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For DC fans, this week is both the end of an expansive screen universe and the proper beginning of another.
Nicola Coughlan will star in the upcoming Doctor Who Christmas special which released its trailer today.
Two-time Gold Logie winner and Australia’s fashion industry icon Maggie Tabberer has died aged 87.
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Black Doves would be just another serviceable espionage thriller if it weren’t for the magnetism of its three leads, Keira Knightley, Ben Whishaw and Sarah Lancashire.
Airlie Walsh has lodged a legal claim against the network amid the ongoing fallout from a report into the toxic culture at Nine.
Margo Martindale felt the rage of her character in a six-part crime comedy based on a real-life multi-million-dollar maple syrup caper.
The 86-year-old revealed on Monday that he is fighting a ‘non-fixable cancer’.
From a comedy starring two 90s sitcom icons to a spy thriller with top-tier British stars, December’s streaming highlights will keep you busy. Plus, finally, more Squid Game.
One of the world’s most famous soap opera actors has died in a Los Angeles hospital.
An Australian TV host has quit live on air, the second to depart the program in just months, telling viewers he has had ‘enough’.
The creators of Star Wars: Skeleton Crew realised they were living the dreams they had as 10-year-olds, wishing for a fantastic adventure.
Featuring a swathe of talent in front and behind the camera, The Agency is bringing everything it can to ensure it doesn’t stuff up its remake of French series Le Bureau.
Speaking Felon to felon, Joe Exotic has reached out to President-elect Donald Trump seeking imminent freedom.
The potential appearance of controversial breakdancer Raygun on the next season of I’m a Celebrity has sent fans into a head spin.
Game of Thrones was many things but one of its enduring legacies is the absolute fever it inspired whenever it was on. We’ll never reach those highs again.