TV

This week our Screen Queen is being won over by a Chuck Lorre sitcom, checking out Netflix’s My Brilliant Career adaptation, peeping Ultimate Girls Trip and getting her silly on with the folks from Tires.

After decades on big-budget TV, Matt Preston is stepping back to celebrate the growers, fishers and artisans of Australia and New Zealand in SBS Food’s new series, Plating Locally.

My Brilliant Career, Ricky Gervais’ Alley Cats, Reacher, Two Weeks In August and the MasterChef finale: Here’s what we’re watching on Aussie TV this week.

Respected journalist Michael Usher has borne witness to many of the globe’s defining events, from the World Trade Centre to Bondi Beach, and Buckingham Palace to Mt Everest base camp.

First it was reality TV nonsense, then wrestling, followed by video podcasts, and now TikTok influencers will invade your streaming platform. So much for its great promise.

You would think a tie-up between Bret Easton Ellis and Ryan Murphy would result in a maximalist series dripping in excess, and yet, The Shards is not that.

Ted Lasso returns with a fourth season that vibrates with its signature blend of warmth, humour and optimism.

Heated Rivalry is heading into production on a second season, but it’s had to issue an extraordinary request to its fans.

Sterling Point creator Megan Park accidentally became a trusted voice in young adult screen stories.

Sunday night’s reunion showed some couples planning a future together, but not all of those relationships lasted.

Fresh off the road with Rod Stewart and back in the coaching chair for The Voice Australia, singer-songwriter Richard Marx opens up about returning to Australia, and why he’s happy to be busier than ever.

It’s time for the girls to step up to the pitch — Bring. It. On. Here’s what else our resident Screen Queen is getting excited about this week.

On the cusp of turning 50, Australian Idol star Cosima De Vito is stepping out of her comfort zone and jumping straight into the backstabbing world of The Traitors.

The new season of The Block, The Voice, Traitors Australia, Ted Lasso & Monsters Of God: here’s what we’re watching and enjoying on Aussie TV this week.

The Seven Network has extended its remarkable dominance of morning television, with Sunrise widening the gap with breakfast show rival Today this week to record its biggest audience of the year.

Yes, finally, Ted Lasso is back! But it’s not all Lasso all the time, with plenty of new TV shows and movies to keep you glued to the screen.

A former ABC chairman says the Australian Communications and Media Authority needs to investigate the ABC for a Race Around The World episode jokingly calling for sexualised violence against Gina Rinehart.

Furious may be a crime thriller about a serial killer and a detective, but its character-first approach allows it to rise above the genre trappings.