Innholdsfortegnelse for Issue 29, 2021 i WHO

Only recently have I started prioritising self-care and taking time out to do something purely for me (currently that’s going for a walk or a run every day) and the effect it’s had on my overall wellbeing is tenfold. I’m a better version of myself for it and definitely a more patient mum to a very spirited toddler. The value of me-time is certainly not lost on our cover star, Lara Worthington. The mum-of-three shares how she’s getting through lockdown and her best wellness tips exclusively on page 10. For media personality Chrissie Swan, the decision to prioritise her health was the beginning of her stunning transformation. A simple meditation session was all it took to kickstart her brand new approach to life. Read all about it on page 16.…

She’s made no secret of her desire to marry boyfriend Sam Asghari and have more children. And while Britney Spears is still fighting for her freedom, the star has given the clearest indication yet she is ready to start living her life, her way. On July 18, the singer, 39, headed out for a coffee date with her beau of four years, where she proudly showed off her massive new sparkling diamond ring. Accepting a proposal from the personal trainer, 27, is just one of the ways Britney is taking back control from the conservatorship, which has been ruling her life for the past 13 years. Speaking out for the second time in a month, Britney addressed the court on July 16, doubling down on her desire to wrestle back…

Her scene-stealing role as Scarlett Johansson’s spunky younger sister in the blockbuster Black Widow has won Florence Pugh scores new fans, but none bigger than her boyfriend of two years, actor Zach Braff. On July 6, the former Scrubs star revealed a painting of her superhero character Yelena Belova he had commissioned from comic book artist Phil Noto. “Go see Black Widow this weekend,” he posted on Instagram. “And watch @florencepugh save the world!” As Pugh’s career is taking off, Braff, 46, is reportedly keen to take his devotion to the next level. “He’s been very supportive and not held her back in the slightest,” a source tells UK’s The Mirror. “He’s making every indication that he’s really ready to settle down.” The low-key pair first became friends in August…

Fans might call her unlucky in love at times, but Khloé Kardashian has currently found herself smack bang in the middle of a complicated love triangle. The reality star caused a stir between her former lover, basketball pro Tristan Thompson, and her ex-husband Lamar Odom after posting a thirst-trap bikini snap to Instagram on July 10 – with both men lusting after Kardashian. Odom, 41, was all praise for his former wife, calling Kardashian a “hottie”. But while Thompson, 30, also showed his love for the sexy pic with a series of emojis, he wasn’t having any of Odom’s comment and lashed out at him on the social media site. “@lamarodom God brought you back the first time. Play if you want, different results,” the Boston Celtics player wrote, seemingly…

Josie Werner couldn’t be any more different from George Goldfeder. But when the dancer first laid eyes on the nerdy Dungeons and Dragons player on Beauty and the Geek, she was instantly smitten. “I had my eye on George from the start,” the 21-year-old Sydneysider tells WHO. While the vivacious uni student signed on to the show to teach the less confident guys all her dating tricks, it was Werner who ended up being a bundle of nerves. During a date with Goldfeder, 27, she was unable to make the first move. “I had butterflies in my stomach and was a complete mess,”Werner says. “I wanted to kiss him but missed all the signals. It’s fair to say there was definitely chemistry between us from day one.” What made you…

Four months after Naya drowned in the waters of Lake Piru, her ex-husband Ryan Dorsey filed a wrongful death lawsuit on behalf of Josey against Ventura County, the county’s Parks and Recreation Management and the United Water Conservation District. According to the Nov. 17 complaint, the pontoon boat Naya rented “was not even equipped with any flotation or lifesaving devices, in direct violation of California law.”The next court hearing is scheduled for Nov. 4.…

“I look at Emily, and the similarities are so mind-boggling”—SINERT Sitting side by side on a couch in Manayunk, Philadelphia, wearing identical pink sweaters and cradling matching coffee mugs, Emily Bushnell and Molly Sinert share the same easy laugh and finish each other’s sentences as they describe the day they have planned together. The pair are unmistakably identical twins – but until three months ago they were strangers. In fact, this is only the third time they’ve met. “I’ve laughed more in the past couple of days than I have in a long time,” Bushnell says of being with her sister. “She gets me, and for the first time I feel like I can be me.” Born in South Korea in 1985, Bushnell and Sinert were sent to separate foster…

We can all attest to being time-poor, so whether it’s applying your mascara on the work commute or adding a touch of concealer while running out the door, a five-minute face is the ultimate goal. All you need are the right tools to get you there, and with simple, fresh makeup now trending and multitasking products in abundance, here are a few of the best performing buys to save you time.…

