Innehållsförteckning för Issue 15, 2022 från WHO

After the drama of last week’s Academy Awards, it was refreshing to watch this year’s Grammys go off without a hitch. It’s usually such a fun event, with stars going all out on the red carpet – and this year was no exception, with Lady Gaga especially dialling up the glam. Check out all the stunning pics from page 4. Speaking of stunning pics, how beautiful does Sophie Monk look as a bride? The Love Island Australia host surprised everyone when she married fiancé Joshua Gross in an intimate ceremony at their home. Take a look at some more gorgeous pics from her wedding album, and get more details about her very special big day, starting on page 20. I’m a firm believer that a red lipstick is all you…

At her big bash on March 26, Jules Merchant wasted no time in proving that 40 really is the new 30 as she partied the night away at Sydney’s Ivy Penthouse. Celebrity pals including The Block’s Mitch Edwards and Mark McKie joined the birthday girl and husband Cam, who she met while filming the sixth season of Married At First Sight in 2018, for an evening of fun and frivolity as she celebrated her milestone. “It was the most amazing night,” Jules told WHO after the elegant event.“It couldn’t have gone off any better. I don’t think I stopped dancing and I had so much fun.” But the party didn’t end there. The busy Figur shapewear entrepreneur and Moira Muse fashion designer headed off on a luxury vacay to Fiji…

Since getting free of her conservatorship on November 12, Britney Spears has wasted no time in calling out past wrongs done against her. And now the pop star, 40, has Justin Timberlake, 41, firmly in her firing line. Spears shared a scathing post about her ex on Instagram on March 30, where she accused him of cashing in on her name. The musician claimed “Jesus” had come to her in a dream and said her mum, Lynne, had used her for “fame and attention”, but she wasn’t the only one. “Your ex did the same thing … he served with his first album using your name claiming you did him dirty!!!!” Spears wrote that Jesus had told her. Cheating allegations against Spears surfaced in 2002, which Timberlake seemed to confirm…

According to Australian charity The Brain Foundation, aphasia is a “neurological disorder caused by damage to the portions of the brain responsible for language”. Primary signs of the condition include difficulty in expressing oneself when speaking, trouble understanding speech, and difficulty with reading and writing. Aphasia is not a disease, but a symptom of brain damage, often resulting from a stroke or head injury, and may develop slowly. The Willis family did not disclose the cause of Bruce’s condition. Game of Thrones star Emilia Clarke suffered from the condition temporarily after waking up from surgery following a brain aneurysm in February 2011. Two weeks after the surgery, Clarke couldn’t remember her name and spoke gibberish when she tried to talk. “In my worst moments, I wanted to pull the plug,”…

Notoriously private actress Renée Zellweger has revealed details of the fate-filled path that led her to find love with British TV presenter Ant Anstead in a cover story for Harper’s Bazaar. In the wake of the success of her return to acting in Judy, she flicked the TV on to see Brad Pitt’s episode of Celebrity IOU. The reality-lifestyle series features stars celebrating people who have helped them along the way (in Pitt’s case, his long-term makeup artist Jean Ann Black) by having Drew and Jonathan Scott – aka The Property Brothers – renovate their homes. Still mourning the loss of her friend and long-time publicist Nanci Ryder, who died at age 67 in June 2020, Zellweger reached out in hopes of honouring the nurses who’d cared for Ryder, who…

There was a strong sense of déjà vu at Nice airport in France on March 21 as Princess Charlene boarded a private jet without her family to leave Monaco. The secret trip marks the second time the former Olympic swimmer, 44, has fled her husband’s principality in the French Riviera just days after returning home following mysterious medical treatment. “Charlene has been lonely in Monaco”- BARGER “I don’t find it a shock that Charlene has left Monaco again,” Brittani Barger, deputy editor of website Royal Central, exclusively tells WHO. “Everything with her illness has been rather secretive. The palace has given some information, but you get the feeling there’s more to her illness than they let on.” It has been a difficult year for the princess, who spent over six…

