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How can you call yourself a fan if you seek to destroy people in a misguided attempt to keep ownership over something that was never yours?

Every decade or so, The Comeback checks back in with the state of the TV industry. It’s anxious and grim times.

Commenters have been quick to call out Gypsy-Rose Blanchard who persuaded her then-boyfriend to kill her mother.

‘It obviously doesn’t portray him in the best light.’

Chart-topping US popstar Chappell Roan has responded to claims by footballer Jorginho that her security guard made his daughter cry at a hotel in Brazil.

As she continues dealing with the disappearance of her 84-year-old mother, Savannah Guthrie could soon return to host the US Today show.

Nicole Kidman and an Aussie actor have been seen getting cosy, sparking romance rumours two months after finalising her divorce from Keith Urban.

The radio star is fighting back in court, claiming his contract was wrongfully terminated.

There’s plenty of great TV headed our way. Here are five of the most buzz-worthy to get you started.

This week Screen Queen Clare Rigden is taking a trip Into The Manosphere and self-combusting. She’s also saying farewell to Heartbreak High, checking in with Peaky Blinders and peeping the new SNL UK.

Michelle Pfeiffer should be relaxed, confident in her talent, her success. Yet at 67 and busier than ever, a movie queen reinvented as a TV star, she is as unsettled as ever in her relationship with her work.

A beloved Buffy the Vampire actor has died aged 54.

There was a time — in the days when the internet was still a force for fun — when Chuck Norris jokes roamed our screens. Here’s how it all began.

Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man, SNL UK, Heartbreak High, The Matter Of Facts and Our Medicine: here’s what we’re watching and enjoying this week.

“Everything is that bit more extreme, including the weather”: we go behind the scenes on set of the second season of Prime Video’s hit crime comedy, Deadloch.