Kim Kardashian asks for compassion, says Kanye West struggles with bi-polar disorder
The reality TV star issued a statement requesting “compassion and empathy” from the public following weeks of worrisome behaviour from her husband.
Tag: TV
‘I put my heart and soul into this’: Michael Gudinski moves into TV
Can Gudinski’s new television endeavour The Sound fill the same cultural space that Countdown did?
TV revenue cut by a third despite more people watching
Audiences are glued to the television during the coronavirus pandemic but cautious advertisers pulled back on spending.
Government chases spectrum efficiency for TV signals
Communications Minister Paul Fletcher is looking at potential ways to reduce the amount of television spectrum networks use for their services.
Farmer wants a traditional reality TV trope as series returns
It’s billed as the dating show for real love but Farmer Wants A Wife still attracts the traditional reality TV characters.
Bevan Lee’s Between Two Worlds shows how the other half lives
Australia’s most prolific TV showrunner, Bevan Lee, delivers his likely swansong in Between Two Worlds.
TV for Saturday, July 25
Saturday Picks: Happy Endings, Chicken Run, Party Tricks
TV for Wednesday, July 22
Wednesday Picks: The Restaurant that Burns Off Calories, Pati’s Mexican Table, America’s Got Talent
TV for Thursday, July 23
Thursday Picks: Letterkenny, Botched, One Plus One
TV for Friday, July 24
Friday Picks: Mary Beard’s Shock of the Nude, Blades of Glory, The Living Room
TV for Monday, July 20
Monday Picks: Back Roads: Dampier Peninsula, MasterChef, Agatha Christie’s Criminal Games
TV for Tuesday, July 21
Tuesday Picks: 24 Hours in Police Custody, Schitt’s Creek, Good Bones
What’s on TV: Thursday, July 23
The women of Wisteria Lane dominated TV for years, and there’s still lots to enjoy in Desperate Housewives.
Why Women Kill has sex, death and infidelity … but does it work?
The new comedy drama series from Desperate Housewives creator Marc Cherry is dividing the TV experts in this week’s episode of The Televisionaries podcast.
TV for Sunday, July 12
Daily TV picks, Sunday, July 12
This strange sci-fi series is one of the best shows of the year
In this week’s special episode of The Televisionaries podcast, TV experts from The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald discuss their top shows of the year so far.
Film, TV industry divided on local drama reforms
Submissions in response to the government’s review of the film and TV sector closed on Friday, with little sign of a sector-wide consensus to guide reform.
Erik Lundin – En Dag Lyrics
[Erik Lundin] Här födds både rånare och odlare Här födds både bödlar och golare Jag föddes som förlorare Och mina ögon var för tonade Din sons historier är förstorade Pepparkakspojk […]
Home Sweet Home: Journalist Heather Ewart on what keeps her busy
The journalist and TV presenter is the latest among well-known Australianss to tell us what they are doing at home.
Mustafa – Come Back Lyrics (feat. James Blake)
[Intro: James Blake] Please, uh, hahaha Okay [Chorus: James Blake] Please come back Please come back Please come back Please come back [Verse: Mustafa Ahmad] If she runs her fingers through my […]
Sound of the crowd: TV sport keeps it real with the faux human league
Been to a game lately? No, and neither has anyone else. But that’s not what it sounds like thanks to some clever innovation.
Kim Kardashian West sells 20% stake in beauty brand for $US200m
The deal that values the TV reality star’s three-year-old business at $US1 billion.
Last-minute reprieve: Government gives community TV station Channel 31 another year on the air
The channel said it may have gone under had the government forced it to go solely online in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic.
Dominic Fike – Chicken Tenders Lyrics
Chicken tenders in my hotel, yeah Christina’s in my bed watchin’ TV shows When she hit the remote with her legs shakin’, that’s good love makin’ Watchin’ wherever my head […]
Thinking of buying a coloured coat? Here’s what you need to consider
The phenomenon has become something of a meme in TV news land, with several reporters owning four of the same $750 coat that comes in a rainbow of colours.
Egos and expletives: what really goes on behind the scenes of breakfast TV
The off-air antics of network stars reveal a decidedly different picture to the heavily sanitised one being broadcast to millions of Australians every day.
The brave boy in my documentary became Jonah, a brown-face caricature for racist ridicule
A documentary maker writes of her fury to see a courageous schoolboy from her TV series turned into Chris Lilley’s fictional character Jonah in the comedy Summer Heights High.
Lee Brice – Songs In The Kitchen Lyrics
Songs in the kitchen Playing on the radio Coffee on the counter Bacon frying on the stove Billy Graham on TV Mom and daddy kissing Songs in the kitchen Songs […]
Klb – Foi Amor Lyrics
Vi o dia nascer Desliguei a TV Te liguei Pra fala de mim não está Deve estar no sofá A chorar Lembranças de nós dois Guardadas pra depois Em um […]
‘How did you get out of the TV?’ Brendan Murphy on his brush with fame
Brendan Murphy never imagined when he became Australia’s chief medical officer that he would become so recognisable he would resort to wearing dark glasses and a baseball cap to walk […]