“The first four years of acting, I was relying a lot on instinct, and I realised at some point that I was a little bit limited in that way, and I was coming up against blocks. I needed and wanted a toolkit, I wanted to respect the craft of acting rather than just expecting that I would do it right.”
Goodbye 2024, hello 2025.
We live for the drama of this show.
To help you find the sales at the stores and brands you actually want to know about, we’re wrapping up deals at the Boxing Day sales.
We’re blushing.
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Everything we know about accessing your cinematic year in review.
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A worthy skin investment.
Scandal, sabotage, and seduction on every page.
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Astrologer Jules Ferrari decodes why Geminis are the way they are.
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Philophiles, your time has come.
“There’s only so much high school drama you can deal with.”
The cult Australian label have dropped their debut swimwear line in stores and online today, extending their minimalist wardrobe ethos.
It’s *finally* here.
Have you spotted your fave?
“We’re getting to a point where everybody has such a crazy footprint. It’s kind of sad we can’t just pack up, become new people, and remake ourselves in the way that even 20 years ago you could.”
Mars retrograde is one of those rare cosmic commotions that happens roughly every two years, so the lessons it brings tend to be long-lasting.
Including the titles they’ve already taken home.
The restaurants, bars and cafes we flock to in Bris-vegas.
Flat hair? Don’t know her.
For many of us, it’s Peretti’s prolific and influential designs for jewellery House Tiffany & Co. that first come to mind when we think of the Italian designer. And understandably so.
Step inside the collection here.
As is the fashion, October’s streets are doused with trash bags spilling over with junk — tin cans, birthday balloons, styrofoam takeout, orange peels.
