
Fame is not the main cause of rock stars' tendency to die young, says a new study, it's more likely to be childhood maltreatment and adversity.
IT'S the perennial question that plagues couples every year: which family to spend Christmas Day with?
Whether it's candy cane under the Christmas tree or just a little bit of peace with no alarm clocks going off, S has intercepted the Santa wish lists of some of Sydney's celebrities before they hit the post on their way to the North Pole. Here are some of our faves.
Australian butterfly swimmer Geoff Huegill wants to win, but this time it's not in the pool.
Australian butterfly swimmer Geoff Huegill is one of Australia's greatest sportsmen. The former 50-metre butterfly world-record holder became a sporting hero when he made his comeback in 2008. His return to the pool added two Commonwealth Games gold medals and world championship silver and bronze medals to his trophy cabinet. With a Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race also under his belt, the former Olympic swim star will jump aboard the 100-foot supermaxi Ragamuffin Loyal for his second race south on December 26. Kate Waterhouse catches up with the 33-year-old before he sets sail.
AS SOUTH Korean popster Psy soars towards an unprecedented 1 billion YouTube views for his giggle-inducing Gangnam Style, the cash registers are ringing even though he gives his song away free.
It was another year of celebrity break-ups, pregnancies and affairs, but the biggest story of the year was the sudden death of Whitney Houston.
