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On August 7, 1974, a young Frenchman named Philippe Petit pulled off "the artistic crime of the century"
If there was a poll on Australia's most recognisable bum, True Blood's Ryan Kwanten would get a mention for effort
The new Aussie drama Spirited shows a fresh side to Claudia Karvan, and later, modern gay relationships.
Long-running soap Neighbours is finally stepping out of the closet with an openly-gay character in the pipeline
ABC2's taken the bit between its teeth and decided to air HBO’s Deadwood – already shown in Australia on Foxtel
There’s a week-long episode menu and plenty of specials to mark the finale of this high-rating dish
The most controversial and unconventional awards show is back. Expect plenty of gaffes, outbursts and Kanye West moments
Four Scots soldiers have just returned to the UK after a tour of duty in Iraq in Gary: Tank Commander
Buff burly boys take centre stage in the new period action drama, Spartacus, writes Nate Micó
This touching series is shining a light on love in modern Australia, writes Nate Mico
It’s federal election time which means open season for satirists and comedians, writes Nate Micó
What is there left to say about the BBC and its nature programs, especially those with the legendary David Attenborough?
