Indholdsfortegnelse for 21 December 2020 i WHO

After an incredibly challenging year for most of us, how good is it to have the Christmas celebrations and holidays on the horizon?! The WHO team are all looking forward to a low-key, end-of-year lunch soon – bring on the mince pies! But before that, I’ve still got a few last-minute presents to buy. Our jam-packed gift guide (page 44) will be my go-to for inspiration, of course. Our favourite celebrities are feeling festive, too. On page 26, the always amazing Goldie Hawn opens up about her fun new Christmas movie, in which she plays Mrs Claus, and dishes on what it’s like to work with her very own“sexy Santa”, aka her partner Kurt Russell. It looks like Taylor Swift has plenty to celebrate as well – has she actually…

Since tying the knot two years ago, Justin Bieber hasn’t been subtle about wanting to start a family with wife Hailey. “I’m going to have as many [kids] as Hailey is wishing to push out,” the singer, 26, recently told TV host Ellen DeGeneres while appearing on her chat show. “I’d love to have myself a little tribe.” And it’s certainly not the first time Justin has spoken out about the subject. In February, the singer said he was excited to welcome some baby Biebers “in due time”. “I want to enjoy being married for a little bit, go on tour, be married, enjoy travelling with just us, build more of our relationship,” he told Apple Music’s Zane Lowe during an interview. “[But] I think that it’s definitely the next…

It’s been eight years since Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds tied the knot in a private South Carolina ceremony. And while they’ve had a busy few years – welcoming their daughters James, 5, Inez, 4, and Betty, who was born last year – the pair have never been happier. “They’re very solid and more committed to their marriage than ever before,” a source recently told Us Weekly of the couple. Despite being one of Hollywood’s most adored couples, Lively, 33, and Reynolds, 44, live a relatively normal existence. “Away from the cameras,” says the source, “they’re just a regular couple who love to hang out and do normal things without making a song and dance about it.” The low-key duo chose not to base themselves in celeb-filled Los Angeles after…

Strolling into work at 5pm, being able to afford expensive designer clothes and also help out her single mother financially was all part of the appeal of stripping for Samantha C Ross. “I also loved that the girls turned into fierce, show-stopping vixens on stage and earned thousands of dollars per shift,” she adds. The then Melbourne-based Ross was introduced to the world of strip clubs when she got a job in marketing for a sports bar. “There was a gentlemen’s club attached to the bar and I became fascinated by stripping and decided to give it a go,” Ross tells WHO. Her first shift was mortifying. “For starters, exposing your every lump and bump under a spotlight is super-confronting and you soon learn that guys are quite happy to…

Despite never marrying, Hawn and Russell have spent the better part of four decades together. “I love the way he looked at my children,” the actress told talk show host Ellen DeGeneres of their first few months of dating in 1983. “It was really something special and that was … he’s good with kids. And I was like, ‘That was amazing.’” And The First Wives Club star says it wasn’t long before she knew Russell was The One for her. “It was really interesting because I fell in love but I also fell in like,” she added of their relationship. “And those are two pretty big deals.”…

A difficult road “I had some really hard days,” says Lockwood, during the IVF surgical procedure to harvest her eggs in December 2019. “Just because you’re going to do IVF doesn’t mean you’re going to take home a baby.” The first look “I cried so hard after seeing that picture,” says Lockwood (giving a thumbs up with Loving) about the 19-week ultrasound. “It started to feel so real, seeing her tiny features for the first time.” The delivery “Rick was with me the entire time,” says Loving (with Rick, centre). “It was wonderful having his support.” She’s finally here “I dreamed of what she’d look like for so long,” says Lockwood (as the nurse hands Briar to her for the first time).…