Bruce Allan Burrell took the terrible truth of what he’d done with the bodies of his two victims, Kerry Whelan and Dorothy Davis, to his grave. Despite the extensive efforts of police to get the convicted double murderer to finally confess and give some comfort and closure to their grieving families, he cruelly stayed silent. In a new book on the shocking murders, one of the country’s top prosecutors has shed light on what drove Burrell – who died in jail aged 63 in 2016 – to kill and kill again, and to maintain his innocence to the bitter end. Mark Tedeschi, QC, the former NSW’s Senior Crown Prosecutor who prosecuted Burrell says the killer had a “classic narcissistic attitude”, and was motivated by greed and a sense of entitlement.…

SKIN: NEW IN OILS Protect, plump and hydrate with these innovative formulas. Promising to protect against pollutants, this oil’s prebiotics support microbiome harmony in the skin. The light, non-greasy formulation gets a big tick, too. A first for the cult brand, this acts as a barrier on the skin’s surface to prevent water loss and to plump and smooth. The magic happens while we sleep, right? Slather this oil before bed and watch fine lines and wrinkles disappear thanks to its 2 per cent vegan retinol liposome. Get your glow on with this serum-oil hybrid that provides long-term hydration and antioxidant protection. It’s the ultimate luminiser and great if you love the no makeup look. Tip Use this oil alone or add to your night cream as a naturally effective…

SCANDI COOL Danish brand Marimekko’s latest collection – and the first to be led by new creative director, Rebekka Bay – is taking it back to their chic Scandinavian roots with modern oversized shapes mixed with soothing pastel palettes. Reminiscent of the stand-out street style we fell in love with and took inspiration from during Copenhagen Fashion Week, this ready-to-wear range is inspired by nature with abstract prints and is designed to pair seamlessly with your existing ensembles. “At Marimekko, we add to the building blocks of the brand each season, everything working together as a wardrobe over time and for years to come,” says Bay. “It’s about seeing the beauty in perfect imperfections.” WHAT WE’RE BUYING THIS WEEK “It’s about time I splashed out on something impractical after a…

Do you ever feel that there just aren’t enough hours in a day? What if there was a way you could gain back a whole extra day every week? That’s the concept behind Donna McGeorge’s new book The 1 Day Refund, which is all about reclaiming the most precious commodity that we have – time. Essentially, McGeorge says it’s about learning to spend our time efficiently. When we perform a task with only some of our cylinders firing, we tend to waste fruitless hours that could either be spent working effectively and getting things done, or as spare time doing things we enjoy. “Most of us are only productive around three hours of an eight-hour day,” McGeorge explains. “We are distracted, multitasking, in pointless meetings or scrolling social media.” Convinced…

Let’s face it, finding the motivation to exercise can be tough, especially when there are plenty of other things you could be doing instead. If this is becoming a problem, it may be time to change your approach. Rather than focusing on how exercise makes you look, the key could be to embrace workouts as something that can actually make you feel happier. Personal trainer Ben Richards from Snap Fitness reveals his top mood-boosting workouts to get those endorphins going. CYCLING There’s a reason spin classes are so popular. “Aerobic movement like cycling is an easy way to release serotonin and dopamine, helping us to feel positive, fresh and motivated,” Richards says. “Depending on your speed, it can elevate your heart rate, increasing your energy and effectively boost your mood.”…

There’s nothing like a change of scenery to recharge and relax, but if the pandemic has made you put a pause on flying off to an exotic locale, look no further than your own backyard for a fun getaway. Whether you crave a cosmopolitan city or a beachside paradise, the team at Expedia have uncovered the top domestic swaps for international favourites. With local regions offering up some incredible experiences to rival anything beyond our borders, here’s how you can discover the world without having to dust off your passport. LOVE THE PHILIPPINES? TRY LORD HOWE ISLAND OR ROTTNEST ISLAND If island hopping in the Philippines was on the bucket list, then take a tour of Australia’s own beautiful islands. Just a short flight from Sydney, Lord Howe Island offers…

ARIES MAR. 20-APR. 18 Astrology isn’t always as straightforward as you might hope. Your chart currently has a conundrum in it. On the one hand, you’re entering possibly the most sociable time you’ve had for literally years (and this would be true even if we weren’t emerging from a pandemic), but time spent in solitude will also be rich and rewarding now. TAURUS APR. 19-MAY 20 Remember, you’re now in a stand-out cycle – and this could be your lucky week! For a start you have a super-auspicious sun/Jupiter alignment in your wishing zone so keep one eye on your goals and dreams. Talk to the people you know who can help you get what you want. And also, you have pretty great work stars. GEMINI MAY 21-JUN. 20 How…

