After 12 seasons Keeping Up with the Kardashians has been put on hiatus following Kim Kardashian's robbery at gunpoint.

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Its fans adore it – but now, white people have accused Luke Cage of 'reverse racism'.

Two decades after Bart vs. Australia, Matt Groening reflects on satire, social commentary and the politics of offending people.

Ready for Takeoff ine, 7.30pm

One of the Working Dog team responds to online chatter that its new animated series resembles another hit series.

"I am going to be single for the rest of my life with my dad in the picture, [guys] are so scared of him," she said.

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ABC series The Code brings the hacker conspiracy action back to Canberra for its crescendo.

HBO's robo-drama Westworld premiered this week, and with its big debut came a whole heap of questions. Evan Rachel Wood, who plays host Dolores Abernathy, reveals why her character needed to be raped in the show and why that scares her.

He got his start on Australian Idol, but Shannon Noll says reality TV music shows can be dangerous for kids trying to kickstart their careers, as another Idol contestant struggles to find money for her music.

The Hairy Bikers Northern Exposure 7Two, 7.30pm

This new series follows the adman on a series of extreme, and rather punishing, adventures - ostensibly in the name of science.

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The revived series is a financial windfall for the two stars.

Netflix is getting another superhero. You just have to wait until March to meet him.

More than 20 contestants and staff say the Republican presidential nominee constantly harassed women on set.

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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.

Gus Worland fronts Man Up, the new ABC documentary about mental health issues and suicide.

British actor Martin Clunes takes in 16 of Australia's 8220 islands for a new three-part documentary series,

The final straw 1 Listening to Channel Seven's Grand Final broadcast gave us a good reason to turn off the sound completely. We could not hear Dennis Cometti for crowd noise.  Was his microphone switched on, we wondered, or had the techs done a sound check on his mic against the yelling crowd? Then there was the usual boring commentary by Bruce McAvaney, who constantly tells you what we have just seen, and stats that you don't really want to know, during an exciting match. Bouquets to Channel Nine for using the spider camera occasionally to show attacking formations in the NRL Grand Final.  John Hart, Bright 

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.