Red Symons has come under fire following an interview with an ABC Radio podcaster, in which he asked the host if she was "yellow" and "What's the deal with Asians?".

Streaming services such as Netflix and Stan could soon be subjected to Australian content quotas.

The bat signal lit up LA's town hall on Thursday night in tribute to legendary Batman actor Adam West.

The Prime Minister, Malcolm Turnbull, joined the worldwide lampooning of US President Donald Trump, roasting him over fake polls and having "a Russian guy" as a helper.

Employees at the embattled broadcaster fear for their future.

Focus on the cost of US content is magnificent financial theatre, but distracts from the real challenges ahead for Ten.

The internet sends #FixNetworkTen viral with some helpful advice.

A few years into his YouTube singing career, before his popularity peaked, some of Austin Jones' young fans began to accuse him of strange things.

• ANALYSIS

Yes, you can still watch MasterChef. But you might see big changes down the track.

American sitcom Broad City is fighting back against Donald Trump not by joking about his presidency, but by censoring his name altogether.

The 47-year-old star of Private Eyes says "my second act has been much better than my first".

Robert Irwin might be a little too Australian for US TV viewers.

"Oh Bryan, we've missed your smile in this kitchen. It's been an emptier place."

• COMMENT

Ten is in financial crisis. But cutting news is not the answer.

Doctor Who is now lurching through its 10th season with a sort of reinvented brilliance.

Fans of Sons and Daughters star are digging deep to help her relocate for her craft.

With S-Town racking up 16 million downloads in it's first week, breaking the record for the most popular podcast ever, it's about time everyone hopped on the bandwagon. Here are 10 of the best to get you started.

• Letters

David Stratton is dedicated and passionate in documenting Australia's cinematic history.

Season four of Bachelor in Paradise has been suspended indefinitely after alleged misconduct on set.

Shaun Micallef is still the greatest comedic mind Australia has produced.

Yep, that sounds about right.

House Rules contestants Aaron and Daniella faced losing their newly renovated home when Cyclone Debbie struck.

Australians fancy themselves as a brave and hardy bunch, famously home to more things that can kill you than any other land on earth.  But as we were reminded on Monday's Q&A;, there are limits. 

• Q+A

Claims of Russian influence in US election focus attention on veteran director's new series.