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The Crown star’s new dark role
The applause for Vanessa Kirby, who won the critics over as Princess Margaret in The Crown, has continued for her brand new Netflix role.
Young Aussie star rises after quitting school for acting
After quitting school for her TV role, young star Milly Alcock was ready for Hollywood – until COVID hit. But you can’t keep this star down.
Andy Lee is game for new show, The Cube
It’s a huge hit in the UK, now Channel 10 are bringing The Cube to Aussie audiences with funnyman Andy Lee to host.
Neighbours star’s surprise lockdown low
Neighbours star Jacinta Stapleton found a unique way out of the tough restrictions – returning to the same role she played 20 years ago.
AACTA Award nominees voted by you
In a year when TV viewers took control of the remote more than ever before, the AACTA awards turned voting over to you. Now your nominees can be revealed.
‘Yeah f**k it!’: Star’s fear of luck running out
Shaking off her Disney roots has been easy for actor and singer, Zendaya. But the star fears it could all end tomorrow.
‘The joke is on him’: Kaley’s killer show
Big Bang Theory superstar Kaley Cuoco reveals what she thinks of a critic who dismissed her hot new show The Flight Attendant, as it drops today with a unique release schedule.
Bluey gets some cute competition on ABC
Move over Bluey, the ABC will call on a new pack of cute puppies to pull viewers in 2021, with the public broadcaster turning its lens on bush life to transform its TV slate.
Rusty and Nicole’s new lead roles
Russell Crowe and Nicole Kidman have long been king and queen of Australian TV and film. Now, they have a new gig together.
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