Unlike the former American football player, it was The People v. O. J. Simpson that cleaned up at the 68th annual Emmy Awards.

Tim Verlinden said he has no plans rekindle his romance with Gogan now that Strahan has chosen Alex Nation.

Update: The petition authors, who took aim at Triple J's Hottest 100 date, have announced that they will continue to keep the petition going until the ABC youth station makes clear its plans for an alternative date in the future.

James Lord, 23, of Melbourne is an avid fan of Hamish and Andy's radio show and thought for sure he could call them out if ever chosen for their prank segment. Little did he realise that the joke was on him, but how he handled it made him a legend in his heroes' eyes.

The media team for the ACT Emergency Services Agency is becoming the place to go for former Drive presenters on Mix 106.3.

The ABC is not supposed to care about ratings, but they'll be relieved at the latest radio numbers anyway, with FM station Triple J even beating big-name commercial stations.

They were a married couple in Love my Way; now the two popular actors are back on screen together as doctors. Is love in the air again? Wyllie is saying nothing.

Pretending to tell the truth under the gaze of Lee Mack and David Mitchell should replace the law system.

TV audiences can take their pick of new creative riches thanks to the surge in original output from Netflix and other streaming media.

It's no surprise Piper has found herself in the midst of more trouble, saying she no longer feels "safe" at Litchfield.

After a 58 year run, the TV awards night proves it's still got something to give.

Best Bits tries its best to dress up as a proper panel show rather than a new frontier in the eternal quest to discover the cheapest television show ever made.

Surely the time of Grey's Anatomy has passed. Haven't we, as a viewing community, moved on from our brief yet passionate love affair with poorly written medical soap opera?

New drive show host will come from the ABC after Marcus Paul quit suddenly this week.

"I was told that I had to go today," says 2CC host Marcus Paul.

Two Australian journalists detained in Malaysia for trying to question the Prime Minister Najib Razak have left the country.

Kyle Sandilands and Jackie (Jackie O) Henderson have left daylight between themselves and their FM breakfast rivals with a stellar showing in the first ratings period of the year.

While radio ratings can be fickle - particularly with the first survey of a new year - the size of the audience slide for Fox in both the Drive and Breakfast slots is unusual.

• Just Doh! it

The Simpsons live? Yes, it's really happening

'Tea means everything to me,' says Nelly, and really, where can a conversation go after someone says something like that?

North QLD miners Alex and Gareth had very little lava in their lava cake, but the attention was all on Jessica.

• Staying put

Kyle Sandilands has flatly ruled out returning to stuttering rival 2Day FM, amid reports Austereo is lining up a $20m bid to lure him and Jackie Henderson (Jackie O) back to their former home

A fired-up actor Samuel Johnson uses spotlight of his Australia Day Honour to demand more government funding for breast cancer research.  

• COMMENT

I know we should just ignore him but I can't look away from the damage Mark Latham is doing