Tom Ford’s husband, fashion journalist Richard Buckley dead at 72
The designer said in April 2014 that he and Buckley had gotten married in the US. Fourteen months later, a Supreme Court ruling would...
For some women, a connection may exist between poor sleep and hormones
Studies of women on hormone replacement therapy (HRT) and sleep strongly suggest a connection between female hormones and insomnia, Minkin and other experts say.HRT...
Smash-hit musical Hamilton announces return to Sydney stage
Hamilton, the smash-hit musical credited by many critics with reviving the genre worldwide, is set to re-open in Sydney next month.Producers have announced tickets...
I’m being excluded from company perks, and it’s starting to hurt
Each week, Dr Kirstin Ferguson tackles questions on the workplace, career and leadership in her advice column “Got a minute?” This week, the impact...
“A crisis like no other”: Artists lead calls for vaccination
These artists reported a 72 per cent decline in sales. Of those working in arts organisations, 44 per cent said they were working reduced...
Your Daily Horoscope for Wednesday, September 22
CancerJune 22-July 22All that glitters is not gold. You may become so enamoured with something or someone that you might not take practical considerations...
The versatile Colson Whitehead delivers more bingeworthy brilliance
Whitehead, winner of two Pulitzer prizes for fiction, is as scathing about black gentility and snobbery here as he was in John Henry Days...
Ancient poem about a lustful god inspires a modern artistic riposte
A wicked machine by Candice Lim and P. Staff called Hormonal Fog shoots plant-based particles into the air via steam to promote oestrogen and...
Emmy winners watchlist: Stream the best of the best
LoadingTed Lasso, Apple TV+Won: Pretty much everything else, but most importantly, outstanding comedy seriesThe relentlessly optimistic Ted Lasso (Jason Sudeikis) likes to remind his...
Music education in crisis as school bands silenced
Pensini believes the reduced applications partly reflect subdued public confidence and music being “out of sight, out of mind” for families in a year...
