Shocks, surprises and snubs from this year's Emmy nominations
Mr Robot in but Orange Is the New Black out? Keri Russell in, but where was Julianna Margulies? And hello Beyonce.
Michael Idato is a Senior Writer based in Los Angeles for The Sydney Morning Herald.
Mr Robot in but Orange Is the New Black out? Keri Russell in, but where was Julianna Margulies? And hello Beyonce.
Kit Harington, who plays Jon Snow, was among the actors from Game of Thrones nominated for the first time.
Mr Robot in but Orange Is the New Black out? Keri Russell in, but where was Julianna Margulies? And hello Beyonce.
Australia's most "colourful" TV executive, David Leckie, parts ways with Seven; Screen Australia funds a raft of female-focused TV projects.
Edina and Patsy in Ab Fab embodied "everything you shouldn't say and don't want to wear". Which is why Jennifer Saunders and Joanna Lumley jumped at the chance to revive their alter-egos.
The sexual harassment lawsuit filed by Fox News channel presenter Gretchen Carlson against the network's chairman Roger Ailes has intensified, following the publication of new allegations.
He may be king of the jungle, but Tarzan is a box office pauper, so why does Hollywood persist with remakes?
American actor Matt LeBlanc is firming as the most likely candidate to lead the next season of the BBC's embattled motoring series Top Gear.
Though the two bands have jockeyed for decades to hold the record for the most albums sold, it has finally been made official: the iconic Queen have outpaced the Swedish supergroup for the most successful album in British history.
The reboot of the hit motoring series Top Gear was more than a year in the making. But after just six episodes the wheels appear to have fallen off, with the show's lead host Chris Evans quitting.
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