace accident than originally appears, Chrissie begins to investigate. Soon her obsession with uncovering the truth puts…

GO-GO GIRL LOS ANGELES, FEB. 26 Channelling the ’60s, Sophie Turner was spotted in a strategically flowing dress after news broke she is expecting her first baby with hubby Joe Jonas. Paired with knee-high white boots and a fluffy bag to match, the plaid dress cleverly hung over Turner’s suspected bump. A DECADE IN BLUE NEW YORK, FEB. 26 Donnie Wahlberg and co-star Bridget Moynahan posed on the set of hit TV police drama Blue Bloods. After celebrating its 200th episode, the show is rumoured to be renewed for another season. POINTING THE WAY NEW YORK CITY, FEB. 26 Leonardo DiCaprio and long-time friend Kevin Connolly were seen helping out a lost tourist on a rainy NYC day. With a map in hand, the stars pointed the man in the…

Several stars have posted photos of themselves wearing protective masks, but health experts are begging them to stop, as masks can make catching the virus more likely, as wearers are more likely to touch their faces. So far there have been no cases of the virus spreading through airborne germs. Kate Hudson, Bella Hadid and Gwyneth Paltrow (left to right) have shared mask snaps, Gwyn captioning hers: “En route to Paris. Paranoid? Prudent? Panicked? Placid? Pandemic? Propaganda? Paltrow’s just going to go ahead and sleep with this thing on the plane. I’ve already been in this movie. Stay safe. Don’t shake hands. Wash hands frequently.”…

P.E NATION x H&M Sydney-based fashion and athleisure brand P.E Nation has teamed up with international retail giant H&M for its first-ever Australian designer collaboration. Launching in store on March 5, the highly anticipated collection offers classic P.E Nation designs at a competitive high street price point. LILLY & LIME With the aim of specifically designing for larger-busted ladies (D cup and up), Lilly & Lime makes stunning, supportive swimwear with an elegant and fashion-forward twist. The extensive size range spans from 6D to 40HH in tops, and 8 to 22 in bottoms, and with a powerful stance on inclusivity and body positivity, the Australian-based brand is making real waves in the swimwear and fashion industry. All pieces from the collection can be bought separately, making it easy to mix…

Leading-Lady Croque Madame SERVES 2, READY IN 30 MINS INGREDIENTS 2 tsps olive oil 1 small onion, finely diced Juice of 2 lemons ½ bunch kale Pinch of cayenne Pinch of nutmeg 4 thin slices wholemeal sourdough bread 60g gruyere cheese 60g lean, deli sliced ham 2 eggs METHOD 1 Add oil to a pan and cook onion for 8 minutes. Add lemon juice, kale, cayenne, nutmeg and 3 tblsps of water. Cook for around 7 minutes, or until kale is tender. Season with salt and pepper. 2 Sprinkle two slices of bread with about 15g of the cheese. Top each slice with half the ham, half the kale-onion mix and another 15g of the cheese. Place remaining slices on top and press lightly. 3 Cook sandwiches in a lightly…

“My passion for winemaking started while studying at Otago University in New Zealand. I would spend holidays helping out in neighbouring vineyards and later completed my first vintage with Church Road Winery in Hawke’s Bay. This spurred me on to becoming a winemaker.”Amy Hickling, Croser Sparkling Winemaker There are now so many talented women at the helm of wineries across Australia and around the world. So with International Women’s Day just around the corner on March 8, it’s timely to take a look at two very inspirational women in the local wine industry. One of Australia’s leading sparkling winemakers, Amy Hickling of Croser and Petaluma, tells us what her work day entails. My job varies a lot, says Hickling, dependent on the time of year, at the moment my days…

MOVIE THE PHOTOGRAPH In this romantic dramedy, Issa Rae plays Mae Morton, a woman who falls in love with the journalist (Lakeith Stanfield) writing a profile of her late mother, a noted photographer from whom she was estranged. As the couple grow close, Mae learns more about her mother’s past. MOVIE ESCAPE AND EVASION Starring Josh McConville, this Australian drama follows soldier Seth, who returns home from a mission in Myanmar. He is struggling with post-traumatic stress disorder and questions about the death of a soldier under his command. Hugh Sheridan, Firass Dirani and Bonnie Sveen co-star.…

THINGS YOU CAN’T TALK ABOUT ON TV Co-hosted by Dr Ginni Mansberg (Embarrassing Bodies Down Under) and journalist Shelly Horton, this new health series tackles subjects other shows wouldn’t touch – and does so in a fuss-free and informative way. A slick production made more listenable due to the obvious friendship between the pair, it covers a lot of ground in 20 minutes, but by zeroing in on one topic per episode, it does mean you get a lot of discussion of, say, farts all at once. (Episode 1 on Audible on Tue., Mar. 10)…

PASSION FOR FASHION WEEK PARIS, FEB. 24 – MARCH 3 Paris Fashion Week celebrated the work of female designers including Clare Waight Keller for Givenchy, Virginie Viard for Chanel and Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen. A-listers from around the globe were spotted admiring this year’s trends.…

“He is the epitome of the Hollywood star – very good-looking … women, even guys, it’s crazy.” Jamie Foxx really loves Leonardo DiCaprio. “I hate my Irish butt, OK?” Liam Neeson on using a butt double in A Million Ways to Die in the West. “I do it all the time. I don’t know anybody. I’m walking through the crowds like, ‘Hey! How you doing?’” Oprah Winfrey admitted she pretends to recognise famous people who say hello. “Actually, my son said to me the other day … ‘At first I thought it was really embarrassing that there were vibrators on your website and now I think it’s a great thing!’ He’s like, ‘You’re a feminist, Mum. You’re a badass.’” Gwyneth Paltrow is a cool mum in her son Moses’ eyes.…