From Star Wars to zombies: Top shows to stream in April
Some of the best shows of the last decade – including Star Wars spin-off Andor, award-winning comedy Hacks and zombie hit The Last Of Us – are returning to our screens in April.
Some of the best shows of the last decade – including Star Wars spin-off Andor, award-winning comedy Hacks and zombie hit The Last Of Us – are returning to our screens in April.
The Australian star addresses her divorce from Sacha Baron Cohen and explains why she is putting herself first, as she reveals her next Hollywood role.
Best-selling Aussie author Liane Moriarty finally gets a homegrown TV adaptation with The Last Anniversary, while the crazy-brave survivalists are back for more pain in Alone Australia.
It’s all about the documentaries this week, with a thought-provoking look at the state of rugby league, Tom Hanks’ nature spectacular and magician David Blaine putting his life on the line.
Nearly two years after the character said goodbye, Jason Sudeikis has confirmed he’s bringing Ted Lasso back for another season of his feel-good, Emmy-winning comedy hit.
Ahead of another trip to Australia, multi-million-selling UK singer-songwriter David Gray reveals how he learned to embrace his past and love his biggest hits again.
The dark and disturbing dominate this week, with a gritty real-time drama and a couple of drug-related thrillers — and then there’s Meghan, Duchess of Sussex’s new lifestyle show.
Taskmaster star Dave Hughes has revealed how he feels about Kyle Sandilands and the harsh reality of commercial radio.
It’s a festival of sport for the beginning of football season, with a quality documentary on the enigmatic Craig Bellamy and an underdog sports comedy billed as Ted Lasso meets Succession.
Between Meghan’s long-awaited lifestyle show and the eagerly anticipated return of a cancelled Marvel superhero, the March streaming options are well worth the wait.
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