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Sunrise weatherman Sam Mac announced the arrival of his baby girl and already Margot Grace McMillan is one month old.Watch Below: Sam Mac and Bec James' pregnancy videoHis caption – which read more like a heartfelt and personal letter – reflected on his short time with his baby girl."Dear Margot," Sam began."You're 1 month old today! & my goodness, you came in like a wrecking ball! It was always going to take a lot to see me relegated to 2nd biggest diva in the house, but you managed that in your first few hours. When you want something, oh my, do you let us know! Your face turns redder than Barnaby Joyce & your scream reaches 2 octaves higher than Jimmy Barnes."You appear to have a never ending supply of "surprises" shooting out of your mouth or bottom, sometimes both at the same time.

Jock Zonfrillo was farewelled in an emotional service on Saturday, with high profile celebrities and chefs rallying around his heartbroken family to pay tribute. The MasterChef judge, who died on April 30 aged 46, was laid to rest in a private funeral in Sydney on Saturday, surrounded by 200 family members and friends. The star's widow Lauren Fried, who shares children Alfie, six, and Isla, two, with her late husband, was among the pallbearers who led the close-knit group of mourners into the service - and she gave an emotional eulogy to her late husband.

Out Australian swimming star Ian Thorpe is set to be the first guest on the newest season of channel Seven’s reboot of This Is Your Life.Looking into untold stories, it will be a celebration and “special tribute to our greatest ever male olympian, from humble childhood to Olympic glory.”Celebrity guests include three-time Olympian Cathy Freeman, former Prime Minister John Howard, Olympic gold medallist Michael Klim, Olympic swimmer Grant Hackett, Dutch swimmer Pieter van den Hoogenband, former professional surfer Layne Beachley, sports commentator Bruce McAvaney, dual Olympian Geoff Huegill and media personalities Merrick and Rosso.They also tease “one rival he never thought he’d see again.”According to Seven, “The iconic big red book is now in the hands of host Melissa Doyle who surprises Thorpie during a motivational speech he is presenting at Sydney Olympic Park, the site of some of his greatest triumphs.”“We hear how Ian was invited to Kate and William’s royal wedding and about his special friendship with one of the world’s most famous designers, Giorgio Armani.“Jimmy Barnes will take to the This is Your Life stage for a special performance and speaks about how he and Thorpie struck up an unlikely friendship.”The channel Seven show is back on July 24 at 7pm. Talking about the reboot, Angus Ross, Seven’s director of network programming said, “This Is Your Life was an iconic and incredibly successful show for many years.

Trigger warning: this article contains discussions of mental illness and suicide that may be upsetting for some readers.Jock Zonfrillo may be a fan favourite judge on MasterChef, but even he struggles with the crippling effects of online hate and trolling. Having battled addiction, anxiety, obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) and other personal struggles in his 45 years, he knows only too well how a single comment can bring you down.WATCH: MasterChef judge Jock Zonfrillo explains why he carries worry beads“If you're in the public eye, there's always something being written about you, particularly when you're on television like with MasterChef,” he tells WHO exclusively.When the negative comments and trolls take him to a dark place, Jock looks to the advice from famous friends who have fought similar mental battles.“Chrissie Swan, for example, she's brilliant around mental health, and Jimmy Barnes as well, they’ve given me advice saying, ‘if there's articles that come up, don't read the article and double don’t read the comments,’” he recalls.His eldest daughter from his first marriage, Ava, 21, also helps her dad when it comes to combating social media attacks.Jock with his eldest daughter, Ava, at her Year 12 graduation in 2018.“Ava's been brilliant with saying, ‘Dad don't read it’. She’s so kind and considerate,” says the father of four.“She's been able to teach me and coach me, which is amazing to have one of your kids do that for you.

