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Tom Cruise and David Beckham spotted on a man-date in Notting Hill – could this A-list bromance be better than 'Borge'?

The Weekly's editor-in-chief Helen McCabe reveals how Turia Pitt ended up on the cover of Australia's biggest-selling magazine.

She’s one of the funniest women in Hollywood, but life hasn’t always been full of laughs for comedian Melissa McCarthy. The 43-year-old actress has opened up about crying over her weight as a young girl and how she found the self-confidence to be a star. “In my 20s I used to cry about why I […]

Michael White's collection of candid shots is a forerunner of today’s iPhone generation, and his little black book network was like Facebook before Facebook.

Gracie Otto releases documentary film about theatre and film producer Michael White, The Last Impresario

The July issue of The Australian Women's Weekly on newsstands tomorrow is winning praise both in Australia and around the world for featuring inspirational burns survivor Turia Pitt on its cover.

The Weekly conducts a special investigation into the death of the popular TV presenter and reveals that she was taking a black market drug.

Hugh Jackman might have been trying to go incognito at Wimbledon but his handlebar moustache and manicured beard did nothing but attract attention.

They're the covers of The Australian Women's Weekly that started conversations and transformed the magazine landscape.

She’s the most talked about WAG in Australian tennis, so there was no way Bec Hewitt was going to miss her hubby Lleyton’s Wimbledon appearance.