ABC denies squiggle is going
The Australian Broadcasting Corporation says its famous logo is staying, but admits it will share its space with a
new image.
Sopranos sweep TV SAGs
The Sopranos take out best TV actor, actress and cast
awards.
Forget me not
Christina Applegate plays a bad girl with amnesia in her new
sitcom. Michael Idato reports.
Summer Bay's hothead
When Home And Away first went to air in 1988, Mark Furze was
just two years old.
Bad boy Kyle's escape to LA
There has been all sorts of speculation floating around in the
media about Kyle Sandilands's move to Los Angeles. He sat down with
The Diary to set the record straight.
Ten dances to the same old beat
The latest remake of an American reality format doesn't stray far
from its roots.
Don't laugh, this is serious
Glenn Robbins has had a golden run but is in uncharted territory
with his new show, writes Sacha Molitorisz.
Guerillas in the mist
Keith Austin meets the man who wanted to project his films on the
clouds.
Change at the boys' club
Now the biggest egos have departed, 2UE is reshaping its game for
the year ahead.
Parky's last love-in
A predictable bevy of besties provide a not-so-grand finale.
Look at moi ... I'm a US-style horn bag
Hollywood actress Selma Blair will play Kim, the younger foxy moron, in the US version of Kath & Kim.
Plain exhausting
How big engines and egos to match make Blood Sweat And Gears
compelling viewing.
Woman of many talents
To say Johanna Griggs's 2008 diary is full is something of an
understatement.
You can't stop the music
Despite appearances of going downhill, the seventh season of the US
show is set to thrive.
TV REVIEWS
Yusuf Islam: A Few Good Songs
The singer formerly known as Cat Stevens stunned fans in 1979 by
giving up his music career and converting to Islam.
Global Village
Divided into four parts, Cyprus exists with an uneasy eye on its
disrupted past.
Beyond The Backyard
In marked contrast to the professionals, The Guild Cricket Club
play cricket with grace and humour.
American Dad!
Do the program's creators come up with hilarious slices of cutting
dialogue before hatching a plot?
The First Time I Turned Twenty
Sixteen-year-old Hannah Goldman faces all manner of prejudice when
she joins her school's jazz band.
DVD REVIEWS
Amazing Grace
Michael Apted's film about William Wilberforce is not so much a
biopic as a portrait of activism.
Invasion Of The Body Snatchers
The harrowing final shot still ranks as one of the best sci-fi
movie sign-offs ever.
Lucky Miles
An unusual, heartfelt and at times very funny reflection on the
best and worst of this country.
A Time To Remember
It's been a long time since newsreels were shown at cinemas as a
warm-up to the main feature.
Scott Walker: 30 Century Man
Walker's participation in this film seems to mark some kind of
emergence from isolation.
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