How does it feel to land the best job on TV? It’s surreal to say the least, but also an immense honour to be the first Indigenous presenter on Getaway. It feels like I’m living out my childhood dream and sometimes I have to pinch myself. After two years of locked borders, where in the world are you most hoping to visit with the travel show? I’ve explored so much of our own backyard the past two years, I’d love to go to the world’s biggest adult playground, Las Vegas, or on the flip side, a relaxing resort in Fiji. What do you think is Australia’s best hidden gem holiday spot? For me, it’s Tangalooma Resort [on Queensland’s Moreton Island]. My favourite destination to escape and take some time out,…

Ruth Wilson read her first Jane Austen novel in 1947, leading to a lifelong love affair between the 89-year-old and the great writer’s works. “For two centuries, Austen’s novels have given her readers sheer pleasure with their endlessly engaging romances, picnics and balls,”Wilson says of Austen’s enduring impact. “They provoke us to think about what it is to be a woman in a man’s world; how marriages and intimate relationships work out; and how people’s behaviour reflects their values and sometimes reveals their less-than-worthy intentions.” As for her favourite, that depends on how Wilson is feeling. “If I’m thinking about companionate marriages it will be Pride and Prejudice; when it’s about how well I and others know or perhaps delude ourselves, it will be Emma. And so on.” (Out now)…

BATTER UP LOS ANGELES Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez enjoyed a sporty date at the ball park recently. J.Lo wielded the bat like a pro. Is there anything she can’t do? FASHION ICON! NEW YORK She may be closing in on her 101st birthday, but Iris Apfel isn’t slowing down. Here, she’s modelling her fashion collab with H&M. BEST FOOT FORWARD LOS ANGELES If you want to step out like Katy Perry, now you can. The ‘Firework’ star has relaunched her cute and affordable shoe line. WHAT A LAUGH NEW YORK She’s on the promo trail for her new Stan series The Girl From Plainville, but Dakota Fanning made time to share a laugh with a fan. BALANCING ACT NEW YORK Maybe she’s born with it, or maybe she’s just…

It looks set to be the wedding of the year, with no expense spared and a host of A-listers ready to witness one of England’s greatest catches, Brooklyn Beckham, tie the knot with American heiress Nicola Peltz on April 9. To be held at the Peltz family’s $133 million, 44,000 square foot Regency-style estate in Palm Beach, Florida, David and Victoria Beckham’s eldest child and his fiancée have splurged more than $5 million on the society bash. It’s a mere drop in the ocean when the Peltzes boast a $2.1 billion dollar fortune, along with the Beckham family’s $664 million. Guests are tipped to include Eva Longoria, celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay, Spice Girl Melanie Brown, and Gigi Hadid. Prince Harry and wife Meghan, who are good friends with the Beckhams,…

When Mira Sorvino and Lisa Kudrow appeared on the SAG Awards stage earlier this year, as Romy and Michele – in their signature blue and pink, no less – it was the high school reunion we didn’t know we needed. Twenty-five years on from their iconic film’s premiere, the only thing missing was the duo’s moving choreography to Cyndi Lauper’s ‘Time After Time’. We fell in love with the hapless fashion tragics who take viewers on their journey from Los Angeles back to Tucson for their 10-year high school reunion, where their elaborate story as the inventors of Post-it Notes is foiled, and they’re relentlessly lambasted by their old schoolyard bullies. But it’s the two ladies who come out on top, making mean girl Christie Masters (Julia Campbell) look like…

Aussie beauty influencer Chloe Morello has been teaching us all how to apply makeup since she was in high school. She’s seen us through our bronzer obsession, held our hands through the contouring process, and even created a few eyeshadow palettes in her spare time. But now, Morello’s on the warpath. “I’m sick of cakey makeup looks,” she explained to her TikTok followers. Luckily, she’s already found the solution: a “paint by numbers” technique that starts off as dots and blends to leave her base lightweight and fresh. “This is technically a single layer of makeup, even though I’m wearing five different products,” Morello says. “With this technique I can wear everything, it looks so natural and it stays all night.” HOW TO: APPLY CREAM PRODUCTS According to Morello, we…

