Apollo open to being Ten's 2018 Bachelor
He might have had his heart crushed on national television, but Queensland magician Apollo is willing to go through it all again if it means another shot at finding love
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Broede Carmody
Broede Carmody is an entertainment reporter at Fairfax Media.
Kit Harington's new BBC drama Gunpowder shocks viewers
A new BBC drama starring Kit Harington has left some Brits clutching their pearls - or worse, struggling to hold down their dinner - thanks to some grisly execution scenes that make Game of Thrones seem tame.
Wahlberg has prayed for forgiveness over Boogie Nights
We've all done something we regret.
New Zealand High Court awards Eminem $530,000
New Zealand's High Court has awarded Eminem $535,000 in damages after the country's National party was found to have breached the US rapper's copyright.
Scott Cam apologises for Shaynna Blaze insult
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.
AC/DC's George Young dead at 70
AC/DC said in a statement the band would not exist without George Young's "help and guidance".
Clerks director to give Weinstein film profits to charity
American director Kevin Smith has promised to give away any future profits from his Harvey Weinstein films after The New York Times unearthed decades of alleged predatory behaviour.
Lupita Nyong'o accuses Harvey Weinstein of harassment
Award-winning actress Lupita Nyong'o has joined the chorus of women accusing disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein of sexual harassment.
Bachelorette evictee's emotional essay
There's one thing juicier than watching people's hearts get crushed on national television.
Pussycat Dolls rubbish 'prostitution ring' claims
The Pussycat Dolls have refuted claims their chart-topping pop group was essentially a "prostitution ring".
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