Indholdsfortegnelse for 8 July 2019 i WHO

AHEAD OF THEIR SECOND wedding, in France, singer Joe Jonas and actress Sophie Turner are making the most of their time in the City of Love, entertaining famous friends and squeezing in some romantic alone time. The couple, who first tied the knot in a surprise ceremony at a Las Vegas chapel just hours after the Billboard Music Awards on May 1, are set to have a more traditional wedding in Europe, but “had to get married in the States to make it legal”. An upside? More time to party. Jonas, 29, celebrated his bachelor party in Ibiza with friends including brothers Nick and Kevin, while Turner, 23, chartered a private plane for her hen’s bash in Spain with girlfriends including her Game of Thrones co-star and maid of honour,…

JUNE 23 WAS AN EMOTIONAL DAY for Ash Barty, who not only beat Germany’s Julia Görges 6-3, 7-5 during their Birmingham Classic tennis final, but in doing so, knocked World No. 1 Naomi Osaka out of her top ranking to secure it as her own. Instead of gloating about her victory, the young athlete gracefully thanked Görges in her speech following the match. “You’re one of my best friends on tour and you’ve been there for me since I was a little ‘tacker’,” Barty, 23, said through tears. Just three years earlier, Barty put an end to her tennis career after suffering from depression and severe homesickness – before embarking on a stint playing professional cricket. Now, after her return to the court, Barty joins mentor and Indigenous tennis legend…

Following the footprints of characters that are faced with intimate, tragic, dangerous and at times dramatic circumstances all within in the perimeter of a maximum-security prison, Wentworth fans have experienced the full gamut of emotions. Now, in the lead-up to the seventh season, WHO sat down with stars of the Logie Award-nominated show, Leah Purcell, Celia Ireland and Bernard Curry, who give us the inside scoop of one of Australia’s most iconic modern dramas. In a time when dramas struggle in Australia, why do you think Wentworth has maintained longevity? Leah Purcell I think the writing and the production values, and the ensemble cast that they’ve chosen; the talent, to be honest. Celia Ireland I reckon it’s because – this is going to sound really daggy – I reckon it’s…

1 GET ZEN Take a few deep breaths of a refreshing essential oil to create a calm atmosphere at your seat. This little roller is a perfect addition to your beauty travel repertoire, with an easy roller-ball applicator. 2 REMOVE YOUR MAKEUP Set in for the long haul and remove your makeup with some moisturising wipes. These are the perfect fuss-free, mess-free travel partner. 3 MASK IT Channel your inner diva and mask up. You may look like a crazy lady, but you’ll have the last laugh when you land with hydrated, supple skin! 4 FACIAL MASSAGE After masking, roll a jade or rose quartz tool or stone on your face to help any remaining serum penetrate and to improve circulation. 5 APPLY MOISTURE Grab your favourite hero products in…

Dry July is a great opportunity to quit alcohol for a month and reap the benefits. Not only will you sleep better, improve your skin and potentially lose weight, but multiple cancer charities will receive much-needed funding from your donations. On signing up you’ll receive access to fundraising emails, social tiles (to prompt donations) and advice on achieving dollar-matching from your employer. Worried that you have a big event that month and don’t want to miss out? Invite a friend to donate a Golden Ticket for $25, which goes straight to charity. Money from Dry July is used to help cancer patients in a multitude of ways from raising awareness, assistance with getting to and from appointments, complementary therapies, wellness programs, wig libraries and much more. Register at dryjuly.com and start…

TROYE SIVAN TOUR The homegrown singer-songwriter has finally answered his Australian fans’ prayers, recently announcing the local leg of his Bloom Tour. Commencing on Mon., Sep. 16 in Perth, almost a year after the tour started its journey through North America, Sivan’s show has been well received by overseas audiences and draws songs from his two albums to date as well as featuring stand-alone tracks like ‘1999’ and ‘I’m So Tired …’ SARAH’S CHANNEL If you like The Walking Dead but feel like it could do with a few more beauty tips, this new short-form comedy series is just what you’ve been waiting for. Starring Love’s Claudia O’Doherty, Sarah’s Channel (on YouTube and iView now, and airs Sat., Jun. 29 at 10.15pm; ABC Comedy) is comprised of six five-minute episodes…