“It’s difficult to imagine a harder thing for a family than the disappearance or murder of a child,” said South Australian Assistant Police Commissioner Paul Dickson in 2014, while announcing an unprecedented $13 million bounty to solve 18 child murders in the state. The cold cases include the disappearance of the Beaumont children – Jane, 9, Arnna, 7, and Grant, 4, on Australia Day in 1966; the abduction of Joanne Ratcliffe, 11, and Kirste Gordon, 4, from Adelaide Oval in 1973; and the murder of 16-year-old Patricia Schmidt at Hallett Cove, south of the city. While child sex killer Bevan von Einem is already serving a life sentence for the rape and killing of 15-year-old Richard Kelvin, police believe others were involved and are prepared to pay to find them.…

FOR THAT SPECIAL SOMEONE Jewellery can be hard if you have a few fusspots in your life, but we think a simple personalised piece in their preferred metal is something they’ll forever cherish. We love the bespoke service offered by Natalie Marie Jewellery – plus, their latest collection, Idaho, features these gorgeous signet rings, perfect for personalising with initials or just as gorgeous left plain to stack with other precious pieces. Natalie Marie Jewellery is made to order, so each item is personalised beyond just the engraving, from the carat of the gold to colour and specific stone requests. Go on, spoil your partner, friend or family member (or yourself!) while also supporting an Australian brand. FOR THE HARD TO BUY FOR For the fabulous females in your life, something…

This Christmas, let’s support local. New scandi-cool Australian fashion label Alkam has just launched and is starting off with a bang by making sustainability their priority.“We don’t want sustainability to be a nice-to-have or a competitive edge, we want it to be a must for all brands,” says founder Jade Massaad. Other than designing sustainably chic, ready-to-wear pieces, Alkam is a proud partner of The Hunger Project, donating 100 per cent of profits from their scrunchies (made from fabric off-cuts) to help end global poverty, as well as planting a tree via One Tree Planted for every order over $150. Their motto “fashion, but good!” absolutely rings true.…

If you’re looking to make healthier choices over Christmas, now might be the time to give organic wine a try. The most obvious benefit of these wines is that they’re made from grapes grown free from artificial herbicides, pesticides, chemicals or fertilisers, which is good news for both you and the environment. Organic wines also contain less preservatives – particularly sulphites, which can trigger sensitivities in some people. While regulations vary from country to country, Australian organic wines typically contain around half the amount of sulphites as regular drops. Look for wines that are certified 100 per cent organic, such as Jacob’s Creek new Nature’s Craft range, which is made from Australian organically grown grapes and is available in shiraz, rosé and chardonnay ($20 each). liquorland.com.au…

Red Velvet Cranberry Cake MAKES AN 18CM CAKE INGREDIENTS 250g butter, softened, plus a little extra for the tin 200g raw sugar 1 pinch sea salt 6 eggs 1 tsp ground vanilla 1½ tbsp red food colouring 31/3 cups (500g) spelt flour 4 tsp baking powder 150ml milk 50ml cranberry juice (or use milk) FOR THE FROSTING 500g cream cheese 1 cup (120g) icing (confectioners’) sugar 200ml single (pure) cream 2/3 cup (100g) dried cranberries Cranberries and rosemary, for garnish (optional) METHOD 1 Preheat the oven to 160°C. Butter an 2 18cm springform cake tin. Whisk the butter, raw sugar and salt until foamy. Add the eggs and vanilla and continue whisking until creamy, then stir in the food colouring. Combine the spelt flour and baking powder and gradually fold…

While there are plenty of things I won’t miss about life in lockdown, having more time to cook was a definite plus (OK, Uber Eats came in handy, too). But as life slowly returns to some semblance of its old hectic self, I’m looking for more fuss-free options. The opportunity to review Pomelo Online meals came at just the right time. These are restaurant-quality, ready-made meals that are delivered frozen straight to your door. There are more than 45 options, including main courses, sides and desserts with options to go dairy- or gluten-free. I opted for five vegetarian meals, which were all easily reheated using either the oven or cooktop. While they were all excellent, my favourite was the Vegan Roast Pumpkin Ginger Sugo (our Deputy Editor, Shari, tells me…

