TV

If you’re not Team Conrad or Team Jeremiah, you’re out of step with the latest pop culture obsession.

‘I hear Jimmy Kimmel is next’ Donald Trump wrote on social media just months before the show’s cancellation, with Jimmy Kimmel Live! facing controversy for decades before the host’s Charlie Kirk comments.

Disney-owned ABC will take its late-night show Jimmy Kimmel Live! off the air following conservative backlash.

South Park’s latest episode has been pulled just before airing, with the creators giving an unheard of excuse.

WENLEI MA: So many TV shows are bad, but the true crime is to be so exasperating and annoying, you wonder why any of its many stars sign up at all. Maybe they’ve never seen it?

The ‘rattled’ AFL great was left ‘shaking’ and forced an ultimatum on the show’s producers.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: Superstardom in South Korea also means heavy scrutiny from fans, who can quickly morph into critics and harassers.

Australians, prestige dramas and Hollywood legends line up for what could be one of the most record-breaking Emmy nights ever.

Hunting down alleged Australian paedophiles and seeing their attitude made me realise why Australia has a deepening child sex offender crisis.

With a record-breaking season for critically acclaimed television, the 77th Emmys promises a close race for the top prizes. Clare Rigden offers a preview of what to expect at Monday’s awards.

This week Screen Queen Clare is inhaling a Jude Law/Jason Bateman Netflix series, going deep on Erin Patterson, getting her form guide out for the Emmys, and testing her gen X knowledge with Anne Edmonds.

How a conversation with her Top End Wedding collaborator led Miranda Tapsell to question her own life choices — and create a new show that celebrates the beauty of found families.

Go beyond the tourist trail with Miranda Tapsell’s personal recommendations for experiencing the Northern Territory, including her favourite hidden gems in Kakadu and Litchfield National Parks.

Revealed: Death Cap Murders, Talkin’ ’Bout Your Gen, Morning Wars, Black Rabbit and Great British Railway Journeys: here’s what we’re watching and enjoying this week on TV.