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'I'm in my sixties, not my sexties' quips columnist Kathy Lette

Is it just me who can’t stand squeezing into skimpy, figure-hugging, low-cut clothes any more?

Woman & Home

'I'm having the best sex of my life' - Kathy Lette on midlife divorce and why she doesn't see it as a failure

Kathy got candid about her sex life post-divorce

Woman & Home

'Nobody sees us' - Kathy Lette reveals Ruby Wax entered the jungle to show midlife women still have purpose, in hilarious chat with Lorraine

A long-time friend of Ruby's, Kathy appeared on Lorraine's sofa to chat about her motivations for taking on the I'm A Celebrity jungle

Woman & Home

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'Modern etiquette rules should be less about which fork to use and more about when to put the phone down' says columnist Kathy Lette

When I was young, there were so many strict rules concerning social mores, but much of that protocol has passed its use-by date

Woman & Home

‘Are you faking it? Aren’t we all?!’ opines our columnist Kathy Lette

Women are masters of faking all sorts of things, but faking orgasms during a lacklustre encounter could seriously backfire

Woman & Home

‘Being a man must be so much easier' says our columnist Kathy Lette

Cheaper haircuts, mechanics taking you seriously, and no queueing for the toilet all make being male seem so much more appealing, admits our columnist

Woman & Home

'DIY and humiliation go hand-in-hand' confesses our columnist Kathy Lette

'Recent attempts haven't gone quite to plan – when I turn on the TV, the shower runs' quips our columnist

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'Husbands may come and go, but girlfriends remain faithful' asserts our columnist Kathy Lette

Our witty columnist celebrates the rise of the divorce party among her girlfriends, and how to best mark this latter life milestone

Woman & Home

'The Lionesses have changed the game, anyone who belittles their achievementsdeserves a free kick' says our columnist Kathy Lette

'Preferably someplace painful'

Woman & Home

Kathy Lette looks back: ‘Older women are invisible, so I make sure to do something outrageous every day’

The author on her love for Spike Milligan, the furore over Puberty Blues, and why being middle-aged is great

The Guardian - UK

‘Would going make-up free empower me?’ ponders our columnist Kathy Lette

Women suffer from facial prejudice; we’re judged on our looks in a way that men aren’t, argues our woman&home columnist – who recently tried going to a party bare-faced

Woman & Home

Kathy Lette: ‘I was told nobody wants to read about middle-aged women’

Bestselling Australian author said she was told by an agent that middle-aged women weren’t ‘sexy’

The Independent UK

Buck up, Michelle Obama – nothing is more fabulous than an empty nest

The former US first lady says she’s in counselling after her daughters left home. She and Barack should be running around the house naked. Yodelling. With antlers on their heads, says comedy writer Kathy Lette

The Guardian - UK

'Why I'm banning bucket lists – and you should too' says our columnist Kathy Lette

Our ever-entertaining woman&home columnist argues why she's happier without taking up wild new hobbies

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The Guardian - UK

A moment that changed me: I found my first grey pubic hair

While women in their 50s are dismissed as hags, bags or crones, men get to be silver foxes. Suddenly I realised why women try so hard to fend off signs of ageing

Evening Standard

'I can't get a job': comedian Ruby Wax says she is struggling for work in TV industry gone soft

Wax has interviewed everyone from Donald Trump to Imelda Marcos

The Guardian - AU

Bill Granger, renowned Australian cook, dies aged 54

Globally successful restaurateur and food writer known as the ‘godfather of avocado toast’ dies peacefully in London

The Independent UK

Diverse coronation represents new era in British history, guest says

For many the day showed how much Britain has changed in the years since the late Queen was crowned in 1953.

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The Guardian - AU

For Australia the question is not Charles or the coronation – but whether we at last become a republic

Australian republicans can say God save the king. He’s still our constitutional head of state (until we do something about that)

ABC News

Puberty Blues co-author Gabrielle Carey dies, aged 64

Gabrielle Carey was an academic and the author of 10 books, including the groundbreaking Puberty Blues.

The Guardian - AU

Gabrielle Carey, co-author of Puberty Blues, dies aged 64

The novel, written with Kathy Lette in the 1970s when both were teenagers, was a landmark in Australian fiction

Evening Standard

Londoner’s Diary: Will Jeremy Clarkson’s new pub bring some timely cheer?

In today’s Diary: Jeremy Clarkson’s new pub / Kathy Lette and the Queen / Sir Tom Jones soldiers on / The struggles of Charles’s biographer / Lord of the Rings returns

The Independent UK

Kathy Lette threatens to sue after being mistaken for chef’s killer

British-Australian author confirms her former and second husbands are still alive amid mix-up

ABC News

Comedian Kathy Lette talks writing, ageing and why she's putting the 'sex' into sexagenarian

When Kathy Lette co-wrote Puberty Blues in the late 1970s, she never imagined she'd become the go-to guide on teenage life. Three decades on, she's ready to put the ‘sex’ into sexagenarian, reflecting on post-menopause life and her mission to age disgracefully.

Evening Standard

Londoner’s Diary: Stanley Johnson’s China trip is stumbling block for Boris

In today’s Diary: Stanley Johnson heading to China / Queen’s gardener on why he sometimes wishes he was a dog / Eddie Marsan takes pop at upper crust theatre world / Ed Balls enjoys an oyster feast courtesy of Gordon Brown

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