Just when you thought you had your hair removal situation sorted, along comes Splendor X. As the newest treatment on the beauty scene to help take control of even the hairiest situations, it’s worth investigating if you’re a fan of laser. We chatted to Kasey Vane, owner of Laser Cosmetica in Wollongong, on what sets this treatment apart and why you need to book it in, stat. What is Splendor X and how does it work? Splendor X is the first laser device powered by Blend X technology for permanent hair removal and skin treatments, including wrinkle reduction and pigmented lesions. The operator can customise and blend wavelengths together using Blend X technology for personalised treatments, so it’s safe for all skin types. How does it differ from other treatments?…

1. WHAT’S THE VIBE? Now, let’s nail the brief: is it a boozy weekend with your besties, a family break or a group gathering with activities aplenty? Getting the vibe right is key as there’s no point packing cute dresses and heels when you’ll most likely be relaxing on a hammock or hitting the local pub and beach. Check the weather and always pack (no matter where you’re going) a light jumper or cardigan for cool nights, a pair of swimmers for hotel pools, spas or an impulsive trip to the river or beach, and sneakers for those spontaneous hikes. 2. PACK LIGHT Whether you’re jumping on a flight or taking a road trip, luggage is likely to be restricted to an overnight bag or what fits in the back…

If you’ve ever sat on the couch surrounded by chocolate wrappers or attended a boozy long lunch, you might be familiar with the feeling that you may have overindulged. Though this can creep up at any time, there’s no doubt that Easter can bring up some tricky emotions – especially with all those chocolate eggs and hot cross buns on offer. However, before you get stuck in the supermarket aisle looking for a “healthy” chocolate bunny, accredited practising dietitian and founder of Love What You Eat, Zoe Nicholson, says changing how we think and talk about food is the first step to truly enjoying Easter. “When people are struggling with feelings of guilt, the food is not the issue, it’s the symptom of something else that’s going on,” explains Nicholson.…

Notice your thoughts The first step to reframing your thoughts is being aware of the chatter that is currently going on in your mind. “Begin by practising mindfulness, by paying attention to what goes through your mind, as often as you can,” explains Dr Tim Sharp, founder of The Happiness Institute. Set achievable goals While many people focus purely on positive thinking, Dr Sharp says it’s important to avoid being too unrealistic. “Instead, aim for helpful thinking,”he explains. “By all means, focus on the positives but be realistic, which means facing up to cold, hard realities and then searching for solutions.” Beware emotional reasoning “Remember that thoughts aren’t facts, and you are not your feelings,” Dr Sharp says. This means avoiding unhelpful thoughts like, “I don’t look as good as…

Choc Caramel Cheesecake SERVES 10 PREP 20 MINUTES + OVERNIGHT COOLING COOK 1 HOUR INGREDIENTS 250g choc ripple biscuits 100g melted butter 500g cream cheese, at room temperature 395g can condensed milk ¼ cup caster sugar 3 eggs ¼ cup espresso coffee, cooled 100g dark chocolate, melted, cooled Whipped cream, to serve Easter eggs, caramel sauce, to serve METHOD 1 Preheat oven to 160C. Line base of 19cm round springform pan with baking paper. Line sides of pan with two layers of baking paper, extending collar 5cm above height of pan. Wrap base of pan in foil and place on a tray. 2 In a food processor, process biscuits until fine crumbs form. Add butter and pulse until combined. Press onto the base of the pan. Chill 30 minutes. 3…

What was the last guilty pleasure you indulged in? Given the question, it’s ironic that I’ve become a fan of Tilly’s ‘guilt-free’ ice cream in chewy gooey choc brownie flavour. What was the last gift you got? A gift of friendship when I needed some emotional support recently. I’m fortunate to have a couple of very loyal, dear friends who have my back. It’s invaluable. What was your last TV obsession? Inventing Anna because I’m gobsmacked by this true story of a young girl who somehow managed to pull the wool over people’s eyes. And I love Schitt’s Creek, it makes me laugh out loud! Brilliant writing, no wonder it won so many awards. When was the last time you danced in public? Thanks to COVID-19, we haven’t been allowed…

