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A new comedy coming to ABC has dogs front and centre . . . and it’s an absolute delight! See what else our Screen Queen Clare Rigden is watching and loving this week.

The global star had the entire stadium in the palm of his hand as he belted out a wide range of his discography.

Catherine O’Hara made a joking remark about her own mortality during a cast interview less than a year before her death.

Schitt’s Creek and Home Alone star Catherine O’Hara has died aged 71, her representatives have confirmed.

Wonder Man, Australian Story, Australian Idol, Dog Park and Millionaire Hot Seat: here’s what we’re dipping into on Aussie TV this week.

It cost $US75 million, an insane amount of money for a documentary, but only a handful of Aussies are going to see it.

What the ABC comedy understands is that it’s not really about the pooches. It’s always been about the humans, and all their foibles and dramas.

The Housemaid actress has finally spoken out on her controversial ‘MAGA Barbie’ nickname.

Bridgerton might have pushed boundaries in its costume drama casting, but at its heart, it’s very conventional storytelling.

Holly Valance has broken her silence just a day after her Kiss Kiss (XX) My Arse collaboration with Pauline Hanson was pulled from Apple Music.

A planned tell-all interview with Brooklyn Beckham’s ex was dropped after she received warnings about speaking publicly.

Courtney Love, 61, opens up about Kurt Cobain and records new music in the intimate Sundance documentary Antiheroine.

Nine Entertainment has issued a warning to its investors after it confirmed the sale of Nine Radio and a cash splash on another asset.

Nine Entertainment has finally confirmed the sale of its radio division to billionaire pub tycoon Arthur Laundy in a move that will net the company tax breaks of up to $178 million.

The TV star has been admitted to hospital — and she’s loving it!