The Kiwi singer and actor, 28, has released a new EP, Faith Hope Love, with all proceeds going to the victims of the Christchurch terrorist attack, and will embark on a tour of Australia, kicking off on Thu., Aug. 8 on the Sunshine Coast. What inspired the songs on Faith Hope Love? It was my response to what happened to the Muslim people in Christchurch. It made me really think about us as a people, as a nation. One thing I learnt through this terrible act of terrorism was to be still – slow to speak, quick to listen, slow to get angry – and be the example of love and grace. In 2017, you were diagnosed with cancer and had your stomach removed. What did you discover about yourself…

An established YA author, the 33-year-old has released her debut adult novel, The Whisper Network, about three colleagues taking on a workplace sexual harasser. Baker tells WHO about the book that … … first captured her imagination as a child My father read The Borrowers by Mary Norton to me. The idea that a whole world of miniature people could exist right beneath our feet was such a source of delight. I desperately wanted it to be real. … she loved as a teenager The Judy Blume books for older readers in my teens, memorably Summer Sisters and Forever …, which felt quite scandalous, but in a very safe, relatable way. They were such intimate reading experiences; my first feelings of: “This book was written for me.” … makes a…

PEN15 Two 32-year-old actresses play out their 13-year-old lives in all their excruciatingly embarrassing detail. (On Stan) RUSSIAN DOLL Natasha Lyonne is Nadia, a woman caught in a time loop in which she continually dies and returns to the same point. (On Netflix) THE ACT: DEE DEE & GYPSY ROSE Patricia Arquette and Joey King play the titular mother and daughter whose toxic relationship ended in murder. (On Foxtel) WHEN THEY SEE US From Selma director Ava DuVernay comes this dramatisation of the Central Park Five case. (On Netflix) THE CASE AGAINST ADNAN SYED An updated look at the murder of Hae Min Lee and the efforts to have her convicted killer, Syed, released. (On iTunes)…

Almost three years after Brad Pitt, 55, and Angelina Jolie, 44, called it quits, the former couple finally seem to be settled -in their single lives. After a lengthy and often acrimonious divorce process and nasty custody battle over their six children – Maddox, 17, Pax, 15, Zahara, 14, Shiloh, 13, and 10-year-old twins Knox and Vivienne – the two “are getting along better,” a source tells WHO. “There is definitely less drama. Both parents are focused on what’s best for the kids.” Less time tangled with each other means both A-listers can begin planning for the future, in both their professional and personal lives. “There’s no more conflict behind the scenes” Jolie, who has spent the past few years honing her skills as a director, executive producer and continuing…

Reality TV star sisters Kim Kardashian West and Kourtney Kardashian took their kids to Costa Rica for a tropical getaway filled with sun, sand and selfies. A source tells WHO that Kim, 38, and husband Kanye West, 42, left 6-week-old son Psalm at home, but brought along their three oldest kids — North, 6, Saint, 3, and Chicago, 1 — while Kourtney travelled with ex Scott Disick, 36, (see box) and their three children, Mason, 9, Penelope, who turns 7 on July 8, and Reign, 4. “They are all filming for the show [Keeping Up with the Kardashians],” the source says. “They have a lot of ocean and rainforest activities planned.” And no doubt keeping active, in a parade of barely there swimsuits and bikinis, the women showed off the…

TV PLANS As professional dance and drama teachers, showbiz is in Pete and Courtney’s DNA and the Melbourne married couple say they’re keen to pursue a career in TV after House Rules. They’re even pitching the idea to Channel Seven that they team up with mates and rivals Tim and Mat for their own series!“We’d love a Melbourne-based reno show with the boys,” Pete, 32, reveals.“Let’s put it out there! We get a lot of private messages from people saying,‘Can you come and do my daughter’s room? I’ve said to the EP of the show,‘You know us and Tim and Mat, we’re all Melbourne-based so if you want us, we’re more than happy to do it’.” BABY NEWS Beloved Adelaide team Lisa and Andy are now proud parents of ‘baby’…

