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WHO NEWS 10 Meghan Markle 12 Cricket’s shame 14 Alex McKinnon 15 Bachelor in Paradise 16 Stormy Daniels 17 Serial; The Rock FEATURES 4 CHANNING TATUM AND JENNA DEWAN SPLIT The actors have

“Great night at @bluesfest byronbay with great people!” posted Elsa Pataky.

“lovingly chosen to separate as a couple.”

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18 LISA WILKINSON OPENS UP The TV star sits down with WHO to talk about love, loss and life lessons.

24 TYING THE KNOT Fashion designer Jayson Brunsdon and partner (in all things) Aaron Elias marry in a sparkling ceremony.

28 LIFE’S A BEACH Matt Damon and Chris Hemsworth—and their families— share good times on holiday at Byron Bay. 32 COMING OUT LGBTQ athletes, actors and more share their stories.

38 WOODCHIPPER DEATH Police are probing the savage end of Bruce Saunders in Queensland’s Bundaberg.

40 ROSEANNE’S BACK The hit TV show is returning, with star Roseanne Barr irmly at the helm.

46 THE FIX Sydney dad Clyde Campbell is searching for a Parkinson’s disease cure— with help from his pal Michael J. Fox. 48 SMALL BUT STYLISH Tiny trendsetters of the rich and famous.

THE LIFESTYLE EDIT 57 B eauty 62 Style 66 Travel 68 Wellness 70 Food REGULARS 73 The List 80 Horoscope 81 P uzzles 83 Back Chat 86 Star Tracks 90 Passages

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Matt Damon, Chris Hemsworth and families on their way to lunch in Byron Bay on April 2.

GET YOUR GROOVE ON Being friends with Chris Hemsworth and Elsa Pataky must be a pretty good gig.

Where do we sign up? Their posse of pals includes A-listers like Matt Damon and his wife, Luciana Barrosso, who holidayed with them over the Easter long weekend (see p. 28), but also some regular Aussie mums and dads. This enviable circle of friends love long lazy days on the beach in Byron Bay, hanging out at cool music festivals and heading off on family holidays together—whether it be back-to-basics camping on remote beaches or jetting off to exotic resorts.

It makes me think I should probably aim to do more cool stuff with my own friends, but maybe without the string bikinis and matching tattoos.

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WHAT WENT WRONG Wed almost 9 years, the couple reveal they have “lovingly chosen to separate,” how their marriage fell apart—and why they finally decided to end it

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o most of the world, they seemed as happy as ever: On March 18, Channing Tatum and his wife, Jenna Dewan Tatum, shared photos from a weekend of family fun on Instagram—complete with face painting done by their “fairy artist” daughter Everly, 4. Then on March 24, Everly attended her first public event with her parents—the Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Awards, where she and her mum watched her dad get in a snowball fight with the audience. But in reality, the couple who fans watched fall in love onscreen in the hit 2006 dance movie Step Up were facing the end of their nearly nine-year marriage.

“We have lovingly chosen to separate,” they announced in a joint statement on April 2. “We fell deeply in love so many years ago and have had a magical journey together, but love is a beautiful adventure that is taking us on different paths for now. Absolutely nothing has changed about how much we love one another— we will remain a family and united parents to our daughter, Everly.

“There are no secrets nor salacious events at the root of our decision—just two best friends realising it’s time to take some space and help each other live the most joyous, fulfilled lives as possible.”

On a break from filming Logan Lucky, Tatum joined his family for a trip to an indoor play centre in Atlanta in 2016.

They met on the 2006 film Step Up. “I can’t wait to show our grandkids [the film],”Tatum said in 2012. “We’ll be able to say, ‘Without that kiss, y’all wouldn’t even be here!’”

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The news came as a shock to fans for whom the Alabama-born star of Magic Mike and the Texas-raised World of Dance host, both 37, embodied Hollywood #couplegoals.

Together for 12 years they combined superstar looks (he was People magazine’s 2012 Sexiest Man Alive) with down-to-earth charm, breaking into impromptu dance-offs at A-list events and openly talking about the work they put into their relationship.

Now, multiple sources say they’ve been separated for months and Tatum has moved out of the family’s LA home. “This has been a long time coming. Like any marriage, they’ve had their ups and downs over the years but they really started to grow apart within the last year,” says a source close to the couple.

“They honestly do still love each other. But that love turned more into a friendship rather than the passion they felt when they first met and fell in love. That almost made it harder for them to decide to separate because there weren’t any huge issues, and there’s not one person to point a finger at as the one who screwed up. They fell out of love, and it was a tough realisation to come to.”

Adds another source close to their circle: “They weren’t on the same wavelength anymore and they quickly realised it.

Different goals. Different ways of communicating. Both were really sad it didn’t end the way they thought it would but are happy it didn’t get contentious.”

Dewan hinted at trouble in an interview for Health in March. “When people say you guys have such a perfect life I want to scream

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At the film’s 2006 premiere (above in LA). “She is so talented,” Tatum said. “You don’t really realise what’s under the hood—she’s got a tiger in there.”

The couple (in the Bahamas in 2007) later got matching tattoos on their honeymoon that say “side by side” in Balinese.

COUPLES A source noticed a significant change in and tell them no-one’s perfect,” she said. “I recent months. “When Everly was younger, think there are such things as great fits, it’s a Channing and Jenna used to spend a lot of great fit as long as you are growing together family time together,” a close source tells. and I think up until this point we’ve really “For the past year, they seem to have spent grown together … But we’re not perfect! less time together. Channing is often out of Are you kidding? We fight like other town and when she’s not working, Jenna is a couples, we disagree about things, we have full-time mother and takes care of Everly’s days where we don’t really like each other.” daily schedule.”

In comments that are perhaps even more Lately, Tatum has been hard at work on a telling, she added: “I feel that our society slew of TV and film projects with producing creates this really unnatural pressure on a partner Reid Carolin, while Dewan wrapped married couple ... But I don’t think there her second season hosting TV’s World of should be any expectation, any sort of Dance and launched a ‘You’re bonded to me for the YouTube channel. “Jenna is a rest of your life, thick and thin’ very involved mom,” adds the ... I think that we have a child source. “Channing’s life seems together, there’s always a sense more focused on work. They of we’re going to be bonded did spend Christmas together together forever no matter and seem to come together for what, but there’s a real other holidays as well.” understanding of freedom.”

While the couple have kept Tatum acknowledged up with cheerful social media that his skyrocketing career posts, their last red carpet put pressure on the marriage.

—The couple in their together was last November For years, Dewan and Everly arranged their life around his statement in support of War Dog: A Soldier’s Best Friend, the HBO busy schedule, and more documentary he produced. recently he spent long stretches away They celebrated Dewan’s birthday in from his wife and daughter filming.

Mexico in December, but in February she When asked how he juggled career and stepped out solo at Vanity Fair’s annual family, Tatum responded “not very well” in Oscar party, an event they usually attended a 2015 interview with WHO. “There are together. She told Entertainment Tonight times we had planned to take time off but that Tatum was home with Everly and she just like anything, things come up,” he said. was “so happy to have a night off.”

“None of this is easy but at the same time it’s Their romance began in classic everything I would have ever wanted to do.”

“Absolutely nothing has changed about how much we love one another”

Tatum as People’s Sexiest Man Alive in 2012. “I have a hard time seeing her on FaceTime—it makes me miss her more,” he said at the time of being away from Dewan.

Hollywood style—when Tatum, who had once worked as a stripper, and Dewan, a trained dancer who had performed with Janet Jackson and Christina Aguilera, were cast opposite each other in Step Up and sparks flew. “I fell head over heels,” Tatum said in 2012.

“When I met him I kind of knew, I felt like I had known him before,” Dewan has said. “There was obviously an attraction but I definitely was like, ‘No, no, no, we’re working together, let’s keep this professional.’”

The flirtatious audition video she shared of the two of them earlier this year offers a sweet peek into why they ended up together.

“Towards the end [of filming] it was like, ‘OK, this is definitely something more than [attraction],’ and it developed kind of naturally.” After production wrapped, Tatum convinced Dewan they should move in together.“He’s an all-in kind of guy,” she said.

They welcomed daughter Everly in 2013, posting a sweet photo on social media.

“I want to be home; I want to give [her] stability,” Dewan said.

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The couple kept it casual at LA airport shortly after their romantic Malibu wedding in 2009.

Tatum at the 2013 Oscars with a pregnant Dewan. He said his proudest moment in life “was watching my wife do something brilliant like birthing a child.”

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The glammed up couple hammed it up on the red carpet in 2014.

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“We’ve always had the same values,” Dewan (solo at Vanity Fair’s Oscars party in March) said.

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After their daughter Everly’s recent face-painting efforts.

The couple wed in Malibu three years later, and welcomed daughter Everly in 2013. “It was very challenging for us as new parents, getting to know each other as parents … working full-time during it, it was quite an adjustment for us,” Dewan said. “I think some people do it with a tonne of grace and with us there were a lot of ups and downs.”

Now they’ll be going it alone—except when it comes to Everly.

“Of course they are both just incredibly sad.

They grew up together. But they’re amazing parents and are determined to stay a family,” says the source close to the couple.

“Their daughter is their world, and they have plenty of mutual friends who love them.

They’ll always be connected.”

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“Meghan would have found the early Harry hard work,” says Morton (with his Diana biography in 2017).

If the tiara fits ... Meghan was crowned homecoming queen in 1998.

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A new book by Diana’s biographer sheds light on the former actress’s life before Prince Harry n a week when she was focused on n the finer points of her upcoming wedding to Prince Harry—the bride and groom announced details of the locally sourced flowers (including Princess Diana’s favourite white roses) for the big day—Meghan Markle’s life-before-Harry was spotlit in the frenzy of publicity surrounding a new book by biographer Andrew Morton.

From the abrupt ending of her first marriage to film producer Trevor Engelson—Morton claims she posted her wedding and engagement rings back to him after she moved out—to her obsession with Princess Diana, Meghan’s past is dissected in Meghan: A Hollywood Princess. Excerpts published ahead of the biography’s April 12 release (April 19 in Australia) contain interviews with sources including former friends and classmates.

On the subject of her previous marriage to Engelson, Morton wrote that the relationship began to crumble when Meghan, now 36, was living in Toronto to film her hit series Suits, while her husband remained in Los Angeles. “A wealthy entrepreneur friend claimed … Meghan sent her wedding and engagement rings back to Trevor by registered post,” he wrote. “Another confirmed that the decision to end the marriage was made

by Meghan and that it had come ‘totally out of the blue.’ ” While the book quotes former friends describing Meghan as “controlling,” “fastidious” and a “social climber,” A Hollywood Princess also references a smart, compassionate, caring woman, who looks out for others. Former classmate Elizabeth McCoy said Meghan would comfort her when she was picked on after having epileptic seizures. “According to

Morton, McCoy said Meghan “was cool and had cool things to say. I like being around her.”

In a prescient twist, Morton, who famously penned the 1992 tell-all Diana: Her True Story—In Her Own Words, reveals that Meghan was fascinated by Princess Diana, claiming she was heartbroken when Diana died in a Paris car crash in 1997. “Meghan and her friends watched the funeral of Diana ... tears coursing down their cheeks,” writes Morton of the then 16-year-old, who 20 years later would marry her role model’s youngest son. Continues Morton: “According to family friends, she was intrigued by Diana, not just for her style, but for her independent humanitarian mission ... As friend Ninaki Priddy observed: ‘She was always fascinated by the Royal Family. She wants to be Princess Diana 2.0.’ ” •

Meghan and Prince Harry (on March 12) will wed at Windsor Castle on May 19.

“Comparisons with Diana are inevitable,” Morton says of Meghan (on March 23).

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NOT IMPRESSED Author Andrew Morton claims in his biography that if Meghan Markle had met Prince Harry several years ago (when his life was “total chaos”), the prince “would not have impressed, except as an anecdote to tell her friends.”

Warner (on March 31) apologised to fans for “betraying your trust in me.”

Smith during his emotional apology on March 29.

“Australia cried with Steve Smith,” said ACA president Greg Dyer.

Cameras caught Bancroft hiding the sandpaper in his pants.

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regret my actions,” said an emotional Bancroft B ft (in Perth on March 29).

INSIDE THE CHEATIN N Two weeks after Australia Warner arrived in Sydney on March 29 with wife Candice and daughters Ivy, 3, and Indi, 2.

eads rolled, the coach quit and the remaining members of the Australian Test Team have been left “devastated,” a source close to the squad tells WHO. Since the cheating scandal that sensationally played out on Cape Town’s Newlands Cricket Ground on March 24, captain Steve Smith, 28, and vice captain Dave Warner, 31, have lost their jobs playing international and domestic cricket for a year, and batsman Cameron Bancroft, 25, was handed a 9-month ban.

“I know I’ll regret this for the rest of my life; I’m absolutely gutted,” said Smith of his role in the ball-tampering incident during the Third Test of the South African tour. “I made a serious error of judgement, and I now

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WARNER’S “PR STUNT” After Smith and Bancroft were praised for their apologies in their media conferences, Warner copped a thrashing for avoiding questions in his and bringing along PR queen Roxy Jacenko.

Jacenko told The Australian she was there as a friend.

included the sight of Sydney PR boss Roxy Jacenko comforting Warner’s wife, Candice, Warner was sketchy in answering if he had “orchestrated” the plot: “I’m here to take full responsibility for the part that I played in this.

It’s extremely regrettable, I’m very sorry.”

