Innehållsförteckning för 11 May 2020 från WHO

It’s fair to say it’s been a tumultuous 12 months for the royal family. With Meghan and Harry’s shock departure from royal life and Prince Andrew’s scandalous ties to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, public favour for the monarchy has been wavering. But the Cambridges have stepped up to the plate and shared some truly wholesome images to mark their youngest son Prince Louis’ 2nd birthday. You can see an adorable snap of Louis finger painting, taken by Kate, Duchess of Cambridge, on page 10. Prince Charles also took the opportunity to share a previously unseen image of himself hugging his grandson. Posted to the Clarence House Instagram account, the caption read: “A very Happy Birthday to Prince Louis, who turns two today. The young Prince enjoys a hug from…

Angelina Jolie has opened up about the difficulties of parenting during the COVID-19 outbreak, coming to the conclusion that it’s “impossible” to do it perfectly. The usually private star penned a remarkably candid letter for TIME magazine in which she detailed her worries as the mother to the six children she shares with ex-husband Brad Pitt: Maddox, 18, Pax, 16, Zahara, 15, Shiloh, 13, and twins Knox and Vivienne, 11. Jolie, 44, who is splitting parenting duties with Pitt, 56, during lockdown, said she’s thinking of “all the mothers and fathers with children at home” during this difficult time as she’s experiencing the same thing herself – albeit from a multi-million-dollar mansion. “I am imagining how hard each of you is trying to get through your days. How much you…

KATY PERRY “Blackheads and all baby,” the pregnant singer, 35, commented on social media on March 29. The star loves cleansing oils, facials and has had a few tweaks, admitting, “I’ve done lasers and got [filler] injections [for dark circles].” HALLE BERRY Flaunting her natural beauty (and a keto-friendly cheesy bacon ranch chicken recipe!), the actress, 53, took to Instagram on March 27 to embrace a relaxed look. “My head scarf game is strong right now,” she posted. “Who has time for a hairdo?” BROOKE SHIELDS The actress, 54, took to Instagram to share a barefaced and beautiful snap while in isolation. “It’s important for my kids to not forget we’re as beautiful – and should be as confident – without makeup,” she told WHO last year. JESSICA SIMPSON “Tired…

SOMETHING SPECIAL WORKOUT WARRIOR LITTLE LUXURIES Mother’s Day is looking a little different this year, with no long picnics in the park or breakfasts at your local cafe But there are still plenty of ways to spoil Mum, so we hope you enjoy WHO’s edit of at-home luxuries to indulge the No. 1 woman in your life SOLO TIME SCENTS OF PERFECTION TO PAMPER INDOOR DELIGHTS…

BUCKET LIST EXPERIENCES We may not be able to travel right now but we can write our bucket lists, starting with these once-in-a-lifetime destinations MAGICAL LIGHTSHOW MARVEL AT THE NORTHERN LIGHTS IN NORWAY There are many places to take in the spectacular light show that is the aurora borealis, but consider a trip to Norway’s Lofoten Archipelago when travel bans are lifted. With its quaint painted fishermen’s houses, deep fjords and beaches with water that could easily rival the Caribbean, this is an idyllic winter holiday destination and one of the best places to see the otherworldly northern lights from October through to March. The postcard-perfect Lofoten Islands, north of the Arctic Circle within the waters of the Norwegian Sea, are just beneath the auroral oval, a belt of light…

When you think about classic Disney films, you’ll often remember the costumes, sets and props as much as the characters and plot. Now, cinema antiquities collector Lanigan, who is given unparalleled access by Disney, tracks down long-forgotten pieces used in movies such as Mary Poppins, Tron and The Muppet Movie. What could be a dry stroll down Cherry Tree Lane is made more engaging when Lanigan reunites items with original  crew and actors.  (On Disney+ from Fri., May 1)…

JoJo It’s been a long time coming, but former teen star JoJo is in control of her own music, having been forced to rerecord her first two albums – featuring hits ‘Leave (Get Out)’ and ‘Too Little, Too Late’ – in 2018 due to a dispute with her previous record company, which took them offline. Now releasing through her own label, the 29-year-old’s understated fourth album, Good to Know, doesn’t contain anything like the pop power ballads that launched her career but has a more subtle sound, from stripped back ‘Small Things’ to the Ariana-ish ‘Comeback’.  (Out Fri., May. 1)…

“Me and my wife been quarantining it for like three weeks, so she’s pregnant three times.” Tracy Morgan on how he’s passing time in isolation. “We spent the first three weeks in Minnesota at my cabin out in the woods, deep in the woods . . . All we did was chop wood.” Josh Duhamel on social distancing. “When I was out on the runway I’d come back and constantly my underwear would be gone – my bra, my knickers … gone!” Claudia Schiffer had to have security guard her underwear. “She said, ‘You’re crazy’. I said, ‘I’ll see you next week’.” Joe Manganiello didn’t waste a moment when he found out Sofia Vergara was single, flying to her for their first date.…