Kim Kardashian, 41, has been ditching her glam squad to be part of her son’s cheer squad, dressing down and blending in while encouraging Saint, 6, at his soccer games in Calabasas. “Kim attends all the kids’ sport activities. She is their biggest fan,” a source tells People magazine of the mum-of-four. “On the sideline, she looks like a regular mum. She is very sweet and engaged.” Ahead of the April 14 premiere of The Kardashians, her family’s new reality show airing in Australia on Disney Plus, the star has been dealing with plenty of drama with her ex Kanye West, especially since moving on with comedian Pete Davidson. “You could be so hurt or angry at your ex, but I think in front of the kids, it always has…

After getting engaged to Brenda Song and welcoming a son, Macaulay Culkin never has to be Home Alone again. And while out on a casual family stroll in Los Angeles on April 4, the actor, 41, proved that his little boy really is a chip off the old block! The My Girl star was spotted with a new wide Mohawk do, which sweet little Dakota, 1, also sported as his dad proudly pushed him around in a black wagon. Culkin and Song got engaged in January after dating for almost five years. They welcomed their baby boy on April 5, 2021. While Dakota is an only child for now, sources say it won’t be too long until the toddler has a little brother or sister. “[Macaulay and Brenda] want more…

Could Keanu Reeves be ready to pop the question to Alexandra Grant? On March 31, the actor, 57, reportedly spent around 40 minutes shopping at Irene Neuwirth jewellery store on Melrose Place in West Hollywood. An eyewitness told The Mail Online that the never-married actor browsed the shop’s ring section, including diamonds, pearl, and aquamarine baubles. When asked by Vogue in 2020 if marriage interested her, Grant, 49, coyly replied:“Love at every level is deeply important to my identity. How’s that for dodging the question? I do not believe that isolation is the way. There is a period of isolation that I do as a painter, but I deeply value the experience of being in relationships.” A source tells Life & Style magazine that Reeves believes that Grant is the…

Jazz Thornton knows that a letter can be so much more than just a piece of paper. It was a series of handwritten notes that gave her something to live for, five years ago, when she wound up in hospital following her 14th suicide attempt. “It was the darkest time in my life when a friend gave me a bunch of letters in sealed envelopes,” the 27-year-old tells WHO. “On the front were instructions to open each one at a different time, like when I felt unlovable, like a burden, or suicidal. I clung onto that letter like my life depended on it because some days it did,” she explains. As a survivor of childhood sexual abuse and bullying, Thornton’s had ongoing issues with her mental health. She was eventually…

LISA KUDROW The actress has been busy on the reunion circuit this past year. Not only did she bring back Michele Weinberger, but she joined her Friends co-stars including Jennifer Aniston and Courteney Cox in that show’s 2021 reunion special, too. MIRA SORVINO The Oscar winner says she’s returning to acting after she spent 20 years on Harvey Weinstein’s blacklist. She tells Vanity Fair, “I do have a career resurgence, which feels like a blessing.” ALAN CUMMING When he’s not starring in acclaimed TV shows like The Good Wife and The L Word, the star, 57, is travelling Oz with his cabaret show, Alan Cumming Is Not Acting His Age, or hanging with his artist husband, Grant Shaffer. JANEANE GAROFALO From The West Wing, to Ratatouille, Broad City and Younger,…

The powerhouse duo, who created INTU Wellness, are taking on the ingestible beauty market with the release of their first product Sleep & Skin Renewal. The new super powder features a potent antioxidant called astaxanthin that’s 65 times stronger than vitamin C, making it a serious skin glowing ingredient. Get in quick!…

1. Don’t shave before your appointment Unlike waxing, laser requires the hair to be shaved at least 24 hours before your treatment. 2. Fake tan is fine Not only should you avoid the real sun, you should also avoid using fake tan formulas, too. 3. It’s more expensive than waxing Laser hair removal allows you to save money over time, and it’s kinder on the treatment area. 4. You only need to have one treatment Although you can see results after one treatment, permanent hair removal requires 6-12 sessions. 5. Laser causes ingrown hairs Laser hair removal targets the hair follicle, helping to reduce ingrown hairs.…

Listen: The Weeknd, Dawn FM Play this on repeat around your holiday rental or while you road trip. Watch: Euphoria on Binge and Foxtel If you haven’t already succumbed to this teen drama series, a long weekend or staycation with girlfriends is a great place to start. Actress Zendaya is incredible, making this a definite must watch! Read: Sex, Swipes & Other Stories by Helen Chik A hybrid memoir/dating handbook by influencer and mum Helen Chik, this page-turner has raw stories and relatable advice. Perfect for those navigating the online dating world.…

