Innholdsfortegnelse for Issue 19, 2023 i WHO

If there’s one thing our British friends know how to do well, it’s rolling out all the pomp and circumstance at a ceremonial event. They don’t come much bigger or more historic than King Charles III’s coronation. The last one took place 70 years ago when the late Queen Elizabeth II was crowned in 1953. Like many Australians, I stayed up late on Saturday, May 6 to watch the glorious spectacle unfold. Even the most fervent republicans (hey, Dad!) would almost certainly have been moved by the sheer pageantry of the event, which was watched by a global audience in the billions. For me, though, the standout moments included Prince Louis stealing the show – yet again – thanks to his antics on the Buckingham Palace balcony, the…

While the late Queen Elizabeth II managed to cram 8000 guests into the pews for her 1953 coronation, King Charles slashed his own guest list down to just 2300. Among other royal guests, such as Denmark’s Crown Prince Frederik and Crown Princess Mary, and political dignitaries, like US First Lady Jill Biden and Australia’s Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, a slew of notable celebrities made an appearance. Katy Perry and Lionel Richie made the cut thanks to their performances at the King’s Coronation Concert the following day (see page 16), while Nick Cave, Sam Kerr and Adam Hills were among 14 Aussies handpicked to represent our country due to their contributions in arts, sport, defence, medicine, academia and business. GUESTS OF HONOUR For centuries, convention dictated that no other crowned royals…

KING CHARLES’ CORONATION 2023 On the third and final day of Coronation celebrations, many across the UK gave back to their communities by volunteering for The Big Help Out. And among them were the Wales family, with Kate and William taking George, Charlotte and Louis to help renovate a Scout hut in Slough. The three youngsters, flanked by their parents, gave a helping hand to other volunteers by painting, drilling, filling wheelbarrows with dirt and manning a mini digger. While there was plenty of work to be done, the family day out was also filled with fun – with a round of archery, some painting and toasting marshmallows over an open fire to top it all off. It was a busy long weekend for all the royals, but particularly…

Photographer Larry Birkhead first met model and world-famous widow Anna Nicole Smith when he was sent to cover the Barnstable-Brown Gala in Kentucky in 2003. “She blew me kisses, and I was intrigued by her, nothing came out of it,” he told the Daily Mail. At the same event a year later, they reconnected, and three months after that, he moved to Los Angeles to be with her. On September 7, 2006, Smith gave birth to their daughter, Dannielynn, but died five months later. At the annual event on May 5, the now 16-year-old wore a black tulle skirt and blouse featuring photos from her mum’s iconic Guess campaign. “It’s funny how one event can change your life. And that’s what this party did for me,” Birkhead told People magazine.…

Carrie Fisher has been awarded a posthumous star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, with her daughter Billie Lourd and Star Wars co-star Mark Hamill paying tribute to the late actress during the ceremony. Speaking at the event on May 4 – fittingly, Star Wars Day – Hamill referred to his former co-star, who died in 2016 at the age of 60, as “our princess”. “I’ll never stop missing her,” he said. In her own speech, Lourd said her mother was “glitter” and “covered the world in it, both literally and metaphorically”. “She left a mark of her sparkle on everyone she met,” the actress, 30, added. The affair was somewhat overshadowed by a family dispute, with Lourd revealing she had not invited Fisher’s siblings to the event – accusing…

Stars from the small screen are speaking up and stepping out in solidarity after screenwriters shut their laptops and walked off the job on May 2. Negotiations between their union and Hollywood studios, such as Amazon, Netflix and Warner Bros, failed to come to a resolution over poor pay, with thousands of scribes walking out of their writers’ rooms – bringing production to a halt. The board of directors for the Writers Guild of America (WGA) voted unanimously to call for a walkout – its first in more than 15 years – with a statement describing a shifting media landscape where the rise of streaming has led to worse pay and less stable work, along with the looming threat of artificial intelligence in the industry also leaving writers facing an…

Real life WOMEN WHO INSPIRE Meg and Dolly Everett grew up hundreds of kilometres from anywhere, deep on a remote cattle station in the Northern Territory. They loved mustering livestock and riding their horses along the creek against the stunning backdrop of red earth and clear blue sky. They’d often go for weeks at a time without seeing other kids and it meant the girls, who were just two years apart in age, forged the closest of relationships – they were best friends as well as sisters. In January 2018 that all changed. Like many rural families, the girls left home as teenagers to attend boarding school where Dolly was subjected to a vicious campaign of bullying. Having told nobody about her plight, Dolly took her own life, aged just…

