Grover is now a reporter. Journalists aren’t optimistic it will last
New York Times: Human reporters predict the furry Muppet’s new gig will be short lived.
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The much loved British sitcom is returning 5 years after a dramatic cliffhanger.
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Staff at the top-rating Three show were told not to come in amid 'recruitment slowdown'.
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Rugby in New Zealand has no option but to recalibrate its broadcast strategy.
Kevin Costner's baffling $327m 'passion project'
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Disney, Warner and Fox join forces for sports streaming venture
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Bridgerton gets hearts pumping with new teaser
It’s been a long wait for Bridgerton fans but Netflix has given a look at season three.
'When I started ...it was nothing to do with money': Why Gordon Ramsay isn’t going anywhere
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'I was really hurt': Calista Flockhart addresses anorexia rumours as she returns to TV
New York Times: The Ally McBeal star takes on the darker, dagger-like role in Feud.
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A Bunnings store in NZ has suddenly changed its name, and parents are wild over it.
Netflix reveals new Harry and Meghan projects
A television series and film adaptation are part of the Sussexes' $163m deal.
Beckhams roast themselves in hilarious new commercial
The couple recreated a hilarious moment from David Beckham's Netflix documentary.
Game show contestant 'robbed' of $65.5k prize
Livid fans claim a player was robbed of a large sum after giving a correct answer.
A Living Hell: Apartment Disasters Series 2 trailer
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With Masters of the Air, a 10-year dream lifts off
New York Times: New series from Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks an heir Band of Brothers.
Amazon's Prime Video the latest streamer to hike its NZ pricing
Still the cheapest but not nearly as light on your wallet.
Battle of the breakfast shows: Who won in the ratings?
Both morning shows have returned for another year with new hosts.
Here comes the bride! First look at Jack Tame and Mava Moayyed's nuptials
The media power couple have shared photos from their second wedding celebration.
Six ways to spot a liar, according to the experts
Telegraph: Someone giving you a shady vibe? Watch out for these behaviours.
Slow Horses' Jack Lowden: We're the Del Boy and Rodney of MI5
Times: How a very British spy drama has turned into a global hit.
Antiques Road Trip presenters left stunned as $17 statue makes history
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Karl Puschmann: Nicole Kidman brings every parent’s nightmare to life in new drama Expats
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The Chase’s Bradley Walsh mortified by surprise confrontation
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Then and now: Revisiting the Sopranos’ New Jersey 25 years later
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Clive Owen on masculinity, making it and why stepping into Humphry Bogart’s shoes was ‘dangerous’
Clive Owen tackles iconic detective role as Sam Spade in thrilling Monsieur Spade series.