Favourite skincare product: Lucas’ Papaw for lips. Favourite makeup product: Stila Liquid Eye Shadow is an absolute favourite at the moment, especially for stage, as it moves with the light. Favourite beauty tool: An eyebrow spoolie. Favourite haircare product: System Professional Hydrate Quenching Mist. My boyfriend loves it, too! Favourite fragrance: Gucci Bloom, hands down. Nude or bright lipstick: Bright. Can’t leave the house without? I love the YSL oil-based lip colours, which I use on my cheeks, too. It’s a more glossy finish and I love the peachy tones. Handbag must-have: Jane Iredale finishing powder – I really love it.…

First Nations Fashion + Design (FNFD) held its first Indigenous runway at Afterpay Australian Fashion Week last month, starring a historic all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cast. From stunning designs to new faces to watch, check out the highlights and essential add-to-carts! SEE NOW, SHOP NOW Direct from the runway, resort wear label Maara Collective offers a range of luxury designs produced in collaboration with Indigenous artists and creatives. With every product purchased, the label donates proceeds to the Buy1Give1 program, supporting digital training and education in remote Indigenous communities. FACE OF CHANGE Model and FNFD ambassador Charlee Fraser stunned in a sculptural design by FNFD founder Grace Lillian Lee. “This is the very first time Indigenous designs have graced the Fashion Week runway since its creation 25 years…

Life has definitely been keeping Jules Robinson on her toes. In March last year, she launched her shapewear line Figur – just as the world was launched into a pandemic. Then in September, life got even busier when she and hubby Cameron Merchant welcomed their beautiful baby boy Oliver. “It’s beautiful. He’s just changing so much and looking more like Cam every day,” she reveals. And things are about to get even more chaotic, with Robinson revealing that they’re planning for baby number two. “We couldn’t be happier and we look forward to having another one!” she says. But while the past year has definitely brought a lot of blessings, it’s also taught Robinson about the importance of making time for herself. “It’s been a juggle,” explains the MAFS alum,…

TO A WEDDING Wearing white to a wedding is strictly off limits (unless the bride gives the OK). Also, avoid anything that puts the attention squarely on you. “Blue denim or any palette of glittery, shimmery outfits can be saved for the club dance floor, so as not to detract from the bride or bridesmaids,”Wilson says. FOR A FUNERAL “Cultural sensitivity is usually advised when seeking to avoid certain colours at events or ceremonies,”Wilson says.“For example, a Chinese burial is more likely to feature white, with red strictly forbidden. In South Africa, red has been worn as a tribute, and Egyptians grieve in yellow.” AT A JOB INTERVIEW The key is to research the role that you’re applying for. “A powerful black suit might not reflect the role of a…

ARIES MAR. 20-APR. 18 Being a fire sign, you always love a bit of fun. The good news is you’re in the right place at the right time, astrologically speaking, to have a good time now. Just don’t derail all the good vibes by plunging into torrid conversations that make everyone feel yucky, at home or work. Talk things through. TAURUS APR. 19-MAY 20 Very happy to be able to report that this could be your lucky week as your ruling planet Venus connects with the planet of all things lovely, lucky and auspicious, Jupiter. So go into it expecting good things. In particular, it looks good for romance, kids (your own or someone else’s) and creativity, as well as your social life. Enjoy! GEMINI MAY 21-JUN. 20 Overall it’s…

For author Mimi Kwa, it took a conflict between herself and her dad to trigger the inspiration for her family inspired tome, House of Kwa. “All my life, whenever I told people my father was one of 32 children, jaws would drop so I knew there was always going to be a fascinating story to tell,” she tells WHO of her writing journey. “I used writing to explore our Kwa history. The book visits the past to understand the present.” A sweeping story, hailing from the Imperial compound in Beijing to Hong Kong and then Australia, Kwa’s brother jokingly calls her new novel “Crazy Rich Asians without the rich!”“Every family has a skeleton in the closet – mental illness, dysfunction, inherited trauma or some sort of relationship struggle that hasn’t…

