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

Jude would hate the attention that her passing away has caused. She would loathe it. And that's partly why it's come as a shock to so many people.

Scott Cam has asked The Block fans to forgive him after he jokingly called one of his fellow cast members a "bitch" on national television.

Justin Timberlake will return to the Super Bowl halftime show next year, 14 years after one of the pop star's most notorious live performances on that same stage.

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In the midst of a brutal campaign, it is tempting to wonder: where are the better angels of our nature? They're with Magda Szubanski, writes Neil McMahon.

Veteran Australian actor Judith McGrath has died at the age of 70.

The VHS store is still a source of indelible images.

UK comedian Bradley Walsh's acting credits include Coronation Street and Law & Order: UK.

Almost a week after revealing she'd be jumping ship to Network Ten, Lisa Wilkinson has finally addressed her shock departure from Nine's Today.

Plus, the most intriguing new TV shows coming out of the annual Mipcom content market in Cannes, France.

Sean Penn and Netflix are fighting over a documentary series that will become available early Friday, with a lawyer for Penn saying in a letter to the streaming service that it is "hereby on notice that blood will be on their hands if this film causes bodily harm".

Young women support the TV presenter's pay equity fight – but say their own struggles require different remedies.

He's had a taste with Saturday Night Live, but the starring role in this Jamie Foxx-inspired comedy could be his springboard to the big time.

Plus, Foxtel's remake of Picnic at Hanging Rock makes a splash on the world stage securing a sale to France.

"I am truly sorry for causing so much pain, and I hope you can all forgive me."

Hometown week brings out the drama.

Actress Lena Headey has shared her own story of being victimised in Hollywood.

There's one thing juicier than watching people's hearts get crushed on national television.

Tracey Spicer says she will name the "long-term offenders" of sexual harassment in Australia's media industry.

The creative genius behind The Footy Show and the Matty Johns Show is about return to Channel Nine.

Lisa Wilkinson has lanced a boil on much more than the appalling gender pay gap.

Comedian Dave Hughes was so shocked by the difference in pay between him and his long-time radio co-host Kate Langbroek that he took a pay cut to ensure she would get parity, it's been revealed.

Tectonic shifts in Australia's media landscape, along with the Weinstein scandal, are driving industry chatter at the annual TV market Mipcom in Cannes.

For Erin Molan, Tuesday's announcement was almost a reluctant coup.