Television

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

There's so much new TV coming out all the time, but there are also amazing shows coming back for more, and we couldn't be happier. From The Bear to The Boys, here are the shows returning for highly anticipated seasons this month.

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

Martin Mull appeared in beloved roles such as private eye Gene Parmesan on Arrested Development and would be nominated for an Emmy in 2016 for a guest turn on Veep as Bob Bradley. 

Actor Ryan Moloney plans to move behind the scenes as a director on Neighbours, with his beloved character Jarrod "Toadie" Rebecchi leaving the show after 30 years. 

It might be hard to believe but Spicks and Specks is almost 20 years old. As the new season of the beloved musical quiz show hits screens we look back at some of the up-and-comers featured over the years.

A 37-year-old man plotted to abduct, rape and murder one of Britain's most popular TV personalities, Holly Willoughby, a court has been told. 

The ABC has received 51 nominations, one of the highest tallies ever for the public broadcaster.

Skip your 1,000th re-watch of Friends and instead use these TV shows and films to ease your sickly little heart.

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

Olivia went on Australia's biggest show to find love, but lost almost everything. She says she got a "villain edit" — so do they exist?

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.

In a statement, Sydney-based crime reporter Robert Ovadia tells the ABC he had been fired after 23 years with the network.

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.

Australian mini-series Exposure explores the "total rage and desperation" of a sexual assault survivor, inspired by true events.

Get your buzzers ready, music fans — it's Spicks and Specks trivia time!

The disgraced music mogul was awarded the honour last September, but has now returned the key following a request from New York City mayor Eric Adams.

The unhinged deep-dive into US renaissance fair subculture you didn't know you needed, plus four more new-to-streaming shows to watch this month.

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

The book and then the film of Ladies in Black have been roaring successes. Now the women of the Goodes department store are back, taking on the challenges of 1960s Sydney.

Irish fire crews who raced to reports of an emergency at a Dublin hotel were surprised to find Happy Days star Henry Winkler among the chaos outside. 

The show's longest-serving host will finish up in December this year.

The peer-reviewed study found Neighbours fans felt a high level of grief emotions associated with the end of the series, and they had difficulty accepting that it had ended.

The leap from real life to the screen can be messy and content creators can find themselves in hot water in pursuit of 'real-life' storytelling. 

The Acolyte is the first Star Wars production to have a female showrunner. It also stars South Korean movie star and Squid Game lead Lee Jung-jae, taking on his first English-language role.