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The Kardashians have nothing on the Mitford Sisters, who scandalised Britain with fascism, betrayals, and surprisingly good literature. A new series dramatises their lives.

Ahead of the release of Fantastic Four: First Steps, Marvel’s Kevin Feige wants to emphasise the new film is not like the ones you didn’t go to see - there’s no homework required.

The Walkley Award-winning reporter has been remembered as an ‘absolute legend’ and ‘generous mentor’ who worked in the industry for 45 years.

This week Screen Queen is watching Keeley Hawes get homicidal on The Assassin, getting acquainted with the Mitford sisters in Outrageous, dipping into The Hunting Wives and checking out Happy Gilmore 2.

Claire Lovering was an award-winning rising star actor when the phone suddenly stopped ringing. The misery of failed auditions almost made her quit but instead, she reinvented herself for a career resurgence.

Happy Gilmore 2, a new Billy Joel doc, Mark Humphries’ deep dive into the Australian property market and a great drama about a middle-aged assassin: here’s what we’re watching and loving this week.

Shalom Brune-Franklin’s latest TV project sees her star with Keeley Hawes and Freddie Highmore in The Assassin. If early buzz is anything to go by, then the Baby Reindeer star has another TV hit on her hands.

CBS has denied the cancellation of Stephen Colbert’s late-night show is related to the pending Paramount Skydance merger, but the timing raises questions.

Untamed will likely rocket up the viewing charts but all it’ll do is remind you of better shows.

Stranger Things fans are patient creatures. They’ve been waiting a long time for this season five teaser trailer.

Fans are encouraged to send in their personal messages of love and support to beloved Home and Away character Irene as she counts down her final days in Summer Bay.

If you can’t find South Park on streaming anymore, it’s because there’s a big biffo between its creators and Paramount thanks to a still gestating merger.

You can look to the Emmy nominations list as a reminder of what you still need to catch up on, but look a little closer and it reveals even more.

Severance has received a leading 27 nominations for the television Emmy Awards.

Mark Gatiss’s new series, Bookish, wants to restore order to a world in flux.