When they're not starring in movies (or hilariously trolling each other on social media) Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds are using their power and influence to support important causes. This week, they're on a mission to help immigrant children who are stuck in detention facilities across
Somewhere in between being a presenter, a broadcaster and an author, MC-ing the 2019 Women's March in Sydney, speaking up about abortion rights and female empowerment and generally, being an all round awesome human being, Yumi Stynes has found the time to release a book about that
Justin Bieber has opened up about the struggles he's faced growing up in the public eye and how, with love and support, he's changing for the better. Whether you're a Belieber or not, this is something we all need to read - because if you
You guys. We need to talk about Season 3 of 13 Reasons Why. (Spoiler Alert!) Like the first two, this season has generated a lot of passionate chatter online. Mainly about whether Bryce Walker's attempt at redemption is acceptable at all and whether new girl Ani appearing on
Sir Elton John has everyone talking today about the "relentless" attacks on the Duke and Duchess of Sussex by the UK press. The environmentally-conscious royals are being slammed in the tabloids for using a private jet to travel to France. "THEIR ROYAL HYPOCRITES!" it reads
Immigrants in detention are not just a heartbreaking storyline on the final season of Orange is The New Black. They're the heartbreaking reality of both America and Australia right now, and OITNB star Jackie Cruz is making sure we don't look away. The actress who plays
The final season of Orange Is the New Black has dropped on Netflix you guys...and the show is leaving a legacy like none other. Not only has the Emmy award-winning series humanised people in the prison system while tackling issues of race, gender, religion and sexuality, it'
This week we've seen just how much influence celebrities have in drawing world-wide attention to issues important to them - issues that may not've generated as much discussion in Australia because they're happening so far away from us. First, we had Ricky Martin and
Matthew McConaughey and Camila Alves have been spending some time during their vacation in France, volunteering at a restaurant to feed refugees and the homeless. In between visits to the Louvre, the Eiffel Tower and the French countryside, the Hollywood couple stopped by the Madeleine Church where Refettorio Paris is
Jennifer Aniston's doing it. Kate Winslet's all over it. And Eva Mendes is getting in on the action too. They've all signed a pledge to stop using fur, feather and exotic skins in their photo shoots. The Hollywood stars are just a few of
In the last 7 days, Meghan Markle has been mum-shamed, royal-shamed, and celebrity-shamed. She's been criticised for trying too hard and criticised for not trying hard enough. She's had her outfits picked apart and every move analysed and re-analysed by royal watchers.
Somewhere between asking about the "girl president" who was "dancing in a video next to 50 cent" and telling us to never, ever feel like we're "less than fucking perfect" Pink cemented herself as one of the strongest, most confident and inspirational
It's the most brilliant thing you'll see on the internet today - Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis responding to a tabloid cover claiming in giant, bold, yellow letters "IT'S OVER" between them. And not only is it over, Mila is taking the kids!
It's been one year since music icon Beyoncé first introduced us to the #BEYGOOD4BURUNDI initiative - and the things her foundation has achieved in that time is pretty incredible. BeyGOOD has been working with UNICEF, GUCCI and CHIME FOR CHANGE (an organisation Bey co-founded with Salma Hayek) to
Aussie star Russell Crowe is on the cover of a magazine. His smiling face is next to another smiling face, media personality Fifi Box. And then the words, in big, bold, can’t-miss-it-from-10-miles-away, giant letters “WE’RE SO IN LOVE!” (Just a few weeks
