Comedian, writer and the self-described "herpes" of the radio world, Em Rusciano, is back on Australia's airwaves after a strong Sydney breakfast debut.

In these uncertain times, it's comforting to know spinoffs aren't going away any time soon - especially when it involves television's most-loved theoretical physicist.

Audience for reality TV star's presidential inauguration falls a quarter behind Obama's.

Trump took to the stage today in the space he finds most comfortable, playing the star of the show.

Ferrer's cousin George Clooney and Twin Peaks co-star Kyle MacLachlan were among those leading tributes to the late actor.

Could she be the rocket needed to fire up the "poisoned chalice" slot yet to recover from the departure of Kyle and Jackie O in 2013?

Richard Finlayson, the director of ABC TV, has announced his departure from the national broadcaster after three years in the job.

It was a battle of the egos on Thursday night, with Steve Price questioning both Christopher Pyne's morality and intelligence.

The Gold Logie winner will team up with Tommy Little to co-host a new hour-long afternoon radio show on the Hit Network.

A+ prank, well trolled.

Former US Today show host Katie Couric tackles the gender revolution in new documentary.

If conditions on Married at First Sight weren't tough already, the stakes have been taken to an all new level in 2017.

US studio CBS says Star Trek: Discovery will not meet its planned May launch date.

"I don't know when its going to air," producer Dick Wolf has conceded.

It is one of its most ambitious undertakings yet, but NatGeo People tackles the complex issue of gender with compelling warmth and balance.

"Legen-wait for it-dary" for all the wrong reasons.

In this exclusive interview, TV hit-maker Shonda Rhimes insists that neither gender nor race are obstacles to her brilliant career.

Our pick of what's showing on the small screen

Televison shows used to jump the shark, but will The Arrangement be the first show to jump the couch?

America's Fox network tries to replicate the success of MKR, substituting vaudevillian heroes and villains for celebrities.

It's seemingly one of the perils of their particular trade for the actors on The Walking Dead. 

He is the surrogate granddad for millions of strangers and there are few places in the world he has not been. While age is starting to slow him, his latest series is the most sophisticated nature program ever filmed.

"There is no fake tan left in Ireland."

Not even the most prescient TV show, Homeland, could foresee the events taking place in America right now.