Woman's Day Issue 13, 2023

Despite my best intentions, I still didn't get around to watching any of the Oscar-nominated films before last week's ceremony but that didn't make the glitz and glamour of the big day any less exciting! Turn to the next page to get all the goss, from history-making moments – Michelle Yeoh being the first Asian woman to win best actress – to that awkward Hugh Grant interview, as well as which A-list celebs skipped the (champagne-coloured) carpet because of behind-the-scenes drama! Elsewhere, we catch up with tradie Nedd Brockmann on how his life has changed since his record run across Australia (p38) and reveal which MAFS couples are thriving beyond the finale (p20) – you won't believe who is still together!…

A BLUNT ROCK! Jungle Cruise's Emily Blunt and Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson shared a laugh – or several – on the red carpet as guests made their way into the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood for the fi lm industry's night of nights! HOPELESSLY DEVOTED An emotional John Travolta struggled as he took to the stage to announce the In Memoriam segment, which honours the stars who have passed away in the last year. The segment began by celebrating his dear friend Olivia Newton-John. NOT-SO-SUPPORTIVE ACTRESS As Jamie Lee Curtis revelled in her surprise best supporting actress win, eagle-eyed viewers couldn't help but notice fellow nominee Angela Bassett's less-than-pleased face when her name wasn't called out. ARE HUGH KIDDING? While fans were delighted to see Hugh Grant reunite with his Four…

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Royal news When the Queen died, it seemed her children were, despite a few rough patches in their relationships over the years, united in their grief. The new King allowed Prince Andrew, despite being in disgrace for his past indiscretions, to be front and centre for the funeral proceedings, and Princess Anne and Prince Edward provided the stoicism the family's subjects have long admired. But now, six months after Her Majesty's passing and with just weeks to go before the King's coronation, the Queen's kids have found themselves at odds once again. Reports out of the UK suggest there is growing frustration between Anne, Andrew and Edward over Charles’ refusal to divvy up Her Majesty's $1.1 billion fortune. “The money was passed from monarch to monarch for no other reason…

With a milestone wedding anniversary fast approaching, Prince Harry is on the hunt for the perfect gift for his bride. And rather than a traditional wooden gift to mark their five years of wedded bliss, he's keen to go a whole lot bigger. NEW HORIZONS UK's Heat magazine reported earlier this month that the 38-year-old is eyeing up a private island purchase somewhere in the Caribbean – and now, an insider tells Woman's Day he has an even better idea. “Harry's making inquiries about whether he can buy his late great-aunt Princess Margaret's holiday home in Mustique,” reveals our exclusive source. “It's a stunning property that has been meticulously maintained, and he likes the symbolism of taking over a home owned by a previous royal rebel.” Les Jolies Eaux –…

While Prince William isn't exactly thrilled that Netflix's The Crown is moving closer and closer to covering his present-day life, insiders say the 40-year-old is “feeling the nostalgia” over seeing stills depicting his university days. “It brought Wills right back to 21 or so years ago, when he and Kate first met at St Andrew's University,” says a friend. “He's not looking forward to some parts of the show – namely, the part where it shows his mum's death – but he has to admit it's nice to reminisce on the part of his life when he fell in love.”…