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Donald Trump 'constantly demeaned women' on The Apprentice
More than 20 contestants and staff say the Republican presidential nominee constantly harassed women on set.
More than 20 contestants and staff say the Republican presidential nominee constantly harassed women on set.
Presto will soon close - but what does that mean for Foxtel?
Michael Palin says he and the other members of the Monty Python comedy troupe will rally around Terry Jones as he battles dementia.
The revival of UK hit series Cold Feet will warm hearts.
With reality singing competitions all about the judges now, Seven will be hoping for more sparks to fly.
At eight-years-old, Rose Cox's path through her childhood and into adult life took a sharp turn.
Sherlock star Benedict Cumberbatch has hinted the next series of Sherlock could be the last.
Westworld is a male fantasy where women are objects (albeit androids) to be raped, maimed, and killed by the wealthy.
Australian TV and radio personality Ernie Sigley has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease.
Viewers took to social media to air grievances with Daily Mail journalist Nick Pisa, who admitted to not double-checking facts when writing about the murder.
It's been the year for sports grand finals, with Nine network enjoying a similar gloat as Seven over its AFL ratings, since the NRL showdown between Melbourne Storm and Cronulla Sharks reaped the biggest city audience it's ever had.
Between The Wrong Girl and The Bachelorette it's a big month on Network Ten for an Australian woman's right to choose. Both series – a comic drama and a reality romance respectively – have 20-something female protagonists who can't decide, and they each turn on the choice of which man might somehow magically complete them. "Will she find Mr. Right?" asks the outdoor advertising for The Wrong Girl, but the slogan is equally reductive on either show.
Alec Baldwin nailed Donald Trump in the parody everyone is talking about on the season premiere of SNL but the actor is just the latest in a long line of impersonators.
Television has basically decided that there are three occupations that can be turned into competitive reality programs: cooking, singing, and renovating.
UK Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson has praised controversial television host Jeremy Clarkson for advancing British influence around the world.
No debating: Alec Baldwin stole the show in his new role as Donald Trump when Saturday Night Live spoofed the recent presidential debate.
Seven network's coverage of this year's AFL Grand Final has amassed the highest television ratings for the match since Seven took back screening rights in 2007.
British filmmaker Louis Theroux has spoken of his uncomfortable interviews with the victims of Jimmy Savile after failing to expose the entertainer as a sexual predator during the making of a documentary 16 years ago.
The creators of The Castle, Utopia and Have You Been Paying Attention, have created a primetime adult animation.
The US network The CW has commissioned a remake of Dynasty, the 1980s prime time soap opera which defined the excesses of that decade.
A new miniseries starring Matthew Le Nevez reveals the triumphs and turmoil of an Australian sporting hero.
Cruel TV judges used to win ratings - but that formula has grown stale. What does this mean for The X Factor's Iggy Azalea?
The 58-year-old actor and comedian might have been handed one the most important roles of his career: playing Donald Trump on Saturday Night Live.
Rhys Chilton is using The Bachelorette as a means to get over his failed marriage.
It would be a match made in reality TV heaven if Keira Maguire gets her way with Sam Johnston.
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