Congratulations on your partnership with L’Oréal Paris for their True Match Foundation campaign. Can you tell us what you love about working with the brand? Some of the very first products in my makeup bag were L’Oréal Paris and I have continued to use and love them all through my 20s! The True Match Foundation suits my personality to a T. I love affordable products with an expensive finish. Tell us what you love most about L’Oréal True Match Foundation … I love how silky smooth it is and I really notice a difference in the texture of my skin while using it. Even when I wash it off, my skin still feels hydrated and smooth! You have such great skin naturally, has that always been the case for you?…

The pair last worked together in The Devil Wears Prada back in 2006, and now Anne Hathaway and Stanley Tucci are finally sharing the big screen again for HBO Max’s adaptation of Roald Dahl’s The Witches. “So much has changed in each of our lives. But he is still the same wry, funny, sweet person he was then,” Oscar winner Hathaway, 38, told WHO’s sister publication People of her scene-stealing co-star, Tucci, 60. “He was always getting me to laugh and break character on The Devil Wears Prada, so I felt really proud when I got him to giggle and break with my accent on The Witches.” Based on Dahl’s classic children’s novel, the film tells the story of a young boy who stumbles upon a secret coven of witches…

Delta Goodrem loves being surrounded by loved ones during the festive season, and after a tough year she’s looking forward to celebrating Christmas with them more than ever. “It’s been a really unpredictable year and, like a lot of people, I haven’t seen my family,” the 36-year-old tells WHO. “I’m just keeping my fingers crossed that we will all be able to be together at Christmas time.” As a surprise for fans, Goodrem unexpectedly dropped a new album, Only Santa Knows, last month. It features two original new tracks and 11 festive covers, with Aussie legend Olivia Newton-John lending her vocals to original hit ‘Merry Christmas To You’. “I hope the music brings you joy and puts us all in good spirits, regardless of everything going on around us,” Goodrem…

EXTRAORDINARY OLD DOGS  by Laura Greaves From Maya, a rescue dog who saved koalas after the Black Summer bushfires, to Haole, who worked as a surf therapy dog while battling cancer, this touching book proves how special our most faithful companions are as they age. (Out now) THERE’S NO SUCH THING AS AN EASY JOB  by Kikuko Tsumura A woman walks into an employment agency wanting a job where she doesn’t have to think. But as she bounces around different jobs, it becomes increasingly apparent that what she really wants is something more meaningful. (Out now) ALL THE YOUNG MEN  by Ruth Coker Burks A moving true story about a woman who becomes an activist at the forefront of the AIDS crisis. In 1986, Burks visits a friend in hospital,…

“I got my reality check, and I’m lucky she didn’t leave me” Ozzy Osbourne, on cheating on wife Sharon, to British GQ. “Elvis called me a chicken that had just been hatched, so I’m wondering if I look weird?” Goldie Hawn, on a comment from Elvis Presley, on The Late Late Show with James Corden. “I know people are like, ‘You love Christmas!’ and they make fun of me, but it’s OK because I do. I actually do. It’s what I love” Mariah Carey, on being the queen of Christmas, on No Filter with Naomi. “I’ve learned a lot about love with this guy … sometimes it’s messy and uncomfortable and ugly” Camila Cabello, on her relationship with Shawn Mendes, on Instagram. “Very kind but hard pass. If traffic sucks,…

SPLIT Following weeks of rumours their relationship had ended, Elly Miles, 26, has confirmed her split from Frazer Neate, 27. The Bachelorette star shared the news on Instagram on Dec. 4, posting an emotional video of herself in tears. “I honestly gave everything I had to that show and to him and so for it to not work out, it’s pretty devastating,” she said. “It’s a bit of a quick turnaround I guess to go from thinking you found the person you wanna be with forever to being single again. I know I’m gonna be fine though. I wasn’t happy for a little while there, and I know from my end I gave it absolutely everything I had.” The couple met and fell in love on the 2020 season of…