Next time you head out for some exercise, take a quick look at your shoes. Are they made for running? Walking? Lifting weights? Whatever activity you’re doing, choosing the right footwear is one of the best investments you can make for your feet. Just as importantly, it can prevent pain in other parts of your body such as your back, ankles and even your knees. WHY IT’S IMPORTANT “When we exercise we are asking more of our body and more of our feet than usual,” says Sarah Sweeney, podiatrist and founder of Sarah Sweeney Podiatry. “Therefore, we need more support than usual.” At the same time, your trusty walking shoes might not cut it for running or HIIT. “Our standard gait – the way we walk – is usually exaggerated…

SHOWER SPRITZ WARM If you’re short on time or simply prefer to shower, standing under warm water can help open up pores to remove dirt and impurities, which can help with reducing spots and blemishes. For a helping hand, choose body scrubs and loofahs that do a deep exfoliation and cleanse. vs COLD If you suffer from irritated, sensitive skin, then a cold shower will work wonders. Perfect for soothing and re-hydrating your body, cold water assists in keeping the scalp clean, too, for longer lasting fresh hair. Accompany your cool shower with clearing washes for refreshed skin. TUB TIME WARM There’s nothing like submerging into a tub full of warm, soothing water to relax your muscles. If you’re thinking of ending the weekend with some down-time, look for oils…

LUSH LIVING If you’re a fan of the latest maximalism trend, you’ll want to check out Sage x Clare’s Marguerite collection. Inspired by the decadence of the 1970s, bring beauty into every corner of your home with a vast collection of décor, textiles and homewares saturated in rich shades of burgundy, velvety greens and reds, mixed with retro patterns. For a bold makeover, head to sageandclare.com and shop the range today. NEW SCENTSATION Freshen up your space with Glasshouse Fragrances’ new luxury room scents. Whether you’re a fan of the tropical yet sweet A Tahaa Affair or the invigorating Lost in Amalfi, simply spritz your favourite scent to instantly fill the room with long lasting fragrance. BOLD BREW Add a dash of colour to your kitchen with Nespresso’s new Vertuo…

GREEN THUMBS LOS ANGELES Pretty Little Liars star Lucy Hale is fully embracing her plant lady era and has got her hands full while doing so! SILVER FOXES MIAMI Jon Bon Jovi and Andy Cohen took a trip to visit the new SiriusXM Miami Studios recently. ON THE BALL INSTAGRAM Ryan Reynolds was one happy chap as he celebrated his Wrexham Football Club promotion to the English Football League. “BONKERS,” he said of the May 2 antics. OH, BABY! INSTAGRAM It’s safe to say that Chrissy Teigen is a little obsessed with three-month-old daughter Esti. “… mine!!!” she captioned this adorable shot. GLAMOUR GIRL NEW YORK A bit of bad weather wasn’t going to rain on Priyanka Chopra Jonas’ parade with the actress stepping out in style in NYC. REV…

MOVIE BOOK CLUB: THE NEXT CHAPTER Our favourite foursome is back, with Jane Fonda, Diane Keaton, Mary Steenburgen and Candice Bergen reuniting for a trip of a lifetime. The sequel finds Vivian (Fonda) announcing her engagement to Arthur (Don Johnson), with her pals insisting they celebrate by hotfooting it to Italy. Cue all sorts of mischief and misadventures, as the ladies get up to their usual antics. (In cinemas now) Belinda Bromilow ‘WE’RE LIKE FAMILY’ THE ACTRESS ADMITS SHE ADORES WORKING ALONGSIDE HER THE GREAT CO-STARS You might recognise her from homegrown series Doctor Doctor or Packed to the Rafters, but Aussie actress Belinda Bromilow has been stepping into a more regal role of late. The 47-year-old, who is no stranger to playing quirky characters on the small screen,…

KING CHARLES’ CORONATION 2023 In a role that he has been primed and prepped for since he was 3 years old, His Majesty King Charles III was finally crowned at Westminster Abbey on May 6 in a glorious ceremony steeped in centuries of royal tradition. Organisers had said it would be an “unforgettable spectacle” and they certainly delivered, with not even the looming grey clouds and drizzling rain enough to detract from the dazzling success of the Coronation. In the lead-up, the public’s focus has been spent on the various royal dramas. But behind palace walls, long-time courtiers blocked out the noise and worked diligently to ensure the Coronation went off without a hitch. The King was crowned by the Church of England’s most senior cleric, the Archbishop of Canterbury,…

