TV

The Studio has some completely unhinged scenarios but one of its stars, Ike Barinholtz, says it’s essentially all true.

The chief usher is dead but who killed him? The president? The Australian PM? The tempestuous chef? The overlooked deputy? Or Kylie Minogue?

Creating chemistry with a scene partner is always hard but what about when that someone else is yourself?

Adapted from a Richard Flanagan book, Narrow Road to the Deep North garnered rapturous reviews out of the Berlin Film Festival.

You couldn’t make this stuff up, or maybe you could and maybe someone already had. Well, at least one person is lying.

Yes, Adolescence really is as good as you’ve heard. It’s not just that every episode is shot in one take or that the performances are superb. At the heart of it is a potent story that will terrify every parent.

After two years of questions, Jason Sudeikis has confirmed Ted Lasso season four is definitely happening.

Matthew Macfadyen has been cast in an upcoming adaptation of John Le Carre’s A Legacy of Spies, but while you’re waiting, revisit the classics.

Our cultural inferiority complex is about to get a major work-out in the Netflix murder mystery The Residence, with Australians, even Kylie Minogue, top of the list of suspects.

There’s a lost chapter to Picnic at Hanging Rock but the answers were better left mysterious. Much like many Hollywood endings.

The director of Meghan Markle’s new Netflix series has spoken out about working with the Duchess of Sussex, revealing who she is as a person ‘through and through’.

THE WASHINGTON POST: Meghan’s ever-present critics have homed in on one project in particular, which she prepared in the opening episode of the series: a pasta dish she dubbed ‘single skillet spaghetti.’

Is the over-growing list of streaming platforms in Australia giving you a headache? Our handy guide breaks it down for you.

Star Channel Seven recruit doesn’t like what he is seeing out of Collingwood except one thing and details what the AFL should do about the push in the back issue.

You’d be hard-pressed to find another show this year, especially on Disney, who utters the word ‘cocaine’ as much as Deli Boys does.