WHY DID CANDICE BLAME HERSELF FOR THE CHEATING SCANDAL? The former pro ironwoman turned model told News Corp: “I feel like it’s all my fault and it’s killing me—it’s absolutely killing me.” The mum-of-two’s comments stem from Warner’s off-field altercation with South African wicketkeeper Quinton de Kock during the First Test in Durban. The incident arose from an alleged sledge about Candice’s much-publicised drunken sexual encounter in a Sydney pub toilet with NRL star Sonny Bill Williams in 2007. Speaking about his motivation for cheating, Warner said: “It’s tough for me to talk about where my thought space was on that day, given the circumstances that happened in Durban.”

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ARE THE THREE AUSTRALIANS APPEALING THEIR PUNISHMENTS? The legal team for Warner, whose 12-month playing ban will cost him millions in sponsorships and playing fees (including in lucrative 20/20 leagues), had at press time requested the transcripts from Cricket Australia’s interviews with players during their investigation. CA found that Warner developed

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a plan to “artificially alter the condition of the ball” and instructed Bancroft to carry out the cheating using sandpaper (scuffing one side of a ball causes it to deviate in flight or “swing”). The request for the interviews suggests Warner’s lawyers are planning an appeal, which could include calling players to testify at a hearing. On April 3, Australian Cricketers’ Association president Greg Dyer implored CA to downgrade the sanctions: “We believe [the bans] are disproportionate.”

SMITH AND BANCROFT ADMITTED TO THEIR ROLES IN THE SCANDAL. WHY DIDN’T WARNER? During what was perceived to be a heavily managed press conference on March 31, which

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IS MANAGEMENT ALSO TO BLAME? Yes, according to former Australian captain Ian Chappell, who told Nine’s Sports Sunday that CA had failed to address cultural issues in the team, including its rampant sledging.

“Why the hell are the administrators reactive all the time?” the commentator said. “Cricket administration, as long as I’ve been involved in the game, they wait until something really bad happens.” •

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understand the consequences.” At press time, however, Smith and alleged instigator Warner were reportedly planning on fighting those punishments, amid buzz there is still much to unfold in a saga that has left a nation of cricket tragics reeling.

HAS AUSTRALIA CHEATED BEFORE? Not to the captain’s knowledge: “This is the first time I’ve seen this happen,” said Smith, who while not involved in the plan, had knowledge of it and failed to step in. His deputy was less definitive. “As I said before, I’m here to accept my responsibility for my part that I played in [the] Cape Town Test,” said Warner, who also failed to answer the question of whether anyone else in the team knew of the Cape Town plot.

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LOVE SHINES BRIGHT Since meeting as teenagers, the couple have supported each other through his recovery journey. Says Teigan: “When he proposed it became, I guess, a beacon of what our lives would be together. It’s a dream come true.”

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The couple announced their happy news on March. 29.

OUR LITTLE MIRACLE McKinnon regularly travels to the Gold Coast for his rehab training.

Alex McKinnon and his wife share their joyful baby news

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quadriplegic, the 26-year-old’s road to recovery has been well publicised, from the development of movement in his arms to regaining his driver’s licence and making that determined pledge to stand next to his bride at their 2017 wedding. But McKinnon has conceded parts of his recovery journey have been incredibly difficult, particularly immediately after the incident when he was filled with anger. He said he learned to let go of that emotion after he watched a TV interview he had given on the Nine Network’s Sixty Minutes in 2015. “I just didn’t like the way I looked. It just wasn’t me,” he told Fox Sports’ League Life, adding he realised he needed to “move on.”

Which, with the love and support of Teigan, he has. Even before their wedding, McKinnon said they talked “all the time” about starting a family: “My father played a massive role in my life and still does ... I’d love to be a father one day.” •

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our years after suffering a devastating spinal-cord injury during a rugby league game and six months after achieving his goal g of standing at his wedding, former Newcastle Knights rugby league player Alex N McKinnon has announced that he and his wife, M Teigan, are expecting their first child together.

T Revealing the news via social media, McKinnon R posted a photo of himself and Teigan, 24, with p an a ultrasound image and the message: “Baby McKinnon coming soon.” Expanding on the M news on her Instagram account, the ecstatic n primary-school teacher posted the same p photograph, saying she was “so overwhelmed p with w joy” to be able to announce her pregnancy.

In a separate post the couple indicated their baby was due in October. b

“If Jake is a decent guy, he would give me the rose, but I don’t trust him,” confessed Flo (on a date with Jake).

With a shocked Nina behind her, Megan turned to Flo after getting Jake’s rose.

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THE BACHELOR COMES CLEAN ABOUT CHOOSING MEGAN OVER A HEARTSICK FLORENCE GOING INTO THE BACHELOR IN PARADISE ROSE ceremony that aired on Ten on April 3, Jake Ellis and his fellow male contestants had a plan. But when Mack Reid selected Ali Oetjen instead of Leah Costa, Jake ended up last and choosing between fiery Florence Moerenhout, who had saved him from elimination over Davey Lloyd, and new arrival Megan Marx. “I definitely did want Flo to stay,” Jake tells WHO, “but honestly, the way we were going, I would’ve hated my time in Paradise and only the next week I would’ve been the one on the chopping block.”

Megan had earlier scored a date with Jake, t contestant she blindly selected from a compati menu, and sparks flew. “We did talk about Flo and he made it sound like it was completely ov said. But when Florence found out the pair ha “we had a heated conversation and obviously the wrong thing,” concedes Jake. “I’ve never h another girl how well a date went with someo But he adds, “I couldn’t fight what I felt. I do ca Florence, we did have something between us, what I shared with Megan is undeniable.” •

“Megan was definitely one of the people I wanted to see in Paradise,” Jake says.

Jake says he was “oblivious” to being in a love triangle with Florence and Davey.

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While Stormy Daniels (left) told all, Melania Trump lay low at their Mar-a-Lago resort, where a source said, “She must be miserable with all that’s going on.”

Trump and Daniels in 2006.

T AND THE PRESID D Stormy Daniels opens up about her alleged fling with Donald Trump, while the US chief efying US President Donald Trump’s lawyers and their threat to come after her for $US20 million, adult-film star Stormy Daniels told her story on US 60 Minutes on March 25 to ratings even he might envy: 22 million people tuned in (2 million more than for Trump’s own previous appearance on the CBS program in 2016) to hear alleged details of her having sex with Trump 12 years ago, and his lawyers’ recent attempts to keep her quiet about it.

The White House refused to say whether Trump, 71, had watched. “I’m not going to get into what the President may or may not have seen,” Deputy White House Press Secretary

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Raj Shah told reporters. “The President doesn’t believe that any of the claims Ms Daniels made in the interview are accurate.”

Among those claims: Trump didn’t use a condom in their single sexual encounter; she wasn’t “at all” physically attracted to him; he promised her a spot on Celebrity Apprentice; and after she gave an interview in 2011 to In Touch that was later shelved, a man menaced her in a car park as she buckled her infant daughter (now 7) into her car seat.

“Leave Trump alone. Forget the story,” Daniels said he told her. “That’s a beautiful little girl. It’d be a shame if something happened to her mom.”

The day after the CBS interview, Trump tweeted a generic, “So much Fake News.

Never been more voluminous or more inaccurate.” His wife, Melania, remained in Florida at the Trump-owned Mar-a-Lago resort with the couple’s son, Barron, 12, and dodged questions about her own TV viewing.

(By Easter Sunday, the First Lady was back with her husband in Washington, D.C., for the annual White House Easter Egg Roll.)

There was no hiding for Daniels, 39 (real name Stephanie Clifford). “She feels a significant weight on her shoulders,” her lawyer, Michael Avenatti, tells WHO. “She is determined and she is not going away.” Hours

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Retrial at last THE CONVICTED MURDERER GETS GOOD NEWS

DENT falls back to a familiar line after the show, she filed an amended lawsuit accusing Trump’s lawyer, Michael Cohen—who says he paid her $US130,000 days before the 2016 election to sign a nondisclosure agreement—of defaming her and breaking campaign-finance law.

And Daniels’s “Make America Horny Again” strip routine is booked through August—earning her triple what she commanded before her name was linked to Trump in a Jan. 12 Wall Street Journal story. “She’s a great businesswoman,” says her booking agent, Danny Capozzi.

“Everyone wants to book Stormy. It’s a question of who can afford her.” •

Adnan Syed, subject of hit 2014 podcast Serial, has been granted a retrial by a US appeals court.

Convicted of the 1999 Baltimore murder of his ex-girlfriend Hae Min Lee, the 37-year-old has served 19 years of a life sentence.

But the record-breaking podcast, downloaded more than 175 million times,“kind of shook the trees,” said Justin Brown, a lawyer for Syed. The Maryland Court of Special Appeals upheld Syed’s claim he received“ineffective assistance of counsel.”

Serial had revealed Syed’s lawyer Cristina Gutierrez, who has since died, failed to follow up with his classmate Asia McClain, who had written to Syed affirming that she’d seen him in the library at the time of the murder, potentially aiding his defence.

“If we get back in court for a jury trial, we like our chances,” Brown said after the verdict.

“We like them a lot. We think that we would win a trial.”

Prosecutors could still further appeal the decision. •

Hae Min Lee was 18 when her body was found in Baltimore’s Leakin Park.

Syed (in 2016) was convicted of firstdegree murder, kidnapping, false imprisonment and robbery in 2000.

MY PRIVATE PAIN TO HELP OTHERS, THE ROCK SHARES HIS PAST STRUGGLES

“I grabbed her and pulled her back,” said Johnson (with mum Ata Johnson on Dec. 13).

Two months after revealing his mother, Ata, attempted suicide when he was 15, Dwayne“The Rock”Johnson again opened about that dark time in an interview with UK’s The Express.“Struggle and pain is real. I was devastated and depressed,” said the star.“I reached a point where I didn’t want to do a thing or go anywhere. I was crying constantly.”

Eventually,“We both healed,” added Johnson, 45.

“But we’ve always got to do our best to pay attention when other people are in pain. We have to help them through it and remind them they are not alone.” • Lifeline 13 11 14

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The President and the First Lady united at the White House on Easter Sunday.

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The popular TV host opens blessings, love, loss ately, award-winning journalist Lisa Wilkinson has been making news rather than reporting on it.

Sensationally quitting Nine’s Today in October after being denied pay parity with co-host Karl Stefanovic, the veteran editor, broadcaster and social commentator, 58, makes no apologies for knowing her worth. s of reasons why it was time to make a move, and that was part of it,” she said. “I was very happy that it reignited the conversation, because the gender pay gap is real.”

But joining Ten’s The Project for a rumoured $2.3 million put Wilkinson squarely in the spotlight.

Reports of a feud with co-host Carrie Bickmore— comprehensively rubbished by both—amped up the pressure in a tough ratings environment.

Now she’s revelling in her new role—and sleep-ins after 10 years of breakfast TV—buoyed by support from her husband of 25 years, bestselling author and former Wallabies great Peter FitzSimons, 56, and their children, Jake, 24, Louis, 22, and Billi, 20. But she tearfully admits the loss of mother Beryl, who died in March aged 89, has led her to re-evaluate life.

“It’s a reminder that you only get a certain number of days on this earth,” Wilkinson tells WHO’s Jenny Brown, opening up about family, feminism and finding balance. “Make each day count.”

“I can honestly say to this point I’m just having a ball, I really am,” says Wilkinson (shot for WHO in Sydney on March 28).

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How are women changing Australian television?

I think you’d be shocked if you went back 30 years to observe who was hosting and reporting on Australian television. It would be very rare to see a woman over the age of 35, but now on most of the Photographed for WHO by PETER BREW-BEVAN

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ATI’VE RNT up about her greatest and finding balance major news and current affairs programs—Four Corners, Insight, 7.30, A Current Affair, obviously The Project, but we’re more 50/50—women are really ruling the airwaves and it’s nice that the balance has finally started to be redressed.

What is the challenge of being a woman on TV? We still get treated differently when it comes to how we look and what’s expected of us in that department. But if you’re female and you work on Australian TV you just have to work with that and not against that and work out—particularly if you’re a journalist—what actually matters.

What needs to change?

The balance at executive level, the gender balance, is still unequal and … That’s enough.

What do you think of the #MeToo movement?

It’s been a complete game changer, and bizarrely enough we have two serial sexual harassers to thank for that, Donald Trump and Harvey Weinstein! And the Harvey Weinsteins of this world can run but no longer hide. Finally women are not only finding a venue and an audience for their stories, they are being listened to and believed. And that’s something that even 12 months ago, we could not have imagined.

Have you ever experienced sexual harassment or discrimination during your career?

I have been incredibly blessed, I think, because I started in magazines working mostly with women.

Certainly my immediate bosses were men, but I never had a problem. And then in television— which is notoriously a more sexist arena—I still never had any problems. I think because I had a lot of runs on the board and maybe it was a case of “We won’t mess with her!”

In her new role on The Project, “I’m doing a lot more travel at the moment than I was planning on!”

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COVER Wilkinson partly credits her ever-youthful looks to having lived a good life: “Certainly at my age, you start wearing the life you’ve lived a bit more.

So maybe I’ve been particularly fortunate in that area.”

“I am no longer sleep-deprived and that’s made an enormous difference to me”

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On their wedding day in 1992 and, right, renewing their vows 25 years later.

With big brother Kyle, in the “front yard of our home” in Campbelltown, Sydney, with their boxer Sparky.

She learned ballet from ages 4–14.

“Bit of a ’90s flashback to my days editing Cleo magazine.”

Wilkinson shared thi photo of her with s he three kids and he r r mum, Beryl, to ma rk her mother’s passi ng in March.

“When your kids are proud of you, that’s everything,” posted Wilkinson (with daughter Billi).

With husband Peter FitzSimons and kids Billi, Jake and Louis.

Did you have any great mentors, starting out?

Ita Buttrose was very kind to me when I was brand new as the editor of Dolly ... As it turned out, her daughter Kate read the magazine and clearly Ita had been casting an eye across it which, you know, as a young magazine editor in the early ’80s, there was no higher compliment. And so I have always watched Ita and the grace and elegance that she has always displayed has been a real lesson to me.

