Innholdsfortegnelse for 4 September 2017 i WHO

Changing back into street clothes after hours of designer gown dress-ups, Sam Frost retains the confidence she channelled during her shoot for WHO’s annual Glamour Issue, joking about her next stop on a long day—the set of Home and Away. “I’ve got to read some scripts,” she says in a dramatic drawl, then adds with a giggle, “Clear my schedule!” It’s another side to Frost, who first emerged on TV as a down-to-earth woman looking for love, before cooking for charity and then transitioning to acting. “Being one of WHO’s glamour girls is quite an honour,” Frost says of the company she’s now keeping (p. 30). “I do think it’s part of this evolution.”…

COULD ANDREW GARFIELD and Emma Stone—they broke up in 2015 after a first brief split and reunion—really get back together? Gossips buzzed when the Oscar winner, 28, was spotted in London, where she watched her ex, 34, star in a revival of the play Angels in America. After the performance, “Emma left backstage with him,” reports an eyewitness. Adds a Stone source, “The feeling between them is still romantic.” (Indeed, according to British tabloid The Sun, Stone has flown to London several times to catch her maybe-man in the play.) But others who know the actress insist she and Garfield, who met on the set of The Amazing Spider-Man, are just friends now—and any theatregoing was simply a way of showing support. One thing all agree on is this: “They never stopped caring about…

THERE WERE A FEW tears brimming but also smiles and twirls as Danish royal twins Prince Vincent and Princess Josephine—they turned 6 in January—partook in a photo shoot with their parents, Crown Prince Frederik and Crown Princess Mary, in front of their palace in Copenhagen on Aug. 15 for the pair’s first day of school. While Josephine, the younger of the two by 26 minutes, seemed confident and sunny, pirouetting and telling the awaiting press that she and her twin would be in separate classes—“I’ll go to A and Vincent will go to B,” she explained —her brother came across as less composed in the glare of the flashing cameras, needing some reassurance from his mum. As the Danish royal children attend public school—Vincent and Josephine will join elder siblings…

Towards the end of a perfect summer’s day in Barcelona, former Victorian police officer Susan McLean was ambling through the city centre with her husband when she first heard the screams. McLean, a cyber-security expert who was in the middle of a six-week jaunt across Europe, had been popping in and out of shops in the Spanish city’s most famous district, Las Ramblas, on Aug. 17 when she looked up to see a wave of people surging towards her. “There were hundreds and hundreds,” she tells WHO. “I could see the fear and panic on their faces. They were indicating to us to get into the shops.” In scenes that have become appallingly familiar across Europe, a speeding vehicle ploughed into a crowd of people on Barcelona’s La Rambla shopping…

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CHOC RASPBERRY BROWNIES WITH WARM CHOC SAUCE Serves 8, Prep 20 mins, Cook 50 mins WHAT YOU NEED 200g unsalted butter, chopped 200g dark cooking chocolate, chopped 1½ cups brown sugar, firmly packed 4 free-range eggs, lightly beaten 1¼ cups plain flour ⅓ cup Dutch processed cocoa ½ tsp baking powder 1½ cups frozen Australian raspberries (175g) Vanilla ice-cream, to serve WARM CHOC SAUCE: 200g dark cooking chocolate, chopped 300ml tub thickened cream 60g marshmallows 1 Grease an 18cm x 28cm rectangular slice pan. Line base and sides with baking paper, extending 2cm above pan edges. 2 Place butter and chocolate in a medium saucepan over a low heat. Stir until smooth. Transfer to a large bowl. Add sugar. Whisk until combined. Cool slightly. Add eggs. Whisk until combined. 3 Sift…

This week, everyone’s talking about ... SUBTLETY HAS NEVER BEEN IN Madonna’s vocabulary. So when the pop icon gathered her family and friends in Puglia, Italy, for a two-night celebration of her 59th birthday on Aug. 16, the bustier-andbangle- loving singer rode a horse through the town of Lecce, boogied with abandon and dressed her most recently welcomed kids, twins Estere and Stelle, in matching Dolce & Gabbana hydrangea-print outfits. As her artistic collaborators Mert Alas and Riccardo Tisci described it on Instagram with dancing- girl emojis, it was the “Night of the Gypsies.” All-out birthday bashes have been a calling card for the Material Girl, who marked her 58th with son Rocco on holiday in Cuba last year and landed noise complaints for her Hamptons fete in 2015, which…