As the global pandemic rages on and the UK reels from more than 21,000 deaths, Prince William and Kate Middleton are becoming the face of the royal family’s response, sharing glimpses of their private lives in isolation and inspiring the public through dark and worrying times. Self-isolating in their Norfolk home Anmer Hall, the duke and duchess “have been in regular contact with organisations to understand the issues they are facing”, according to their office, all while juggling home life with Prince George, 6, Princess Charlotte, who turns 5 on May 2, and Prince Louis, 2, and keeping in close contact with the rest of the royals. “We’ve been talking to all the family online. And it’s been a really good way of keeping in touch and seeing each other,”…

A global pandemic won’t keep Dua Lipa down. Her second album, Future Nostalgia, is earning rave reviews for its disco-pop vibe and dance-heavy music videos, which have become a saving grace for fans self-isolating at home. “If I could make someone smile or give someone a moment of comfort during this time, then I’ve done my job,” the ‘Physical’ hitmaker tells WHO from the London Airbnb where she and boyfriend Anwar Hadid – younger brother of Gigi and Bella – are holed up. “I wanted to have the Bieber effect” “We’re all just trying to be safe and stay inside and protect the people around us,” the 24-year-old explains, and it sounds like their mandatory lockdown is going well. For the couple: “It’s been really great – easy and fun…

Elevator drama Leaving a 2014 after-party at the Standard hotel in New York, Beyoncé entered a lift with husband Jay-Z and sister Solange. As seen in a 58-second security footage clip first obtained by TMZ, Solange begins punching and kicking Jay-Z while a bodyguard tries to restrain her. Beyoncé stands motionless before stepping in between the two. A source told WHO at the time that Solange had a run-in with designer Rachel Roy, who was reportedly being “flirtatious” with Jay. “Jay said something inappropriate to Beyoncé and Solange, and she snapped. When they got in the elevator, it escalated quickly.”The trio released a joint statement that read, “Jay and Solange each assume their share of responsibility for what has occurred” and “both have apologised to each other, and we have…

KENNETH WYNIEMKO Served 9 years Wyniemko was convicted of sexual assault, breaking and entering and armed robbery, after cops noticed his face looked a little like a sketch of the attacker – though the victim said it didn’t really look like him. Police failed to test semen from the victim’s clothes, which, years later, proved not to be Wyniemko’s. FRANKY CARRILLO Served 20 years His conviction for a shooting murder relied on witnesses who conceded they couldn’t really see the killer and later said they’d been pressured to identify him by police officers. Two men later confessed to the crime. KENNEDY BREWER Served 13 years Wrongly convicted of murdering his girlfriend’s 3-year-old daughter,  Brewer spent three years in prison before his trial even started, and another six years after he…

Congratulations on the birth of Tullulah. How are you feeling? Thank you so much! I’m still on cloud nine. I was really fortunate to have a beautiful birth experience and I have so much support from family and friends which has made my recovery and transition into motherhood a positive and happy time. The lack of sleep some nights is incredibly exhausting and challenging at times but I wouldn’t change any of it for the world. Has it hit you yet that all of a sudden you are a mum? I still can’t believe it sometimes. Being a mother is something I have dreamed of for such a long time so there are definitely moments where it feels surreal. I could stare at her all day long. What is your…

The world of wine is wonderful, but it can also be daunting. “Wine jargon like ‘bouquet’, ‘primary flavours’ and ‘minerality’ do little to explain the taste of a wine unless you’re an expert,” says Andrew Shedden, head of fine wine at Dan Murphy’s. The liquor retailer recently launched its Decoded Wine Awards, where a panel blind-tasted more than 1000 wines and chose winners they believed customers would love. To help you bust the jargon, the panel has decoded the most common wine-making and tasting note terminology. ACIDITY A wine that tastes tart or zesty or that leaves the inside of your mouth tingly and watering has high acidity. Other words for acidity include bright, crisp, crunchy and racy. AGE How long a wine has been in its bottle. When a…

There was once a time when I paid very little attention to news and current affairs. I remember not being able to name the NSW premier about a decade ago, and my mother being scandalised that I was so ignorant. I sometimes miss those days. Because the problem with being switched on to what is happening in the world, especially at the moment, is that it is often incredibly overwhelming. Not so long ago, I was scrolling through my Twitter feed and had to limit myself to clicking on links about the sports rorts scandal. I became so enraged about the willful abuse of power by our elected representatives that I couldn’t take in any other headlines. There was also some similar issue going on in America with President Trump…