Any up-and-comers you particularly admire?

I’ve always thought sports journalist and presenter Yvonne Sampson did a terrific job, but her recent interview with disgraced NRL star Matthew Lodge was exceptional. As were the entire female team at the desk of the new Fox Sports show League Life, when Yvonne, Lara Pitt, Jess Yates and Hannah Hollis grilled CEO Todd Greenberg over the NRL’s stance on the issue. It was no-holds-barred, and I found myself doing air punches throughout. I’m also a huge Celia Pacquola fan. Anywhere she appears, I’m watching!

Has changing your TV roles been invigorating?

Completely, because I am no longer sleep-deprived and that’s made an enormous difference to me and everyone in my immediate circle of friends and family. It’s wonderful to be able to get out on the road and do longer-form journalism ... And everyone has been so ridiculously welcoming that I’m just so thrilled I made the change.

Does criticism and scrutiny of your ratings at The Project upset you?

In the end I just want to do good work and the rest will follow. There was always going to be a lot of scrutiny because my change from Channel Nine to Channel 10 drew a couple of headlines and so I expected that. But we’re bedding down particularly The Sunday Project at the moment and working out the best mix for the show and one of the wonderful things about going to The Project is the trust that people have in the journalism ... They trust us in my experience more than any other interview program on Australian television.

That trust must feel like a huge privilege.

You feel an incredible duty of care. And

journalists for the most part don’t get a great rap. We sit somewhere around real-estate agents and car salespeople on the list of 100 most or least trusted professions. So the fact so many people see us sitting a bit separate in that area is something we don’t take lightly.

You look amazing, so relaxed and happy.

What’s the secret?

Thank you. I am so tired today! Look, I listened to my sweet mum—every time I say her name I well up, it still catches me—but my sweet mum ... gave me some great advice and that was, stay out of the sun. And I would say above everything else, staying out of the sun has probably done me the biggest favour in terms of ageing. I look after my skin. There’s no kind of magic formula, but I eat healthily, I don’t smoke, I rarely drink, I stay out of the sun and I use good Dr Spiller products. And I now finally get some sleep!

Any other beauty tips?

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“Such a treat” to work with The Project’s Carrie Bickmore, posted Wilkinson on Feb. 1.

Yes, I will! I’m a mother of three and I don’t get to burn up the dance floor very often.

With the kids leaving home, your nest must be almost empty.

Look, on paper we’re empty nesters, but by God, they’re home a lot! They boomerang a lot and we love it when they come home. We miss them terribly. They are all great company and they are all complete individuals. We feel incredibly fortunate to have three such fine young adults to call our kids.

Is there anything that particularly frustrates, angers or inspires you?

That is such a great question!

There is something I was talking to Billi about, and I’m not going to do it justice, I ought to write something down. But the whole Instagram age—and I love Instagram, but I make it a really positive space for people who follow me—but I think young women are in a very dangerous space right now and it’s partly the media’s fault, because the women that punch forward in so many spaces these days are not great role models. We don’t see enough good, strong role models for young women.

Thank the lord for women like Turia Pitt and Celeste Barber and those fabulous Australian sportswomen in the AFL and in cricket and in soccer—the Matildas, what fine young women they are! As parents, we have to work hard to make sure those young women are the ones we present to our daughters as role models. I mean, our men’s Australian cricket team ... you know. Our politicians, they’re followers, not leaders.

We have to navigate what is presented to

‘Young women are in a dangerous space right now’

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our children in a way you once didn’t have to because people in the headlines were people we really did look up to. But now, if you’re clickbait, that’s what kids see, so it’s never been more important that we are navigating that space for our kids and being proactive.

You’ve got to work harder as a parent because the funnel through to our kids’ minds is a hard one to filter.

It must have been a tough time, losing your mother on top of all the Today dramas.

She was 89 so in many ways I’m so grateful to have had her for so long, and my mum was an absolute fighter. For the last 25 years there were about four occasions when we thought we were going to lose her. And they were all different health issues, but she fought on and came back. So we’d got to the point where we actually thought Mum was bulletproof.

I grew up with a homemaker mum, and as proud as I know Mum was of me, she would always worry about, you know, “Are you sure you want to do this? Don’t keep taking on these big challenges!” So I kind of had to assure Mum that it was worth having a go, but she worried about me right to the very end.

And in fact, Mum was the first person I went to visit after the whole Today show series of events unfolded, because Mum was really worried that I wasn’t going to be OK. How are you coping?

Look, I miss her terribly, what can I say? But that’s life ... We’re all walking around with an invisible date on our forehead. And you never know when that date is going to be yours. So it’s just a reminder. Live every day with love and kindness and keep challenging yourself, keep growing. ■

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people around you, you probably wear that on your face.

How do you achieve balance and wellness?

All of the above, and I try to get away for one week a year and do a complete detox. I always go to Gwinganna up in the hinterland in Queensland—no phones, no internet, no contact with the outside world, just a lot of fresh air and lying on my back, looking at the sky and thinking. These days we rarely have stillness in our lives.

Was that how you decided to quit Today?

[Laughs] No, no, it wasn’t. That situation kind of completely looked after itself. I didn’t have to be terribly proactive. That said, I did make some … I made some firm decisions I’m so thrilled I made.

What’s your goal for the rest of 2018 and on?

To do stories I’m really proud of. It’s funny but I’ve never really been a goals person. Life has been really kind to me and I feel blessed by the opportunities that have come my way. If I have any talent at all it’s probably the fact that I’ve been smart enough to recognise opportunities and then work hard and see what evolves.

Is there anything we don’t know about you?

I’m a very frustrated performance artist. I played Maria in The Sound of Music in third class and had huge aspirations of becoming a singer and I was a ballerina until the age of 14.

And I still at every opportunity will get on a dance floor, and I’m usually the last to bed.

This year I don’t have to get up and host breakfast TV, so God knows what time I’m going to go to bed after the Logies!

Be careful—you’ll end up in gossip columns.

When she left Today, co-host Karl Stefanovic thanked her for, among other things, “the laughs, the sage advice, the calmness.”

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Jayson Brunsdon & Aaron Elias Brunsdon

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Dream Day Toddler Roman proudly walked his fathers down the aisle at the fashion couple’s long-awaited wedding

Newlyweds “Papa” Jayson (left) and “Daddy” Aaron Elias Brunsdon at their April 1 Sydney wedding with son Roman, 3, born through a Thai surrogate with eggs donated by Aaron’s cousin, Rebecca Fatouros.

The couple exchanged silver Tiffany rings, bought as a sign of commitment on their 10th anniversary, in front of celebrant Nicola J. Coyle.

cancer in 2009. s their wedding rings Their journey to fatherhood—using rolled away across eggs donated by Aaron’s cousin and a the grass, brideThai surrogate mother—was no more grooms Jayson seamless. Only months before Roman’s Brunsdon and Aaron birth, the couple’s Bangkok IVF clinic Elias Brunsdon was closed on Thai government orders gasped in horror, following the headline-grabbing case then laughed. of Down Syndrome baby Gammy. is fathers’ long“The following the three weeks in limbo fashion couple’s 3-year-old were hellish. None of son, Roman, dropped their us knew anything, we silver Tiffany bands, were very panicprompting a comical search stricken and freaked by family and friends. out,” Jayson said at the “It was almost like an Easter egg hunt, very —Aaron Elias Brunsdon time. “We thought it might not happen, but funny,” says Aaron, 44, who we never lost faith and stayed positive.” tied the knot with the acclaimed Similarly, the Sydney-based Australian designer, 53, on Easter partners in life Sunday, April 1, exactly 19 years to the and business, day since they were introduced by their mutual friend, the late model and television personality Charlotte Dawson. “It’s been a long, long wait until we could marry legally—we never thought it would be so long—but on the day it was just wonderful, so beautiful.”

Falling in love at first sight, the self-professed “soulmates” have weathered more ups and downs than the average hemline—growing Jayson’s eponymous fashion business together, Married at last, the then seeing it go bankrupt and Sydney battling back to solvency before the fashion duo celebrated designer and former Project Runway with a kiss. judge was diagnosed with testicular

“We have waited an incredibly long time for this”

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“We wanted him to be at an age where he could enjoy and remember it,” says Aaron of son Roman, who walked his fathers down the aisle to Nat King Cole’s classic, “When I Fall In Love”.

Jayson Brunsdon’s father, Malcolm, embraced his son amid showers of rose-petal confetti after the nuptials.

and longtime marriage equality campaigners, never lost hope that their stylish dream wedding would one day be possible in Australia. “Aaron and Jayson would like to thank each of you for being with them today, and for supporting them through the 19 years it has taken to make this day a reality!” marriage celebrant Nicola J. Coyle told the couple’s 130 Stylist Alex Zabotto-Bentley gave the wedding a unique indoor/outdoor vibe.

“We wanted it to be chic, bohemian and a little bit Italian,” says Jayson.

Celebrity guests included designer Leona Edmiston (left), who is one of Roman’s three godmothers, and former Australian Idol judge Marcia Hines.

guests, including singer Marcia Hines, celebrity hairdresser Joh Bailey and designers Leona Edmiston, Arthur Galan and Peter Morrissey.

Little Roman—looking dapper in an Arthur Galan outfit of shirt, vest, pants and butterfly suspenders—walked his fathers down the aisle at 3.30pm in the garden at ModelCo founder Shelley Barrett’s

Signed, sealed and delivered: the couple (dressed by their friend Arthur Galan) exchanged vows in Sydney on April 1 after waiting 19 years for same-sex marriage to be legalised in Australia.

STRONG LOVE “Remember you are a family and as a unit you give each other strength,” celebrant Nicola Coyle reminded the couple. “You have already endured so much together that you know you can get through whatever the future holds for you.”

stunning clifftop home in Sydney’s Vaucluse.

The ceremony began with the couple inviting friends to share romantic quotes from their favourite films. After that, the grooms exchanged heartfelt vows, which incorporated their son—each promised “to teach him to love, as we love him”—and broke a traditional glass, in a nod to The wedding venue—loaned by the couple’s close friend, ModelCo founder Shelley Barrett and her husband Anthony Sullivan—was the clifftop Keeper’s Cottage beside Sydney’s Vaucluse lighthouse.

Aaron’s Singapore/Jewish heritage. Then it was time to celebrate in a lavish, Boho-luxe setting styled by Alex Zabotto-Bentley, with Jewish/Asian fusion finger food from Esther Mier and a spectacular six-tier rainbow wedding cake baked by Roman’s biological mother, Rebecca Fatouros.

“The weather was perfect, everything was perfect,” recalls Aaron, who boogied the night away to disco hits of the past 30 years with his groom. “We had a special little teepee for the children, and a proper Easter egg hunt, so all the parents could relax and have fun,” he adds. “Really, there wasn’t a single hiccup, just lots of emotion.

And oh my God, as we made our speeches, the full blue moon rose behind Vaucluse lighthouse. It was such a great moment!”

■ By Jenny Brown Groom Aaron worked with the team from AZBCreative on an elegant “masculine” riot of white Colombian roses, ferns and vines.

The happy husbands with their wedding party, from left: Alex Zabotto-Bentley, Rebecca Fatouros, celebrant Nicola Coyle, Raphael Meyer and Jenni Muntser.

HOT NEW PICTURES The Damons (from left, Stella, Isabella, Matt, Gia and Luciana) with India Hemsworth (centre) and dad Chris (far right) also visited Byron Bay in April 2017.

STRONG BONDS In addition to holidays in Byron Bay, the group have clocked time in Los Angeles, Costa Rica and Monaco. In December, Pataky and Barroso got matching tattoos on their pinkies “to remind us of those great moments,” said Pataky.

CHRIS Hemsworth, Pataky, Barroso and Damon took a dip on April 1.

“I don’t want to surf with them [Chris’s family], just because I’m a horrible surfer,” Damon has said.

BEAC C BUDD D The Hollywood superstars work on romance—while holidaying with Working in their favour? Having superhero tour guides in Byron locals Chris Hemsworth, 34, his wife, Elsa Pataky, 41, and their kids, India, 5, and 4-year-old sons Sasha and Tristan. Back already after spending New Year’s Eve in Australia with the famous family, the Damons are now rumoured to be considering a permanent move Down Under. “Matt’s

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pending a sunny Easter Sunday on the beach at Byron Bay, Matt Damon, 47, and wife Luciana long with three of their daughters, Stella, 7, Gia, 9, and Isabella, 11, seemed less like tourists and more like locals of the northern NSW town.

“Hemsworth is a great friend of mine,” Damon has said. ”I’m really tight with him and his wife and the kids.”

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Nailed it! In a sand fight it was Hemsworth twins 1, Damon, 0.

CH DIE their bromance—and m their families at Byron Bay telling friends and colleagues in Hollywood that he’s moving the family to Australia for a year,” a source told The New York Post in March. A rep for Damon denied the buzz. “Matt has visited Australia several times recently,” she said. “But he has not bought a house there nor is he moving there.”

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hosts in the Hemsworths. “C Chris has been a big fan of Matt Daamon, me too, and then when I meet his wife I’m even more a fan of his wife,” Pataky tells WHO. “T They are such amazing people. We W have three kids, they have fo our kids, so we ended up making the same plans because everything we do, we do with the kids, so it’s easier

Cheeky Hemsworth got handsy with his wife when they hit the beach for the second day in a row on April 2.

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“What makes me love him more every day is, like, how great of a dad he is,” says Pataky of Hemsworth.

Over the long weekend, the group headed to brunch and also took in the Byron Bay Blues Fest.