“I find myself in Starbucks going, ‘Hi, what’s your name?’ And they’re like, ‘Are you Kristin Chenoweth?’ I’m like, ‘Yeah, I am, and what [coffee] do you get?’ I like talking to people” Kristin Chenoweth, on being social again after lockdown, on Live with Kelly and Ryan. “Day 3 of unemployment: slept till noon because I stayed up late bingeing 90 Day Fiancé” Conan O’Brien, on how he’s been spending his time since his late-night show ended, on Twitter. “Pretty sure these lines are older than my niece, but she knows them better than I do” Will Smith, on his niece being more familiar with his 2004 movie Shark Tale than he is, on Instagram. “I’m very single. I might be undateable” Venus Williams, joking about her relationship status, to…

Celebrity gardener Jamie Durie has become a father for the second time, welcoming a daughter with fiancée Ameka Jane. The former House Rules judge shared the happy news on Jul. 18, posting a series of gorgeous snaps of his little family to Instagram. “My heart is overflowing,” the 51-year-old wrote. “We are thrilled to introduce you to our beautiful baby girl, Beau Durie.” Durie also thanked Jane, whom he proposed to on Valentine’s Day this year, for “bringing so much joy into our lives”. “Words can’t describe how proud I am of my girls,” he added. Beau is the couple’s first child, while Durie already has a 26-year-old daughter, Taylor, with ex-girlfriend Michelle Glennock. DEATH Australia’s oldest living actress Mary Ward has passed away at 106 years old. Best known…

1 Camila hits back The ‘Señorita’ singer has clapped back at body-shamers in a powerful TikTok video. “I am grateful for this body that lets me do what I need to do,” Camila Cabello said. 2 Chrissy’s battle After being called out for and admitting to being a cyberbully, Chrissy Teigen has shared she’s been feeling “depressed” and“lost” since the scandal played out in June.“It feels weird to pretend like nothing’s happened,” she told her Insta followers. 3 Drew gets flirty with Leo Drew Barrymore reacted to Leonardo DiCaprio’s recent Instagram post about the dangers of global warming by commenting: “You should be the only hot one and not our planet!” Shoot your shot, girl! 4 Katy & Miranda: yoga buddies! Katy Perry and Miranda Kerr have more than Orlando…

Hours after her July 16 court call, Britney shared an Instagram video of herself horseriding and turning cartwheels. “You have no idea what it means to be supported by such awesome fans !!!!” she wrote, signing off with“#FreeBritney”. In her next post, Britney didn’t name anyone but slammed those “closest to her” who had supported her publicly after abandoning her privately. “How dare the people you love the most say anything at all,” she wrote, hours after her mother Lynne and sister Jamie Lynn posted cryptic messages of support. “Did they even put a hand out to even lift me up at the TIME !!!??? How dare you make it public that NOW you CARE … did you put your hand out when I was drowning ???? Again … NO.…

They’ve been married for almost three years and after admitting he“wants to have a few” little ones, Justin Bieber threw fans into a frenzy when he hinted his wife Hailey might be pregnant. The singer, 27, posted a black and white image of himself with his love on July 20 with a very telling caption. “Mom and dad,” Justin captioned the snap. But the model, 24, was quick to shut down any rumours. “I think u should maybe change this caption to *Dog Mom and Dad* before anyone gets it twisted,” Hailey replied along with a crying happy face emoji. This isn’t the first time that the Canadian pop star has made people believe he was starting a family. In 2019, the star was widely criticised for announcing his wife…

It’s been 23 years in the making so when Emma Bunton announced she had wed partner Jade Jones, family, friends and fans alike were understandably ecstatic. The Spice Girls singer, 45, and the former boy band member-turned-chef, 42, tied the knot in a small but magical ceremony recently – sharing the news on Instagram on July 13. “Mr and Mrs Jones!” Bunton captioned a snap of the couple in a sweet embrace. The couple, who started dating in 1998 and got engaged in 2011, opted for an intimate celebration – with Bunton wearing a short white dress with sheer sleeves and a flower crown and Jones donning a Gucci blazer and a brown trilby hat. Yet despite the low-key nature of their nuptials, the newlyweds received hundreds of congratulatory messages…

Between the many Disney diehards, Marvel maniacs and Euphoria evangelists, Zendaya Stoermer Coleman aka Zendaya (she dropped the rest early on in her career to be “cool, like Cher or Prince”) already has quite the fan club. And that’s before you even begin to count the fashion lovers who have become devotees of the actress’ style on and off the red carpet. The 24-year-old was a star in the making years before she said goodbye to her beloved Disney character on KC Undercover in 2018. And it didn’t take long before Hollywood recognised her as such, with Zendaya becoming the youngest woman to ever win an Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series for her performance in Euphoria last September. “In a lot of ways it feels like…