AC/DC frontman Bon Scott – you can watch it below.Scott is the subject of the latest episode of ABC documentary series Australian Story, which sees his family and friends “provide fresh insights into his vulnerabilities and state of mind” before his tragic death aged 33 in 1980.The episode features the first ever interview with Scott’s younger brother Derek, along with insights from Jimmy Barnes, John Brewster of The Angels and Johnny Young of Young Talent Time.Brian Johnson, Scott’s successor as lead singer of AC/DC, also provides an introduction to the 37-minute documentary.“Tonight’s programme is about one of rock music’s most iconic figures, my predecessor in the band, the late great Bon Scott,” Johnson said. “There’s a lot been written about the colourful life and the tragic death of Bon, and tonight we’re going to hear from Bon’s family for the first time in 40 years and others who haven’t spoken publicly in decades.“Tonight this is his Australian Story.”Speaking in the documentary, Bruce Howe, Scott’s former bandmate in Fraternity, recalled how the singer would often be at his most vulnerable when he was bored.“That’s when he would start taking risks, doing wild things,” Howe said.

Bruce Springsteen on his 2014 album ‘High Hopes’.In 2001, The Saints were inducted into the Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA) Hall of Fame, and have been lauded as one of the most influential bands in the Australian punk scene in the ’70s.Bailey, who was the longest-standing member of the band, also released a number of solo albums.Tributes have flowed since news of his death broke, with former bandmate Ed Kuepper writing: “Very sad to confirm the news about Chris Bailey dying on the weekend. Chris and I met when we were about 14 during detention at Oxley High School and became close friends which later developed into what I always thought was an extremely strong artistic partnership.”“I couldn’t have hoped for a better singer.

WATCH BELOW: Shane - Official TrailerThe news has rocked Australia and the world this morning, as tributes begin to flow from devastated fans, friends and fellow celebrities.While local Aussie stars like Jimmy Barnes and Dannii Minogue have shared their sadness and condolences, the likes of Boris Johnson, Ed Sheeran and Mick Jagger have also paid tribute to the beloved larrikin cricketer.Read their loving tributes below.Jimmy BarnesFrom one Aussie legend to another, Jimmy Barnes shared a tweet in tribute to Shane this morning.“Shane Warne was a champion. One of a kind.

WATCH BELOW: Shane Warne dominates in the tucker trialShane passed away from a suspected heart attack on March 4, while on a trip in Thailand with some friends.“Shane was found unresponsive in his villa and despite the best efforts of medical staff, he could not be revived,” read a statement from his management.“The family requests privacy at this time and will provide further details in due course.”The Royal Thai Police have confirmed that Shane was holidaying with four others in Koh Samui.His body has been sent to hospital for an autopsy and will then be returned home to Australia.Foreign Minister Marise Payne confirming that the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade were working with Thai authorities to assist with repatriation.Shane is survived by his three children, son Jackson, 22, and daughters Summer, 20 and Brooke, 24.Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews has offered a state funeral to take place in his honour, saying: “Victoria has lost an icon.

In case you missed it, Guy copped a wave of criticism after he deleted an Instagram post promoting his involvement in the #VaxTheNation advertising campaign to encourage the country to get the COVID jab.

In a now-deleted Instagram post made on Monday, Guy promoted his involvement in the #VaxTheNation advertising campaign alongside some of the biggest names in Australian music, including Paul Kelly and Jimmy Barnes.

Ed Sheeran has confirmed in a new interview that Kylie Minogue will appear on his forthcoming album.Speaking to Australian radio host Ash London, Sheeran confirmed that Minogue, as well as beloved Australian musician Jimmy Barnes, provide backing vocals on a yet-to-be-released track.Sheeran crossed paths with both Minogue and Barnes at the Victorian state memorial for the late Michael Gudinski, the veteran Australian music executive who founded the Mushroom Group, held at Melbourne’s Rod Laver

Rod Stewart headbutted a fan and tried to throw a piano off a balcony during a tour of New Zealand in 1979.

@jane13barnes who dashed me there and stayed by my side. We’ll all get by with a little help from our friends pic.twitter.com/nsR5JD0sqj According to news.com.au, Jimmy was reportedly sent to the hospital with a “stomach bug”.