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“I am most excited about them growing up being able to surf together,” says Hemsworth of his kids. “They’re water babies.”

to do d things hi with i h people l that h understand d d you. A And d they’re very adventurous too,” she adds. “Matt is an amazing dad and an amazing person, he’s so easy.

And his wife is Argentinian, so we speak Spanish.

So for me it’s a relief— yes, somebody I can speak Spanish with! We’ve become very good friends.”

Finding a balance between work and play is a priority for Hemsworth, especially in his marriage to Spanish actress Pataky. “Once you have children, every instinct and every moment of your time is consumed by that. You’ve got nothing for each other,” Hemsworth has said. “So, make sure you have date night even if it’s once in a blue moon, because most of the time you’re just too tired and you’d actually prefer to sleep.”

To that end, they take turns working and have a rule to never spend more than two weeks apart.

Recently the couple co-starred in 12 Strong and, attending the premiere in Los Angeles on Jan. 16, Pataky opened up about how they were set up after working with the same dialect coach in 2010. “She showed us each other’s photos and we’re like, ‘Actually, that’s pretty hot.’ So I said, ‘OK, let’s go and have a date or else she’s not going to stop,’ ” she said. “And thank God for her. I really appreciated what she did to get us together because none of this would have happened. We wouldn’t even have had kids. It’s amazing.”

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FIT TO FLAUNT Pataky “has a greater cardio skill set, endurance, than I’ll ever have, and it’s a little embarrassing at times,” Hemsworth has said. Their trainer “often says, ‘You know what, your wife is much fitter than you are,’ I’m well aware of it.”

Hemsworth (left) basked in the Byron Bay sun while Barroso strolled on the sand.

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“Fun times with my favourite people”

“Fun times with my favourite people,” posted Pataky (with Barroso and Damon).

“I feel better about myself—as a wife, mother, and actress—if I exercise,” says Pataky, who combines yoga with strength training.

—Elsa Pataky

“When I’m in the gym, I’m fearless,” Pataky (with Hemsworth and India) told Good Housekeeping.

“A lot of women are scared to use weights and bulk up—don’t be!”

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LGBTQ PEOPLE SPEAK OUT

MY COMING OUT STORY LGBTQ athletes, actors and more share memories of how they revealed their truths—and how their lives changed

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n the moving comedy-drama Love, Simon (in cinemas now), Jennifer Garner and Josh Duhamel star as the parents of Simon, an American high-school student (played by Nick Robinson), who struggles to tell loved ones he’s gay (the film also stars Sydney-born actor Keiynan Lonsdale).

Acceptance in Australia

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has increased dramatically in recent years, as revealed in the resounding “Yes” vote in last year’s samesex marriage postal survey, but coming out as LGBTQ is still a profound and often traumatic experience. Here, people from all walks of life in Australia and the US share their emotional coming out stories.

Reported by Jess Cagle, Tim Stack and Shannon Molloy

SPECIAL REPORT KEIYNAN LONSDALE PROFESSOR KERRYN PHELPS

>Actor, Love, Simon, 26 I went to a dance high school and most of the guys there either identified as gay or bisexual. I knew that I wasn’t straight, but I didn’t know if I was gay. I’d fallen in love with a friend, and I started hearing about rumours. It felt like everyone else was deciding [my sexuality] for me, and that was really scary. Then my best friend sat me down. He said, “You don’t have to be gay, you don’t have to be straight, you don’t have to be anything. Just be Keiynan.

That’s it.” I started seeing a therapist; it was really helpful. Maybe about a month and a half [later], I was at a party, I just went out so dramatic and I addressed the room: “I’m not straight. I don’t really label myself as anything. I have been in love with guys and I have been in love with girls, and that’s me.” Everyone was so supportive.

Some were extremely shocked and others were just like, “Whatever, cool.” Then I went back in the closet, and then had to come out publicly, but overall each time I’d come out, it was like I was giving myself that chance to grow. I don’t think that you can achieve your full sense of love and selfworth until you are proud of who you are.

>Doctor, advocate, 60 The day I came out in 1993 was also the day my marriage ended. I was married with two kids and living a pretty content life, but behind the scenes it wasn’t the case. For many people, coming out happens in stages and so it was the same for me. I came out on almost a daily basis for a long time after that. The big one, the public outing, was incredibly stressful. It was a very different time. It was 20 years ago, in February 1998. I had become president of the Australian Medical Association and there was a need to acknowledge it. I’d met [primaryschool teacher] Jackie and we were in love. Almost overnight, Jackie and I became political activists, championing equality and acceptance. By and large, it’s been well worth it. I cannot live any way other than with honesty and integrity. It is Phelps with unimaginable to wife Jackie Strickerme to have not Phelps. come out.

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HEAVY SECRET After coming out to his friends at a party, Australian actor, dancer and songwriter Lonsdale (left, in Sydney in 2015; inset in LA last year) felt relief. Says Lonsdale: “It’s exactly the thing people say—the weight off your shoulders.”

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>Actress, 42 I’ve been coming out to friends and familyy since I was 18. I knew my truth—that I’m queer and bisexual.

V, I felt ready When my career shifted from theatre to TV to portray a bisexual person’s journey I’d n never seen on TV before [on Grey’s Anatomy]. But I didn’tt know if I was ready to come out publicly. As the yea ars went by, I continued hearing about the violence pe erpetrated against us, including the Orlando shooting g at Pulse nightclub [in 2016, Omar Mateen killed 49 9 people at the gay nightspot]. I felt an urgency to sha are. There were a few folks in my life I wanted to tell b before this news came out. During movie night I pressed pause and shared my truth with the room. The Ramirez reaction went aged something like, about 9.

“Cool. Can we go back to the movie now?”My friends and family accept me. I feel really blessed.

NO ROLE MODELS Growing up in Brisbane, Mitcham (below, competing at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow in 2014) had little guidance on how to deal with his sexuality: “There was no one for me to look up to, or whose path I could follow.”

DEAN SMITH >WA Senator, 48 It feels like a long time ago now. I came out in the early ’90s and it was a relatively easy experience for me in the grand scheme of things. I didn’t know I was gay through my teens—it was only in my early twenties when I realised. I was at dinner with my family one night and when my brother and sister left, I told my parents. It wasn’t planned; I was just overcome with emotion. It wasn’t for many, many months that I shared it with my brother and sister. Then I went off and lived in Britain for three years and it was a big part of becoming comfortable with being an openly

MATTHEW MITCHAM >Olympic champion diver, 30 I came out to my mum when I was about 15, but I probably told some of my friends before that. I don’t know if it was a huge shock for Mum—I did like to go to Spotlight to source material for my leotards and I recall doing a trampolining comp in a crushed velvet number with mauve diamantes on it. I became more comfortable with my identity the further I got through high school. I think by Year 11 or 12, I just wasn’t denying it anymore.

Weirdly, all of the homophobic bullying kind of stopped after I owned it. I’d had a rough time before. I think when bullies smell weakness, they go after it. When I qualified for the Beijing Olympics [in 2008], I did a media interview and I blurted out that I lived with my boyfriend. The

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[Fairfax] journalist was very respectful and asked if I wanted that in print. She asked me to think about it and so I did. There are implications for sportspeople. You’ve got to think about your commerciality—there’s always been a sense that gays don’t get endorsement deals. I figured it was better to be my true, authentic self. And so I told her to go ahead. Overwhelmingly, people were wonderful and supportive. When I was young, I didn’t really have any gay role models. I mean, in Beijing, I was the only [openly] gay man in the athlete’s village. Out of 11,000 athletes there were 10 lesbians and me. That’s it. Things have changed. At the last Games in Rio [in 2016], there were 42 openly LGBTI, and that’s so encouraging.

SPECIAL REPORT Senator Smith (in parliament on Nov. 28) was elected to the Senate in 2012.

CHAVIE WEISBERGER >American activist, 35

GREG BERLANTI >Director-producer Love, Simon, 45 I was 24. It was the night of the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta when Muhammad Ali lit the torch. He really inspired courage. So I turned off the TV and told my parents, “For a long time, I’ve known I’m gay.” They were both shocked. For the first couple months, things were really raw. I wrote them a letter that said, “Yeah, I’m gay, but I’m also all these other things that you’ve already known.” When I wrote and directed the film The Broken Hearts Club in 2000, my parents threw a premiere party at a gay bar.

I finally felt like not only were they accepting of me being gay, but they wouldn’t have changed it.

At age 6.

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gay man. People were generally supportive. I can’t remember any serious difficulties—not that people confronted me with. I think coming out early has made it easy for me to live an authentic life. Certainly as a parliamentarian, knowing that people are aware of my sexuality made it easier. I was the first openly gay man in the federal Liberal Party. I’ve had letters and emails from people saying they’re encouraged to see an openly gay man doing the things he wants to.

If someone is gay, I hope it doesn’t stop them from dreaming the dreams and living the life they want to.

I was raised in a Hasidic family [an ultra-orthodox Jewish sect] in Monsey, New York state. When I was 18, I was at summer camp and my father called me to come home and meet somebody. Six months later we were married.

After a year I spoke to my mom and said I wasn’t happy. She encouraged me to see a Hasidic therapist. He said, “Do you think you might be a lesbian?” I responded, “What’s that?” He explained, and there was this huge sense of relief. When I was 25 and my children were 1, 3 and 5, I got divorced. I was no longer going to live a lie. When I came out in my community about my sexuality, all hell broke loose.

I lost my job and the support of my family and friends. My exhusband took me to court to fight me for custody of our children.

I lost at first, but this past August I won the appeal. It’s been a whirlwind of new experiences and beautiful bonding time since.

This to me is a life worth living. g Weisberger at age 6.

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“I wanted this for a lon Kenworthy says of g time,” kissing actor boyfr publicly Wilkas at the 2018 iend Matt Olympics.

GUS KENWORTHY >US Olympic skier, 26 6 I first knew that I was gay when n I was about 5. Because I was afraid of being different, that became my secret. At the 2014 Olympics in Sochi, there was all this anti-LGBT legislation in place, and I really wanted to open up. Right when the gamess were over, I came out to my best friend [fellow skier Bobby Brown] and his girlfriend. I was crying, but it made me feel so good, so real, and I’d never, ever felt that. I came out publicly in 2015 on the cover of ESPN the Magazine, hoping it could help anyone who was struggling.

Then this year at the Olympics, a kiss [with boyfriend Matt Wilkas] was broadcast internationally. If I had known it was on-camera, it would have been a way better kiss! But I’m so glad it was, because as a kid, seeing a kiss between two guys at the Olympics would have changed the course of my life.

I would have had my heart opened a lot earlier.

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SPECIAL REPORT ZANN MICHAELS >Brisbane public servant, 35 My coming out didn’t happen all in one go. I grew up in a small country town in a very strict Mormon family. At church, homosexuality was discussed but not in a positive way. I went to uni and this girl and I made a play. It sort of forced me to confront the reality that I’m a lesbian. It was the first true thing I’d felt in my life. I was 19. I’d been taking steps back from the church for a while but then, it felt like it wasn’t a place for me anymore. Once one or two people knew about me, it spread like wildfire. I actually didn’t tell many people because I was so nervous. I figured when I told my parents, I wouldn’t have a relationship with them anymore so I just decided I wouldn’t bring it up. I was living in London when I was 23 and my mum emailed me one day—my sister had told her. It was really tough. And our relationship has always been strained since. My wife Shannon and I have been together 10 years now and we have two daughters. Starting a family bridged a bit of a gap. I think them witnessing our happy and loving family allowed us all to exist relatively harmoniously. But the marriage vote last year put a lot of pressure on that. I didn’t ask how they were voting and if it was No, I just preferred not to know. But there were posts on Facebook that were very hurtful and damaging, and very hard to reconcile with. I thought we were past it. But all I can do is live my truth. I think I’ve brought much more positivity into this world by being my genuine self that I otherwise would have.

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>Actor, 42

>Community advocate, 23

consid caught s buqu magazi under school, I

About age 17.

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my coming out story the year I was ealing gay porn. At Hastings Books in que, I would occasionally slip a gay into a reputable publication and shirt. When I was a freshman in high ied a new store, and the alarm system off. They took me into the back, and I s held there, and then a police officer ca e and arrested me. My mom and dad w the nature of the material I was ealing, and that’s how I came out. I find ste it funny now, but at the time it was credibly traumatising. Ironically, my ather still had a hard time catching up. I snuck some straight porn in there too, so that threw him off just enough. I came out to him three times. The third time he asked me, aft after I had been aw way at school for a little while, if I ha ad a girlfriend.

An nd I was like, “D Dad. I’m gay!” And he e [said], “Oh, your m mother said so omething about th hat.” I’m now m married, and my fa ather, who had su uch a hard time accepting my sexuality, danced at my wedding v very happily.

Zann (with wife Shan and their two girls) formerly ran the blog gaybymama.

I grew up in Katherine in the Northern Territory from birth until 2015, when I moved to Canberra. I came out just before my 21st birthday. I made sure all of my family knew first, then I did the typical millennial thing and put it on Facebook.

It was in the wake of the shooting at the Pulse gay club in Orlando. I wrote: “In honour of those who I feel were my brothers and sisters, I will never hide again.” And so I was out. I was very, very anxious beforehand. I didn’t know what to expect and how the family would react.

Everyone was very accepting. Mum said she already knew. There were lots of tears and laughing.

There are a few people I’ve lost touch with since then, I suspect because of coming out. A lot of the boys I used to hang out with—do sport with, go fishing or swimming with and things like that.

That’s been tough.

I’m encouraged that people are keen to help their loved ones through the comingout process. Family is everything. I talk to Mum constantly—she’s always there to run things by, to give me advice.

It’s been a pretty crazy experience and a big couple of years. I’m now an ambassador for R U OK? Day and I’ve done a lot of work with them around mental health in both the Indigenous and LGBTI communities. I’m passionate about helping people who are struggling to find where they belong. ■

Gablonski, who is Aboriginal, works for a government Indigenous recruitment agency.

