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The streamer is on track for a significant reset after it parted ways with its chief content officer, Bela Bajaria, who has been overseeing Netflix’s $US20 billion programming spend.

Glistening, sculpted bodies, slow motion running and cheesy heroics are all in the first trailer for the new Baywatch series due to land in January 2027.

Snezana Wood has been seen in public for the first time since her husband and The Bachelor star Sam Wood was charged with domestic violence-related offences — and without her wedding ring.

Lena Dunham made the announcement that the Girls will reunite for a five-episode special revival.

One of the more thematically and philosophically ambitious shows from Marvel Studios, VisionQuest wonders if AI and humanity can mix. The Nightly talks to actor James Spader.

MKR has surged ahead in the ratings, scoring 2 million viewers as controversial Jane and Shane suffer brutal exit on Monday, and gatecrashers arrive to stir things up.

The always amazing Anna Torv leads this Australian drama that might seem familiar but accomplishes what few others do.

I don’t say this lightly: these are two of the very best shows of the past decade — this drama, which packs one heck of a punch, is right up there with them.

The Diplomat, Dustfall, Oasis: Look Back In Anger, Marc Fennell’s The State Of Man & Crystal Lake

Across the two hours of 70 Years of Seven, viewers will be taken back through the memories that formed not just their lives but that of Australia with a star-studded anniversary special.

‘I am not and I have never been a close friend of Sam’.

The beloved 2018 rom-com has had a tortured process to mount a sequel. It’s finally happening, but it’s coming back as a TV series.

Shock horror. After Brian De Palma’s 1976 film adaptation, Carrie has been battered around from one forgettable remake to another. Not this time. You’ll remember this one.

Aussie screen star Pia Miranda is stepping into a dream role as co-host of the ABC’s uplifting new culinary contest, Recipe Of The Year

South Australian mums Alisha and Deanne are next to cook but, with tensions still running high, Tiffany and Giancarlo reveal what happened when the camera stopped rolling.

This week, our Screen Queen Clare Rigden is marvelling at the final 7 Up film, checking out Small Prophets, getting freaked out by Carrie, peeping murderous gnomes, and hate-watching The Kardashians.

Known for his empathetic style, doco maker Marc Fennell usually avoids ruffling feathers. But his eye-opening new series on the modern male identity crisis could spark a national reckoning.

This week we’re peeping the excellent new Apple TV series Small Prophets, scratching our heads over Cop This, peeping the Carrie remake and checking in with the “kids” of 70 Up.