Make sure to continue your glow-infused moisturiser down to your décolletage to get Shaik’s luminosity. Try Nudestix’s caramel shades to save on bronzer and contour products. For perfect mascara application every time, Melei suggests picking one with 24-hour wear, like Revlon’s So Fierce Big Bad Lash Mascara, which comes in both washable and waterproof. “Close your eyes and with a small fluffy eyeshadow brush, apply a thin layer of translucent powder to your lashes before applying your mascara,” she says. “It will set the lashes and prevent smudging.”…

TRENDING NOW: NEW BALANCE Different takes on the “dad shoe” have come and gone over the years and the latest version hot on A-lister heels is the New Balance 990. The sneakers have been seen and styled on the likes of Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and Kaia Gerber, who have embraced the re-release of the iconic shoe. Initially hitting shelves in 1982, New Balance’s latest MADE 990 Version Series celebrates the signature range, with another three releases throughout the year sure to delight sneaker lovers with a nostalgic appreciation for the 990 franchise. GAME CHANGER Combining fashion with mum functionality, Aussie label Apéro has reinvented breastfeeding-friendly tops with their latest range. The brand’s iconic tees now come in “feed-friendly” styles, thanks to cleverly placed zippers. Designed with two invisible zips concealed in…

Have you ever noticed certain clothes just seem to make you feel better? It might be an emerald green top that can’t help but put a spring in your step. Or that black tailored blazer that makes you feel more confident and in charge. Welcome to the world of dopamine dressing. It’s based around the idea that looking at certain colours can release the feel-good hormone dopamine. And at a time when many of us are ready to re-embrace the world afresh, it’s little wonder it’s one of the hottest trends of 2021. “Dopamine dressing is based on the idea that strutting out in the right colour will enhance your affect, cognition and behaviour,” neuropsychotherapist Joanne Wilson explains. “Dopamine fuels your wanting system to take action and is particularly sensitive…

Grief is one of the most universal experiences people go through. It comes with no rulebook and it affects everyone in different ways. The feelings that come with grief are often painful and confusing. But you don’t have to go through it alone. “Grief is a healthy and natural response to loss or a significant change that shows that someone or something that we love has been lost,” says Dr Lefteris Patlamazoglou, a counselling psychologist and lecturer at Monash University. “Everybody’s grief looks different and also changes through time.” THE EFFECTS OF GRIEF Common responses include sadness, anxiety, anger, disbelief, guilt, irritability and social withdrawal. “The irreversibility of the loss makes us yearn for the deceased or for things to be like they used to, ruminate over the loss, and…

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Red Curry Chicken Meatballs and Sweet Potato Noodles SERVES 4 INGREDIENTS Olive oil, for pan-frying 1 bunch Asian greens (gai lan or choy sum), cut into 10cm lengths 3 garlic cloves, finely chopped 300g sweet potato Noodles, boiled and drained DUMPLING DIPPING SAUCE 1 tbsp soy sauce 1 tbsp Chinese black vinegar 1 tsp sesame oil MEATBALLS 1 garlic clove, peeled Grated zest and juice of 1 lime 1 golden shallot, finely chopped 1 stick lemongrass, white part only, finely chopped 1 makrut lime leaf, shredded 2 tbsp sesame oil 1kg chicken mince 2 tbsp red curry paste 250g green beans, trimmed and finely chopped Sea salt and freshly ground black pepper OPTIONAL INGREDIENTS Lime wedges and sesame seeds METHOD 1 For the meatballs, blitz the garlic, zest and juice,…

Everyone wants to make a good impression when they head out on a first date, which must feel impossible with 22 other gorgeous women tagging along. But Jay Lal  did just that, bowling Bachelor Jimmy Nicholson over with her flirty game of chess on her arrival. The 31-year-old nutritionist’s smile and charm made such an impact that the pilot gave her the key to the First Class Lounge. A new inclusion in this season, the key gives Lal access to a private area where she can spend valuable one-on-one time with the Bachelor without other women interrupting. “I was so shocked! The other ladies were all so intelligent and beautiful,” the Sydneysider tells WHO of being awarded the highly coveted prize. “I remember not knowing what to say when he…