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MYSTERY

The Rayco woodchipper at the death scene in Goomboorian.

Gympie Police and SES crews search at the Goomboorian property, near Gympie, on March 6.

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MISTAKEORM M Peter Koenig (in a Facebook photo) was reportedly a friend of Saunders’.

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s the former owner of a Bundaberg butcher’s shop that had been in his family for three generations, Bruce Saunders was among the Queensland city’s most-treasured blokes. Each day, the twice married 54-year-old crossed paths with just about everyone in his local community and, according to stepson Liam Rodgers, he was always generous with his time.

“If we walked down the street together we’d have to add an extra half-hour because everyone wanted to stop and say hi to him,” Liam, 19, tells WHO. “He was loved. Everyone liked Bruce, he always had a smile, he always lent a helping hand. He was so trusting.”

Nearly five months after Saunders’s horrific death, police are investigating if that trusting nature led to his murder. In what at first appeared to be an accident on Nov. 12 last year,

police said Saunders was killed after becoming trapped in an active industrial woodchipper on a property in Goomboorian, nearly 200km north of Brisbane, while helping two men clear a driveway for a recently widowed woman. But since then police have launched a homicide investigation, with reports citing a possible love triangle as the motive for the murder of the much-loved butcher. “It was awful when it happened, even when we thought it was an accident—it was just awful on all of us,” says Liam, who is the son of Saunders’s second wife, Bernadette Rodgers, with whom Saunders had remained in contact. “But now that there’s a police investigation it’s so hard to think about.

How could someone do that?”

It’s the question at the heart of the Queensland Police probe. On the day of his death, Saunders, who sold his butcher’s

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Greg Roser with Sharon Graham in a Facebook photo.

‘CARING AND KIND’ Liam Rodgers (right) says his stepfather was a “caring and really kind” person: “ Whoever is responsible for this, clearly doesn’t understand the big effect it’s had on everyone.”

Bruce Saunders (in a Facebook photo) “was a good man,” his stepson Liam Rodgers tells WHO.

During a second search of the scene, police collected body fragments.

suspicious,” said Det Insp Gary Pettiford in business in 2016 and relocated to Nambour February, adding that there were persons of on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast, had been interest in the case. While police have not working on the property as “an act of goodwill,” released their names, Queensland’s The Courier police said. The female property owner, who is Mail named three people the police have spoken not implicated in Saunders’s death, was planning to for information in their to sell the home and the men had investigation: Greg Roser, 58, and been doing a clean-up for her over Peter Koenig, 61, who were three weekends. At some point late reportedly the two men with on the Sunday of Nov. 12, Saunders Saunders at the time of his death somehow entered the machine, and who told police he had which has a 38cm blade, and died “fallen” into the vegetation “within a few seconds,” Gympie police acting inspector Paul Algie —Liam Rodgers shredder; and Saunders’s former girlfriend Sharon Graham, 57. told The Gympie Times at the time.

WHO does not suggest the three people had A veteran cop, Algie called it “one of the worst incident scenes I’ve ever seen.” anything to do with the death.

Still, it wasn’t considered a crime until police According to reports, Graham is the sole received a tip-off and have now “reached an beneficiary of Saunders’s will and has been informed conclusion that the death … is romantically linked to Roser. “The family is

“It’s been horrible. We just want a resolution”

contesting the will,” read a family statement that said the will was “out of character” with what Bruce had previously said. Graham, who now reportedly lives in Saunders’s former Nambour home, could not be reached by WHO for comment.

“Today is the saddest day to say my goodbyes to a beautiful man Bruce,” she wrote in a Dec. 1 post on a funeral service website. “He treated me like gold. His love to me was bigger than anything in this world. I’m so lost without you, Bruce. Will always have you in my thoughts and heart.”

As loved ones reeled over the case’s shocking developments, detectives returned to the crime scene in early February for a “more thorough search of the area,” said Det Insp Pettiford.

They took away several items of interest from the property including fragments of human remains, clothing and parts of a mobile phone that went into the woodchipper, according to The Courier Mail. It has not been confirmed whether Saunders, who reportedly raised the value of his life insurance policy before his death, died in the shredder or was already dead at the time. Whatever the case, “We expect to lay charges,” said Pettiford.

It would be a day that can’t come soon enough for his loved ones, including his son, Blake, with his first wife, Deborah, who died of breast cancer in 2009, and his stepsons, Liam and Nolan. “Mum has been distraught; it’s been horrible. We just want a resolution,” Liam tells WHO. “You couldn’t meet a nicer man, he would always welcome you with open arms. He didn’t deserve this.”

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Roseanne Barr gets a dose of her own from John Goodman. Of the painfully recreated set, Barr jokes, “They stole all my personal Elvis plates. Everyone stole them off me. Bitches!”

he Rose Parade is off.

Here inside Stage 15, where US network ABC hopes to recapture lightning in a bottle of Schlitz beer with its revival of Roseanne, the Rose Parade is the somewhat affectionate and her entourage.

-led procession on this particular Saturday in December, where one of TV’s most beloved ensembles—John Goodman (Dan), Laurie Metcalf (Jackie), Sara Gilbert (Darlene), Lecy Goranson (Becky), Sarah Chalke (who replaced Goranson as Becky in 1993), and Michael Fishman (D.J.)—have gathered after filming late the night before to promote their much-anticipated return to American screens on March 27 (Network Ten plans to air it here soon). Barr has called in sick.

“She has laryngitis,” chimes in one executive, as if anyone may doubt Barr’s ill-timed condition.

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a gift from the producers, who seem confident in the Conner kitchen (which has been the new Roseanne is here to stay, at least painstakingly replicated down to the faded for another season. Barr, however, is not. wallpaper and pickled eggs in the pantry), the “I don’t want to jinx it,” she says with a serious usually gregarious Barr stood quietly at the look. “I don’t believe in counting your stove top while her onscreen hubby cracked chickens before they are all hatched and jokes to the crew. But an extraordinary thing boiled and served with carrots.” She’s just happened when the red light outside the grateful for the chance of a do-over. studio began to flash: Roseanne pulled back While the legacy of the show remains her shoulders, put a smirk on her face, and appropriately intact—the started razzing Dan in her comedy, which aired from signature shrill voice. “It’s 1988 to 1997, remains like no time has passed at one of TV’s most revered all,” marvels Metcalf, who series thanks to its realistic plays Roseanne’s sister, portrayal of a blue-collar Jackie. “We were a family —Roseanne Barr family—Barr’s off-screen for nine seasons. And I had antics often eclipsed the show’s success. The a feeling as soon as we stepped back onto the former stand-up launched into her first fight stage again, it would just reappear. And it did. after seeing the 1988 pilot; she was incensed All the chemistry came back.” that writer Matt Williams earned a “created On the following Saturday, the Rose Parade by” credit, something that’s legislated by the has returned to Stage 15 with its grand Writers Guild. (He was canned by mid-season, marshal finally in tow. “I got a little runthough he continues to reap financial rewards down,” Barr says. “It’s hard to do a TV show. from the reruns.) She routinely fought with People think you pull it out of your ass, but and overruled her revolving door of writers, man, it’s a lot of work.” whom she’d refer to only by number whenever A slightly more chipper Barr is sitting on she wanted to praise—or pick at—a joke. And a chair wearing a checked flannel shirt with the bullheaded creative decision, to have the the show’s name embroidered on the sleeve—

‘I don’t have nothing to prove.

I already proved it’

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Familiar sight: Sara Gilbert (left) spars with TV mum Barr.

Conners win the lottery in season 9 before turning the whole thing into a bizarre fantasy in the now-infamous finale, accelerated the show’s demise. But those days, she claims, are long gone. (After igniting a firestorm of criticism during the holidays when she wrote a series of tweets in support of President Donald Trump, Barr announced that she was retiring from social media for a while.) “I don’t want to fight no more,” Barr tells WHO. “I don’t have nothing to prove. I already proved it. I totally missed the process of collaborating and having my crew and my team and making my vision happen or whatever cornball shit they say. I just want it to be fun and a smooth ride.”

That describes the show’s revival in a nutshell. Last northern spring, Gilbert asked Goodman to do a Roseanne-inspired sketch on her chat show The Talk when he made an appearance to promote Kong: Skull Island.

During the interview, she asked Goodman if

Michael Fishman asks Barr if he can hold his daughter (played by Jayden Rey) while a pussy-capped Laurie Metcalf looks on.

e’d ever consider a reunion and he mediately said yes.

“A lightbulb went off in my ead,” recalls Gilbert. “I just hought maybe people would do it.” fter getting the blessing from arr—as well as Tom Werner and arcy Carsey, the comedy’s riginal executive producers—the est of the cast fell in line, including ohnny Galecki, who returns to lay Darlene’s boyfriend-turnedhusband for one episode. Even former show-runner Bruce Helford, whom Barr inexplicably fired during season 5, returned to executive-produce the new iteration along with Werner, Gilbert, Barr, Tony Hernandez and Whitney Cummings.

“I had seen her years before when she gave me a big hug and said, ‘Oh, yeah, I fired you.

You are the best writer we ever had. Sorry about that,’ ” remembers Helford.

Once the wheeling and dealing to find a network was out of the way, the writers got busy righting a harebrained wrong, bringing back Dan from the dead after Barr killed him off from a heart attack in the finale. “A lot of the finale was a dream, so that helped us a lot,” explains Helford. “Certain things that happened during the dream don’t exist as part of the actual history of the show.” Other than the absence of Jerry Garcia Conner from season 8 (who is tangentially addressed in the first episode), everything else would remain largely status quo, including the opening title sequence around the

When we last saw Roseanne In a voice-over during the show’s finale, she revealed that many significant plot details from that season—lik family winning the lottery and Dan surviving his heart attack—were made up.

Where Roseanne is now She remains in her same Lanford, Illinois, home with husband Dan and works as a driver.

What Barr has been up to After hosting a daytime talk show from 1998 to 2000, Barr briefly starred on her own reality series called Roseanne’s Nuts in 2011 and attempted to reunite with Goodman in a 2012 pilot called Downwardly Mobile, which ultimately didn’t get picked up.

DAN CONNER John Goodman When we last saw Dan At the very end of the finale, viewers learned that he didn’t survive the heart attack he suffered at Darlen and David’s wedding.

Where Dan is now For the revival, producers chose to ignore his death. He’s still working in construction and remains in love with Roseanne.

What Goodman’s been up to He’s stayed busy in films like 2017’s Kong: Skull Island and Atomic Blonde, and will appear later this year in Captive State opposite Vera Farmiga.

DARLENE CONNER Sara Gilbert When we last saw Darlene She was actually coupled wit Mark Healy (Glenn Quinn), wh had been Becky’s husband. (T was after Darlene married Mark’s brother David [Johnny Galecki] in season 8 after becoming pregnant with their first child.)

Where Darlene is now She’s split from David after giving birth to a second child and has moved back home with her children, Harris (Emma Kenney) and Mark (Ames McNamara).

What Gilbert’s been up to After appearing on series like 24, ER, and The Big Bang Theory, Gilbert helped create and then became a co-host of The Talk.

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BECKY CONNER-HEALY When we last saw Goranson as Becky She eloped with Mark and moved out of state in season 5, and was last seen bickering with Darle in season 8.

Where Becky is now She’s a widow living in Lanford and working as a waitress at a Mexican restaurant.

What Goranson has been up to She left during season 5 to attend college, but came back for appearances in season 8.

After college, she landed theatre and TV roles, most recently on Inside Amy Schumer.

D .J. CONNER Michael Fishman When we last saw D.J. He’d developed an interes in film and moved into Da old space in the basement.

Where D.J. is now He just got out of the military, where he met his wife, who remains stationed overseas— and, for now, unseen. They have a daughter, Mary (Jayden Rey).

What Fishman’s been up to He did a stint on Seinfeld and worked as a producer on Barr’s talk show. He acted in indie films Undrafted and Adi Shankar’s Gods and Secrets.

BECKY NO. 2 Sarah Chalke When we last saw Chalke as Becky After replacing Goranson i seasons 6 and 7, she repris role in the final season. In the finale, Becky was actually with David.

Who she’ll play now Chalke will return as Andrea, a married woman in need of a surrogate who turns to Becky to carry her child.

What Chalke’s been up to The former Scrubs star, recently seen on Speechless, voices Beth on Rick and Morty.

JACKIE HARRI Laurie Metcalf When we last saw Jackie In the finale’s closing voice-over, Roseanne revealed that Jackie was actually a lesbian, even though she married Fred (Michael O’Keefe) in season 6.

Where Jackie is now Single and childless, the former cop is working as a life coach in Lanford.

What Metcalf’s been up to An Oscar front-runner this year for her role in Lady Bird, Metcalf also won her first Tony last year for A Doll’s House, Part 2.

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kitchen table and Barr’s high-pitched family in 1988. cackle. (The harmonica is back too.)

Roseanne and Dan are in their mid-60s, still working and suffering from the aches and pains of ageing, and struggling to pay for necessities like healthcare. They share their Lanford, Illinois, home with a separated Darlene, her teenage daughter Harris (Emma Kenney), and her son Mark (Ames McNamara), a 9-year-old who happens to like dressing up in girls’ clothes. “He’s not a transgender characte insists Gilbert. “He’s a little boy who’s based on a few kids in my life who dress in more feminine clothing. He’s too young to be gay and he doesn’t identify as transgender.” Living out of the house are D.J.—a former military man with a small child named Mary (Jayden Rey) and a wife stationed overseas—as well as Roseanne and Dan’s eldest child, Becky, who’s now a widow. (Glenn Quinn, who played Becky’s hubby, Mark, during the show’s original ru died in 2002.) Like her parents, Becky is financially strapped, and to make ends me she has signed on to be a surrogate for a middle-class woman named Andrea—wh in a stroke of creative craziness will be played by none other than “Second Becky” herself, Sarah Chalke. “She doesn’t mean t be offensive, but Andrea is coming from an used to hang by the front door and Barr’s extremely anxiety-ridden place where she dishes that feature Elvis—everything should wants to have total control over a pregnancy in look the same to the show’s most ardent fans. a way that she can’t,” explains Chalke. “It was It sure did to the cast. Says Fishman: really fun to play.”

