There was a rare moment of unity on the Insiders couch on Sunday morning.

Actress Meghan Markle has quit the hit TV drama Suits, a UK paper reports.

Foxtel's remake of Picnic At Hanging Rock is an early hit at the annual TV market.

Established names win major awards, while men dominate the AM categories.

Communications minister Mitch Fifield has demanded the ABC reveal the names and pay packets of everyone earning more than $200,000 per annum.

Amazon has suspended top entertainment executive Roy Price and says it's reviewing its options for current projects with the Weinstein Company.

The axe has fallen on ABC program The Book Club after longtime host Jennifer Byrne decided to farewell the public broadcaster.

Sophie Monk has hit out at The Bachelorette's latest evictee Sam, accusing him of lying and saying he made her feel "uncomfortable" on the show.

Plus, Fremantle Media has struck a new deal with British broadcaster Channel 5 for is long-running drama Neighbours.

The eight-hour drama based on the true crime of LA's Menendez brothers will change your perspective on its outcome, promises producer Dick Wolf.

The comedians who brought you The Chaser's War on Everything are returning to commercial radio for the first time in 11 years.

On Thursday's episode, a new frontrunner emerged.

Network Ten has been left without its slate of hit US programs following stalled negotiations with 21st Century Fox.

It's petting time at the zoo as Sophie dresses everyone in onesies and animal instinct comes to the fore.

Griffin was sacked from the program earlier this year in the wake of a photo scandal in which she was pictured holding a replica of the bloodied head of US president Donald Trump.

The iPhone maker plans to release a remake of Steven Spielberg's science fiction series "Amazing Stories,'' according to a source working with the tech giant.

With its new documentary on the last INXS frontman, Channel Seven is again spreading its hoped-for Hutchence stardust over two evenings.

Nine has revealed its programming line-up for the new year.

The cut-throat world of commercial radio has been laid bare by former presenter Maz Compton.

Jericho, a 25-year-old flight attendant from Victoria, has been named the Sole Survivor by an eight-panel jury of his fellow competitors and takes home $500,000.

A Game of Thrones actor has hinted at the intense security measures HBO has put in place to protect season eight's scripts.

Kate Stevenson is great radio talent; can we have rules for Supercars commentators?

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

Michelle Dockery, famed for her Downton Abbey role, finds it takes a while to 'detox' from playing her very different character in the series Good Behaviour.