Travellers should know the risks and decide for themselves, say experts. With around six million international tourists travelling to the Dominican Republic a year, the number who have died or taken sick are statistically minimal. “People do die on vacation,” says Sven Holbom, manager of Travel In Style agency. Travellers have to decide based on “his or her own individual risk tolerance”, says Erika Richter, communications director for the American Society of Travel Advisors. Until the deaths and sicknesses are solved, “it’s hard to give any kind of advice”, says Christian Jannasch, destination manager for Dominican Experts travel agency. “If someone is worried and feels like they can’t enjoy the holiday, maybe they shouldn’t go.”…

You seem to live a very relaxed life, living close to the beach. Have you always loved living by the ocean? I have been extremely lucky to have lived my entire life by the sea. My mum used to tell the story that the day after I was born she packed me into her car and drove me to Byron Bay to be near the water. Then we lived by the beach at Terrigal and always holidayed in Byron, and I’ve been at the beach in Bondi for over 10 years. Tell us about your everyday style and beauty aesthetic? I have to say denim is in my DNA and if I’m not in denim shorts then I’ll be wearing a denim jacket or shirt. My style aesthetic has that…

NATURALLY RICH With over 17,000 islands and among the richest biodiversity on earth, every traveller can find a dramatic, lush or tranquil corner to commune with mother nature. CULTURALLY RICH With over 300 ethnic groups, archeological sites with some of the earliest known human remains; 1000 year old temples and an exotic history, Indonesia is one of the most culturally rich and diverse places on earth. IT’S CLOSE Depending on your destination, it’s only a short flight between 3.5 – 7 hours from major Australian capital cities.…

Six years ago Dr Michael Mosley noticed his waistline was increasing and was shocked to hear he had Type 2 diabetes. Keen to avoid taking medication, Mosley discovered a new level of health through intermittent fasting. He wrote a book about it called The 5:2 Diet, in which he advocated eating normally five days a week then restricting your calories to 500 on the other two days. Mosley has since adapted the 5:2 diet and increased the calories to 800 on ‘fast’ days. Researchers found that consuming 800 calories on restricted days was the optimum amount to lose weight while feeling satiated. It quickly became a best seller in Australia and hot on its heels is The Fast 800 Recipe Book. This colourful book contains 150 deliciously healthy low-carb breakfast,…

The advent of streaming has had many advantages for music fans – access to millions of songs for a relatively inexpensive fee (or free, with ads), the ability to listen anywhere anytime, curated playlists and recommendations … But one consequence of services like Spotify and Apple Music becoming so dominant that this music fan isn’t thrilled about is the demise (more or less) of the greatest hits album. Perhaps I’m showing my age, but growing up, there was something exciting about an artist you liked releasing a best-of compilation. All their biggest singles! On the one album! Back when music was far from free and not available at the click of a mouse, it was often the best way to get to listen to an act’s back catalogue. Plus, if…

In this latest film in the evil-doll series, Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga reprise their roles from The Conjuring movies as supernatural investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren, while Mckenna Grace plays their daughter, Judy. For safety, the Warrens place Annabelle in their room of haunted artifacts, but she is unleashed thanks to Katie Sarife’s Daniela – a friend of Judy’s babysitter (Madison Iseman) – who recently lost her father. “Daniela will do whatever she can to find out whether or not there is an afterlife,” says director Gary Dauberman. “Annabelle’s presence causes all these other things to come to life.” Sounds like home is where the horror is.…

People go to therapy for a range of reasons – probably not to have their psychiatrist take over their life. In this seven-part podcast from the network that brought the world Dirty John, journalist Joe Nocera recounts the story of celebrity shrink Isaac “Ike” Herschkopf, who lived next door to him in the Hamptons. Turned out, the house actually belonged to one of Ike’s patients, a man named Marty Markowitz who seems to have done whatever his therapist wanted. The tale, while perhaps not exciting enough to inspire a TV adaptation, is an intriguing account of control and power.…

