'Nothing will prepare you for this': GoT season script amazes actress Maisie Williams
Winter has arrived in Westeros for the seventh season and dark doesn't describe the twists and turns.
Winter has arrived in Westeros for the seventh season and dark doesn't describe the twists and turns.
"Fox News ... operates like a sex-fuelled, Playboy Mansion-like cult," the lawsuit alleges.
A groundbreaking report into Australian TV drama finds that better quality doesn't necessarily equate to more diversity.
612 ABC have celebrated their broadcasters after one listener complained about their "giggling female" presenters.
Melbourne youth prefer Farnesy and Cyndi Lauper over Triple J, radio ratings reveal.
It was no fluke, no flash-in-the-pan. SmoothFM has confirmed its status as a new powerhouse of Sydney radio, increasing its overall lead in the FM ratings fight and even delivering a belting to Drive legends Hamish and Andy - with a ratings share almost double that of the 2DayFM duo.
Somewhere, Peter Dutton's ears were burning. During Monday night's Q&A; the Dutton name was invoked as if part of an incantation - recited no less than 13 times in the space of one 15-minute stretch, no mean feat - and it was often accompanied by a ripple of noise that encompassed murmurs, mumbles, grumbles, snorts, laughs, sighs and groans from an audience intent on casting judgement by whatever means it could muster.
Couch potatoes in the capital like to watch their fellow Canberrans sweat, squirm and scheme in the jungle.
A former teacher who worked on Nauru described death threats and assaults directed at her students.
Comment: How can we warm to people who talk so much rubbish?
Not all of them liked it, but plenty of people tuned in to Nine's current affairs flagship to watch this purportedly tell-all interview.
60 Minutes has continued its self-destructive tick-tock, tick-tock in 2016 by pushing the "detonate" button with a story on Roxy Jacenko.
The second half of 2016 has plenty of strong dramas to counter-balance the sugar-rush of competition shows we've seen so far this year. Here are 11 of the best.
The new season of ABC conspiracy thriller The Code casts Canberra in a shadowy light.
Apart from working two days as a chippie, Andy Sutherland and his mate Ben had no renovation experience. Until they were cast on The Block.
The Seven Network looks set to finish the 17 days of the Games with a feather in its cap and not too much red ink on its ledger.
The finale was disappointing for a multitude of fans over the number of questions left unanswered, with no guarantee of a second season from Foxtel.
Movie The Truman Show (1998) Masterpiece Movies (pay TV), 8.30pm
The show has enlisted both FBI detectives and forensic experts who threaten to blow the lid on the 20-year-old unsolved murder.
Wednesday night's episode showed just how manufactured reactions and emotions on the Network Ten reality show have become.
Once upon a time when an actor was swept up in a scandal and sacked, he would withdraw into the shadows and hope to ride the storm out.
At 71, Kerry Vincent is the unlikely poster girl of an even more unlikely TV genre: cake decorating.
It's a far cry from the romantic impression created by sweeping gowns, extravagant dates and a hunky bloke. Former contestant Megan Marx describes appearing on The Bachelor Australia as 'super, super weird'.
Homeland fans can relax: a sixth season is due in January and Quinn is alive.
Adriano Zumbo is back on screens with his own show in Just Desserts, where 12 amateur dessert-makers compete for a $100,000 prize.
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