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Norman Lear, born in 1922, has died in 2023 at age 101.

Bobby Driessen, a performer of Australia’s talent show Young Talent Time from 1979 to 1983, has died at age 56.

Musicians Alanis Morissette, Grimes, will.i.am, and Nick Lachey are stepping up to the judges’ table for America’s next big TV singing contest, Alter Ego.

The hosts of the show that encouraged a generation of 90s kids to get out of the house and go to gigs – Recovery – are reuniting for a one-off trivia night in Melbourne.

Tonight Show host Jimmy Fallon and superstar Alanis Morissette donned some fake clothes and began busking on a New York City subway platform to a crowd of innocent bystanders.

Jon Bon Jovi has attacked Kim Kardashian, insisting the reality TV star only became famous for starring in a 2007 sex tape.

After 12 seasons the hit TV series ‘Bones’ has come to an end and John Lennon and Moby were there to play the cast off.

Dick Gautier, best known as Hymie the robot in the 60s TV series Get Smart, has died at age 85.

Madonna has had a go at James Corden’s dress sense calling his clothing “very 90s Seattle”.

The ABC will mark the 20th anniversary of Recovery with a Recovery box set in November.

Twin Peaks creator David Lynch has returned to the reboot of his iconic TV series.

Boy George has a reality TV show on the way.

The remake version of super-soap Dallas has been cancelled after three seasons but Twin Peaks fans are waking to news of a new season after 25 years.

Gwen Stefani thinks working with her husband is a “fun position to be in”.

Bryan Fuller, the creator of the Hannibal TV series, says he has invited David Bowie to appear in the next season.

Blur’s Alex James is the host of a new cooking show ‘Recipes That Rock’ made in Australia for the 7 Network.

Students from the College of the Arts (Collarts) in Melbourne have been working in collaboration to produce an online TV show.

50 Cent will star in a new TV drama called ‘Power’.

For only the second time in its history, the Colbert Report on Comedy Central will expand from 30 minutes to an hour as it features an extended interview and performance by Paul McCartney.

Black Sabbath scored the ultimate product placement this week with a cameo appearance on the season finale of ‘C.S.I.’, along with a couple of featured songs from the new album ‘13’ and a blatant plug for the release of ‘13’. It was a brilliant marketing move.

Dr Joyce Brothers, the first of the television psychologists, has died at the age of 85.

Seth MacFarlane will have a new TV show on air next week and it won’t be an animated show. Fox has given MacFarlane’s comedy ‘Dads’ a timeslot.

Producer Chuck Lorre, the creator of ‘Two and a Half Men’, ‘The Big Bang Theory’ and ‘Mike and Molly’ is working on a musical with Elvis Costello and Burt Bacharach.