“It’s pretty amazing because it’s a bit like The delicious cherry on top is the muchgoing through a time warp. There are little anticipated return of Metcalf—now an Oscar things like the arch between the living room nominee for her work as an anxious mum to a and kitchen. For the first five seasons, pretty precocious teen in Lady Bird—who was always much every day I would take a running jump the most lauded of the Roseanne cast, winning and try to touch the archway because I saw three Emmys for her portrayal of Roseanne’s John touch it one time. Now I can walk up sister. The premiere episode kicks off with and touch it anytime Roseanne quarrelling with I want. Sometimes you Jackie—who’s now a life wonder when you look back coach—over the recent at your childhood if certain presidential election. things are going to be the The show’s ongoing way you remember them. commitment to telling — Sara Gilbert But everybody and topical stories is a huge everything is exactly how I remember, which source of pride for Gilbert, given its rich is exactly what I wanted.” history of tackling real-world subjects like That’s certainly what the writers are going alcoholism, abortion, domestic violence and for. “We want everybody to see something that gay rights. And yet, believe it or not, “this is our doesn’t really exist on TV anymore, which is most emotional season yet,” says Gilbert. an honest family,” says Helford. “There’s not “That’s what is so moving, because it comes much of that. Everything is higher-toned or from 30 years of characters. You can’t create more niche. These people are very much in the that on a new show.” core of what’s going on in the country.”

Back on set, Barr has now moved to the And for Barr—this time, she’s listed as the Conner kitchen, where she and her co-stars show’s sole creator. “Being 65, I don’t have any are marvelling at its historical accuracy. time for bullshit,” she says.

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“I had notes in my hand and they started to shake,” recalls the company CEO . “Half my head was going, ‘Toughen up, you must be nervous’ and the other half was going, ‘What the hell’s happening here?’ Later that evening, he picked up a beer and “I turned it into a washing machine,” he says. The following Monday, his GP “had that 46 l Who

s his WHO. “He said, ‘Look Clyde, you look like you’ve got young-onset Parkinson’s.’”

The ensuing diagnosis blindsided the Sydney father of three, but almost nine years later the 52-year-old is championing cuttingedge research into Parkinson’s disease through his not-for-profit Shake It Up Australia Foundation. Launched two years after his diagnosis, the charity—it marks April 11’s

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MY STORY “His positivity is truly amazing,” says Carolyn Campbell of her husband Clyde (with her and their children, Zoe, Joshua and Phoebe).

HIGH-PROFILE PARKINSON’S Parkinson’s disease does not discriminate, with many celebrities opening up about their battles. In January, singer Neil Diamond, 77, revealed he was giving up touring due to his Parkinson’s diagnosis.

Boxing champion Muhammad Ali was diagnosed in 1984 at age 42, while comedian Billy Connolly, 75, was diagnosed in 2012. Michael J. Fox, 56, arguably Parkinson’s most well-known sufferer, is full of praise for Campbell:“Clyde’s enthusiasm and purity of motive is contagious,” said Fox, who’s dedicated his life to finding a cure for the 10 million people living with Parkinson’s around the world, including 80,000 in Australia.

Muhammad Ali, with Jennifer Lopez.

WAY A-lister to raise awareness of the illness they share, but prior to being diagnosed with the degenerative disease “I didn’t know what Parkinson’s was about,” concedes Campbell.

“I’d been super healthy all my life … [so I] wasn’t that concerned.”

With the news confirmed, Campbell and his wife, Carolyn, set out to uncover as much information as possible. “The facts were very confronting,” says Carolyn, 49, mum to

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Joshua, 18, Zoe, 17 and Phoebe, 12. “What progressed relatively slowly,” is passionate would this mean for Clyde, his career, the about busting myths about the condition. future and our children? There was so “[People think] it’s only an old person’s much uncertainty.” disease, when 20 per cent of people are The Shake It Up Foundation was born of actually under 50 when they’re diagnosed,” Campbell’s determination to shed light on he says. “The shake is the minimal part of the that uncertainty.“You’ve got great researchers issue, it’s the rest of the actual whole-body across both Australia and New Zealand ... the disease that causes our problems.” challenge I found is that all of them were Asking ‘Why me?’ was never an option for underfunded,” explains Campbell. “And how Campbell, who can even see the positive side could we ensure that we had a global focus of his diagnosis. “It does bring a lot to us—the and not just an internal [national] focus to kids are far more considerate of people that make sure we’re doing research are not as fortunate as themselves, that’s globally competitive?” that’s a nice thing to be able to As soon as Shake It Up have,” he reflects. “You don’t get a launched, they partnered with The choice whether you’ve got it or Michael J. Fox Foundation, which not, but you do get a choice with provides research grants.“Michael how you deal with it. You’d much —Clyde Campbell rather not have the disease, but J. Fox is funding research from the United States to Europe to Asia, so they’re we do and we just need to make the best out getting a very wide view of what is out there of what that looks like everyday”. and ensuring we’re not doing duplications,” While Campbell still experiences tremors, says Campbell, who admires his actor friend’s much like that day in the business meeting tenacity and the example he sets. “He’s 27 almost a decade ago, his focus is on helping years in with Parkinson’s. It would be very easy forge a brighter future for those who are for him to just sit back and say, ‘No, I don’t processing a shock diagnosis. “We’re on the need to do this anymore’ ... Michael was only journey towards a cure,” says Campbell. “We 29 when he was diagnosed—you can still get a need to make sure people have got true hope lot out of life and still have a lot of fun which he when their life stands still.” shows many, many times over.”

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“He can show you what you can do if you don’t give up,” Clyde says of Michael J. Fox.

TRISTAN & SASHA HEMSWORTH BOHO BOYS The Hemsworth twins, 4 (with dad Chris on Feb. 13), epitomise their laidback Byron Bay lifestyle, complete with tie-dye and bare feet.

LUNA LEGEND PRETTY IN PINK The daughter of model Chrissy Teigen and singer John Legend was destined to be cool. cool Luna, who turns 2 on April 14, stole the show in her pink pea coat and m shoes in the Big Apple on Dec. 12.

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STYL Y DUSTY ROSE LEVINE SEEING DOUBLE The mini-me of model Behati Prinsloo (dad is rocker Adam Levine) has also inherited her mum’s fashion prowess. The 18-month-old made a statement while out with her parents in LA on Feb. 21.

GEN These tiny trendsetters a flair for fashion to rival

IN PICTURES ROCKET WORTHINGTON SKATER BOY He might be only 3 years old, but Lara (right, on June 18) and Sam Worthington’s son Rocket is already a street-style star, his skater-inspired ensemble suggests.

PRINCESS CHARLOTTE LITTLE LADY The Duchess of Cambridge is considered one of the most stylish women in the world, so it’s no wonder her little girl, Charlotte, 2, looks every inch the perfect princess—even for school!—in hair bow and Mary Jane shoes.

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APOLLO ROSSDALE FLANNEL FUN “I like them to be creative,” Gwen Stefani has said of her boys’ fashion choices. Apollo, 4, rocked lumberjackcool in LA on Jan. 7.

THE BECKHAMS CLASSY KIDS Cruz, 13 (left), Harper, 6, and Romeo, 15, are the sartorial doppelgangers of parents David (right) and Victoria Beckham. The family capture classic English style with their tailored attire.

NORTH WEST CA AMERA READY “N North has a really strong sense of ersonal style,” said pe m Kardashian West Kim off her trendsetting eldest child, 4 (with her on June 22). ■

SPORTY CHIC “Sometimes, they come down with the most unusual, strange things,” Klum (with children Helene, 13, Lou, 8, and Henry, 12, in New York on June 20) has said of her kids’ fashion sensibilities.

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IN BEAUTY, STYLE AND WELLBEING

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Step aside frizzy and lacklustre strands, this new hair dryer from Remington is more than just a pretty face. With the latest advancements in airflow technology this tool offers a 3D drying experience with uninterrupted airflow.

Also, the motor sits in the vertical shaft, reducing the overall weight by 28 per cent.

The result is a polished blowdry without the aching biceps! $199.95 Remington AIR3D Hair Dryer Available at Harvey Norman

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2 COVET THE CURL Achieve salonworthy styling at home with the latest release from cult brand Drybar. Noted for there lust-worthy styling studios in the US (and recently now here in Australia), this brand is offering it’s styling tools to the masses. Our pick, this non-slip barrel wand for the perfect wave, every time. $221 DryBar The Wrap Party Curling & Styling Wand sephora.com.au

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SPACE AGE Foreo has released a game-changer in the world of masking with the UFO smart mask, an at-home LED photofacial. Using three stages and lights, including anti-ageing red, green for brightening skin and blue to combat acne breakouts. The LED is combined with specific temperatures and pulsations for ultimate product absorption ... leaving your skin light-years ahead. $395 Foreo UFO Smart Mask Make My Day & Call It A Night Masks, $15.30 each for pack of 7.

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The real pull however, is in it’s life cycle ... one hour of charge provides 365 uses! $259 Foreo Issa Hybrid Available at Sephora, David Jones & Myer stores

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Lively let her statement jacket be the star, opting for neutral makeup and soft hair.

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BLAKE LIVELY Meet the men behind Blake Lively’s muted makeup and side-swept hair

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HO caught up with Blake Lively’s dream team: hairstylist Rod Ortega and makeup artist Kristofer Buckle.

Can you explain Blake’s look, Rod? Because it was New York Fashion Week, we wanted something polished, so we went for smooth and sleek.

Her hair looks so soft, too.

What are your secrets?

Try rosewater spray. I spritzed it on her wet hair from roots to

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ends to condition it and add volume, then blew it out in large sections using a 1.5-inch round brush.

How did you create the subtle curl?

I used a 1.5-inch barrel curling iron from mid-shaft to 2 inches [5cm] before her ends, for a beautiful bend.

What inspired the makeup look, Kristofer?

That day, it was all about the outfit. Her candy-apple-red coat was so vibrant, we didn’t

want anything to compete with it, so we went with nude tones.

How does one get that Blake Lively glow?

I used highlighter on the high points of her cheekbones and down her nose. Then I added a touch of blush across her cheeks to create a wash of colour.

And on her lips?

I tapped a mauvey pink lipstick on her lips to liven them up—her last name is Lively!

“Thanking my luc ky today…” posted Liv stars for worked with Orteg ely, who has for more than 10 a and Buckle years.

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LABELS WE L VE Your latest on noteworthy collaborations and collections, and the scoop on what celebrities are loving right now!

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The Australian women’s footwear label, which has dominated since its arrival into the market in 2011, has released its newest collection— Winter 18. With inspiration taken from founder and creative director Sara Caverley’s most recent experiences in New York, the collection include accents of silver metallic, faux shearling fur and rhinestone buckles accompanied

by Sol Sana’s signature rich leathers and minimal designs.

Shot in her home town of LA, Zendaya’s “specially curated edit,” with global retail success story Boohoo.com, channels trends fresh off the international runway. Themes from the new collection include tailored sports leisure, bohemian

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brights, and pastels—each representative of Zendaya’s personal style.

She explains: “My fans are chic, fashion-forward and love clothes.”

Prices range from $15 to $100 and are available now to purchase online.

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pared back her Spring/ Summer 2018 Runway tote with trending snakeskin boots and a plaid jacket while in Los Angeles.

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AGE OF THE BELT BAG From its heyday in the 1980s, the humble bum bag has had a major resurgence and is back in a new form—as a chic, high-end accessory!

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GOLD COAST GLAM This holiday hotspot has had a glamorous transformation

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o longer is the Gold Coast just geared to theme park-loving families and overseas sunseekers. Hip cutting-edge cuisine, breweries and cool markets are now synonymous with the GC, as well as a new luxury hotel.

Whether you’re visiting to see our team win Gold during the Commonwealth Games or planning a stay at any time, here’s where to head for a cool weekend away.

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DINE WITH THE A-LIST Want to spot a star? Just visit one of the renowned reestaurants on the GC. It’s truly a foodie mecca. Book in for the fivee-course tasting menu at Little Truffle at Mermaid Beach—it’ss said Hugh Jackman enjoys dining here. Meanwhile, over in i Broadbeach grab some brekkie and a coffee at Elk Esspresso, which recently moved from its original premises to th he Oasis Shopping Centre—we know Orlando Bloom was a reggular when he was on the GC. Blake Lively had the best cofffee of her life at No Name Lane, also in Broadbeach.

“I have to say it on record, the cappuccinos were amazing but the cold brew—Oh, my gosh,” the star revealed on a radio show.

THE COMMONWEALTH GAMES ARE ON NOW, VIEW THE BEST OF THE GOLD COAST AND WATCH THE EVENTS ON CHANNEL SEVEN.

Beautiful beaches, fine dining, luxury hotels, art, music and world heritage listed parks, the Gold Coast has it all.

A SIX-STAR STAY Want to be treated like royalty with butler service, pampering, and rooftop restaurant and bar offering vistas across the coast? Book into one of the 57 brand-new luxury suites at The Darling, part of the new look Star Gold Coast. The highlight?

The infinity pool perched 67 metres above ground and five metres beyond the side of the tower. The refurbished Star Grand is also on site. star.com.au/goldcoast destinationgoldcoast.com

ARTS AND CRAFT BREWERIES Currumbin is known for its (impressive) wildlife sanctuary.