Intuitive eating doesn’t rely on restricting or banning certain foods. Instead, this “non-diet diet” encourages you to listen to your body and eat what feels right for you. Celebs and body-image activists Jameela Jamil and Demi Lovato have used intuitive eating to establish a healthy mindset about food. “Intuitive eating is a helpful term for a healthier relationship with food,” says Jamil. “But it’s a problem for the diet industry because it’s harder to make money from because it’s not a plan or fad or a quick fix or cause for obsession, it’s just a sustainable long-term habit of common sense.” For more information, visit intuitiveeating.org…

Aimee Massie, professional skateboarder Massie is no stranger to injury and her sport requires her to be supple and mobile. She uses an infrared sauna as well as NormaTec compression boots. These boots combine three massage techniques to maximise circulation and speed the recovery process. Melissa Wu, Olympic diver With a gruelling schedule of up to 10 sessions of diving per week, Wu incorporates the bioelectrical medical device NuroKor into her relentless regimen. It works by blocking pain signals to the brain and stimulates muscles to produce peptides and protein that are essential for a healthy body. Kiera Austin, netball player After injuring her ACL (anterior cruciate ligament) last year, the Giants star is on the road to recovery with the help of physio. She’s also a fan of using…

JUDE LAW AS ALBUS DUMBLEDORE The English actor, 49, looking all bearded and wise, returns to the role of the formidable and powerful wizard destined to be headmaster at Hogwarts. EDDIE REDMAYNE AS NEWT SCAMANDER  The Oscar winner is back as Scamander, who is the first, and still only, Magizoologist and author of the book Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. Redmayne, 40, says he loves Newt’s unique approach to magic. ALISON SUDOL AS QUEENIE GOLDSTEIN  When she’s not lighting up the screen as Queenie Goldstein, a free-spirited witch with a soft spot for Muggles, the 37-year-old is making music under the name A Fine Frenzy. KATHERINE WATERSTON AS TINA GOLDSTEIN  She’s the daughter of Law & Order star Sam Waterston, but the 42-year-old actress is making a name…

TV BELOW DECK SAILING YACHT S3 I would much rather be above deck than below, but I can’t help but love the antics of the crew. This is a guilty pleasure show and the beautiful scenery has me dreaming of a luxury holiday. TV YELLOWSTONE S2 With four seasons in the can already, this show was starting to get away from me. So I’ve committed to binging the lot before I move onto the prequel series 1883. And Kevin Costner, 67, still makes me swoon. TV BETTER CALL SAUL S5 I’m re-watching this with my son ahead of the sixth and final season, starting on April 19. Sleazy lawyer Saul Goodman (Bob Odenkirk) is such a brilliant but awful character. • By Naomi Toy, Associate Editor…

The classic fairytale Cinderella has been portrayed on stage and screen numerous times but it never gets any less magical in the retelling. Now, the Tony Award-winning Broadway version of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella is set to hit Australian stages once more in May and October. The epic production, which will star Shubshiri Kandiah in the titular role and Ainsley Melham as Prince Topher (left), will hit Melbourne’s Regent Theatre, the Sydney Lyric Theatre and Lyric Theatre, QPAC Brisbane. Australian stars including Todd McKenney, Tina Bursill and Silvie Paladino will also appear. American actor Nicholas Hammond also joins the cast as Lord Chancellor Sebastian. With the promise of lavish sets and costumes, it’s sure to be a must-see production. (Visit cinderellamusical.com.au)…

PRETEND YOU’RE IN PARIS by Alice Oehr A little something for the Francophiles. Celebrated illustrator Alice Oehr is bringing a slice of Paris to your home, with 50 ideas to help recreate the sights, sounds and smells of the City of Lights without heading to the airport. (Out Apr. 18) THE NURSES’ WAR by Victoria Purman Based on the real experiences of Australian nurses in WWI, this is an extraordinary story of grit, love and loss. Hospital volunteer Jessie Chester meets recovering soldier Private Bert Mott, but the threat of his return to the frontline hangs over them. (Out now) THE PATRON SAINT OF SECOND CHANCES by Christine Simon A celebration of the underdog, of family and of remembering what really matters in life. In a desperate bid to save…