When South Sudanese refugee Sebastian (Andrew Luri) learns war-zone photographer Daniel (Weaving) is soon to mount an exhibition of his work, he tracks Daniel down and asks that images of the massacre in his village 15 years earlier aren’t included. And so the two men with vastly different, but linked life experiences develop a bond that, among other things, forces Daniel to reassess his commitment-phobic, work-obsessed existence. A discovery is made an hour in that drives the second half of the film, but even without that plot twist, this is a moving study of the impact war and loss has on people. (On digital platforms from Wed., May 6)…

As a group of friends prepare to gather for their 20-year high school reunion, they begin receiving strange and possibly sinister messages. It becomes clear that someone from their past is still holding a grudge about an incident that took place years ago. At first the wide-ranging cast of characters attempt to ignore the implied threats, then they become more stark and it appears that whoever’s responsible is watching them and possibly lying in wait. With all the elements needed for a pacy, suspenseful read, at the heart of this novel is the characters’ everyday lives, from teen addiction to marital problems and mental illness. A great read from the author of The Missing Pieces of Sophie McCarthy.  (Out now)…

Along with Elizabeth Taylor, Natalie Wood belongs to a special and rare Hollywood breed – child actresses, strictly controlled by the studio factory, who grew up to become beautiful superstars. If Wood was never quite as dazzling as Taylor, she was more soulfully beautiful, with dark eyes that suggested a touch of melancholy. But her horrible and still controversial 1981 drowning in the waters off Catalina Island – she was only 43 – has long overshadowed a career that included hits like West Side Story and Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice. In this moving and loving film, her daughter, actress Natasha Gregson Wagner, looks back over Wood’s life, emphasising her attempt to find personal happiness and fulfillment through motherhood, marriage and family. Gregson Wagner doesn’t avoid the painful…

HENRY WILLSON PLAYED BY JIM PARSONS Behind every star is a star-maker, and manipulative, abusive agent Henry Willson was one of classic Hollywood’s most notorious. With discoveries like Rock Hudson and Tab Hunter, he popularised the ‘beefcake’ craze among male stars. “He was creating his own role in this society and new business,” Parsons explains. All that remains of Willson are photographs and written accounts, which the actor found freeing. “You develop a real empathy for [your characters],” he reflects, “and that was multiplied knowing he was a real person.” ROCK HUDSON PLAYED BY JAKE PICKING A star of classics like Magnificent Obsession and Pillow Talk, Rock Hudson shocked the world when the long-closeted actor revealed his AIDS diagnosis in the 1980s. In Hollywood, he’s offered a glimmer of a…

Two and a half years into their relationship, Scott Disick, 36, and Sofia Richie, 21, are making the most of their time in lockdown together. With LA County beaches closed, the pair are spending time at an oceanfront house in Malibu, which affords the couple private beach access. “They’re both so appreciative to be healthy and have each other during this; there is zero drama in their relationship right now,” a source told Life & Style. “They’re used to having a full house of friends, personal trainers … and just a lot of chaos. They’ve slowed down so much.” The dedicated couple time comes on the heels of what has reportedly been a bumpy few months for the pair. In February, an insider told E! the stars had been “bickering”…

Cassie Sainsbury is finally ready to reveal the cold hard truth about the path that led her to trying to smuggle drugs out of Colombia. Now out of jail, Adelaide-born Cassie is light-years away from the scared and lonely 22-year-old who was arrested at Bogota Airport for stashing 5.8kg of cocaine inside boxes of headphones. She’s now engaged to her prison lover Joli Pico and exudes a confidence that is a result of nearly three years of self-reflection behind bars. Speaking to WHO, Sainsbury says she has had a lot of time to think about her mistakes – and has made a very blunt admission. “People think I either have to be so stupid it’s not funny to not have figured it out, or I didn’t care. That’s the two…

L ooking cosy as she stepped out dressed down in a tie-dye tracksuit and no shoes, Kylie Jenner was almost unrecognisable as she headed out to visit her best friend Stassie Karanikolaou last week. Armed with a pack of salt and vinegar chips and bottle of JUST Water (pal Jaden Smith’s company), Jenner was all smiles as she showed off her makeup-free look while clambering into her Mercedes-Benz G-Wagon. The 22-year-old’s fresh complexion was truly glowing, and was a welcome change to her usual highly polished look. Having lived in the spotlight since she was 10, the reality star-turned-cosmetics-billionaire is rarely seen looking anything less than ultra-glam. “The more makeup, the better,” she said in a Vogue magazine beauty tutorial, during which she outlined her 37-step daily beauty routine. Jenner’s…