1 Rihanna’s new man! Rihanna is dating her long-time friend, rapper ASAP Rocky, a source tells WHO’s sister publication People. The news comes after the couple were spotted having dinner with friends at the Beatrice Inn in New York City recently. 2 J.Lo’s all real Jennifer Lopez may look as youthful as ever at 51, but her skin secret doesn’t come from inside a syringe. The star, who just launched her own skincare line, has revealed she’s never had botox. “I’m not that person. I don’t have anything against people doing that; it’s just not my thing,” she recently told Glamour. 3 What Catherine gets up to when she’s home alone … Before she was Schitts Creek’s Moira Rose, Catherine O’Hara played the world’s most forgetful mum, Kate McCallister, in…

“I love that I am queer”–PAGE Elliot Page – the actor who formerly went by the name Ellen Page – has announced he is transgender, telling fans how “remarkable” it feels to finally be his “authentic self”. “I want to share with you that I am trans, my pronouns are he/they and my name is Elliot,” the 33-year-old said in a heartfelt statement on December 2. “I feel lucky to be writing this. To be here. To have arrived at this place in my life.” Page burst onto the Hollywood scene with an Oscar-nominated role as a pregnant teenager in 2007’s Juno and roles in Inception and To Rome with Love, before coming out as gay in 2014. He quickly become a flag-bearer for Hollywood’s LGBTIQ+ community. “I love that…

NSW – Bronwynne Richardson In 1973, Bronwynne Richardson was loving life. “Bronnie was a beautiful teenage girl about to take part in the Belle of Belles Ball,” recalls sister Fiona Hume. Shortly after 7pm on October 12, the 17-year-old Miss Corowa Show Beauty Queen was seen being dragged into a car – similar to a 1961 FB Holden station wagon on Smollett Street, Albury, in southern NSW. Two days later, her body was discovered in Horseshoe Lagoon off the Murray River. She had been raped and strangled. Despite multiple leads over the decades, there have been no convictions. The station wagon has never been found. “It’s a fairly remote area and we expect the driver had local knowledge,” said the then-NSW Police homicide squad commander, Detective Superintendent Scott Cook, after…

She has captivated photographers ever since she blew kisses in an Ivory soap commercial at 11 months old, but it wasn’t until recently that Brooke Shields found true confidence in herself – and in her body. Now 55, the actress says her daughters Rowan, 17, and Grier, 14, have urged her to show off more, not less. “They said you’re better off not wearing a muumuu,” she recalls with a laugh. Now her at-home workouts on Instagram have taken off – and revealed some serious biceps and chiselled abs. “I wanted them to be fun and not too serious,” she says of the videos. Shields has always been candid about life’s imperfections – whether opening up about her postpartum depression or her complicated relationship with her late mum, Teri, a…

Swiss-born Katherine Stocker, aka Nina, and Sydneysider Kathryn “Kate” Day share much more than a similar first name. The dynamic duo met while doing their postgraduate degree in winemaking at Adelaide University, then honed their skills in Europe, sharing their love of sampling the local wines! And it was at Kate’s wedding that Nina met and fell in love with her own husband – the identical twin of Kate’s husband! At family get-togethers the now sisters-in-law often brewed plans about how they could one day start their own label. Joining Naked Wines helped turn their dream into a reality. Have you always been passionate about wine? DAY I grew up in Sydney by the beach, so the furthest thing from a vineyard you can get. However, my family was very…

