Best shows to watch on TV and streaming this week
Aussie rock band Cold Chisel celebrates a massive milestone and turns back the clock with a killer live set; and Logie-winner Asher Keddie shines in homegrown dramedy Strife.
Aussie rock band Cold Chisel celebrates a massive milestone and turns back the clock with a killer live set; and Logie-winner Asher Keddie shines in homegrown dramedy Strife.
Australian actor Geraldine Viswanathan reveals why she had to move to the US to get the parts she wanted – including in Marvel’s hugely anticipated Thunderbolts.
From Nicole Kidman’s brilliantly bonkers Nine Perfect Strangers to a Bono documentary, these are some of the streaming highlights you can’t miss this month.
Amanda Keller’s music documentary The Piano is a joyful delight, while the guys from the Inspired Unemployed take their unique brand of idiocy to the world.
It’s a week of farewells with the stunning second and final season of Star Wars spin-off Andor and one of the best British TV detectives of recent years gets a fitting send-off.
The Last of Us star Bella Ramsey explains the downsides of fame – and gives an insight into their close friendship with co-star Pedro Pascal.
Ahead of The White Lotus finale, Patrick Schwarzenegger opens up about what it was really like on set – and why he’s stepping out of his famous father’s shadow.
As comfortable in a riotously silly comedy as he was flying a fighter plane or playing a rock god, here’s some of Val Kilmer’s finest moments on screen.
Tom Hardy packs a punch as a hardman fixer in Guy Ritchie’s MobLand; and The White Lotus whodunit will finally be revealed in the season finale.
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.
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