THE OTHER SIDE OF BEAUTIFUL by Kim Lock When Mercy Blain’s house burns down, she’s quickly flung out into a world she’s been ignoring for the past two years. Finding refuge in a cult classic campervan, she is taken on an unwilling journey to face her anxiety and embrace life. (Out now) THE NIGHT SHE DISAPPEARED by Lisa Jewell A case that was never solved, an abandoned mansion and a family hiding a terrible secret. From the global No. 1 bestselling author of The Family Upstairs, this new page-turner will have you hooked from the very first paragraph. (Out now) MEDIA TARTS by Julia Baird Based on extensive interviews, Media Tarts provides a powerful insight into a generation of Australian female politicians and the part the press played in their…

Last time I sang out loud A little bit today. Someone quoted Kenny Rogers, and then we just started singing, you know [she sings], “You’ve got to know … la la la la.”That’s it, ‘The Gambler’. Last time a pet made me laugh My husband [François-Henri Pinault] said, “Did you get a new dog?” Because he’s always paranoid. I look outside, and our Frenchie is playing with a fox! She’s the smallest dog I’ve ever had, but she’s the boss. Last recurring dream I dream a lot that I’m flying or levitating, where I just take off from earth. I love the sensation – just to know that you know what it feels like. Last moment of bliss Meditation yesterday. I have a meditation room, and I bring my [pet]…

Walking along a beach in the Greek Islands on July 13, Demi Moore could’ve easily been mistaken for one of her young daughters. The 58-year-old showed off her taut and trim body as she enjoyed a beach day with her equally enviable daughter, Rumer Willis, 32, at hotspot Nammos in Mykonos. As the pair reclined on their beachside lounge chairs to soak up the sun, they left little to the imagination in their barely there swimwear – with Willis rocking a yellow G-string, while the actress opted for a frilly burgundy bikini. “I find peace when I don’t see my body as the enemy”- MOORE The mother-daughter duo, who were in Greece to attend the star’s goddaughter’s christening earlier that week, are no strangers to showing off their killer bods.…

No matter what the label inside her jeans reads, Chrissie Swan has always been an advocate for loving yourself regardless of your size. But throughout the pandemic the star has seen a shift in her priorities, which has helped her shed a significant amount of weight. The Nova radio host, 47, revealed the secret behind her stunning transformation has been prioritising her health and making time for “self-care”. Swan focused on making her lifestyle changes during Melbourne’s massive 112-day lockdown, which ran from July to October last year. “Learning how to meditate kicked it off for me and I realised after the first 10-minute block that it was the first time in ages I’d stopped and slowed down with my own wellbeing top of mind,” Swan told fans on Instagram…

Emily Blunt and hubby John Krasinski may be everybody’s favourite movie couple but the actress’ latest double act – she stars alongside Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson in the new adventure film Jungle Cruise – certainly comes close. Just like box office hit Pirates of the Caribbean, which is based off a Disneyland theme park ride, Disney hopes to repeat the magic with Jungle Cruise – another popular ride featuring a small riverboat travelling through a spooky jungle filled with dangerous reptiles and animals. Portraying gutsy Indiana Jones-style heroine, Dr Lily Houghton, Blunt relished taking on The Rock, doing her own stunts and swinging from jungle vines. Married 11 years to The Office and Jack Ryan star Krasinski, 41, the couple share their Brooklyn townhouse with daughters Hazel, 7, and…

VESTIRSI Melbourne handbag brand Vestirsi believes that when women support women, incredible things can happen – especially in the mental health space. This means that for every bag sold, Vestirsi donates 10 per cent of net proceeds to supporting essential Australian women’s mental health charities in the hope it can make a positive impact. THE UPSIDE Committed to shining a light on mental health, this activewear brand believes true wellness goes far beyond toned arms and green smoothies. As a longstanding champion of the R U OK Day initiative, The Upside will continue their tradition of donating proceeds from their limited-edition muscle tank this September. New kit for a good cause? We’re sold! SUPRE FOUNDATION The Cotton On group continues to dedicate itself to amazing causes on the sustainability and…

RESPONDING TO UNCOMFORTABLE FEELINGS • Being unable to accept emotional discomfort stops us from creating healthy boundaries. • We can’t directly control our feelings (even through avoidance), but we can control how we respond to them. • Honour your feelings by identifying them, expressing them, regulating them, and processing them. • Regulate your feelings by using the acceptance process: notice, describe, allow, accept and take values-directed action. RESPONDING TO UNHELPFUL THOUGHTS • Buying into unhelpful thoughts stops us from creating healthy boundaries. • We can’t directly control our thoughts, but we can control how we respond to them. • Your mind uses thought bait to get your attention. • Regulate how you respond to your thoughts by using the acceptance process: notice, classify, neutralise, accept and take values-directed action. SELF-COMPASSION…

