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Celeste Barber’s 9.5 million Instagram followers, I’ve grown accustomed to seeing her with her undies wedged up her bum and a goofy look on her face.Perhaps that’s why when I meet her for the first time at an exclusive health and wellness centre in Sydney’s CBD, she feels like an old friend. She’s not there to work out though, but to work it – promoting her new TV series, Wellmania, with back-to-back interviews and photo shoots, which includes one of her aura.But you don’t need a special camera or ‘the gift’ to see that, right now, Barber is ecstatic about helming her first TV show and returning to her passion of acting.Watch Below: 'Wellmania' Starring Celeste Barber | Official Trailer“I’m very happy,” she shares.

Netflix has something special planned for Emmy winner John Mulaney in May.

Celeste Barber is coming to North America with the Backup Dancer Tour and is kicking off with a performance at the Netflix Is A Joke comedy festival.

Netflix‘s Wellmania is leaving the gym for the final time, its star Celeste Barber has said — and she isn’t happy about it.

Studiocanal has boarded the big screen adaptation of Australian author’s Craig Silvey’s award-winning 2002 bestseller Runt, about the friendship between a young girl and a stray dog she takes under her wing.

Lachlan Buchanan is ready for the summer and he’s showing off his fit body!

video caption reads: “I have been having some lower back stuff since the baby was born, so I’m really trying to improve my core strength. Especially after having so many children, I really have to focus on my internal muscles.”Baldwin begins the workout by pushing her waist forward multiple times and then moving her hips from side to side.She moves on to the next move hitting an alternating plank and crunches to follow.Baldwin says the routine helps activate her pelvic floor by initiating each movement from inside and thinks of Kegels — simple exercises you can do to treat bladder problems and improve bowel control — to get through the action.A post shared by Celeste Barber (@celestebarber)The mother of seven limited comments underneath her post, but that didn’t stop one comedian from making Baldwin a laughing stock.Australian comedian Celeste Barber stitched Baldwin’s workout video on Instagram impersonating the odd routine and captioned the clip, “We call this workout the Horny Teenager.”The star of Netflix’s “Wellmania,” 41, turns the fitness routine into an X-rated film with 5.1 million views, positioning herself sexually thrusting forward and humping the ground.Nearly 12,000 comments flooded Barber’s hilarious parody video.“Dying,” quipped supermodel Cindy Crawford.“Just spat my spaghetti bolognese all over my phone,” laughed another.

Emily Ratajkowski heads back to her home following an afternoon out with her friends in New York City on Friday (April 21).

mocking one of Ratajkowski’s swimwear campaigns – with the caption, “We are sick of you objectifying our bodies! Also, here’s my ass” – that prompted the My Body author to block Barber on the platform.“I don’t think Emily is a fan,” Barber told Nova’s Fitzy and Wippa in November. “That’s OK, she’s allowed to not love it.

Helen Skelton's ex-husband Richie Myler, 32, has reportedly welcomed a baby with his new girlfriend Stephanie Thirkill, 11 months after his split from the Strictly star. Richie reportedly missed his team Leeds Rhinos' match against Hull Kingston Rovers on Friday evening.

Australian comedian Celeste Barber is making her first comedy special for Netflix, filmed during a special encore performance of her Celeste Barber – Fine, Thanks tour at Sydney Opera House.

EXCLUSIVE: Gravitas Ventures has picked up North American rights to Gracie Otto’s Seriously Red, the Dolly Parton impersonator comedy which stars and was produced by Rose Byrne, that made its world premiere at SXSW.

WATCH: Celeste Barber offers hilarious sleep adviceWe're no strangers to late-night shenanigans ourselves, often opting for “revenge bedtime procrastination” after a day in the office. If you don’t know what that means, allow us to elaborate.People spend on average 40 hours of their weeks working, not to mention all the time spent commuting, grocery shopping, cooking, paying bills, cleaning, fighting off bugs (hello, fellow ant victims in the current Sydney scene).We spend so much time doing the things we don’t really want to do, so when given the choice between actually taking care of our sleep hygiene or spending hours staring at a tiny screen for a little hit of serotonin we’re bound to pick the latter.And it’s impacting our ability to enjoy a restful and rejuvenating sleep, which sets in motion a cycle of going to bed late, feeling crabby the next day, maybe overindulging on the caffeine and sugary sweets to stay going, and rewarding ourselves for making it through the day with another late night session of Grey’s Anatomy reruns.This is not good sleep hygiene.

Wilson Chapman editorJust For Laughs, the world’s largest annual comedy festival, has announced a new slate of performers for its upcoming 40th anniversary festival.“We are overjoyed to be able to bring the preeminent Just For Laughs Festival back to Montréal this summer, for a historic milestone festival” Just For Laughs president Bruce Hills said in a statement on Tuesday. “We share in the world’s heaviness right now, and as leaders in the comedy industry, we are hopeful that we can provide some much-needed levity and premium quality laughter for all audiences, industry and artists planning to gather in Montréal this July.”The festival has announced that John Mulaney, Hasan Minhaj, Tommy Tiernan, Vir Das, Celeste Barber and Neal Brennan will perform concert shows during the festival.

Taking inspiration from the Dolly Parton quote, “Find out who you are and do it on purpose,” the Australian comedy “Seriously Red” features the most Dolly Parton paraphernalia you’ll ever see outside of Dollywood itself. Directed by Gracie Otto (“Under The Volcano”) and written by its star Krew Boylan, the film is as bold, brash, and heartfelt as the icon herself, although not entirely as original as it could be.

Australian comedian Celeste Barber is returning to her acting roots, making her debut as the lead in Wellmania, a new comedic drama series which has received an eight-episode order by Netflix. Barber also will serve as executive producer on the series inspired by Brigid Delaney’s novel Wellmania: Misadventures in the Search for Wellness. The half-hour Wellmania will be produced by Fremantle Australia with principal photography in Gadigal Country, Eora Nation in Sydney, Australia.

All Saints for four years – before embracing her comic talents. Here, she opens up to WHO on her new campaign, what her “hot husband” thinks about her fame, that recent furore and what’s next …Celeste Barber has launched her own range with Bras N Things.You’ve modelled for and created your own lingerie range. What did you want to include?It was really important to me to create a range that allows women to be who they want to be.

Netflix’s animated comedy film Back To The Outback will feature a voice cast of Isla Fisher, Tim Minchin, Eric Bana, Guy Pearce, Miranda Tapsell, Angus Imrie, Rachel House, Keith Urban, Celeste Barber, Wayne Knight, Aislinn Derbez, Diesel Cash La Torraca, Lachlan Ross Power, and Oscar-nominee Jacki Weaver.

Dave McNary Film ReporterEric Bana, Isla Fisher, Guy Pearce, Jacki Weaver, Tim Minchin and Keith Urban have joined the voice cast of Netflix’s animated comedy adventure “‘Back to the Outback,” which will make is global debut in the fall of 2021.The voice cast will also include Miranda Tapsell, Angus Imrie, Rachel House, Keith Urban, Celeste Barber, Wayne Knight, Aislinn Derbez, Diesel Cash La Torraca and Lachlan Ross Power.

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As the wildfires continue to devastate in Australia, Elton John and Chris Hemsworth have each donated $1 million to support relief efforts on the continent. Since the bushfires began ravaging the area months ago, there have been more than 20 human casualties, thousands of wildlife in the region have died and millions of acres have been scorched.