But now it’s so much more. What used to be an industrial estate in Currumbin has been transformed into a haven for hipsters. First stop needs to be a brew tasting at Balter Brewing Company. The brainchild of recently retired pro-surfer Mick Fanning and his mates, here the vibe is laid-back and the beer delicious. Afterwards head to view galleries and listen to live music at Dust Temple, a creative space where you can also grab a coffee.

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MARVELLOUS MARKETS

Many A-lister’s such as Blake Lively, Hugh Jackman and Orlando Bloom spend time on the Gold Coast during filming commitments.

There’s good reason why Miami Marketta is so lauded. It’s here that you can sample exceptional street food, including Mexican, Japanese, Greek and vegetarian, and then shop for fashion, have a drink and watch live entertainment.

Want more market action? Time your GC stay for the 1st or 3rd Sunday of the month to check out some of Australia’s best emerging designers at the Village Markets.

Held in Burleigh Heads, there’s also vintage clothing to rummage through, pop-ups and handcrafted furniture. thevillagemarkets.co; miamimarketta.com Who l 67

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What’s a trip to the Gold Coast without a walk along that famous stretch of sand? There is in fact 57 kilometres of beach to discover with some of the best surf breaks, including Kelly Slater’s fave, Kirra, and Greenmount Point. And just beyond the highrises, restaurants and cafes is world heritage-listed rainforest, so finish your day with a stroll through the hinterland of Lamington National Park or Springbook National Park to view tumbling waterfalls and colourful birdlife.

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CONSTANT CRAVINGS

Karlie Kloss seeks advice from her nutritionist to help keep her fit, healthy and accountable

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Try these tips to“release the psychological handbrake.”

FIND TRUE MOTIVATION The best motivation for getting through tough times is internal motivation — the desire to do it for you.

CHOOSE PROGRESS OVER PERFECTION Progress makes you feel successful and motivates you to do more. It’s an upward spiral. Progress is achievable. It feels so much better than the recurrent disappointment of perfectionism. And best of all, it gets you to your goal.

DON’T PLAY THE MARTYR GAME Martyrs put everyone and everything before themselves. It makes losing weight almost impossible.

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And while this is a blessing, it can also be a curse for those trying to take charge of their diet and keep control of their cravings. Most diets dictate what is on the good and bad list, but don’t explain how to deal with the urges and temptations that lead to that extra helping, the whole packet of biscuits or the 3 PM blow-out.

In her book How to Be Thin in a World of Chocolate, author Michele Connolly has drawn on her psychology experience to outline her anti-misery, anti-fad mindset strategies for achieving and maintaining a healthy weight.

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BEEF AND MUSHROOM SKEWERS WITH FETA SAUCE

■ Serves 4, prep 20 mins, cook 8 mins

WHAT YOU NEED 4 thick-cut beef sirloin steaks, trimmed, cut into 3-4cm pieces

250g punnet cherry tomatoes, halved

16 button mushrooms

FETA SAUCE 200g Danish feta, chopped

1 red onion, cut into thick wedges, halved crossways

¼ cup water 2 tbsp white wine vinegar

8 x 25cm-long metal skewers

1⁄3 cup chopped fresh chives

2 tbsp olive oil

Cracked black pepper, to taste

1 tbsp Greek seasoning

100g baby rocket leaves

To make sauce, place feta, water and vinegar in a food processor. Process until smooth. Transfer to a bowl. Stir in chives. Season with pepper.

Toss beef in the seasoning. Thread the mushrooms, beef and onion alternately onto skewers. Drizzle with oil.

Heat a barbecue grill plate over a medium heat. Add skewers. Cook for about 8 to 10 minutes, turning occasionally, or until cooked to your liking.

Combine rocket and tomatoes in a serving bowl. Serve with skewers and sauce.

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Robinson delivers a star-making turn as smart, sweet Simon.

Clueless: Garner and Duhamel.

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LOVE, SIMON

STARRING: Nick Robinson, Katherine Langford

Fans of 1980s teen classics will recognise the ingredients: a hero who feels like an outsider, a hilariously quirky group of friends, an irritating nemesis, the utterly relatable moments that leave you ugly-crying. But Love, Simon is the first major-studio movie in which the hero is gay.

Simon Spier (Nick Robinson) is keeping his sexuality a secret from his friends and parents (Jennifer Garner and Josh Duhamel) when he strikes up an online romance with a high-school classmate, whose identity he doesn’t know.

As he tiptoes into first love, another kid finds out his secret

and attempts to blackmail him.

With a talented young cast— led by the charming Robinson and Langford (13 Reasons Why) as his female bestie—Simon, based on the 2015 young adult bestseller Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda, always feels humane and grounded in reality. You won’t begrudge it a few touches of Hollywood slickness—who doesn’t want Simon to get the happy ending he deserves?

Watch for a particularly touching scene with Robinson and Garner late in the film. That’s the moment when you’ll need the tissues.

(Out now)

MUSIC WHOTHE SQUISH IS MARSHMELLO?

Dug gets ahead of the pack.

In the tradition of Daft Punk and TISM, this mysterious artist (said to be DJ Chris Comstock) ma s a f not being seen wii out his smiley iece. iece R gardless of llo’s unusual t-up—he also es cute food deos—the dude knows how to make a hit. Here, his best colla so far:

MOVIE “Friends” with Anne-Marie

EARLYMAN VOICED BY: Eddie Redmayne

Dug (Redmayne) is stuck in the Stone Age, or maybe even before. He and his primitive cave-dwelling friends haven’t even figured out how to hunt rabbits when their land is invaded by an army from a new wave of civilisation, the Bronze Age. Vastly superior, the Bronzers have wheels, masseurs, a sports venue and that greatest of inventions, sliced bread. Can Dug’s skill set evolve fast enough to avoid going the way of the dinosaur? This latest comedy from stop-motion animation wizard Nick Park (Wallace & Gromit, Shaun the Sheep) is happy, high-spirited nonsense with lots of good sight gags. The tiny reptiles used as clothes pegs are especially cute.

(Out now)

“Everyday” with Logic

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A WRINKLE IN TIME Despite a great cast and glorious production, this adaptation of Madeleine L’Engle’s 1962 novel needs a dash more magic.

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Director Steven Spielberg’s take on Ernest Cline’s 2011 novel is a visually dazzling adventure with fun retro references.

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JACK WHITE

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Boarding House Reach

After taking a rootsy turn on 2014’s Lazaretto, the garage-rock kingpin has exploded his sound yet again on Boarding House Reach, the weirdest and wildest release of his two decades in music. The old-timey closer “Humoresque” derives from a musical manuscript that gangster Al Capone penned while in Alcatraz. But White is still a six-string wizard, as when he steps forward and shreds on the menacing “Respect Commander”.

(Out now) Boarding House Reach is the 12-time Grammy Award winner’s third solo album.

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THE DEATH OF STALIN Directed by Veep creator Armando Iannucci, this bitingly good satire is about the struggle at the top after Joseph Stalin, having destroyed millions of lives, joined his victims in the ground. The tone isn’t too dissimilar from Veep’s: the insults never let up as these communists scuttle around like bureaucratic cockroaches. They’re free from Stalin’s boot but not each other.

(Out now)

REDEMPTION POINT Candice Fox With Harlan Coben and Lee Child among her fans, you know this Australian author will have you turning the pages of her pacy follow-up to 2017’s chilling Crimson Lake long into the (very dark) night.

Disgraced detective Ted Conkaffey— haunted by the unsolved abduction of a girl—teams up with private-eye Amanda Pharrell after a double murder at a remote roadhouse in Queensland. Fox, who collaborated with James Patterson last year, has earned her crown as the queen of the creepily compulsive thriller.

(Out now)

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STREAMING GUIDE HOMEMADE ROSTERED ON STARRING: Paul Moore, Doug Lyons It won a cohort of fans on YouTube— some 250 million views—now this little Aussie beauty is the first local independent online series to be picked up by Netflix. Set in an outlet of an eerily familiar electronics chain and based on writer-director Ryan Chamley’s real-life experiences, the show picks up

on the dichotomy of those who work in retail: the ones who live for it, and the ones who are just making ends meet till they can make a go of the career they really want. Luckily for Chamley, with this coup it seems his staff-pass wearing days are behind him.

(Streaming now on Netflix)

Electric dreams

BINGE MOZARTIN THEJUNGLE STARRING: Lola Kirke, Gael Garcia Bernal Season 4 begins with oboist Hailey (Kirke) cautiously moving into a deeper romantic relationship with conductor Rodrigo (García Bernal). But why would you keep the tempo slow with someone as effortlessly, guilelessly sexy as Bernal? His accented English turns every line (“They say 4 AM sex is very incredible!”) into a come-on. The music’s not bad either: Episode 2 features bass baritone Bryn Terfel’s recording of one of Ralph Vaughan Williams’s “Songs of Travel”. You float off to a happy place.

(Streaming now on Amazon Prime)

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Kirke and Bernal take their act on the road to visit her home town.

In the line of fire: Ramsay.

From left: Paradise girls Laurina, Flo and Lisa.

WHO REVIEWS

FOOD FOR THOUGHT GORDON RAMSAY ONCOCAINE STARRING: The outspoken chef Having lost a close friend and talented chef to a cocaine-related death, Ramsay is on a mission to eradicate the cool and acceptable reputation of the white powder, which he discovers is used rampantly in both the staff and customer bathrooms of his chi-chi establishments.

After British police discuss how widespread its use is in the UK, Ramsay travels to South America where he sees the gobsmacking process of how the drug is made and the devastating toll it takes on the human lives of all those involved in the trafficking of the illicit product. Like 16 & Pregnant and You Can’t Ask That, this two-part documentary should be compulsory viewing as part of high-school’s personal development curriculum.

(Streaming now on 7plus)

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CHILDREN VIRTUAL BABYSITTERS

WITH SCHOOL HOLIDAYS UPON US, HERE’S A ROUND-UP OF CHILD-FRIENDLY VIEWING TO KEEP THE RUG RATS BUSY ON TAKE-YOUR-KIDS-TO-WORK DAYS. BENJI The redo of the 1974 flick finds the street pup befriending a pair of kids and foiling some very PG crooks. (Streaming now on Netflix)

BLURT Dance Moms’ JoJo co-stars in a fun Nickelodeon caper where the hero says everything he thinks. (Streaming now on the Foxtel Kids App)

ALEXA & KATIE Surprisingly, it’s a sitcom: teenage best friends deal with one of them being diagnosed with cancer.

(Streaming now on Netflix)

WE BARE BEARS The Cartoon Network droll adventures of three ursine siblings is totally bear-able for adults. (Streaming now on Stan)

GUILTY PLEASURE AFTER PA ARADISE

LUO BAO BEI Like a Charlie and Lola for a new gen, this Chinese–British fusion deals with littlies’ dilemmas in a sweet way.

(Streaming now on iview)

STARRING: Osher Günsberg Can’t get enough B Bachie in Paradise? Don’t wa ait, there’s more! Hosted by Günsberg, G an online after-sho ow discusses each episode’s events, and offers up behind-the-sceness action, unseen footage and fresh interviews.

(New episodes stream on Tenplay straight after each elimination.)

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Günsberg basks in the heat.

Life becomes spellbinding for three BFFs when they come across a charming book.

(Season 2 now on Amazon Prime Video)

SECOND TIME UCKY? BACK WITH THE EX premieres Wed., April 18, at 9 PM on Seven.

TALES OF TRUST Erik & Lauren They broke up six times during their six-year relationship before Erik ended it for the final time via text message.

But six years later, Erik, 32, is ready to commit to Lauren. “I’ve changed in many ways,” Erik tells WHO, admitting, “If I met myself back then today, I would kick my own ass.”

Lauren, 36, is willing to give Erik another go but warns, “We surely won’t work if he is still the same guy he was.”

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WORLDS APART W Meg & Jeremy Their seven-year relationship had its fair share of ups and downs and when things started to go south, Jeremy abruptly called it quits before moving overseas to London. Four years later, Jeremy, 28, is back in Australia and says that Meg is “everything I want in a girl.” He adds, “dating Meg was like dating one of my good friends. She made me feel loved.”

Meg, 26, however, was shocked that Jeremy wanted to give it another go, conceding to WHO, “I didn’t think he still thought about me.” And while she is keen to try again and doesn’t think he will flee this time around, she concedes she has her reservations. “My biggest fear would be that Jeremy would hurt me again,” she says.

WHO REVIEWS MEET THE FOUR COUPLES REUNITING FOR ANOTHER CHANCE AT LOVE ON BACK WITH THE EX. CAN THEY MAKE IT WORK OR IS HEARTBREAK ON THE HORIZON?

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HIGH SCHOOL SWEETHEARTS Cam & Kate

LLONG-DISTANCE LOVERS Peter & Diane Sydney-based Peter, 57, and US-based Diane, 50, tried dating long-distance for nearly two years before their relationship fizzled. After both of their marriages ended in divorce, Peter decided to try his luck with Diane once more, 28 years after they last saw each other in person. “From the first moment our eyes met

in a New Orleans pub way back in 1988, it was her radiant smile that simply grabbed me and drew me in inexorably,” Peter tells WHO. Adds Diane, “When we were dating, there was no internet and phone calls were very expensive. It was hard wanting to be with each other.”

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They were still in school when they first started dating but, three years into their relationship, an indiscretion tore them apart. Now, Kate, 22, is ready to reclaim her ex-boyfriend. “I’ve never met anyone that I feel more at home with,” Kate says.

Cam, 24, who admits he has been thinking about Kate, says their pairing clicked once “because we were the biggest dorks but were so comfortable with each other.”

