Comedy (Humour)

All aboard with the strong-willed captain of Below Deck: Mediterranean for a rapid-fire round of questions, silly and serious.

Back again, I see, and clearly with something to prove. Let's see if that confidence is misguided. 

After being arrested in the Hamptons last week, the pop singer has resumed his world tour.

A multi-generational storytelling night held each month in Melbourne and Sydney invites women to share stories on topics ranging from My Best Mistake: Stories of Wrongs That Went Right to the upcoming salon Coming of Age: Stories of Wising Up. Audiences say they walk away feeling inspired.

Oh, I see — you're back with your tail between your legs after last week's abysmal effort.

It's hard to imagine another actor playing Kramer. Michael Richards owned the Seinfeld character in such a way he found it difficult to convince the industry he could play any other parts once the show wrapped up. Richards takes readers behind the scenes of the popular sitcom in his memoir Entrances and Exits.

He's the "nice guy" of stand-up comedy who's dominated our screen hosting Spicks And Specks. But Adam Hills is also a star athlete, spiritual man, and big music fan.

You're back to make up for last week's pitiful attempt? Let's see what you've got.

Welcome back for another week of embarrassment! Oops, I meant humiliation.

Everyone's favourite music quiz show is back, and host Adam Hills says we're in for an eclectic mix of talent this time around.

Rhys Nicholson, Cameron James, Geraldine Quinn, Wil Anderson and Nath Valvo unpack why Australian comedy is making an unexpected turn towards the earnest.

Reflecting on how TV has evolved since the demise of the variety genre on Australian screens — and that's not necessarily a bad thing.

Wollongong actor and reality television star Michael Theo has landed his first major production, playing a character inspired by him in a new comedy drama called Austin.

Artist Celeste Mountjoy, aka Filthyratbag, processes her break-up through the power of art on the premiere episode of ABC TV's new arts show, The Art Of…

Oh, you're back? Something to prove after last week's effort? Let's see what you've got. 

Em Rusciano burst onto the national stage as an advocate for ADHD women. But when she asked a doctor to investigate autism, it was a flat-out no. Ahead of a national tour, she shares the reality of being a late-diagnosed neurodivergent, perimenopausal woman.

A judge in the US state of Michigan was surprised when a defendant appeared for his remote court hearing while behind the wheel.

Back again I see? It seems like you've got something to prove. Well, let's see what you've got.

Adam Farquharson just wanted to ride his giant 407-kilogram pumpkin down the river for a laugh, but ended up going viral and for two weeks became internet famous.

Think you could beat a Hard Quiz contestant? Prove it. Let's play, HARD!

I've just finished several months spending time with some of Australia's most prolific and distinctive creatives, and I reckon we can all use a few of the lessons they've shared, no matter what our lives look like.

Still trying to convince people you can beat my quiz? Let's see if you can.

His shows have evolved from pulling doves out of a hat to iconic antics like eating fire and climbing onto the roof of a moving car. And at 78, the self-proclaimed "skinniest magician in Australia" is still entertaining crowds.

Back again, I see! I'd say I'm impressed but we both know it takes more than that. Get ready to play, HARD.

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