BLUE: light blue for refreshing friendliness and dark blue for strength and reliability. GREEN: earthiness, new beginnings, abundance and growth. YELLOW: sunshine, happiness and hope. ORANGE: vibrance, vitality, energy, movement and change. RED: heat, love, passion, power and prosperity. PURPLE: wealth, romance, spirituality, creativity and imagination. BROWN: dependability, steadfastness, warmth and wholeness. BLACK: strength, leadership, edgy or elegance. WHITE: purity, cleanliness, simplicity and virtue. Warm colours such as red, orange and yellow remind us of sunset, sunrise, heat, fire and autumn leaves. These can translate to passion, positivity, brightness and energy. Cool colours such as blue, green and purple reflect evening, water and nature, and can evoke feelings of safety, calm and tranquillity. Neutral colours of black, grey, white, beige and brown represent sophistication, depending on the outfit.…

If someone you know is grieving, don’t be afraid to reach out. “Be proactive. People who grieve may find it difficult to complete chores, so cooking, cleaning, doing the laundry and running errands on their behalf can be very helpful,”Dr Patlamazoglou says. “Also, connect them with a grief counsellor or support services. People usually receive a lot of support from family and friends soon after a loved one’s death, but this support dissipates later on. Importantly, keep checking on grieving people regularly and respect their boundaries at the same time.”…

WHO CAN BENEFIT? “Therapy is something that can benefit anyone,” says Dr Averil Cook, clinical psychologist and lecturer at the Australian College of Applied Psychology. “The most important things are finding the right fit with a qualified therapist, and also finding a type of therapy that works for you and your concerns.” FINDING A THERAPIST “Your GP will often have the names of therapists in your local area they have worked with in the past,” Dr Cook says. “You can also look up a clinician register on the AHPRA page (ahpra.gov.au), which lists therapists in your local area. Have a look at their qualifications and ensure they are a fully qualified psychologist, social worker, counsellor or mental health clinician and that they have experience working with the mental health issues…

Even just the thought of mulled wine immediately makes us think of cozy fireplaces, warm blankets and the smell of toasted spices. Historically, heated wine was created by the Romans in the 2nd century to keep their bodies warm throughout winter. The inclusion of herbs and spices to the warmed wine was to avoid illness and improve the overall flavour of their not-so-delicious claret. Over centuries, mulled wine, or spiced wine as it’s also known, grew in popularity throughout Europe – particularly Sweden where it also goes by the name glögg. With each country adding their own unique herbs and spices to the wine, this mouth-watering drink has become a European Christmas tradition over the years. While making your own spiced wine is relatively easy, it has become even simpler…

BELINDA The 29-year-old criminal lawyer from Qld calls herself “a cyclone”. Belinda says she would move to a“desert island” for the right person. CARLIE The lawyer, 33, from Vic is looking for what her parents have. “They’ve been disgustingly in love for 46 years,” she explains. STEPH Having dated a pilot, Steph, 27, thinks they are all“cheaters”. Can Nicholson change the WA business development manager’s mind? LILY The 23-year-old crane operator from Vic is done with “players” and is looking to settle down after having her heart broken.…

If you’ve ever wondered what eight songs define the lives of celebrities, including David Beckham, Ed Sheeran, Sheryl Sandberg and even Sir David Attenborough, this podcast is for you. It features episodes of the iconic British radio series hosted by DJ Lauren Laverne. Guests also reveal what luxury item they would take to a desert island. Revealing and often moving, this is a thought-provoking listen with the added bonus of great tunes, too. (Streaming on listnr.com now)…

STYLE IN THE CITY NEW YORK CITY Sarah Jessica Parker (as Carrie Bradshaw) rocked a stylish look while filming the SATC reboot And Just Like That… – love it! MAN IN BLACK NEW YORK CITY Hugh Jackman’s promoting his latest movie Reminiscence. He stopped by Stephen Colbert’s late-night talk show to chat about playing a time-travelling scientist. POP STAR NEW YORK CITY If Beyoncé wanted to go incognito while out shopping recently, this colour-popping Mara Hoffman mini dress was not the outfit to wear – no matter how fabulous it is! BARBIE GIRL INSTAGRAM Tennis queen Naomi Osaka has teamed up with toy maker Mattel to create the Role Model Barbie. “I really hope every child is reminded they can be and do anything,” she said of the collab. “This…