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Biggest Loser contestants say they were given banned drugs during 'corrupt' series: report

Contestant Kai Hibbard from season three said her hair started falling out from <i>The Biggest Loser's</i> strict regime.

EBONY BOWDEN Former contestants say they left the show with serious health and psychological problems after being subjected to the show's grueling tactics.

The Bachelor NZ: Winner dumped by 'weasel' Jordan Mauger two days after finale

New Zealand Bachelor love rat Jordan Mauger.

EBONY BOWDEN What's this? A Bachelor love scandal brewing across the ditch? How delicious.

Eurovision 2016: Quit sniping Europeans, Australia deserves to be in the competition

Australia's Dami Im performs the song ''Sound of silence' during a dress rehearsal for the second semifinal at the Eurovision Song Contest in Stockholm, Sweden, Wednesday, May 11, 2016. (AP Photo/Martin Meissner)

MICHAEL IDATO As Brits pile on to the anti-Australia in Eurovision bandwagon, let's take a look at some hard facts.

Eurovision 2016: Dami Im talks pre-show nerves, music and politics

Australia's Dami Im performs the song ''Sound of silence' during a dress rehearsal for the second semifinal at the Eurovision Song Contest in Stockholm, Sweden, Wednesday, May 11, 2016. (AP Photo/Martin Meissner)

MICHAEL IDATO The sheer size of the Eurovision Song Contest would daunt anyone, especially a first timer from Australia.

Eurovision 2016: Russia emerges a strong contender in first semi

Russia's Sergey Lazarev performs 'You Are The Only One' during the first Eurovision Song Contest semifinal in Stockholm, Sweden, Tuesday, May 10, 2016. (AP Photo/Martin Meissner)

MICHAEL IDATO But Russia has surged from the pack in the first semi-final to give her a run for her money.

Shark Tank, where reality TV, big money and innovation come together

Naomi Simson, host of <I>Shark Tank</i>.

Debi Enker She's the woman in red. Identified on the business ideas and investment show, Shark Tank, as "one of Australia's greatest online success stories", Naomi Simson, an author, corporate leader, mother and canny marketer, has fashioned herself as a walking advertisement for her company, RedBalloon, perpetually dressed in the colour that evokes its name. The bold and festive shade suits her.

Australia's Next Top Judge: Our form guide to reality TV's henchmen

The Voice

BEN POBJIE Ben Pobjie roasts the judges who will make or break the dreams of starry-eyed competitors.

The Voice vanquishes MasterChef Australia but ratings for both shows sliding

Delta Goodrem and Jessie J on The Voice, 2016. Photo: Channel Nine

EBONY BOWDEN The Voice demolished MasterChef in the Sunday night ratings but the figures should have both networks slightly on edge.

The Voice season 5 kicks off with Ronan Keating scrambling and the Maddens in charge

The Voice season 5 began on Sunday evening with Ronan the target of some good natured jibes that could ave been mistaken for bullying.

PETER VINCENT The producers of The Voice did well to focus on nerves, but less so with a clumsy theme of joke-bullying Keating. Sure it was lighthearted and Keating has the ego to bounce back. But with so many youngsters watching was it wise to give would-be bullies ideas?

Why Ronan Keating had to change for The Voice

Ronan Keating has been working on his pitch.

David Dale Ronan Keating tells why his years on The X Factor were of little help when he switched to The Voice.

MasterChef Australia: Out to lunch with George Calombaris, Gary Mehigan and Matt Preston

The three musketeers: <I>Masterchef Australia</i> judges George Calombaris, Gary Mehigan and Matt Preston.

Debi Enker The tradition developed by MasterChef Australia judges Matt Preston, George Calombaris and Gary Mehigan over eight seasons is that, when there's an immunity challenge under way in the studio, they head to lunch together as they're not required on set until tasting time.

Making a Murderer attorneys Dean Strang and Jerry Buting to tour Australia

Netflix series Making A Murderer.

BHAKTHI PUVANENTHIRAN Early November, the now celebrity lawyers will be in-conversation about Steven Avery's now famous case around the country.

Polygamy ban restored in Utah in big defeat for Sister Wives

Kody Brown, centre, poses with his wives, from left, Janelle, Christine, Meri, and Robyn in a promotional photo for TLC's reality TV show, Sister Wives.

Yanan Wang A legal drama that doubles as reality TV fodder took a turn in an appeals court in Utah, as a ban on polygamy in the state was restored.

Decades after Jaws, documentary team aims to 'rebrand' sharks

A great white shark leaps from South African waters to catch a fur seal in the documentary series <i>Shark</i>.

David Dale A filming team began making a series on sharks because they realised it was 40 years since the release of Jaws.

The science of the dating show

Married at First Sight:  the experts John Aiken (left), Mel Schilling and Trisha Stratford.

PAUL KALINA According to science, the idea of two people falling madly in love on a TV dating show may not be complete bunkum.

Can comeback king Daryl Somers lift Channel Nine out of the ratings doldrums?

Daryl Somers says he likes the

David Dale Why Daryl Somers agreed to return to TV.

Vietnam vets taken to meet former enemies in The War That Made Australia

Bruce Davies says his experience in the Vietnam War transformed him, making him sympathetic to the plight of the Vietnamese.

David Dale However much the Vietnam War transformed Australia, it certainly changed Bruce Davies.

Caitlyn Jenner talks politics, faith and saying goodbye to Bruce

Caitlyn Jenner for I Am Cait

MICHAEL IDATO No part of Caitlyn Jenner's journey has been tougher than saying goodbye to Bruce.

Richie Strahan is The Bachelor Australia 2016 but we have some lingering doubts

Richie is Australia's next Bachelor.

EBONY BOWDEN He won over the nation with his shy personality, good-guy vibes and that goofy 'cool bananas' one-liner. But we have some doubts.

Nine bumps Reno Rumble after ratings disaster

Gold Logie winner Scott Cam, co-host of Nine's Reno Rumble.

MICHAEL LALLO After a week of disastrous ratings, Channel Nine has blasted Reno Rumble out of its 7.30pm timeslot.

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Our top 10 awkward celebrity moments

Who can forget Kanye West taking the microphone from Taylor Swift as she accepted an MTV award in 2009?

Annita Katee Batliwala Counting down the biggest celebrity TV meltdowns and hissy fits.

My Kitchen Rules episode 30 2016: JP, Nelly eliminated in sudden death

Sudden death: The miners' versus the lovers.

BEN POBJIE It's the battle of the incessant smilers, as relentlessly cheery mining mates Alex and Gareth go up against downright creepy lovebirds JP and Nelly.

My Kitchen Rules episode 29 2016: Fishing expedition turns crabby

Colin Fassnidge cast himself as the evil judge this episode.

BEN POBJIE Anyway, today's challenge is to make a seafood meal for…wait for it…fishermen! On a boat!

Reno Rumble a ratings disaster for Channel Nine

Ratings disaster: Gold Logie winner Scott Cam co-hosts Reno Rumble on Channel Nine.

MICHAEL LALLO Nine has had a horror start to 2016, trounced by its arch-rival Seven in every official ratings week this year.

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Eurovision Asia: Why the world needs another talent show

Conchita Wurst has received both praise and criticism since winning the 2014 Eurovision song contest.

MICHAEL IDATO Like its parent competition Eurovision, Australia's pan-Asian Eurovision would be a beautiful exercise in soft diplomacy.