TV

MasterChef Australia judge Melissa Leong has broken her silence on being sexually abused while working in the hospitality sector.

Aussie actor Emma Harvie is riding a wave of international success thanks to Colin From Accounts. Now, she’s flying high in the new season of RFDS.

Cash and Eden’s Home and Away wedding set to end in tragedy as the show reveals one fan favourite WILL be killed off.

This week Screen Queen Clare is checking out Chad Powers, belatedly discovering High Potential, avoiding the new Ryan Murphy series and dipping into Watching You on Stan.

As Stephen Peacocke returns to the skies for RFDS and gears up to bring back Darryl Braxton for Home And Away’s WA season, he reflects on going from “the bones of my arse” to stardom.

Monster: The Ed Gein Story, Wayward, Off The Grid, Chad Powers and Billy The Kid: here’s what we’re watching this week on Aussie TV.

The new Netflix series from Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight starts 100 years after the real story kicked off.

Wayward would be worth sampling just for Toni Collette’s creepy cult leader but it gives you plenty of other reasons to stick around.

Sometimes, a series is a mess because it can’t get its act together, sometimes the mess belongs to the lead character, and that’s far more interesting.

AARON PATRICK: Some media watchers believe Bruce Gordon, the owner of the Win TV network, installed a new chairman to increase his influence over Nine.

A new series of Baywatch is headed our way next year, riding on the legacy of a series that at one point, was being watched by a billion people around the world.

Catherine West is stepping down as Nine Entertainment chair, less than 18 months after taking the role.

Jimmy Kimmel’s first show back on ABC attracted more than four times his usual audience, despite being blacked out on 23 per cent of US TV households by some affiliates.

You may remember the salient points of the phone hacking scandal which engulfed UK media, but there’s a bigger picture that sometimes got lost.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: The late night host broke his silence in an emotional return to US airwaves, addressing the political storm that temporarily sidelined his show.