BRAD PITT AND ANGELINA JOLIE ARE STEERING clear of the courts in their split (for now) but it has been revealed the pair were sued in April by French interior designer Odile Soudant, who says in 2010 she was given “carte blanche” to design a lighting scheme for their 40-room French residence, Chateau Miraval. Pitt “wanted to make it an exceptional place and believed that light should be at the heart of this,” she told French newspaper Libération. The project—laboured over by a staff of 17—went on for years but gradually, says Soudant, she stopped receiving payment. When she suspended work, Pitt emailed her: “I don’t know how things happen in France but in the United States, friends don’t attack friends ... Let’s finish the project and be proud of…

IN A NEW DOCUMENTARY, CHRIS BROWN: Welcome to My Life, the rapper opens up about the infamous 2009 night when he violently abused his then-girlfriend, Rihanna (he later pleaded guilty to assault). Events came to a head when Brown’s ex approached the couple at Clive Davis’s Grammy event. “The ceremony’s about to start, she’s just crying,” he recalled. “She got over it … We were both drinking a little bit, laughing, joking. And then we left.” Later, Rihanna, now 29, found a text from the woman on Brown’s phone. “She starts going off, she throws the phone,” says Brown, now 28. “ ‘I hate you.’ Starts hitting me … I remember she tried to kick me, but then I really hit her, with a closed fist, I punched her. I busted…

WITH AN 18-MONTH-OLD BOY at home, Rose Byrne needs energy—but it’s waning. The reason? She and actor boyfriend Bobby Cannavale, 47, are expecting their second child (he also has son Jake, 22, from an earlier marriage). “I’m a little tired but feeling good,” she said, posing with her brother, photographer George, in the David Jones magazine Jones. “Everyone was very sweet on set today, and you always get a little bit more attention when you’re pregnant, which is fabulous.” In July, with Rocco 6 months old, Byrne, now 38, said he had changed her priorities: “You have this huge responsibility you didn’t have before—there’s someone you have to keep alive!” she told Sydney’s Daily Telegraph. “I also like to think Rocco has brought out better qualities in me.” As a mother, Byrne is…

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“Your hair is also what you put in your body, so eat right —Harry Josh Celebrity hairstylist Harry Josh is the man behind model Gisele Bündchen’s coveted tresses. He shares his insight on the technique that made him famous: his effortless beachy waves. “Around 2002, Gisele helped me come up with the lived-in texture that I’ve become known for. Her hair is naturally wavy and she was like, ‘Don’t curl it too much, just wave it a little bit.’ Over the years Josh has perfected the look, making it more chic. The secret weapon, he says, is a curling iron, which he always holds “horizontally when I’m curling the hair and, when I’m done, I blow-dry the waves while brushing them out, so the look is more cohesive.” Having worked…

SOCIAL SNAPS The stars love over-sharing JESSICA BIEL A bit excited and intimidated by her meal, the actress observed in a pointed Aug. 14 post, “Love at first bite. #kebabcoma.” SYLVESTER STALLONE “Getting punched out by the amazing @chrissymetz on the set of THIS IS US,” wrote the Rocky star of his slugged-out selfie on Aug. 12. JEREMY RENNER “Friday night face paint night! #woohoo #glamitup #partywithapurpose,” posted the Arrival star, himself a former makeup artist, with daughter Ava, 4, on Aug. 11. HAYLEY MAGNUS The actress, 28, talks to WHO’s Carly Bass about loving books, getting engaged and working with the right girl. Your Instagram feed is filled with book reviews. I really do love reading and I feel like I can talk about that with integrity. If you…

FROM FRESH-FACED Queenslander to whitefaced Tudor—with added skin blemishes, high forehead, bright red tresses and stiff 16th-century garb—actress Margot Robbie was almost unrecognisable as she chameleoned from Hollywood siren to historical royal to play Elizabeth I in the upcoming film Mary Queen of Scots. The Wolf of Wall Street star seemed to have forsaken vanity to become the besetupon monarch, who reportedly covered her facial smallpox scars with corrosive leadbased paint, which further damaged her skin. Robbie is not the first Australian to change face to portray the real-life character —actress Cate Blanchett was nominated for Oscars for her take in the 1998 film Elizabeth, and its 2007 sequel. Joining 27-year-old Robbie in Mary Queen of Scots is Saoirse Ronan in the title role, as Elizabeth’s cousin and rival; Joe…

