Lindsay Lohan just wore this $55 Aussie-made foundation on the red carpet: Naked Sundays

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Freaky Friday fans get ready — it's just a matter of weeks before the sequel Freakier Friday hits cinemas around the world.
Co-stars Lindsay Lohan and Jamie Lee Curtis took to the red carpet in LA, to celebrate the moment we've all been waiting for — the reboot of the classic 2003 film.
Our research tells us that we have celebritiy makeup artist Ash Holm (who has worked with the Kardashians) to thank for Lindsay Lohan's gorgeous glow, along with the helping hand of a familiar product.
It turns out that Lohan's fresh-faced complexion was courtesy of our very own Aussie-brand; Naked Sundays.
Home to SPF-infused products that have previously risen to celeb-approved status, Holm credits the best-selling foundation tint for Lohan's flawless base.
'For the most camera-ready, natural skin @naked_ sundays BeautyScreen™ SPF50 Peptide Foundation Tint shade 1,' Ash wrote on Instagram.
Retailing for just $54.95, you can find your perfect shade among the 15 buildable colours on offer.
Always read the label and follow the directions for use.
Jam-packed with all the good ingredients, Naked Sundays BeautyScreen SPF50 Foundation Tint contains polygutamic acid, peptides and olive-derived squalane to keep the complexion smooth and supple.
Fragrance free and sensitive skin friendly, this lightweight tint is available in 15 buildable shades.
Non-greasy with a semi-matte finish, it's suitable for natural makeup looks or going full glam (just like Lohan).

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INXS win Hottest Aussie 100 with Never Tear Us Apart

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INXS win Hottest Aussie 100 with Never Tear Us Apart

Aussie power ballad Never Tear Us Apart by 1980s rock royalty INXS has taken out the title of number one song on Triple J's special edition Hottest 100 countdown dedicated to Australian artists. Audiences have been voting for months to reveal Australia's favourite song in the annual countdown that showcases some of the nation's best homegrown music talent. Celebrating on behalf of the band, founding member and drummer Jon Farriss joined the radio station on Saturday night to reflect on the win. "We feel so blessed and we're very grateful," Farriss said. Australian hip hop royalty The Hilltop Hoods came in at number two with their 2003 hit The Nosebleed Section. Queensland pop duo The Veronicas and their 2007 hit Untouched, Missy Higgins' breakout 2004 single Scar and Don't Dream It's Over by Crowded House rounded out the top five. Reflecting on their number three spot, Jess and Lisa Origliasso said for "just two girls from Brisbane", the countdown had brought them to tears. "We're on top of the world right now ... this is such a huge honour for us," Jess Origliasso said. Higgins also joined the radio station, telling presenters she couldn't believe Scar still resonated with Australian audiences more than 20 years since its debut. "I can't quite believe it - I feel like the luckiest person ever," she said moments after the song was played. The countdown is typically comprised of the best songs of the year from all over the world but the youth station hosted a special mid-year poll dedicated to Aussie artists and tracks to celebrate its 50th anniversary. Belgian-born Australian singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Gotye squeezed in to cinch the number 10 spot with his 2011 hit Somebody That I Used To Know. Other notable mentions included Australian music great John Farnham, voted in at number 15 with his 1986 hit You're the Voice. Daryl Braithwaite's The Horses came in at number 30, with Natalie Imbruglia's Torn voted in at 32. More than 2.65 million votes were tallied for the countdown, the station's fourth-largest poll, according to the broadcaster. Eight tracks in the countdown were separated by fewer than 10 votes and only 30 votes separated songs 100 and 101. The countdown kicked off at 10am AEST on Saturday and wrapped at 8pm. * HOTTEST 100 TOP TEN SONGS 1. INXS - Never Tear Us Apart (1987) 2. The Nosebleed Section - Hilltop Hoods (2003) 3. The Veronicas - Untouched (2007) 4. Missy Higgins - Scar (2004) 5. Crowded House - Don't Dream It's Over (1986) 6. Powderfinger - My Happiness (2000) 7. Cold Chisel - Flame Trees (1984) 8. Cold Chisel - Khe Sanh (1978) 9. Paul Kelly - How to Make Gravy (1996) 10. Gotye (featuring Kimbra) - Somebody That I Used to Know (2011)