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WHAT YOUR STARS SAY THIS WEEK, APRIL 9–15

ARIES

TAURUS

GEMINI

MARCH 20–APRIL 18

APRIL 19–MAY 20

MAY 21–JUNE 20

If you are changing jobs or moving home, you know you are leaving the past behind and entering a new future.

On the other hand, events in early-to-mid April could change your horizons in unexpected ways, although the reason will be the same—you will be moving onwards and upwards in the aftermath. For more, phone 1902 261 655.

It may seem as though nothing much is going on but not only could you be unaware of other people’s plans and projects, but you may have hidden a few issues from yourself. Nothing is happening by chance at the moment: Pluto and Jupiter combine to bring an element of destiny into the mix. For more, phone 1902 261 655.

Once you’ve overcome your fears about commitment and plunged in head first, you may be surprised how well you take to it. Whether making a large purchase or reaching a serious decision involving finances, this is no time for half-measures: you’re either all in or all out. And the same advice applies to an afair of the heart. For more, phone 1902 261 655.

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JUNE 21–JULY 21

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Try as you might to circumnavigate an issue, you’re going to have to tackle it head on. Now is the time to decide which is the correct way forward and, as with so many difficult decisions, the hard answer is the right one. It may also be a case of discarding some baggage, whether in the literal or figurative sense. For more, phone 1902 261 655.

When the irresistible force meets the immovable object, the result is never good: someone’s going to get hurt.

With this in mind, should a large spanner enter the works, stand back and wait for the dust to settle. There is certainly passion in these stars, which can send a new relationship into orbit, but it can also burn bridges. For more, phone 1902 261 655.

Despite your usual excellent judgement, occasionally events can blind you to the reality, and certainly to the positive aspects of a situation. A last-minute change could make an event, not ruin it, and what may seem like a blow to your hopes and plans could actually be the very thing to get you on course for lasting success. For more, phone 1902 261 655.

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LIBRA

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SEPT. 23–OCT. 22

OCT. 23–NOV. 21

NOV. 22–DEC. 21

Transformation is the planetary brief, and if you’re planning to move house, knock a wall down or you’re expecting changes to the family unit, you’re in sync with your stars.

However, if you’re looking forward to a chilled week with nothing more to worry about than your next cold beer, you’re in for a surprise. For more, phone 1902 261 655.

Scorpios rarely do anything by halves, and in an astroscape like this, you’ll be even more prone to extremes. If there’s something or someone you want, you’ll do anything and everything to achieve your ends, and while this can be a hugely successful policy, sometimes you sustain serious bruises. Think twice. For more, phone 1902 261 655.

Some Sagittarians will make a financial killing this week, but others could find themselves up against it—outgoings will exceed incomings leading to a cash crisis. However, the word crisis in Greek, among many other meanings, is growth, so current events are aimed at ensuring your future growth and prosperity. For more, phone 1902 261 655.

CAPRICORN

AQUARIUS

PISCES

DEC. 22–JAN. 20

JAN. 21–FEB. 18

FEB. 19–MARCH 19

Sun–Pluto aspects provide opportunities to clear the decks and start over, whether in a small, practical way or a major purge. Only you will know what is necessary at this point in the year, but with Mercury also turning direct, information reaching you could inspire you to take a course of action that is long overdue. For more, phone 1902 261 655.

People may be away from their Facts and figures require desks and important info could attention. You may have more go missing, so while you might fun activities to explore but with feel as if you’re being a the sun angling Pluto, if you’re nuisance, far better you keep not the one to uncover some trying to make contact and financial anomalies someone establish some facts. By else will, and that won’t be fun contrast, the astrological at all. Likewise, there could be climate is perfect for romance other aspects of your existence and activities that make your well overdue for research and heart sing. For more, phone rescue! For more, phone 1902 261 655.

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JACKIE GILLIES The Real Housewives of Melbourne star and psychic, 37, tells WHO’s Cynthia Wang about wanting kids and taking her motivational spirit live to fans across Australia on her national Shine It Up tour (April 20–June 3).

Why go on the road?

SUPPORTIVE SOULMATE Jackie married Silverchair drummer Ben Gillies, 38, in 2010. “I thank the universe and God every day for that man,” she says.

This is something that I’ve been wanting to do for many, many years. I think it’s that natural progression, the next step since I have been doing professional psychic readings well before Real Housewives of Melbourne started. It’s really about empowerment and getting men and women all around the world inspired.

What will your event be like?

On this Shine It Up tour, I show people how to listen to signs and their intuition to create a full life. I will be sharing stories. It’s Tony Robbins meets Ellen meets Oprah meets John Edward. It’s not just psychic readings, although if the angels guide me that will happen.

Have you been a go-getter throughout your life?

I’m a manifester. I have been creating vision boards from the age of 17. Everything on those vision boards today I have, from relationships to houses, all these things that I’ve wanted. I believe in the power of energy and your thoughts.

After I’m a Celebrity, you said your thoughts had turned to having a family with your husband, Ben Gillies?

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Gillies (second from left) has been an original member of The Real Housewives of Melbourne since the show premiered in 2014.

Ben wanted children seven years ago. I was the one holding back out of fear of, or a hope of, being the best mother I can be. I have a career, I work every day, but I also wanted to be there for my children, raise them and not feel guilty, so I was going through all those thoughts that were rushing through my head. Now I just want to do it and get on with it because I am feeling older and I am 37 and I don’t want to leave it for too much later because the older you get, the harder it does get. So watch this space, baby!

TASTING SOMETHING NEW Gillies survived 13 tucker trials (and met fellow medium John Edward) in her stint on this year’s I’m a Celebrity … Get Me Out of Here!

Fans got a peek at a Jackie show during RHOM.

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MARIO DEDIVANOVIC Kim Kardashian West’s main makeup guru, 34, a judge on beauty competition Glam Masters (Wednesdays at 8.30 PM on Style), puts on a good face with WHO’s Alexandra McCarthy.

This is your first reality show.

Kim said, “Be yourself and say exactly what comes to your mind.” That was helpful because I tried not to think of anything else except what I would naturally say to someone if I were with them one-on-one.

Why is makeup having such a moment right now?

Social media. Once people started learning the tricks

of the trade, it became incredibly popular.

Where do you find inspiration?

I’m really into interior design, décor, architecture, fabrics, and outside stuff like flowers and trees. Also, certain products come out, new shades and textures, and that’s what really inspires me.

What’s one trend you never want to see come back?

I never say never because there’s certain looks that I thought were ridiculous in the ’80s and ’90s, but I kind of really love them now. OK, wait, if I had to choose one—the glitter cut crease.

Working his magic with style bloggers on the show.

Emily Ratajkowski (centre) with Schumer (left and in blue).

BAYWATCH (1994) In a guest role, Moss appeared in the “Mirror, Mirror” episode as Gwen Brown and Mattie, her twin sister/ split personality. “I remember really, genuinely going for it,” Moss tells WHO, “and it was totally fun.”

Dedivanovic with muse Kim Kardashian West.

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Celebrity makeup artist Dedivanovic is one of four judges on Glam Masters.

‘Prety’ eople

The actress, 50, in Season 2 of

Reading Christopher Nolan’s script about Guy Pearce’s memory-addled Leonard, Moss says, “When I got to the scene where you see Natalie messing with him, I was like, ‘I have to play this.’ That was my favourite.”

Check out these other stunners in Amyy Schumer’s new film! (Out April 19) Michelle Williams (left) and Lauren Hutton in I Feel Pretty.

Game of Thrones’ Tom Hopper.

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Bachelorette Sophie Monk passed over Woodgate for Stu Laundy.

‘Marvel’s Jessica Jones’, looks back at her career

The tragic life of veteran model Carrie Spencer (above, far right) was too briefly explored in the short-lived Melrose Place spin-off. Says Moss, “In this business, there can be a lot of hype, and hype means nothing.”

THE MATRIX (1999) Moss was absolutely badass as hacker Trinity in the Wachowskis’ sci-fi epic. “I’ve realised how much of what the directors created is actually our reality right now,” she says. “I’m still quoting The Matrix myself.”

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A then-pregnant Moss played Maggie, a woman who falls for Alan Rickman’s Alex in the indie film. “I just couldn’t say no,” she says of starring opposite Rickman, who died in 2016. “He was a lovely person.”

As tough lawyer Jeri Hogarth in the Netflix series, Moss loved working with all-female directors in Season 2.

“I knew the imbalance, intellectually,” she says of the usual gender split, ”but that’s when I became aware.”

Her supermodelness Naomi Campbell (centre).

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ONE TO WATCH John Boyega and Scott Eastwood are known hotties in Pacific Rim Uprising (out now), but keep an eye on Wesley Wong, 31, as Cadet Jinhai.

“Looking like this role, it pushes your limits,” he tells WHO.

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hen we last clapped eyes on Victorian vineyard manager Jarrod Woodgate, he was a red-faced, snot-sniffing mess on The Bachelorette and we all worried about him hanging a hard left straight into the ocean after Sophie Monk shattered his heart like she was throwing an empty rosé bottle into the recycling bin.

Back then, his fragility was his downfall.

After scoring the first date with Sophie, he mistook her genuine friendliness and fine-tuned social skills for sure signs she was madly in love with him. He did for pot plants what Fatal Attraction did for pet rabbits and we watched through parted fingers. What he needed, ultimately, was to calm down.

Throwing open the pointless gates on his way into Bachelor in Paradise, Woodgate finds himself faced with an alternate reality.

Keira is keen. The date with Ali went well.

There are a few points to take from this: First of all, being dumped isn’t the end of the world. Even the fact that Jarrod is willing to put himself out there again—on TV no less!— while the audience is still trying to get the sound of his sobs out of their heads is admirable.

Secondly, it seems that the ladies like a comeback story—not to mention a famous face. Being Sophie’s second choice doesn’t seem to be doing Jarrod any harm.

And lastly, perhaps Jarrod has matured.

Maybe he watched himself and has made a few tweaks. Like a fine wine, he’s improving with age.

Now, he just needs to chill.

JENNIE NOONAN WHO Executive Editor

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Singer Beyoncé Knowles cuddled up to rapper hubby Jay-Z as the pair filmed a promo video on the beach in Jamaica for their upcoming joint tour On the Run II.

TAKE THE PLUNGE HONG KONG, MARCH 26 Victoria’s Secret angels Alessandra Ambrosio (left) and Shanina Shaik dazzled in plunging gowns at the amfAR charity dinner.“I’m proud to support the epic fight to end AIDS & amfAR’s search for a cure,” Ambrosio posted.

ROUGH WATERS HONOLULU, MARCH 27 While in Hawaii shooting his latest film, Triple Frontier, Ben Affleck hit the water with girlfriend Lindsay Shookus for a spot of kayaking.

Jennifer Garner was also on the island with her and Affleck’ss three kids.

PUPPY LOVE LOS ANGELES, MARCH 25 Jenna Dewan Tatum made a four-legged friend at the Hunter for Target Ultimate Family Festival. Musical acts One Republic, Charli XCX and Australian Troye Sivan performed at the event.

FURRY FUN NEW YORK, MARCH 26 Street-style queen Olivia Palermo pushed fashion boundaries with her pinkfringed coat.

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THINGS TO SAY LOS ANGELES, MARCH 25 Stranger Things stars (from left) David Harbour, Millie Bobby Brown, Caleb McLaughlin and Sadie Sink took the stage to talk up their third season at the annual TV event PaleyFest.

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LEGS ELEVEN NEW YORK, MARCH 27 Rosie HuntingtonWhiteley showed off her toned legs through sheer stockings in New York. The model, who welcomed son Jack with partner Jason Statham last year, always prioritises exercise.

“I want to feel in shape all the time,” she told Elle magazine.

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MEN OF MARS LONDON, MARCH 27 Jared (right) and Shannon Leto performed with their band Thirty Seconds To Mars at the O2.“To the 15,000 amazing people there last night—we will never ever forget that show,” Jared posted.

SPRING BREAK! MIAMI, MARCH 31 Model Kaia Gerber spent her spring break hitting the waves with friends in Florida. In an Instagram story, she snapped a selfie and called herself a“ghost seeing sunlight for the first time.”

COY COUPLE NEW YORK, MARCH 22 Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds made a rare red-carpet appearance together at the premiere of the film Final Portrait.“My husband and I are really shy people who express ourselves best when we’re acting,” Lively told Glamour magazine.

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Winnie and Nelson Mandela were married for 38 years.

“I lost my breath when I saw him.”

Wilkinson and Baskett in 2017.

and daughter, Alijah, 3.

INQUEST The inquest into the 2016 Dreamworld tragedy (WHO,

Ricky Martin was gasping for air when he first saw husband Jwan Yosef.

“We could be announcing our divorce right now if it did go the wrong way.”

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1936-2018 The former wife of the late South African president Nelson Mandela, Wi Madikizela-Mandela, died at 81 on April 2, after a long illness.“A giganti tree has fallen,” South African President Cyril Ramaphosa said of her passing. “Winnie Mandela had a great impact on the African continent.”

A fierce anti-apartheid campaigner, Madikizela-Mandela fought for her husband’s release from jail and was by his side in 1990 when he was free after 27 years. But the marriage was not to last. The couple separated in 1992 and divorced in 1996, by which time Madikizela-Mandela had beco a controversial figure for her endorsement of“necklacing”(burning peo alive using tyres and fuel) and convictions of kidnapping, fraud and the

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and Mackenzie Standifer, 21, expecting their first child Pro-surfer and shark attack together. Edwards is already d survivor Bethany Hamilton, 28, to Bentley, 9, while Standifer h announced on March 27 that she a 4-year-old son Hudson—bot and husband Adam Dirks have from previous relationships. welcomed their second child, a boy named Wesley Phillip. The couple are parents to son Tobias, 2.

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