Comedy TV

She's perhaps best known as Irene, but Lynne McGranger has taken a quick break from Summer Bay to star in new comedy-musical The Grandparents Club.

A best-selling, but recently cancelled, children's author has a meltdown when approached by Austin, a neurodivergent 20-something claiming to be his son. Reporter Tahnee Jash sits down with actor Michael Theo and director Darren Ashton to hear all about 'Austin'.

Everyone's favourite music quiz show is back, and host Adam Hills says we're in for an eclectic mix of talent this time around.

Luca Guadagnino's newest film takes the majestic back-and-forth of professional tennis to hyper-erotic heights.

Ra Chapman plays a Korean-Australian adoptee who can't get enough of hairy white guys in the hilarious new ABC comedy series.

'The Fonz' joins the News Breakfast couch to chat his new memoir and Australian tour, auditioning for Happy Days, and jumping the shark.

With Sarah Snook nominated at the Golden Globes, let's take a look back at the Australian actor's finest moments as Shiv Roy.

Rhys Nicholson releases a new book 'Dish' which combines cooking and comedy.

Have you ever, ever felt like this? When strange things happen, are they actually backed up by science? Internet royalty Mike's Mic fact-checks Round The Twist.

Her friends and fans have been left shocked after one of the country's most beloved comedians died from a short illness.

We sat down with three local comics whose work explores racism and anti-Semitism and asked: In an industry well known for exaggeration, where is the line when it comes to truth in comedy? And has Hasan Minhaj crossed it?

We sat down with the actor/TV writer for a completely normal video call with zero awkward silences (Nina doesn't do awkward silences) to hear her responses to a series of out-of-the-blue questions — some deep, some berserk.

Whether you're after something scary, funny, comforting or wholesome, there's new TV streaming gems abound this month.

The series has it all: love triangles, great friendships, lots of jokes about Kiwi accents and a lead character played by a hilarious comedian.

Kim Mo-mi is living her sort-of best life working as an accountant by day and performing as internet sensation Mask Girl by night. But then someone discovers her true identity, and a serious of unfortunate events (murder!) take over her life.

Can Celia Pacquola pull off a cowboy hat? And other very important chats with the host of the Thank God You're Here reboot.

This August, faves like Heartstopper and Only Murders in the Building are returning to our screens. But if you're after some streaming content that's hot off the press, look no further than these brand new shows.

This is the story of how Emily Barclay and Tom Ward's relationship started between takes, led to two babies and, finally, a wedding nearly a decade later.

The streaming services have us covered for all possible clone movie moods this month: In a silly rom-com mood? There's a new clone movie for that. Feel like leaning deeply into Afro-surrealist conspiracy theories? There's a clone movie for that, too.

It's been more than a year since we last spent time with our favourite rich white ladies. Here's the recap you need before you dive into season two this week.