Two of the former Fox News star's celebrity guests have spoken out against the host after their respective appearances.

It began in Home Beautiful territory but ended up looking like The Hunger Games as the suitors tried to prove their manliness to Sophie.

A leaked document suggests Ten's workers and programs are under threat. But is it accurate?

Golden Globe winning drama Party of Five is reportedly set to be remade with a modern twist.

Saturday Night Live's "Resident Young Person" Pete Davidson revealed Monday he's been diagnosed with borderline personality disorder.

There was a hint of romance between Sophie and Luke as tension between Jarrod and Sam bunny-boiled over, but what was up with the rose ceremony?

The former Victorian premier and Seven board member has been forced into an embarrassing backdown on social media.

For workaholic Mindy Kaling, it's been a whirlwind year.

Murder is forever, and apparently so is TV's obsession with the 1980s.

Young journalist Amy Taeuber thought she'd landed the dream job in Seven's Adelaide newsroom.

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By Channel Nine's standards, Today has lost the year to Sunrise. So why isn't Seven crowing?

Coverage is just not cricket head

With stunning effects, and darker, longform storytellng, the new chapter of Star Trek owes more to Ridley Scott than Scotty.

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A Current Affair reporter Ben McCormack has pleaded guilty to two child porn offences.

Why bring back Curb Your Enthusiasm back for a ninth season after a hiatus of six years? Why not, says creator and star Larry David.

A Seven Network cadet lost her job at the TV station soon after she made a complaint of sexual harassment about an older male reporter.

Professor Emma Johnston examines the staff of the Great Barrier Reef in Catalyst

Empty-nesters on NSW's Central Coast decide whether to stay or sell up in Love It Or List It Australia.

Sports fans and celebrity watchers are gearing up for a big week, with both the NRL and AFL seasons reaching their climax this weekend.

I'm actually really excited about Seven's new show Cannonball, and I'll tell you why: because I've been watching old episodes of It's A Knockout and I've identified exactly what Australian television is missing. I mean the real It's A Knockout, the  '80s one, not the reboot with HG Nelson and Charli from Hi-5, which suffered from chronic underspending and being shot in Malaysia. From the looks of things, Cannonball is going to bring us the genuine old Knockout spirit: a huge arena, roaring crowds, overexcited commentary, fiendishly difficult, yet still reasonably ridiculous challenges, and an overall atmosphere of hyperactive silliness.

Our pick of what's showing on the small screen this week.

It's Celebrity Splash! without celebrities and a dull thud instead instead of a splash.

A TV masterpiece, Transparent continues to explore the lives of a family deeply immersed in transition.

The Mist joins a long-line of films and TV shows based on the works of Stephen King.