SANDRA'S COMEBACK

Just three months after her husband's cheating scandal broke, Sandra Bullock is back - and hotter than ever. The Oscar winner, who has kept a low profile since news broke of former husband Jesse James's infidelities and the revelation that she had adopted an infant son, stepped out looking amazing at the Spike Awards, then flirted her way through the MTV Movie Awards the next night. She joked about getting one award out of sympathy, quipped at rumours she was planning to quit acting and puckered up for a handsome co-star, but insiders say her eye-catching comeback was fraught with nerves and running high with emotion. "She was determined to get through the night without any tears," says a source.

MTV AWARDS: BEHIND THE SCENES WITH ROB AND KRISTEN

It was supposed to be the kiss that got the fans' pulses racing, but instead the awkward onstage moment between Twilight stars Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart came off as forced and insincere. "We ended up doing something that didn't work," Robert confessed backstage of the public smooch. It's the latest bump in a rocky few days for Kristen. "She's been tearful a lot," says a friend. "She's been really stressed out, thanks to all the stuff that's happened lately."

ADRIANA XENIDES 1956–2010

Friends and former colleagues remember the Wheel of Fortune host's glamorous but troubled "queen of the wheel" and reveal the pain and sickness that marred the model's final years. "I take two steps forward and get dragged six steps back," she told one friend of her battle with chronic illness. Former Wheel host and good friend John Burgess tells WHO of her sad final hours and his heartfelt farewell: "I said goodbye, that everybody loves her and I know she is going to a much happier place, which is what she deserves."

UNDERBELLY'S DEBORAH LOCKE

Deborah Locke is the former NSW police officer whose allegations of misconduct in the force helped to spark the Wood Royal Commission - a pivotal part of the Underbelly: The Golden Mile story. WHO meets the courageous 46-year-old and discovers what she believes is the lasting legacy of her decision to reveal the truth about her corrupt colleagues ("As a whistleblower, I was trying to do the right thing, and then my son ends up brain-damaged") and tells that many years later she still fears possible retribution.

MASTERCHEF: WHO WILL WIN!

The final ten contestants give WHO the inside word on who's wowing the judges, who is "below par" and who is doing whatever it takes to be crowned MasterChef. Find out the contestant who says they are misunderstood and who has "almost made myself ill from anxiety" and the cooking star who worries their "lifestyle choice" may cost them the MasterChef title.

TORI SPELLING CONFESSES: "I AM TOO THIN"
The reality-TV star reveals the real reasons for her dramatic weight loss – which sparked new fears of an eating disorder – and the precarious state of her marriage. "We aren't getting divorced, but there are issues," she reveals. Also, in an exclusive extract from her latest book, Unchartered TerriTORI, she also reveals the intimate details of the reunion with her mother, from whom she has been estranged since her father's death three-and-a-half years ago.