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Mike Willesee has approached Channel 7 about a return to TV journalism. Source: Herald Sun CONTROVERSIAL TV journalist and host Mike Willesee is set to make a return to television. The 69-year-old has an open-ended agreement to file stories for Seven’s

Cheryl Coleis reportedly planning to debut her new single on The Voice. The Girls Aloud star and her manager will.i.am, who is a coach on the BBC One singing competition, want to showcase the track with a performance on the show, the Daily Star Sunday

The Bill star Colin Tarrant has died at the age of 59, it has been announced. The actor, who played Inspector Andrew Monroe in long-running ITV drama, was found in the bathroom of his Bristol home after a suspected suicide, according to the The People.

Former The Only Way Is Essex star Mark is said to be writing the dating book after publishers spotted his potential as a love expert when he took up the role of co-host on : The Gossip. Despite being a well-known lothario, the Essex boy is believed to be

By Steve Hendry, Sunday Mail borgen Image 2 AFTER The Killing made a killing, Borgen is the latest Danish import to grip TV viewers. The political drama full of backroom deals and high-pressure negotiation has won a devoted following, despite the

Exclusive by Heather Greenaway darren mcmullen Image 2 TELLY presenter Darren McMullen has told how he was threatened by a machine gun wielding drug lord deep in the Costa Rican jungle. The 29-year-old was preparing to record ITV2s new dating show Love

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“I was smoking and drinking heavily and had to decide to make a big life change or lie down and give up” Comments Share this episode Written By Gareth McLean Of the six soap stars past and present who embarked upon this series of Dancing on Ice (Sunday,

Looking at DVD’s of “Route 66,” a series that ran on CBS from 1960 to 1964, offers a window into a prosperous, confident America, with portents of issues that are current today.

The cast and crew of “House” reflected on that show’s eight seasons as they worked on the final episode.

“American Idol” lost nearly a quarter of its still-huge audience this season, and people involved with that Fox show are asking what went wrong.

Mr. Polley, a Zenith engineer, invented the Flash-Matic remote control for television, and spent years reminding people he was the device’s sole inventor.

The former Tel Aviv bureau chief for CBS News produced shows for “60 Minutes,” including the first television interview with the family of the Unabomber, Theodore J. Kaczynski.

On Tuesday night, the show’s ratings were the lowest ever for a final performance show among 18- to 49-year-olds. The drop was 34 percent compared with the same night last year.

More than 50 years after Eugene Polley invented the wireless TV remote, we are still struggling with how to tell our TVs what to watch.

Peter Dinklage, the the Golden Globe and Emmy Award-winning star of HBO’s “Game of Thrones,” will appear at the 2012 Bard SummerScape in a new production of Molière’s satire “The Imaginary Invalid,” as Toinette, the maid of the title character.

The Broadway performers Brian d’Arcy James and Will Chase are leaving “Smash,” the NBC comedy-drama about the making of a Broadway musical, as are Raza Jaffrey and Jaime Cepero, who played the devious assistant Ellis.

WPP, one of the world’s largest advertising companies, has entered into a partnership with Microsoft that will allow both of the companies to place and sell digital ads for the brands and publishers they work with.