Farewell, Carrie Bradshaw.... Season finale screens Friday on HBO Max. Professor T ABC Limitless: Live Better Now Disney Better Homes & Gardens 7 Snoopy Presents: A Summer Musical Apple The Good Ship ...

Legendary film critic and presenter David Stratton has died, aged 85. Stratton’s family said he died peacefully in a hospital near his home in the Blue Mountains in NSW.

No, A Country Practice is not getting a new stage play, but How to Plot a Hit in Two Days certainly takes inspiration from the stage play -and in particular the famed death of Molly (Anne Tenney).

The revival of the three-Test series will see the Kangaroos, under new coach and FOX League expert Kevin Walters, take on England at Wembley Stadium (October 26), Everton Stadium (November 2) and ...

Over four short years, MOFA has established itself as a leader in high-end commercial production, known for its roster of elite directors, creativity and trusted relationships with major brands and ...

Later The Front Bar led with 648,000 then Clarkson’s Farm (452,000), Shaun Micallef’s Eve of Destruction returned to 437,000, Elsbeth (191,000 / 111,000), Austin (164,000) and Aerial Australia ...

Romance feature The Map That Leads To You starring Madelyn Cline and KJ Apa, screens on Prime Video next week. From director Lasse Hallström ( Dear John, Safe Haven) this is an adaptation of JP ...

Now aged 50, and almost 3 years clean, Alex Lloyd is preparing to release his first collection of new music in 12 years.

Nine News has appointed Mimi Becker and Josh Bavas to its London bureau replacing Edward Godfrey and Jess Millward.

That’s idols as in people, not Survivor idols hidden in trees, although Toki has his share of those too. Filming for the series took place in Samoa in mid 2024, back to back with Brains v Brawn II.

Getting onto Tipping Point is an achievement in itself, but as Todd Woodbridge explains, some players fall into a trap when playing to win. “So many people come on, they’ve got their strategy, and ...

A year after Prominence was fought and won, Australians rely on the TV’s home screen as their primary guide for what to watch.