Max and Pip are living every parent’s worst nightmare – their child, Dylan, is gravely ill with a brain tumour. Their lives are spent in a gruelling blur of hospital stays, protracted treatments and doing their best not to fall apart during the most unimaginable stress. But when Dylan’s condition worsens, the couple are given an impossible choice: to continue treatment or let him go. And while Max and Pip are usually in agreement about everything in their lives, their opposing views on what should happens next leads to a court case where the decision is made for them. In a heartbreaking take on the Sliding Doors concept, the outcome of both potential decisions is explored. That the author – best known for thrillers like I Let You Go –…

Anyone with even a passing interest in US politics will know the role Rupert Murdoch’s Fox News channel, and its conservative viewpoint, has played in generating support for President Trump. Miniseries The Loudest Voice shows the rise of Fox News under the leadership of TV executive Roger Ailes (Crowe), a walking, shouting HR nightmare given free rein to create an alternative to the left-leaning news outlets in the mid-1990s. The role of the late Ailes, who fell from grace in 2016 following sexual harassment allegations, is one that allows a prosthetic-clad Crowe to demonstrate the full range of his acting abilities – from quieter, more calculated moments up to full-blown bouts of bullying and intimidation. It would be easy to simply make Ailes out to be a monster, but Crowe…

In updating the 1975 series of the same name for a modern audience, S.W.A.T. doesn’t just up the ante with feature-film quality stunts and effects (which it does), it also takes on current social issues such as racial tension. Indeed the series’ set-up sees the police unit’s leader stood down after accidentally shooting and killing an unarmed African-American teen, with Moore’s character, Daniel ‘Hondo’ Harrelson, promoted over the next officer in line in a clearly political move. In other respects, it’s a fairly standard police procedural, just with higher stakes than most. (Starts Mon., Jul. 1 at 9pm; Seven)…

Why was this the hardest Spider-Man for you? Creatively and emotionally, the arc that Spider-Man goes on in this is really dramatic, and he really matures, maybe matures more than Tom Holland has matured? [Laughs] So I was really reaching at times to play this character in this film. And physically we really pushed the stunts to the limit. I don’t want to compare myself to Tom Cruise, but there’s an action sequence in Venice where I don’t have a mask on, so I did 90 per cent of the stunts. Have you had any input to the Spider-Man suit over the years? It’s funny, the one thing I asked for was a zipper, so I could go to the bathroom and they didn’t give me one. On the first…

PREGNANT Israeli model Bar Refaeli and husband Adi Ezra, 44, are expecting their third child. Refaeli, 34, revealed her happy news on Instagram on June 20. She and Ezra are already parents of daughters Elle, 20 months, and Liv, 2. The couple were married in 2015 in Haifa, Israel. ENGAGED Sydney radio station Nova 96.9’s Sarah  McGilvray is engaged. On June 17, the Fitzy & Wippa co-host announced on air that her partner, known only as Gary, had proposed and she’s now engaged. MARRIED Tennis star Caroline Wozniacki has wed retired NBA player David Lee in Italy on June 15. The 28-year-old Danish champ described her Italian wedding as “the best weekend of my life”. The bride wore a custom Oscar de la Renta wedding dress. Serena Williams acted as…

“I will say I wanted a better death. Obviously, you dream of your death. You could go in any way on that show. So, I was kind of gutted.” Like many fans, Game of Thrones star Lena Headey was left nonplussed by her character Cersei’s demise. “I didn’t think [director] Peter Jackson actually wanted me on the film. I think he was forced into talking to me [by the studio] because there was a moment in time where everybody wanted me in every [movie].” Russell Crowe explained why he turned down a role in Lord of the Rings. “I had a threesome once. I didn’t like it. It just didn’t have the level of intimacy [I wanted].” Jada Pinkett Smith is not shy when it comes to revealing personal details…

Naomi Watts has been navigating Hollywood for decades now. And while it may look like she handles it with ease, she reveals to WHO this was not always the case. “[Early on] I did not trust myself enough and I was constantly trying to reshape my identity to what I thought would fit the room best,” she says. “I spent a good 15 years trying to get jobs and not getting them. So had I trusted myself and just walked in as myself, and been myself, I think I might have.” Now, Watts’ latest turn sees her tackle a story ripped from the headlines. Starring in the mini-series The Loudest Voice (airing on Stan from July 1), Watts plays TV host Gretchen Carlson, whose 2016 sexual harassment lawsuit ultimately led…

