The moment fans had dared to dream of has arrived, as the storylines of The Walking Dead and its spin-off Fear the Walking Dead finally converge.

The controversial host backed lawyer Michael Cohen on air without disclosing their relationship, but Fox News says Hannity has their "full support".

Bachelor in Paradise viewers have reacted angrily after a teased "lesbian kiss", used in pre-season promos to amp up excitement for the Ten series, turned out to be a lie.

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The show recently came under fire from Communications Minister Mitch Fifield.

He's one of Australia's best interviewers. But that doesn't mean things always go to plan.

The 35-year-old actress's work on The Handmaid's Tale is a beautiful note on a stunning body of work.

Marvel's damaged but resilient superhero Jessica Jones taps the rage of the #MeToo movement.

The comedian confirmed rumours he claimed the prized possession at the star's recent Art Of Divorce auction.

The Channel 7 personality said Tracey Holmes, the reporter who aired the claims, had 'an axe to grind'.

You can hardly accuse a show that reunites its own rejects for a few weeks of partner-swapping of "jumping the shark". And yet here we are.

A billion dollars is, if my math is correct, a lot of money. Even spread over seven years, as in the latest broadcast deal struck between Cricket Australia and the combined might of Seven and Foxtel, it's a hefty bag of cash to hand over for the privilege of televising ball games. And if anything, the amount CA got for the cricket rights were a little underwhelming compared to what might have been expected a year or so ago – the news that the Australian team gets its sporting goods from the hardware store can't have helped push the price up. Yet incredibly, this colossal sum was paid for a sport that the previous broadcaster, Nine, reportedly made a loss on. So why, in an era of shrinking ad revenues and squeezed budgets, are networks still falling over themselves to shove massive bankrolls down a professional sport's g-string?

Employable Me a deserving winner; an overload of jingoism at the Commonwealth Games should have been disqualified.

When it comes to the Commonwealth Games, swimming is the undisputed king of Australian TV.

The actor's characters are both quite introverted and both very serious about what they believe - but they're opposites in what they set out to achieve.

The 57-year-old actor Antonio Banderas felt a particular connection to Picasso: the pair were born in the same city.

Saturday Night Live's Washington follies turned into a Meet the Parents reunion this week.

Thought there was no more room on the box for relationship, dating and marriage rescue operations? Think again.

It's hard not to feel nostalgic for the golden days of cricket on Nine.

HBO announced it had fixed "inappropriate disparities" earlier this week. 

If you aren’t yet acquainted with the talents of Michelle Law, you will be soon.

"There's also a third person in the room." 

Lily Sullivan is staying true to herself, following her instincts as she puts her own “wild child” stamp on the role of Miranda in the acclaimed remake of Picnic at Hanging Rock.

Plus, Foxtel locks down the cast of its highly-anticipated follow up to Secret City.

"I have to be careful here," said BBC Breakfast's Mike Bushell.