1. Blot your hair dry rather than rubbing back and forth with a towel. Many stylists advocate blotting with paper towels, but the reality of that technique is messier, more expensive and not eco-friendly. We love the ultra-absorbent Aquis towels, woven from moisture-wicking microfibers, which make blotting not only doable but easy. 2. Use sulfate-free shampoo, like the super-moisturising one from Hask. Detergent – the same as what goes in the dishwasher, car wash, etc. – is stripping, and that’s what sulfate essentially is. Sulfate-free shampoos don’t foam as readily as typical shampoo, but they leave your hair with much more of its natural oil intact. The result is dramatically shinier, softer and more manageable hair. 3. Hair oil isn’t just for finishing – it’s also an amazing weekly treatment.…

Fragrance? Current obsession is Ayu White Oudh. I love a strong scent and this one is natural but not too floral. Beauty tool? Heated Lash Curler from 1000 Hour. Hair product? Toni and Guy Casual Sea Salt Spray. Mascara? L’Oréal Paradise Mascara . Red or nude nail? Nude – Don’t Bossa Nova Me Around from OPI. Red or nude lip? Both! Day to day, a brownish nude. Bright or neutral nails? Neutral. Fake tan? Where would we be without it? My advice, a good fake tan comes down to a well-scrubbed and hydrated canvas – skin prep is key. Can’t leave the house without? My Dior prescription glasses that turn into sunglasses, because this gal needs help to see! Everyday handbag essential? I always have my 1L water bottle with…

She’s kept a low profile in recent years, but Amanda Bynes, 34 – who has suffered from a number of ongoing mental health and addiction issues since retiring from acting in 2010 – was spotted with her fiancé Paul Michael for the first time in six months on December 3. “He’s actually a great influence on her,” a source told E! News of the couple, who got engaged on Valentine’s Day after a whirlwind romance. “He’s an advocate for her sobriety ... she’s definitely been in a much healthier place.”…

Equality and freedom from discrimination are fundamental human rights that belong to all people, regardless of sexual orientation, gender identity or because they’re intersex. Australia prides itself on being a country where tolerance and diversity are celebrated. And yet, according to a 2015 Australian Human Rights Commission report, more than 70 per cent of LGBTI people said they had experienced violence, harassment or bullying based on their sexual orientation, gender or intersex status. If this content triggers you, contact Lifeline on 131114 for 24/7 crisis support and suicide prevention services, or QLife on 1800 184 527 (available from 3pm to midnight, every day) for LGBTI peer support and referral.…

Christmas may look a little different this year with families unable to see loved ones due to the pandemic, but Goldie Hawn is ensuring it’s still a merry holiday by lifting spirits with her new festive film. The 75-year-old Hollywood icon is returning as Mrs Claus alongside partner Kurt Russell, 69, who plays Santa, in The Christmas Chronicles 2. Not only will the comedy raise a few smiles but also a few temperatures, with Hawn being the first to admit her man makes one hot Mr Claus! “As Santa, he’s sexy because of the way he acts and feels as the character,” she explains. Playing Russell’s love interest isn’t new to Hawn, of course. It’s a role she’s had plenty of  experience at in real life with the two stars…

At 51, Julie Loving becomes her daughter’s surrogate After three miscarriages, an ectopic pregnancy and four failed embryo transfers, Breanna Lockwood had almost given up on becoming a mum. “It felt like my dreams were over,” says Lockwood, 29. And by November 2018, when she lost a set of twins in her third miscarriage, her grief was nearly insurmountable. “I was mourning the loss of my babies, but also possibly any future children,” she says. “I didn’t get out of bed for days, trying to accept this new reality.” For Lockwood’s own mum, Julie Loving, watching her daughter struggle was equally heartbreaking. “Seeing your daughter so sad for four years, it affects you,” she says. So when 51-year-old Loving accompanied Lockwood to a fertility appointment in August 2019 – knowing…

Six $1 million rewards are on offer for information into the so-called Tynong North serial killer murders. Between May 1980 and November 1981, the bodies of Allison Rooke, 59, Bertha Miller, 73, Catherine Headland, 14, Ann-Marie Sargent, 18, Narumol Stephenson, 34, and Joy Carmel Summers, 55, were found in remote scrubland in Frankston and Tynong North in Victoria. All women had been planning to catch public transport when they disappeared. More than 2000 people have been interviewed, yet no charges have been laid. “Someone knows something,” says Cheryl Goldsworthy, victim Headland’s best friend. “The more that it’s brought up, and the more that it’s publicised … sooner or later someone is going to say something.”…

