There’s an art to finding a great date-night restaurant, writes Megan French. Does this Korean(ish) venue qualify?
Megan French
And every dog lover reading this will know exactly what I mean.
Adrian Barich
This week, a restaurant in California made the news for a very mundane reason and it’s something that has similarly left my mouth literally agape.
Nat Locke
In this week’s Screen Queen, Jade Jurewicz is rewatching Sex and the City with a new perspective thanks to a new hit pop album. Plus, The Agency is back and pickleball gets the Hollywood treatment in The Dink.
Jade Jurewicz
This week’s items include an exciting Crown Perth pop-up, a futuristic skin treatment, an Australian collaboration with Marilyn Monroe’s official estate and the latest book from a local author.
STM team
From performing in four different The Phantom Of The Opera productions around the world to sharing the stage with Andrea Bocelli, the accomplished soprano is ticking off career goals, one performance at a time.
Tanya MacNaughton
Is there a combo of flavours that beats the garlic, onion and tomatoes cooked in olive oil? If there is, I’m yet to find it. This dish is my take on a classic tomato soup, elevated by garlic and lentils.
Melanie Lionello
Last week Megan French hit Perth’s most Instagrammable cafe. This week, Laura Newell typically has the opposite rule: If it’s the hottest thing, it’s the last place you’ll find her. This spot changed her mind.
Laura Newell
Thank you to the lovely, red-faced mum who immediately said, “You don’t look that old”. Although, if I’m being honest, I think it was the “that” that hurt the most.
A baseball game? Yes, a baseball game. All I’d been told was that it’s lots of fun. And I happen to like fun, so that was enough to pique my interest.
This week, our Screen Queen is peeping the excellent new Stan series The F Ward, squealing with delight over Ride Or Die, checking out Lucky and saying farewell to Kip and Charlie with Heartstopper Forever.
Clare Rigden
From a chance to win a Maurice Meade makeover to viral Kmart homewares, there’s plenty to love.
STM Team
Making her debut in a gory slasher flick is a far cry from the Perth actor’s first major gig in the screen industry. But whether they’re laughing or crying, Spalding hopes people are watching.
Ben O’Shea
This might be the first time you’re seeing a blonde bolognese: it uses milk to bring the ingredients together, making it creamy, fragrant and jam-packed with flavour. I guarantee it will become a favourite.
Growing up the para-athlete felt in between worlds, never fully belonging in the disability or able-bodied community. Now, ahead of the Commonwealth Games, she sees it as an opportunity.
Glen Quartermain
This time I’m in South Korea and seeing as I’ve been here for, like, days now, I feel qualified to wax lyrical about the things I’ve seen. Let’s call it cultural exchange.
Last week I committed what some people considered the ultimate act of sporting treason. You would’ve thought I’d asked people to gnaw their own arm off — the response was extraordinary.
After House Of The Dragon, a starring role in another big franchise, Supergirl, gave Milly Alcock pause. It’s ‘this new gift of learning to accept the fear’.
Clarissa Cruz
While posing in freezing cold water and riding a motorcross bike in a mini dress, Nicole Trunfio feels right at home. The supermodel chats to STM about her enduring connection, and bringing her kids back home.
Daily Practice’s viral drinks and picture-perfect interiors have made it one of Perth’s hottest cafes — but does the food live up to the feed? Megan French finds out.
Our tips include a special new album from an acclaimed singer, an exhibition and play to add to your winter itinerary, and a bamboo bedding brand that looks as good as it feels.
Four-time gold Logie winner Lisa McCune reflects on motherhood ahead of her anticipated return to Perth in Steel Magnolias.
This pie is one of my absolute favourites to make on a cold winter’s day – and it’s so simple. By scrunching instead of layering the filo pastry, you get an amazing-looking pie without the fuss.
After the next Western Derby, it might be time for West Coast supporters to do something that feels deeply uncomfortable. It might be time to get behind our friends who like to wear purple. Hear me out.