Amid signs that a pandemic was about to grip the globe earlier this year, Australian Alison Thompson began receiving calls and messages from hospital staff across the US. Thompson, who lives in Florida, is well-known among doctors and nurses throughout the world for her humanitarian work at disaster sites, and now many were reaching out to her for help. “They would ask, ‘Do you have any PPE?’” she says of the medical staff desperately seeking personal protective equipment amid a shortage of N95 masks and gloves as the COVID-19 crisis took hold. “One nurse was pleading to me, ‘Please, get them to me, I can’t not be protected.’ For them, it’s like walking into a room and someone’s holding a gun to your head.” Thompson is on a mission to…

FOR THE LOVE OF FRAGRANCE From the masters in home scents comes a new line up of fragrances, perfect for the woman who likes to mix up her scents on a daily basis. These beauties come in seven different notes, which you can layer or simply pick a favourite to fall in love with. A perfect little gift for the mum or friend who needs a little extra love right now.…

How important is getting up and getting dressed during isolation? To be productive during isolation, it’s imperative. My non-negotiables every morning are: a shower, coffee and walk. Once dressed, I have to put on shoes (even if it’s raining and I can’t leave the house) – this really helps spur my productivity for the work day ahead. I will always make time for my morning skin care routine and on the days I have client Zoom meetings, I’ll pop on a bit of makeup. Maintaining a morning routine and keeping those creature comforts while working from home is so important. What are your key staples for comfort/ loungewear? Like a lot of people, I am certainly spending more time in active wear these days because I try to fit in…

Eff This! Meditation BY LIZA KINDRED (RRP $24.99, MURDOCH BOOKS) IN A NUTSHELL: A bible of tips, exercises and ideas to bring your BPM down from freaking out to calm, with a humorous and original tone. Choose from 1 minute, 5 minute, 30 minute, 1 hour or longer practices that range from simple naming your feelings (oh hi, anxiety) to watching a nature documentary. BEST FOR: Calming down in 60 seconds or less. Everything Isn’t Terrible BY KATHLEEN SMITH (RRP $27.99, ALLEN & UNWIN) IN A NUTSHELL: Powerful advice from a therapist who works in Washington DC about how to observe, evaluate and interrupt your anxiety. It helps you to understand the deep-rooted causes of feeling insecure and unpicks behavioural anxiety in different areas of life: relationships, dating, career, social…

This Barossa grenache wowed the judges at the recent Decoded Wine awards. It’s juicy, fresh and vibrant – perfect for this time of year. If you are looking for a grenache that delivers bang for your buck, this is it. Top tip: Refrigerate for 15 minutes before opening for something different. Taylors new release Jaraman grenache is a lighter style red wine, with flavours of raspberry, strawberry and hints of cinnamon. A combination of rich Barossa and ripe McLaren Vale grapes makes this a complex yet well-rounded wine. Try it the next time you feel like a pinot noir – it will be your new go-to! This Calabria grenache is a limited release. The 2017 vintage was sourced from the Barossa Valley from vines at least 50 years olds. Flavoursome…

ARIES MAR. 20–APR. 18 Group discussions and conversations will keep you busy via social media. Contact with interesting new people from different backgrounds or cultures will boost knowledge. Emotional relationships could be confusing, or there may be deception or jealousy. Watch out for devious people on the work scene. Try a different approach with money and investments. TAURUS APR. 19–MAY 20 Others will be impressed by your willingness to set things in order. A greater interest in music or creative activities may also be in the making. Matters concerning a project or future workshop will be highlighted and your personality will peak. Money matters boost your week – you may have a surprise through banks, housing finance, insurance, pensions or a windfall. GEMINI MAY 21–JUN. 20 An old friendship may…

… game he played A couple of days ago I tried to teach my kids Monopoly, which I realised they’re way too young for. They stuffed the money down their pockets because they thought it was real. … chore he had to do I had to fix the horse trailer. I got down there and pulled out some handyman skills, like, “I’ve seen this in a movie. Surely I can fake this.” My wife [Elsa Pataky] thinks I fixed it. Jury’s out. … moment of nostalgia he felt Yesterday, watching Home Alone 2 and seeing bustling New York City. I was like, “Oh man, when do we get to do that again?” It just makes you realise how much we yearn for physical community. … time he was starstruck I…

The London-based, Australian writer, 61, found success after co-authoring Puberty Blues in 1979, and with later novels like Mad Cows and Nip ’n’ Tuck. Her most recent, HRT: Husband Replacement Therapy, is out now. Lette tells WHO about the book that … … captured her imagination as a child Peter Pan [by J. M. Barrie], the patron saint of those who don’t want to grow up. I couldn’t decide if I wanted to be the exotic Tigerlily or the mischievous Tinker Bell. I never wanted to be Wendy – far too sensible. … she loved as a teenager Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë. The Brontës write so passionately about love and lust and loss – heady stuff for a hormonal teen. … inspired her to write with humour I like…