TV

Call My Agent has returned with a movie sequel that brings back the satirical genius of the original comedy series.

TV’s biggest stars are descending on Hollywood for the 2026 Emmy Awards. Here’s when and where Australians can watch the red carpet and ceremony, plus the nominees to know.

This week our Screen Queen Clare Rigden is checking out the second season of High Country, peeping Jonathan LaPaglia in Apocalypse, obsessively watching Slow Horses and revisiting MobLand

Slow Horses, MobLand, Apocalypse, SNL:UK and Sydney Harbour Cops: here’s the TV we’re sinking our teeth into this week

The Last Of Us meets Alone: Why Jonathan LaPaglia couldn’t turn down reality TV’s wildest social experiment.

Don’t let the kilts fool you. Sexy on screen, but the stars of the Outlander prequel series have revealed the hilariously unglamorous reality behind the corsets, kilts and intimate scenes.

The Bafta-award winning UK star has been charged with a number of offences against five women over a nine-year period.

Slow Horses, American Horror Story, The Grand Tour and MobLand: here’s what we’ll all be watching this month on Aussie TV.

The hit comedy franchise will pick up more than 12 years after the last big screen instalment ... but one star is missing from the cast.

This week, Clare Rigden is peeping the propulsive new Apple TV series Last Seen, catching up with Francis Bourgeois on The Grand Tour, peeping Deadliest Dinners and getting excited for the Call My Agent movie.

Miss Austen, Last Seen, Lego Star Wars: The Mandalorian, Secret Lives of Mormon Wives and Call My Agent: The Movie: here’s what we’re watching on TV this week.

‘I know it’s going to sound like I’m from 1856, but I’ve had some sheep stolen’.

The actor won a comedy Bafta for his role in The Thick of It before he was jailed in 2007 for child sex offences.

Matt Dee’s death was announced on Wednesday morning.

This week our Screen Queen is watching the Netflix Raygun doco through slitted fingers, checking out the second seasons of Chad Powers and The Gentlemen and peeping Dark Matter.

From the Claremont serial killings to the wrongful convictions of John Button and Andrew Mallard, Walkley Award-winning producer Wendy Page has brought some of WA’s most defining stories to national screens.

Australian Story’s 30th anniversary celebration, The Gentlemen, Raygun: Breaking Badly and Chad Powers season two — here’s what we’re watching this week on TV.

From fresh-faced nurse on A Country Practice to national treasure, Georgie Parker reflects on nearly 40 years in living rooms, the passage of time and why she has no plans to retire anytime soon.