It’s been 18 months since Camila Cabello and Shawn Mendes called time on their two-year-long, PDA-packed relationship, but now they are ramping up to round two. On May 3, the pair could barely keep their hands off each other while waiting for a comedy show at Hollywood Improv on Melrose Avenue in Los Angeles. The cosy sighting comes after they were spotted holding hands while strolling the streets of Venice, California, and after videos and photos of the pair kissing at Coachella went viral in April. After their date at the comedy show, Mendes and Cabello were spotted heading towards the Sunset Tower Hotel in West Hollywood. “Shawn and Camila aren’t officially back together, but they are enjoying each other’s company and seeing where things go,” a source told Entertainment…

who’s news Ed Sheeran has breathed a sigh of relief, after a United States jury found he did not plagiarise Marvin Gaye’s ‘Let’s Get It On’ when he wrote his mega-hit ‘Thinking Out Loud’. The singer, 32, said the ruling was a win for artists everywhere. “If the jury had decided this matter the other way, we might as well say goodbye to the creative freedom of songwriters,” Sheeran said outside court. Sadly, the singer missed the funeral of his grandmother (pictured centre, left) in Ireland due to the copyright trial. His father told mourners that he was “defending his integrity”.…

Celebrity Celebrating his 68th birthday on January 18, Kevin Costner was feeling upbeat. “Don’t believe what they say about getting older,” he posted alongside a photo of himself in a cowboy hat and jeans. “Each passing year is a gift, and it gets better and better with time.” Well, Kev? It’s complicated. The actor was reportedly stunned when his wife Christine Baumgartner filed for divorce on May 1 after 18 years of marriage. “It was not anything that he wanted or sought,” a source told People magazine. “If he could change the situation, he would.” A representative for Costner also alluded to the Yellowstone star’s surprise in an official statement: “It is with great sadness that circumstances beyond his control have transpired which have resulted in Mr Costner having to…

From the TV shows we watch to the comment section of any plus-sized celebrity’s Instagram, fatphobia and weight bias are everywhere. According to the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare, over two-thirds (67 per cent) of Aussie adults are overweight or obese – yet the war on larger bodies still exists. Most alarming might be when weight bias finds its way into our GP’s office, as a 2016 study found around 53 per cent of women with obesity report hearing inappropriate comments about their weight when seeking healthcare. WHO chats to endocrinologist and Juniper spokesperson Dr Ramy Bishay (myjuniper.com), to get an understanding of how weight bias presents itself in healthcare and what can be done about it … WHAT IS WEIGHT BIAS? First thing’s first, though people in smaller…

1 REVISE YOUR DIET Alcohol (as we all know) causes the body to become super dehydrated, and that extends to our hair. By increasing the amount of water you are drinking daily, it’ll help to strengthen your strands and support hair growth. Then for your diet, reach for as many nutrients as your plate can fit. Bananas, oranges and oats are all perfect potassium and iron-rich foods for replenishing dry, brittle hair. 2 DEEP CLEAN Nothing is going to freshen you up like a long shower, but try to incorporate a deep-cleansing shampoo and conditioner for extra hydration. Take extra time on the lather-ups and the comb-throughs to eliminate all impurities and tangles to replenish your locks. Think nourishing and repair formulas to increase strength and shine. Tip Don’t forget…

FEBRUARY NORTH-WEST TUSCANY, ITALY Why February? Admire medieval marvels in peace – aside from the clamour of Carnival celebrations. Viareggio, on Tuscany’s north-west coast, is a fairly regular 20th-century beach resort, with a long stretch of sand and some eye-catching Art Nouveau/Art Deco architecture. But on Sundays during February, its streets are invaded by huge carri (floats) adorned with elaborate, often hilariously satirical papier-mâché caricatures of celebs and politicians. Viareggio’s Carnival is second only to Venice’s in national prestige, but way more colourful and raucous, drawing thousands of participants and boisterous spectators. That event is, though, the exception that proves the rule: February brings peak peace to Tuscany. Sure, you’re unlikely to bask in golden sun – temperatures hover at around 13°C, though this month is drier than autumn. But…

ARIES MAR. 20–APR. 18 Money is like the tide – it comes in and goes out. Things are a bit funny with money now! Your cash flow may be slower than usual. Everything you buy costs just a little bit more. Chances are you’re feeling unsettled and uncertain. Happily, things will change. All you have to do is keep the faith. TAURUS APR. 19–MAY 20 Tired of things the way they are? Then change! Old ways of thinking won’t open new doors for you now. It’s a challenge, but with Mercury retrograde in your sign, you need to think differently if the growth and progress you desire is ever to become your reality. Pray for miracles – they do happen! GEMINI MAY 21–JUN. 20 If you’re not meditating, it’s time…

What was the last thing you learned about yourself? I never thought I would face my fear of sharks, but filming my new show, I not only went shark diving, I then went out again the next day after being face to face with a great white shark. I learned I’m not as much of a scaredy-cat as I thought I was. Last guilty pleasure you indulged in? A couple of weeks ago I spent an entire two days in bed doing nothing but watching RuPaul’s Drag Race with my phone on “do not disturb”. Last time you danced in public? I dance every day! I don’t mind making a fool of myself if I’m having fun. I have Miley Cyrus’ new album Endless Summer Vacation on heavy rotation and…

