Boosting,lifting,hoisting and hoiking are not verbs we’ve needed through the pandemic. So,why now contort ourselves into corset contraptions?
The South Sudanese-Australian lawyer and writer talks about losing her sister,racism,and when she had to choose between buying food or a party dress.
An innocent Instagram post left me reeling when my inbox filled with unwanted messages from men,some known,some strangers.
As I looked at Linda Evangelista and Nicole Kidman’s covers,I realised that what I was feeling was not judgment,not shock,nor envy. I was just confused.
A new TV experiment recruits first-time Botox users to take a closer look at the long-term effects of cosmetic injectables. It’s easy to forget the face plays a fundamental social role.
The Australian writer discusses marriage,motherhood,the physical toll writing has on her body,and her complex relationship with religion.
A cancer diagnosis is a shock at any time,and even more so when you’re in your 30s. But the actor not only tackled her illness head on,she used it as an opportunity to rejuvenate her career.
The actor,singer,composer and playwright discusses brutal reviews,balancing projects,the impact of Melbourne’s lockdowns,and his funeral song request.
Until a few decades ago,most pregnant women were airbrushed out of society. Finally,things are changing,but the criticism needs to stop.
There can be long-lasting problems for people who continually faced comments about how they looked when they were young,and some parents are now pushing back against it.
A national survey of 1723 people found more than two-thirds of respondents reported a rise in body image concerns,food restriction and binge-eating.