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‘Maddie and I have drawn enormous strength from how so very loved she was and is.’

Jake Reiner, son of Rob Reiner and Michele Reiner, has paid tribute to his parents in a heartbreaking essay.

This week Screen Queen Clare is diving into a great new ABC comedy, checking out the second season of Running Point, travelling NSW with Rick Stein and peeping Urzila Carlson’s sketch comedy show.

Actor Effie Spence has teased a potential sequel to the Michael Jackson biopic.

Widow’s Bay, The Assembly, Bad Company, Rick Stein’s Australia and Man On Fire: here’s what we’re watching this week on Aussie TV.

The singer’s estate is one of the greatest success stories of the 21st century – the deliberate, calculated and carefully managed image rehabilitation has produced a global empire.

Kyle Sandilands rolled up to the Federal Court in a black Rolls-Royce, faced a wall of cameras and declared he could work with anyone but by lunchtime, his bid for a fast-tracked return to radio had hit a wall.

There are so many reasons why the Clueless revival was a bad idea. Thank god someone saw sense.

Are the rumours that leggings are ‘basic’ grossly exaggerated or the cold hard truth for Millenials and Gen X women?

Career maturity — and gaining the confidence to block out online noise — has led to a kind of personal softening for the actress who soared to fame as a teenager.

The wildlife warrior hasn’t turned his back on the ballroom just yet.

Kyle Sandilands’ bid to fast-track his court fight and be reinstated at his radio job have failed, with a judge setting an October trial and warning his chances of returning to air via legal action appear slim.

Prosecutors have made a shocking claim in court about what was allegedly found on D4vd’s phone, as the singer spoke publicly for the first time since being charged with the murder of a 14-year-old girl.

Retired Olympic freestyle great Ariarne Titmus will trade in her swimming goggles for a microphone as part of the Channel 7 broadcast team for the Glasgow Commonwealth Games in July and August.

Cast judgment on this showstopping line-up of privileged famous people mired in the muck of petty grievances, jealousy and old-fashioned clashes.