KING CHARLES’ CORONATION 2023 Although the newly-minted monarchs took pride of place at the ceremony, those born to rule in the future managed to steal the spotlight on several occasions. The Prince and Princess of Wales were standouts on the day, with their three children – Prince George, 9, Princess Charlotte, 8, and Prince Louis, 5 – melting hearts across the globe. Kate looked positively regal in an ivory Alexander McQueen silk crepe gown, embroidered with the national flora of the United Kingdom. The 41-year-old opted not to wear a tiara for the historic occasion, instead donning a silver bullion and crystal headpiece by British milliner Jess Collett. Charlotte coordinated with her mum in a matching dress and headpiece. And although George played a key role in the Coronation…

KING CHARLES’ CORONATION 2023 After the pomp and ceremony concluded, the royals – minus young Prince Louis – were ready to party. A crowd of 20,000 packed the lawns of Windsor Castle as host, Downton Abbey star Hugh Bonneville, opened proceedings with a joke, referring to King Charles III as “the artist formerly known as prince.” The two-hour-long event featured dazzling performances by Olly Murs, Nicole Scherzinger, Take That, a duet from Italian opera singer Andrea Bocelli and Sir Bryn Terfel and many more. Katy Perry played a medley of her hits, including ‘Roar’, which saw Princess Charlotte singing along as a lion appeared in the sky, courtesy of a drone light display. Perry dedicated her song ‘Firework’ to the King for “bringing out the firework in so many…

Michael J. Fox has revealed that he won’t live to the age of 80, admitting that his battle with Parkinson’s disease is taking its toll. “It sucks having Parkinson’s … It’s getting harder, it’s getting tougher, every day gets tougher but that’s the way it is,” the 61-year-old recently told CBS Sunday Morning. The former actor-turned-activist has been battling with the incurable degenerative disease for over three decades, having been diagnosed with young-onset Parskinson’s a year after Back to the Future Part III was released in 1990. Fox opens up about the day-to-day reality of the effects of the disease in the new documentary, Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie. Fox and his wife Tracy Pollan, 62, gathered family and friends for a special screening of the Apple Original film…

Tribute As family, friends and fans continue to mourn the sudden loss of MasterChef Australia judge Jock Zonfrillo, a picture is emerging of how the talented chef spent his last days – and it’s one that would give many comfort. Back in Melbourne briefly to promote the cooking show’s new season, Zonfrillo enjoyed a long and large lunch with his close mate and fellow judge Andy Allen on Saturday, April 29, during which they shared their excitement about the premiere and what the future held for them both. “It was a three hour catch-up about what we’d been up to, about the show, about the future,” shared an emotional Allen on a special edition of The Project paying tribute to the 46-year-old Scot. “We just talked each other’s ears off.…

Tell us why you created ToniMay… “I’ve been fascinated by jewellery for as long as I can remember. My mum had been a silversmith. I loved sneaking into her room, pulling out jewels and wearing them. I was totally mesmerised by the fact that she had made these beautiful objects with her hands.” What do you love about jewellery? “The thing that I love about jewellery is that it is so deeply meaningful and personal to people. A piece of jewellery can transport you back to a place, a moment, a person. I often think about this when I’m designing. I think about what the story behind the jewels is; what is the meaning I want each piece to carry.” Where do you get your inspiration from? “I find inspiration…

“My mum always told me when I was a teenager to take one thing off before leaving the house … and I still do that today. If I have a bold eye, for example, I will wear a natural lip, and vice versa. Less is more, right Mum?” Claire Isaac, Lifestyle Director “My mum is not a beauty person, but she did place importance on using sunscreen – particularly on my face. I played a lot of sport growing up so being reminded to apply and reapply became a habit of a lifetime and I guess at 51 I’m now very grateful for that.” Janine Donovan Fashion Editor “Always remove makeup! Never, ever leave it on overnight. My mum always advised sticking to the basics too – like a cleanser…

Chocolate Chunk Cookies MAKES 13-14 COOKIES INGREDIENTS 1¼ cups (205g) gluten-free plain (all-purpose) flour ½ tsp xanthan gum 1 tsp bicarbonate of soda (baking soda) 150g butter, cut into small cubes and at room temperature ⅓ cup (60g) brown sugar ⅓ cup (65g) raw caster (superfine) sugar 1 tsp vanilla extract 1 large egg 250g dark cooking chocolate, broken into small chunks METHOD 1 Line three large baking trays with baking paper. Sift the flour, xanthan gum and bicarbonate of soda into a bowl and whisk together thoroughly. 2 Add the butter and sugars to the bowl of a stand mixer with the paddle attachment fitted and cream together on low-medium speed…

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