This week Screen Queen Clare is peeping a new Girls-esque comedy, checking back in with Big Brother, creeping herself out with Nocturne and wondering if she should watch the Netflix Matthew Perry doco.
After weathering a stormy live debut, host Mel Tracina returns for a brand-new season of Big Brother Australia — complete with a shiny new Brisbane location and a much-needed stage roof.
Nine’s perennially controversial reality TV show Married At First Sight is embroiled in another scandal following a police complaint regarding the sharing of inappropriate material.
Ricki-Lee and Jim Jefferies have been named as the new hosts of I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here!, which is jumping networks to land on Seven next year.
Nobody Wants This presents Joanne and Noah as aspirational romance just because it’s the real-life story of its creator. It’s actually deeply problematic.
Ricki-Lee and Jim Jefferies have been named as the new hosts of I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here!, which is jumping networks to land on Seven next year.
Below isn’t even a bad series. But it is the perfect example of a trend in which the plot takes priority over what has traditionally been TV’s strength: characters.
With a $50 million empire and 16 million followers, Australia’s ultimate fitness mogul has conquered the internet. Now, she’s stepping into the chaos of something else — and she’s just getting started.
From child star on Young Talent Time to unapologetic icon, Tina Arena opens up about the price of honesty, losing father figure Johnny Young, and being a woman ahead of her time.
From pigeon claws to melamine plates, Seven’s flagship cooking show has cooked up an epic ratings comeback, reclaiming its throne as Australia’s ultimate water-cooler TV.
From pigeon claws to melamine plates, Seven’s flagship cooking show has cooked up an epic ratings comeback, reclaiming its throne as Australia’s ultimate water-cooler TV.
This week we’re gearing up for some wholesome fun with Telethon, peeping Yaga and Phony, checking back in with Nobody Wants This, and celebrating Aussie Shore’s return.