On the job, 1978 “I’ve always worked,” says Shields (at a fashion show at age 13). Princeton grad, 1987 “I had a conventional college experience, to the extent that was possible,” she says. The Blue Lagoon , 1980 “I was ambitious, and that didn’t allow me to succumb to drugs or alcohol,” says Shields (with co-star Christopher Atkins). “I still made mistakes … but I wasn’t going to let anything undo me.” Grease , 1994 As the tough-talkin’ Rizzo in the Broadway revival. Suddenly Susan , 1996 “Comedy is my happy place,” says Shields (with her sitcom co-star Kathy Griffin). Calvin Klein ad, 1980 “It was a perfect storm,” she says of the campaign she shot at 15. “It was controversial, and it stirred the pot.” The…

“I’ve developed an unexplained love affair with vases this year, so there’s no doubt in my mind I’ll be adding this terracotta beauty straight to my cart for Christmas. This collaboration between McMullin & co and Australian artist Abbey Rich celebrates fluid forms, organic shapes and natural hues. It’s gorgeous, right?!” Gabriella, WHO Lifestyle Editor “I plan to live in slides this summer, and I’ve got my eye on this pair by Nelson Made. Coloured with vegetable dye and made from recycled leather, these babies are not only extremely chic and comfortable but also a more eco-friendly option, so you can shop with a clear conscience.” Paige, WHO Fashion Editor “I’ve been getting fully into my weights and HIIT training recently, but I need some new kick-arse activewear to keep…

You’ll need… • Fine pencil • Eraser • A5 watercolour paper • Glass of water • Small paintbrushes • Watercolours in white and shades of green • Mixing palette • Fine dark green or black felt tip pen 1 Sketch out a Christmas tree on the watercolour paper using a fine pencil. Use a favourite photo as inspiration. 2 Next, carefully dampen the surface you want to paint on with a little water. Then dip your paintbrush into water and your watercolours to mix the shade of green you want on your palette. Start painting in thin strokes along the outer contours of the tree and let the colour bleed towards the inside. Then gently brush the water across the areas to be filled to spread the colour. Be careful…

FLAVE Vegetarians and vegans sometimes struggle with a lack of meal options, but that’s all changing thanks to companies like Flave, a ready-made meal service where everything on the menu is 100 per cent plant based. The meals are created by chef Scott Findlay, who was trained by Gordon Ramsay and has cooked for Paul McCartney, Pink, Elton John, Madonna and Beyoncé. Talk about the star treatment! Delivers to selected metro areas in Sydney, Melbourne and ACT. Visit flave.com THR1VE Whether you’re looking to shed a few kilos or simply improve your wellbeing, Thrive does all of the hard work for you, delivering nutritionally balanced, ready-made meals that are tailored to your goals. These low-carb, high-protein, calorie-controlled meals are science backed and designed to deliver results. There’s even options for…

Australia has invested in four different vaccines, which all act by teaching our bodies to recognise the spike protein that the virus uses to invade our cells. Our immune systems can then be trained to launch a response against the real virus if it ever comes our way. The Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine uses a weakened version of a common cold virus, which is modified with genetic material from the spike protein.“This vaccine was the first one to make headlines,” Turner says. The University of Queensland-CSL and Novavax vaccines both use cell lines that act as tiny “cell factories” to grow the spike protein, which can be purified and formulated as a vaccine. The Pfizer-BioNTech uses RNA that acts as a genetic blueprint, so our own cells can manufacture the spike protein.…