PARENTS OF THREE Jay-Z and Beyoncé are on the move. Music’s reigning royals—who welcomed twins Rumi and Sir in mid-June—are gearing up to send daughter Blue Ivy, 5, to kindergarten while preparing to settle into a palatial new Los Angeles estate, which they reportedly purchased for a cool $US90 million. “They are very happy to finally have a home,” says a source close to the couple, who have been occupying a $US400,000-per-month Malibu rental. Their new 2,790sq-m home boasts a full-sized basketball court and a spa and wellness centre, according to the Los Angeles Times. “Their goal was to find the perfect family home before Blue started kindergarten.” While Blue misses her preschool friends and is “excited” to head back to class, she’s also been a hands-on big sister. “They…

On the road Launching into her widely anticipated headline set at Britain’s V Festival on Aug. 19, Pink kicked things off by climbing a large crane and moving across to a hook suspended above the cheering crowds at Hylands Park in Chelmsford, before jumping onto the stage to sing her 2001 hit “Get the Party Started”. It took her a few songs to calm down from the stunt—“I’ve only just stopped shaking,” she admitted, “I hate construction cranes”—but pulling off balancing acts has become regular routine for the pop-star parent. Forgetting the lyrics to her new hit single “What About Us”, she blamed 8-month-old son Jameson. “I don’t know what happened tonight, I apologise for forgetting so many words,” Pink, also mum to Willow, 6, told the crowd. “This is…

The death of comedian and filmmaker Jerry Lewis on Aug. 20 inspired a volley of tributes from Hollywood. “I am because he was,” said Jim Carrey, acknowledging that his crazy brand of Ace Ventura slapstick wouldn’t have existed without Lewis’s rubber-limbed, rubber-faced, even rubbervoiced performances in classics like The Bellhop (1960) and The Nutty Professor (1963). Wrote Samuel L. Jackson: “He’ll keep ’em laffin in the ever after!” The 91-year-old Lewis—who died at home in Las Vegas, surrounded by loved ones including his second wife, SanDee, 66, and their daughter, Danielle, 25—would have immodestly agreed. “I’m a multifaceted, talented, wealthy, internationally famous genius,” he once said. One of the most popular entertainers of the post-World War II era, he was an actor, writer, director and inventor (he created the on-set…

FAUX GLOW Applying a gradual tanner will help moisturise skin while building a light colour. A measured application will ensure you don’t go too dark, too soon and instead achieve a subtle, natural-looking spring glow. The more often you apply, the more depth you will achieve. PEARLS FOR GIRLS A bright smile is always the perfect accessory. Lighten your teeth at home with pastes and pens that deliver dentistworthy shades of white. Try a pop of colour on the lips to make teeth appear even brighter— think cerise or berry pigments with blue undertones. BLONDE AMBITIONS Spring is the time to lighten up your look—ditch dull hair shades in favour of a few highlights. “Skin tone and eye colour are key pointers to deciding what shade of blonde will best…

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ARIES MARCH 20–APRIL 18 There is much mileage to be gained in going back over old ground: mistakes made earlier can be rectified and people you have known or worked with in the past could prove helpful. What you mustn’t do is gloss over what seems to be a minor anomaly—if something is not quite right, fix it. For more, phone 1902 261 655. TAURUS APRIL 19–MAY 20 Matters revolving around property and family are in the frame, and in an unusual way; a surprise offer or announcement for some; a new item or system for others. Mercury has still another week to go in retrograde, so you will need to be a little patient with people who are not getting back to you. They will. For more, phone 1902…

STEADY ON She hadn’t released an episode of her weekly podcast Anna Faris is Unqualified since the Aug. 6 announcement of her split from Guardians of the Galaxy 2 actor Chris Pratt, 38, but when Faris did issue a new entry on Aug. 15, the Mom actress, 40, wasn’t holding back on lessons learnt. ”Don’t be afraid to feel your independence if things aren’t right. I made that mistake,” she told a caller. “Life is too short for you to be in relationships where somebody doesn’t have your back or somebody doesn’t fully value you.” FRIENDS ZONE Justin Theroux, 46, could have met Jennifer Aniston, 48— his wife of two years— several decades earlier if he had just set a wake-up call, according to web retailer Mr Porter’s weekly Journal.…