HE WAS CHARGED WITH THE 1982 murder of his wife, Lynette, last year and formally entered his not guilty plea on June 20. However, retired teacher Chris Dawson now faces a new charge – of having sexual intercourse with a minor after an“exhaustive” inquiry over the past year. Detective Superintendent John Kerlatec told reporters outside Surry Hills Police Station in Sydney that they had charged a 70-year-old man“on an offence of carnal knowledge”, relating to a Cromer High School student who was aged 16 in 1980. “It’s a very serious charge, it does relate to a 1980s charge, hence [the use] of the term‘carnal knowledge’,” he said shortly after Dawson’s court appearance. “We seek to find justice for each and every victim and ensure the person [who] offended be brought…

ONE OF AFL WOMEN’S LEAGUE BIGGEST STARS Moana Hope may be busy planning an August wedding to her fiancée, Isabella Carlstrom, but the couple now have two reasons to celebrate. The 31-year-old sportswoman confirmed they’re expecting their first child before Christmas. During a June 19 appearance on Channel Seven’s The Morning Show, the professional footballer announced the happy family news after she was asked how they were going with preparations for their nuptials. “Bella is organising our wedding, which we’re excited for. And also, our baby at the end of the year!”gushed Moana. In 2018, ahead of their search for a sperm donor, the loved-up couple announced that Swedish-born model Carlstrom would be carrying their first two children. “I plan to play footy for another 10 years, because I…

He’s set to return to our screens later this year as the host of Channel Seven’s Proposal and Home and Away alum Luke Jacobz has revealed he has even bigger dreams on the horizon. Speaking to WHO at Moccona Barista Reserve’s first National Doona Day on June 17, Jacobz admitted he aspires to be just as successful as legendary Aussie actor Hugh Jackman. “If I could have coffee with anyone, it’d be Hugh Jackman and it would be for a really long time,” Jacobz says. “I love everything he’s done – he’s just an inspiration for so many things like dancing and singing and acting and training.” “I got a Wolverine tattoo ... he’s just a legend” Although he hasn’t met the man he calls his role model, Jacobz says…

Actor River Phoenix was just 3 years old when his parents, John and Arlyn, joined Children of God. “They wanted to make a good life for their kids that wasn’t the typical white-picket-fence kind of life,” explains Phoenix’s friend Joshua Greenbaum. “Obviously, they were searching for something.” The family left the cult six years later, landing in Southern California, where they launched showbiz careers for all five of their children: River, Joaquin (then known as Leaf ), Rain, Summer and Liberty. River, who first found fame in 1986’s Stand by Me, rarely spoke publicly about his life in the cult, but friends say his experiences haunted him. “It was not a healthy situation,” says Greenbaum. In 1991 Phoenix told Details magazine that he had inappropriate sex at age 4 –…

Emma Stone & Bradley Copper He has made millions on the back of directing and acting in A Star is Born, but long ago during the filming of Aloha in Hawaii, Cooper’s lease finished so he ended up staying with Stone at her house until the 2015 movie wrapped up. Brad Pitt & Jason Priestley Two heartthrobs in one place! The former Beverly Hills, 90210 star revealed in his book, Jason Priestley: A Memoir, that he used to share a home with Pitt at the peak of the ‘90s. An excerpt from Priestley’s book explained just how dire their living situation was prior to finding fame. “We lived on ramen noodles and generic beer – the kind that came in white cans labelled ‘beer’ – and Marlboro Lights cigarettes ……

It’s that time of year again when the temperature plunges here but is soaring overseas. If you’re one of the lucky ones who is set to flood your friends’ Instagram feeds with pictures of you soaking up the sun in the Mediterranean, then read on for a beauty check list that will have you holiday-ready on landing. Prevent the air conditioning on your plane from drying the life and moisture out of your skin and prepare to land in peak condition. Even if you have a little jetlag, these travel-sized saviours will ensure your skin’s picture perfect, making customs’ lines a breeze...…