He’s the man that creates the most memorable red-carpet hair moments. He famously dyed Kim Kardashian’s hair from black to blonde overnight, and made Jennifer Lopez’s epic 2020 Super Bowl hair (see right) into a viral meme. So it’s safe to say, Chris Appleton has cemented his place as hair stylist royalty. We nabbed five minutes with him to talk his career highlights and find out how the award-winning hair god makes magic. What’s been one (or two!) of your biggest “pinch me” career moments? Doing J.Lo’s hair for the Super Bowl was definitely a stand-out, also doing Kim Kardashian for the Met Gala last year (2019) when she had wet hair and finger waves – those were definitely amazing career highlights. How did you land doing literally everyone’s hair…

ARIES MAR. 20–APR. 18 How do you want to make your mark on the world? We’re coming to the end of a very long and arduous cycle. If it feels like the right time for you to take the next step towards living out your true life purpose, the skies are here to support you in that. You can do pretty much anything you put your mind to right now, so go for it. TAURUS APR. 19–MAY 20 How is your love-life right now? Whether you’re dealing with unrequited love, love that feels like it’s gone stale, a difficult partner or just too much being on your own, know this – opening your heart to love (no matter what has happened to you in the past) is the first step.…

Jay Ryan has been on the rise since finding fame playing Jack Scully in Neighbours in the early 2000s. Since then, he’s appeared in Offspring (2011), Top of the Lake (2013) and has recently starred in It Chapter Two. Now, the handsome 39-year-old is back on the big screen starring in The Furnace. “I play a zealous police sergeant who’s chasing a gold thief and an Afghan cameleer across the WA outback in the 1890s,” he explains. “It’s an Australian western that plays out against the incredible backdrop of the desert.” The film, which also stars David Wenham and Erik Thomson, was the only Australian movie to screen at the prestigious Venice Film Festival in September. “Sadly, I couldn’t get to Italy,” Ryan tells WHO. “It’s great that it got…

She’s written numerous short films, including Crater Lake, but now Ballaratbased screenwriter Olivia Wearne has decided to try her hand at novels. In her debut book The Grand Tour, she tells the story of Ruby and Angela who embark on a Grey Nomads road trip. But chaos ensues when they end up with a stowaway and turn from unsuspecting tourists into wanted kidnappers. “The Grand Tour was written just after my move to Ballarat, as I was discovering the joys of regional living,” she tells WHO. “It’s also a nod to my grandmother and her friend, who discovered a new lease  on life after their husbands passed away,” she explains. While Wearne admits her characters are ageing disgracefully, she hopes her retirement will be the same.“There’s no rest for the…

SCREEN WINS LOS ANGELES The stars came out for the MTV Movie and TV Awards on Dec. 6 to honour the greatest pop culture moments of all time. Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore won the Dynamic Duo gong – and hinted at working together again – and Jamie Lee Curtis was crowned ultimate Scream Queen. WINE NOT LONDON David Beckham had an important question for his Instagram fans. “Is [it] too early for mulled wine?” the star pondered of the festive tipple. Never, David! GIVE US MOORE IDAHO Demi Moore and her daughters Rumer, Tallulah and Scout Willis posed for an impromptu photo shoot while celebrating Thanksgiving together at the actress’ ranch. LOVED UP SYDNEY Despite engagement whispers, Sophie Monk and her boyfriend Joshua Gross kept things coy while heading…

Last time I sang out loud Every day. My family has learned that I’m pretty annoying to be around because I’ll sing like, “Who’s ready for some breakfast?” Just random sentences in a horrible dad-joke style because I get bored. Last irrational fear We’re in Australia, and the spiders here are the size of dinner plates. I posted about one – we took this pillow and we’re screaming, and there was a push broom involved. It was horrifying on every level. Last DIY project When we were in LA, Melissa redecorated one whole room and made it an art room for the girls. I didn’t have a lot to do with it. I cook some meals, and if they say, “Hey, would you carry this sort of semi-heavy chair?” I’ll…