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The Artful Dodger, Super Bowl LX, Brassic & Love Story: JFK Jr & Carolyn Bessette: here’s what’s worth delving into on Aussie TV this week.

A TV remake of a classic Tom Hanks comedy from the 1980s updates it for modern times.

The annual AACTA Awards, celebrating achievements in Australian film and TV, were given out this week.

Darren Aronofsky has some incredible works to his name - Black Swan, Requiem for a Dream and now ... an AI YouTube series. Um, what the hell happened?

The Wuthering Heights duo are the latest film stars to blur the line between fantasy and reality in the name of box office returns.

More than four years after playing the late princess in the 2021 film, Spencer, Kristen Stewart says she can still ‘cry about her at any moment.’

The pop singer has responded to the backlash over her controversial decision.

We should never have to go too long without a regular dose of Steve Carell. Next month, he’ll be headlining a comedy called Rooster.

Jules Neale is well and truly stepping into her post-split era and doing it very publicly, very peacefully, and very Perth.

Yerin Ha was also mad at her fictional onscreen partner Benedict Bridgerton for that impertinent question, but she’s cutting him some slack.

A rising Aussie star, known for his role in a Disney movie, is in the running to win the inaugural Rabanne Breakthrough Artist Award at this year’s AACTA Awards.

Fans will get another shot at Lily Allen tickets after strong presale demand triggered extra 2026 concerts.

We all know someone who makes loving and rewatching Friends a core tenet of their personality. It’s time for an intervention.

Season 11 is set to see a new and important change to popular kids’ TV show Peppa Pig.

Bec Judd has opened up about the physical and emotional toll of her twin pregnancy, describing it as one of the toughest periods of her life.