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Zoë Foster Blake has made her debut on this year's Young Rich List worth an estimated $36million after her skincare company Go-To enjoyed a boom in sales during the COVID-19 pandemic. The beauty guru, 40, will join tennis star Ash Barty in making her first appearance on the Financial Review Young Rich List when it is released on Friday. Ms Foster Blake - who is married to comedian Hamish Blake - said the pandemic had triggered growing demand in the self-care market as Australians are confined to their homes.  Zoë Foster Blake has made her debut on this year's Young Rich List after being valued at an estimated $36million  The beauty guru, 40, will join tennis star Ash Barty in making her first appearance on the Financial Review Young Rich List when it is released on Friday 'We had a very rapid turnaround, almost within days. People just went into skincare,' she told the Australian Financial Review.  In August, Go-To's peach-packaged facial oil named Face Hero was cro

Dallas Cowboys strength coach Markus Paul died Wednesday, a day after being taken to the hospital after experiencing a medical emergency at the team's facility.  He was 54. The team said the cause of death was pending, but it was not believed to be related to COVID-19. Paul, born in Orlando, Florida, was in his third season with the Cowboys after previous being a strength and conditioning coach with the New Orleans Saints, New England Patriots, New York Jets and 12 seasons with the New York Giants.  Markus Paul has died at the age of 54, the NFL team have confirmed Paul laughs with Tom Brady, then of the New England Patriots, in September 2002 Paul was part of five Super Bowl championships, three with the Patriots and two with the Giants. The former NFL safety played for the Chicago Bears (1989-93) and Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1993).  Paul had been at the Cowbody for three seasons He played in 71 games with 17 starts over those five seasons. He was a fourth-round draft pick out of Syr

A five-year-old boy is in a critical condition in hospital after he was allegedly hit in the head by a car wheel which flew off while the driver was doing a burn out.   The blue Ford Falcon was stopped at a set of lights at the King Street and Morayfield Road intersection in Caboolture, Queensland about 4.30pm on Wednesday.  Police allege the 18-year-old driver began performing burnouts when the lights turned green.  The rear passenger wheel flung off and hit the five-year-old in the head while he was out walking with his family outside Caboolture Square Shopping Centre, police say.  Police allege the 18-year-old driver began performing burnouts when the lights turned green (pictured: police inspecting the car) The young boy suffered serious head injuries and was taken to Brisbane Children’s Hospital in a critical condition.  The child's condition has since improved and he remains in a stable condition, Courier Mail reported.  Police arrested the driver at the scene and charged him

The Whatsapp account of a missing Sydney businesswoman has mysteriously been accessed at least twice since she disappeared from her $7million cliffside mansion.  Mother-of-one Ms Caddick, 49, hasn't been seen since she disappeared from her Dover Heights home about 5.30am on November 12 - a fortnight ago.  A friend of Ms Caddick's has revealed her WhatsApp account linked to her phone number updated to say it had been 'last seen' at 1.44pm on Tuesday this week. Before that, a 'last seen' alert popped up on the previous Thursday, at 10.02pm, according to screenshots supplied to Daily Mail Australia.  The NSW Police Force did not directly respond to questions about whether investigators or another party had accessed Ms Caddick's WhatsApp account. Instead, a police spokeswoman urged anyone with information about her whereabouts to come forward.   Melissa Caddick vanished from the home she shared in Dover Heights with her husband Anthony Koletti . Above, at a wed

British-Australian academic Kylie Moore-Gilbert has spoken for the first time after her two-year prison stint in Iran. She was released in exchange for three Iranians held abroad after being detained on espionage charges, Iranian state broadcaster IRIB reported today. 'I would like to thank the Australian government and in particular the Australian Foreign Ministry and Australian Embassy in Tehran who have been working tirelessly these past two years and three months to secure my release,' she said in a statement.  'Thank you also to all of you who have supported me and campaigned for my freedom, it has meant the world to me to have you behind me throughout what has been a long and traumatic ordeal.  'I have nothing but respect, love and admiration for the great nation of Iran and its warm-hearted, generous and brave people. Iranian state broadcaster IRIB released footage of Moore-Gilbert in Tehran, Iran, today, reporting she had been freed 'It is with bittersweet

The independent forecasts used by Rishi Sunak for his Spending Review were drawn up before Oxford University’s game-changing vaccine was announced. Tory MPs were left furious as the Office for Budget Responsibility admitted the ‘central’ scenario for its gloomy projections did not account for the rollout of the immunity jab beginning before Christmas. The forecasts were based on Britain languishing under virus restrictions until next summer – despite the Prime Minister this week saying life would start getting back to normal by Easter. Under its main scenario, the OBR said it expected a ban on household mixing until the middle of 2021, with pubs and restaurants closed in many areas. NHS Test and Trace was also assumed to remain ‘partly effective’ – with the vaccine not widely available until the ‘latter half of the year’. Britain's Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak speaks on Spending Review 2020 and the Office for Budget Responsibility's latest economic and fiscal forecas

The makers of hit Hollywood movie Couples Retreat, starring Vince Vaughn and Kristin Davis, are being sued by a black actor over a race controversy which began more than a decade ago, according to court papers obtained by DailyMail.com.  Faizon Love is suing Universal Studios and its partners over claims he and co-star Kali Hawk, who is also black, were airbrushed out of the international promotional poster for the 2009 film. Love and Hawk, the only minority couple in the movie, according to the suit, had originally appeared on the poster which promoted the movie across the US. The US advert showed all eight principal actors – six of whom are white and two black. But, the suit claims, the poster promoting the film to international audiences scrubs actors Love and Hawk leaving only their white costars. 'When it came to publicizing the film to international audiences, Universal Studios chose to segregate the motion picture's White and Black actors,' the suit, filed in LA Supe