EXCLUSIVE: Trinny Woodall on not being defined by age
"We should never lose visibility as women."
What to read next if you loved Lessons in Chemistry
The highly anticipated adaptation of the bestselling novel, Lessons in Chemistry, has arrived. But if you still can’t get enough of Elizabeth Zott, there are many of other books that will spark joy.
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Aussie surf star Owen Wright opens up about new beginnings
He came back from concussion and a brain haemorrhage to an Olympic win. Now Owen Wright surfs the dizzy highs of love.
EXCLUSIVE: The inspiration for Ann Patchett’s latest book is “a hard thing to talk about”
The best-selling author talks about love, children, and working with Meryl Streep.
The shocking literary scandals you’ll never believe
From identity theft to stolen manuscripts...
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REVIEW: Laura Shepperson delivers an edgy, accessible feminist reworking of the tricky story of Phaedra in The Heroines
''When only men get to tell the stories, can women's truth ever be heard?'' Here, women get to speak at last.
What to read in February: My Sweet Guillotine by Jayne Tuttle, Lessons by Ian McEwan, and more great reads
For every type of book worm.
Jess Rowe reveals an exciting new “not so crap” career venture
The self-confessed 'Crap Housewife' has curated a must-have for any busy family!
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EXCLUSIVE: Michelle Obama: The healing power of knitting
Facing stress, anxiety and helplessness during the pandemic the former First Lady turned to knitting. She tells The Weekly how it helped and shares other lessons from her insightful new book.