We leave Sydney around midday for the commute to NSW’s Hunter Valley, to avoid the traffic heading out of the hustle and bustle of the city for the weekend. We made the right choice and around two hours later, we take a left turn off the Hunter Expressway towards Corunna Station. Set on 100 acres of private property in the heart of this scenic valley 120km north of Sydney, Corunna was the largest sheep shearing station in the region. As we make our way up towards our home for the weekend and one of three properties to hire – The Homestead – we pass the original shearing shed, hay shed and wood mill. Pulling up beside the beautiful home with its wraparound balcony, we disturb the afternoon sun-baking session of…

ARIES MAR. 20–APR. 18 Expect variety and change, new outdoor interests, travel or cultural pursuits. Looking for something new and unusual in your daily routine? Now is the time for experimenting, going somewhere different, and meeting new types of people. Observe your own reactions; you have an opportunity for self-realisation under new circumstances. Career options should be taken up. TAURUS APR. 19–MAY 20 Personal success is indicated. A new love relationship may begin now, or you may be attracted to an exciting friend who is different in age, background or culture. Love may be all candlelight and roses, no flaws, and an empathy you have not experienced before. Existing relationships can be very romantic also. The two of you are very much in tune. GEMINI MAY 21–JUN. 20 Don’t mix…

The Below Deck Mediterranean (continues Tue., Jul. 2 at 1.35pm; Arena and streams on Hayu) mainstay, 32, reveals what really happens between crew members on Super Yachts. A few crew members have returned this season. Were you worried about working with any of them? [Captain] Sandy Yawn and I had to sit down and repair our relationship off camera before the season started, otherwise we wouldn’t have been able to work together. So, we were in a good place when we started and for about 80 per cent of the season. [Laughs] There are a lot of flings between staff members. How do you approach that? It’s so funny, because I think it’s kind of hard when you have sleep deprivation, alcohol and a nice-looking crew. It’s such a blasé…

Five years after their last release together, Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney have returned from a lengthy hiatus with their ninth album, described by the duo as back to basics – a phrase that refers equally to their self-contained recording process as it does the classic rock feel of the songs. Without a single keyboard in earshot, the 12 tracks on Let’s Rock are driven by 1970s-style electric guitar – the riff in lead single ‘Lo/Hi’ is reminiscent of ‘Spirit in the Sky’, while ‘Sit Around and Miss You’ channels Stealers Wheel’s ‘Stuck in the Middle with You’. Coming in under 40 minutes, Let’s Rock is a short, sharp throwback blast.  (Out Fri., Jun. 28)…

MODEL MUM NEW YORK, JUN. 19 Former America’s Got Talent judge Heidi Klum and children Henry, Lou, Helene and Johan kept it casual on a stroll through the Big Apple. POP OF PINK NEW YORK, JUN. 18 R&B singer Rihanna wore hot pink to the launch party of her latest Fenty clothing collection in New York’s SoHo area. STAGE STUNNERS PARIS, JUN. 20 Fashion fans, from left, Cara Delevingne, Lil Buck, Tilda Swinton, Pharrell Williams and Helen Mirren posed during the Karl Lagerfeld Homage at Grand Palais. REALITY QUEENS LOS ANGELES, JUN. 19 Paris Hilton (left) and Kris Jenner joined forces at the Glam App launch at Cleo Hollywood restaurant, with Hilton in a cut-out sequin gown and Jenner rocking a purple suit. BRIGHT BABE NEW YORK, JUN. 20 Kendall…

On June 20, Bill Collins, the man dubbed‘Mr Movies’, passed away peacefully in his sleep. He was 84. The legendary presenter and film reviewer is best remembered as the host of TV’s Golden Years of Hollywood, where an ever-passionate Collins would preview classic films in the 1980s and early ’90s. In 1995, he joined Foxtel, where he worked for the rest of his career. He was inducted into the Logie Hall of Fame in 2009 and received an ASTRA Lifetime Achievement Award in 2013. In a statement, his wife, Joan, said:“Our hearts are broken by the loss of our dear Bill – he will never be forgotten. How fortunate we were to have him in our lives. On behalf of Bill’s family and myself, I would like to thank the…