How Abbie Chatfield turned her villain edit into a feminist empire
The podcaster, influencer, sex toy connoisseur and TV host has learnt a valuable lesson: bad edit equals good opportunities.
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Acerbic chemistry and perspective: essential ingredients in TV success story
In Love It or List It Australia, Andrew Winter and his partner-in-crime Neale Whitaker bring passion and a sense of fun to the business of renovating and buying houses.
Jadakiss Told Naomi Asaka He Wants A Collaboration With Cordae
Jada Kiss says he wants to collaborate with Cordae. Could a generation-crossover hip-hop track be in the cards for Cordae and Jadakiss? While there is no solid answer to that […]
AFL fans to advocate for return to day grand final, despite bumper TV ratings
The AFL Fans Association is set to advocate for a return to a day-time grand final from next season as part of its post-season correspondence with the game’s CEO, Gillon […]
McFly – Room On The Third Floor Lyrics
Room on the third floor Not what we asked for I’m not tired enough to sleep One bed is broken, Next room is smoking, Air conditioning’s stuck on heat. Outside […]
Can’t you wait a week? Why streaming platforms are binning the binge
Netflix changed the way we consumed TV and now the competition is changing it back.
Former news executive says Chris Cuomo sexually harassed her
A veteran TV news executive says CNN anchor Chris Cuomo, the brother of former New York governor Andrew Cuomo, sexually harassed her by squeezing her buttocks at a party in […]
Roger Waters – Is This The Life We Really Want? Lyrics
So, as an example, you’re CNN I mean it’s story, after story, after story is bad I won, I won And the other thing, chaos, there’s zero chaos We are […]
Who the heck is Stephen Mullan, the voice of Love Island?
You may well know his voice, but how did an obscure Irish comedian land the gig as the voice of one of our top-rating reality TV shows?
Liberal MP demands Hazzard resign after reality TV crew sparks Byron lockdown
Liberal MP Catherine Cusack has demanded Health Minister Brad Hazzard resign amid revelations a reality TV show crew member linked to I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! sparked the […]
Collette Dinnigan: Why Celebrity Masterchef is a risk worth taking
The former fashion doyenne has returned to Australia from her home in Italy to launch a new range of ceramics, release her latest children’s book … and be a contestant […]
Will The Crown reign supreme at the Emmys?
Netflix’s royal drama and The Mandalorian may be leading the nominations, but Ted Lasso and Hacks are also expected to win big on TV’s golden night.
Back to the Rafters is sentimental, and there’s nothing wrong with that
The return of Australia’s favourite TV family after eight years away is welcome, heart-warming, and well-judged for the age we find ourselves in.
Rupert Murdoch hires Piers Morgan for new TV show to air in Australia
Murdoch said the outspoken British journalist was “the broadcaster every channel wants but is too afraid to hire”.
ABC drama The Newsreader is an exceptional high-wire act
Set inside a TV newsroom in the 1980s, The Newsreader is less about history in the making than it is about the unformed people who work there finding their purpose.
“What is wrong with Julie Rafter?” Sequel revisits favourite TV family
Dave (Erik Thomson) and Julie Rafter (Rebecca Gibney) and their extended family return to the screen after eight years, but unrest has crept into their once-idyllic household.
Rod Wave – Already Won Lyrics (feat. Lil Durk)
[Intro: Rod Wave] Uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, woah Uh, uh, uh, uh, yeah (Will A Fool), uh [Verse 1: Rod Wave] My ex had told my my cousin I’m […]
Elle Varner – Number One Song Lyrics
Tick-tock and my brain won’t stop It’s like, twenty-four-seven on my mantel clock When I’m walkin’ the street, when I’m at my job When I’m in the gym, when I’m […]
‘The market misunderstands us’: Delany pitches growth as Foxtel finds its footing
Foxtel’s Patrick Delany is determined to change the narrative around the News Corp controlled pay TV business, which thanks to streaming is growing once again.
‘Don’t sleep!’: Navalny subjected to 8 hours of propaganda TV daily
In his first interview from prison, he says it’s “like a Chinese labour camp, where everybody marches in line and cameras are everywhere. There is constant control.”
Hey Hey, are we seriously doing this again?
Hey Hey It’s Saturday is officially returning to TV screens for a 50th-anniversary special later this year. But is the show iconic or antiquated?
13 guilt-free TV shows to let your kids binge during lockdown
Take it easy on yourself, with these shows it’s perfectly fine to let your kids watch eight hours of TV a day.
In pursuit of the next TV host with the most
TV tends to be myopic and formulaic when it comes to picking celebrity hosts; but as the AC/DC screamer Brian Johnson shows, it pays to think outside the box.
TV revenue data revealed ahead of Seven, Nine financial results
The annual television revenue data is in. Find out how the networks performed.
What television newsreaders are like when the cameras are turned off
Replete with egos, hissy fits and hilarious hairdos, life behind the TV news desk has long fascinated the public.
Lockdown viewing: 13 shows to try if you’ve already watched everything
All caught up on the latest trending TV hits like The White Lotus? Then let’s play human algorithm and find some suitable follow-ups.
‘China has tried to make Cheng disappear’: Campaign launched to free TV anchor
Colleagues and friends of Australian TV journalist Cheng Lei have made a plea to Beijing on the anniversary of her arrest.
‘I lost a little bit of hope in humanity’: the TV moment that rattled Casey Donovan
The singer, actor and former Australian Idol presents this SBS documentary armed with university research and hidden cameras.
‘Destined for market failure’: Regional TV’s dire warning
In a letter to Communications Minister Paul Fletcher in March last year, the three regional TV bosses warned that some services, including news and current affairs, could soon be turned […]
Nine to face fight for NRL rights as V’landys seeks to capitalise on TV stability
The NRL has officially commenced the process to secure a new free-to-air broadcast deal.