Tonight on Home & Away.. Chris tells Indi to look into clinics for research for cancer patients and that she needs a private investigate. Dex is annoyed that the family is asking him about the meeting. Sid is concerned about Indi. Roo & Harvey tells Spencer that Maddy wants to talk and that maybe he shouldn’t have gone so far so soon. Harvey tells Spencer that they are sick of being caught in the middle. Spencer apologizes to Chris. Chris tells him that their mum is driving their dad nuts but that they would like to hear from Spencer. Sid tells Rosie that she has some time in deciding but she tells him that she thinks it was meant to be. Sid tells her she has her full support and suggests she talk to Nat about schooling and financial support. Sasha is concerned about Rosie’s crush on Spencer. Continue reading »
Q&A will air twice next week, with Monday’s show to be followed by a special episode on Tuesday after host Tony Jones and Bill Gates front an audience at The University of New South Wales.
On Monday 27th May at 9.35pm, Tony Jones will be joined live (AEST) in the Q&A studio by: Continue reading »
1980s pop icon turned gardener Kim Wilde, is a guest reporter on Better Homes and Gardens’ annual Chelsea Flower Show special tomorrow night.
Wilde is a well-known garden designer in the UK and won three prizes at the 2005 Chelsea Flower Show for her Cumbrian Fellside courtyard garden: a Gold Medal, a Best in Show in the Courtyard Garden category and the BBC Audience Choice Award. Continue reading »
The roll-out of the TV functions for the new Xbox One will happen gradually in Australia.
Adam Pollington, the marketing manager at Microsoft Australia, has said that the additional entertainment features for the new console won’t be immediately available.
While the current Xbox 306 has dedicated apps for the likes of ABC iView, SBS On Demand and Foxtel on Xbox, Pollington says these won’t immediately come across to the One. Continue reading »
Nominations for the third annual Critics’ Choice Television Awards have been announced.
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We will soon have our very own version of Embarrassing Bodies.
Shine Australia has jumped on board to bring the format to local screens with the help of Foxtel’s LifeStyle YOU.
Embarrassing Bodies Down Under is the latest in a number of local versions that have been adapted around the world.
“I’m very much looking forward to once more pulling on the rubber gloves and having a good delve down under!” said Dr Christian Jessen, co-host of the original U.K. show.
“Australia is the perfect location for this new series and I can’t wait to bring Embarrassing Bodies and its unique way of spreading important health messages to the Aussies in their own version!” Continue reading »
American Horror Story: Coven has cast Emma Roberts in the show. The niece of Julia, will play a self-involved party girl by the name of Madison.
Roberts’ casting places her on screen alongside real-life boyfriend, Horror Story vet Evan Peters. Continue reading »
Sharon Osbourne has been confirmed to be returning to The X Factor judging panel in the UK.
In the same week that Simon Cowell locked in his X Factor USA judges, the UK panel has also been decided with Osbourne returning to the show for the first time since 2007.
Osbourne will be joined by long-time judge Louis Walsh, Gary Barlow and Nicole Scherzinger, with Tulisa Contostavlos making way for Osbourne.
Earlier this week it was announced that Cowell would be joined on the X Factor USA panel by three women: Demi Lovato, Kelly Rowland and Paulina Rubio.
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