'Is there something missing?': Wake in Fright director on TV remake
His film shocked audiences on its release, so maybe it is fitting that Ted Kotcheff should be taken aback by the idea it would be remade for TV
His film shocked audiences on its release, so maybe it is fitting that Ted Kotcheff should be taken aback by the idea it would be remade for TV
Oscars might be nice, but TV is where the dough's at – especially for Hollywood's biggest names.
Viewers, including Stanley Kubrick's daughter Vivian, have said they're boycotting the show.
Former 60 Minutes reporter Ray Martin will host a Prime7 program on ice addiction in regional Australia.
The first full trailer of Netflix's Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events, released today, reveals a delightfully quirky take on the story of the Baudelaire children who lose their parents in a mysterious fire.
After roles in musicals such as Grease, Hair, Ghost and Legally Blonde, Rob Mills is moving to Ramsay Street.
Supporters of President-elect Donald Trump are using online retailer Amazon to attack Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly through harsh reviews of her new book.
A major exhibition dedicated to the claymation creations of Aardman will arrive in Melbourne next year.
While discussing her new book, the Fox News host warned fellow journalists to remain vigilant while covering Mr Trump’s White House.
The writers behind the hit ABC series have revealed their plans for an Indian Jones-style trilogy.
The seismic changes in Brisbane's radio scene continue, with former breakfast radio king Spencer Howson stepping down from the breakfast slot.
As Brisbane awakens to the realisation there's just weeks remaining of Spencer Howson's dulcet tones to wake up to on 612 ABC, thoughts now turn to who will replace him next year.
Before you get too excited, the First Dates' breakout star says he's still 'looking for someone' and he's not about to give up his 'trademark' lines.
The ABC is making major changes to its radio line-up next year, with iconic Classic FM host Margaret Throsby ending daily broadcasting and former News Corp Australia chief executive Kim Williams joining the public broadcaster as a regular presenter.
Khloe Kardashian's new reality series, Revenge Body, is styled on a cross between US shows The Biggest Loser and Extreme Makeover.
Our pick of what's on the small screen this week
A groundbreaking report has put both a cultural and an economic value on Australia's screen industry.
Garry Lyon will return to television in 2017, on Footy Classified but not The Footy Show.
SBS is ramping up its message of diversity and says it has a role in a "unifying" force in television in Australia.
Brendan Dassey, who featured in the Netflix documentary Making a Murderer, looks set to walk out of jail any day now after judge ruling.
While all around him people are having their minds changed by their encounters with Aboriginal Australia, the One Nation co-founder remains steadfast.
Westworld and Divorce among several series to get further seasons.
French drama Spiral is a revelation and an antidote to American police shows.
"How the f--- did we get here, and what the f--- do we do now?," the British host asked on the season finale of Last Week Tonight.
In Australia, we mostly know the grim side of the OJ Simpson story. But the first part of this five-episode doc paints a very different picture of the man.
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