![Paul Harris, presenter of Film Buffs Forecast on RRR.](/web/20170324113226im_/http://www.smh.com.au/content/dam/images/g/v/5/0/r/p/image.related.wideLandscape.300x169.gv4zv6.png/1490346524487.jpg)
The show goes on as Triple R and Film Buffs Forecast enter 'mediation'
Saturday March 25 was meant to be the final Film Buffs Forecast, but a late intervention by a couple of industry heavyweights has given it a little longer at least.
Saturday March 25 was meant to be the final Film Buffs Forecast, but a late intervention by a couple of industry heavyweights has given it a little longer at least.
Radio personality Myf Warhurst and comedian Joel Creasey have been announced as the new hosts of SBS' Eurovision Song Contest coverage.
Simmons' reps have denied rumours that he is overweight or transitioning his gender.
On Wednesday night's episode of My Kitchen Rules, the instant restaurants made a comeback – along with the verbal tiffs between self-proclaimed 'Seafood King' Josh and his wife Amy.
The childhood fantasies of a childish president are lampooned by the Australian comedian on American TV.
Channel 9 has finally confirmed it has bought St Kilda's notorious Gatwick Hotel for an upcoming season of The Block after several months of rumours and intense speculation.
Glamour, bitchiness and humour are just the backdrop for a scathing critique of the way two screen legends were manipulated.
The twins had their vow renewal ceremonies, and only one person in Australia didn't know how at least one of them would turn out.
Away from cameras, My Kitchen Rules hosts Pete Evans and Manu Fieldel have had to speak to Broome bad boy Josh about his behaviour towards wife Amy warning that their marriage was more important than the show.
Channel Seven delayed broadcasting a program about Carl and Roberta Williams after a Supreme Court judge asked the network to wait, over concerns the story might influence jurors in an underworld murder trial.
A planned half-billion dollar cut to public television would put shows like Sesame Street at risk.
Our pick of the best of the small screen
Newton's Law has humour, wit and drama; Ian Thorpe excelled as host of the emotional Bullied.
Despite her role on Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, the soap siren is the real deal.
The daredevil TV presenter has been injured while filming the Amazon Prime series The Grand Tour with his former Top Gear colleagues.
Wil Anderson, Tom Ballard, Tom Gleeson and Judith Lucy discuss why making us laugh is more important than ever in the age of fake news and post-truths.
The new deal will put two more seasons on, securing the show until 2019.
Q&A; took a deep dive into the world of fake news. But sometimes you need to watch for the things that are left out, writes Neil McMahon.
She's the wide-eyed little Muppet with a big smile who has made it to Sesame Street. Her name is Julia and she has autism.
The first two couples have had their vow renewal ceremonies on the reality dating show.
Critics say Nikki is too lean for a weight loss show. Trainer Shannan Ponton says they should get a grip.
Neighbours fans have launched a petition to keep the soap on British television after it was reported that its future could be in jeopardy.
Where others see junk and discards, Lawrie Voutier sees value and human spirit.
Disability is a central theme of the new US sitcom Speechless.
Low ratings for the "kinder" version of Ten's weight-loss reality show are a sobering reflection on why we once watched.
Search pagination
Save articles for later.
Subscribe for unlimited access to news. Login to save articles.
Return to the homepage by clicking on the site logo.