Vile Kyle? Not this guy
Kyle Sandilands isn't all that nasty, he tells Jim Schembri.
Critical View
Green Guide's TV critics on the evening's offerings.
Minogue 'petrified' by threats
Dannii Minogue fled the set of a British TV talent show audition in
terror after being threatened by a contestant's family.
The only game in town
Struggling rural footy clubs are in the spotlight, reports Larry Schwartz.
What these Games need most is a giggle
Humour is sorely absent on Seven, writes Will Brodie.
When a network put the squeeze on me
Adam Richard took the Hole in the Wall challenge, and
belly-flopped.
Seven wins gold, gold, gold
Although criticised for its Olympics coverage, it was all smiles at the Seven Network last week when the talk turned to ratings.
Clan comedy has real sparkle
You have to hand it to creator Bevan Lee and writer Anthony Ellis for the first two episodes of Packed to the Rafters.
Full house of hopes and drama
Family friction is at the heart of Seven's new home-grown series,
writes Michael Idato.
Adult themes on the rise
A study looks at marital sex on TV. David Ho reports.
Who's the British boss?
Sir Alan Sugar does Donald Trump's Apprentice his way. By Bridget McManus.
Critical View
Green Guide's TV critics on the evening's offerings.
Bradys still striking a chord
It's the late 1960s, and, flushed with the success of Gilligan's Island, producer Sherwood Schwartz decides to take a punt.
Stars of original 90210 outshine its successor
As the Australian networks more frequently air programs within days of them airing in the US, prelaunch marketing plays a greater role in how a show is launched locally.
Networking
Melbourne gangland drama Underbelly may soon air in Victoria.
A dreadful waste of grumpiness
I don't know if there's some sort of checklist one has to complete in order to be officially verified as a Grumpy Old Woman, but I can't imagine I'd be too far off.
TV funny girl finds her niche on air
It was the night of the 2006 Logie Awards and Felicity Ward was feeling glamorous.
Career insight
Jennie Brockie loves a good debate. By Larry Schwartz.
Jemaine marries his girl
Jemaine Clement, co-star of Flight of the Conchords, has
found the most beautiful girl (in the room) - and married her.
Critical View
Green Guide's TV critics on the evening's offerings.
TV REVIEWS
The Caterpillar Wish
There is something enchanting about this unassuming film.
Can We Help?
Tonight, a father in Britain tracks down his son in Perth after an absence of more than 20 years.
Double the Fist
Craig Anderson and his entourage are making a virtue of the
detritus of low-brow popular culture.
Collectors
Tonight's instalment of the ABC's entertainment-cum-curiosity show is one of its more routine episodes.
DVD REVIEWS
Forty Guns
You could certainly call this a wild Western - it's a Samuel Fuller
movie, after all.
The Invasion
Nicole Kidman stars in this latest version of The Invasion - a confused jumble of action, suspense and speculation.
There Will Be Blood
Paul Thomas Anderson's brutal epic was singled out at Academy Award time for the remarkable performance at its centre.
Stars Wars Robot Chicken
This inventive TV series, created by Matt Senreich and Seth Green,
is made up of sketches.
