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Debbie SchippDigital News Director

Debbie Schipp is the Daily Telegraph’s Digital News Director, with a background as a sports writer, editor and columnist and TV writer, editor and columnist, and in print and digital production.

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EMBARGOED to Nov 1, 2015. TV Guides first use: Joel Creasey. Supplied by Channel Ten

‘I’m the Taylor Swift of comedy’

AFTER gaining fans from his jungle time, Joel Creasey’s new TV show sees him joking about his similarities to another leggy blonde who can’t keep a man.

Movies

EMBARGOED to Nov 1, 2015. TV Guides first use: Rachel Griffiths. Supplied by SBS

‘I was so unrecognisable’

BEFORE hosting the World Movies’ 20-year birthday movie marathon, Rachel Griffiths reveals the movie she did that she barely recognises herself in.

For Switched On December 31 DO NOT USE BEFORE THEN. Graham Norton New Year's Eve special

Graham Norton on that glass of wine

GRAHAM Norton has had a glass of wine on every episode of his comedy chat show since its inception in 2007. But have you seen him take a sip?

For SWITCHED ON October 21, 2015. Nicki Wendt as Catherine Dugdale in The Ex-PM. Picture supplied

‘I bed three men in six episodes’

NICKI Wendt is pleased with her strike rate as the riotous former first lady on ABC’s The Ex-PM and admits it’s the most fun she has had on TV.

EMBARGOED to October 11, 2015. Sunday TV Guides COVER. Matt Moran and Maggie Beer for The Great Australian Bake Off. Picture: Sam Ruttyn

Great Australian Bake Off ignites

CHEF Matt Moran and cook Maggie Beer add sweetness and bite to the new version of The Great Australian Bake Off, based on the UK smash hit.

Embargoed to October 11, 2015, Sunday TV Guides first use. Brad Cooper executive produces and makes a guest appearance in the TV version of Limitless. Picture: Supplied by Channel Ten

Bradley Cooper’s love of Limitless

HOLLYWOOD star Bradley Cooper liked Limitless, the 2011 movie he starred in so much, he is executive producer of the TV spin-off and also appears.

EMBARGOED FOR SUNDAY TV GUIDE FIRST USE ONLY: OCT 4. Justine Theroux in season two of The Leftovers. Picture: Supplied

Justin’s next gig after marrying Jen

TIGHT-LIPPED about his wedding to Jennifer Aniston, Justin Theroux tells of his next TV venture after after their romantic honeymoon.

Miranda Otto, NIDA Foundation Trust Gala dinner, Kensington. Picture by DAMIAN SHAW

Aussie star’s ‘ballsy’ Homeland role

AUSTRALIAN actress Miranda Otto is joining the next series of popular US show Homeland — and as a CIA station chief, she’ll pull no punches.

Reality

Should Spelling Bee be on earlier?

AS The Great Australian Spelling Bee reaches its finals, Channel Ten is considering a plea from families to move it to an earlier child-friendly timeslot.

MBARGOED to Sept 6, 2015. Sunday TV Guides first use. New Home and Away addition Reece Milne, who joins the show as 'Tank'. Picture supplied Channel Seven

Meet Summer Bay’s new bad boy

JUST when you thought it was safe to go into the water, another bad boy washes up on the beach in Seven’s hit drama Home and Away.

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