Shortland Street aired its annual Christmas cliffhanger tonight.

Women are praising Idris Elba after his strong response to a question about #MeToo.

Netflix loves testing new ideas on its users, but this one might have missed the mark.

The star pretended to be Chris Hemsworth in a hilarious sketch on SNL

Trump called the show a "Democratic spin machine."

An insurance company no longer wanted to be associated with the network.

The final episode ended on a "to be continued" cliffhanger that never found resolution.

The famous Top Gear trio have called it quits on their studio show.

Jennifer Aniston says she's very klutzy, which didn't help in her role as a beauty queen.

We take a look back at some of the well-known faces we have lost this year.

Eliza Dushku was set to become a full-time cast member on a hit TV show.

Scotty Stevenson will lead Spark and TVNZ's coverage of the 2019 Rugby World Cup.

"I'm brown but that does NOT mean I'm a damn security risk," says Tan France.

This is what happens when a newsreader realises she's live while stylist is still in shot.

This was one of the strongest shows of 2018 and it flew under the radar

Anne Hegerty met the 11-year-old boy after his open letter to her went viral.

"If you never see me again ... I hope my organs went to wonderful people," said Ruby Rose.

Comment: Should vape products be advertised on TV?

An American news anchor is under fire over an alleged homophobic slur.

From HBO dramas to homegrown hits, these were TimeOut's best TV shows of 2018.

Ellen nearly didn't extend her talk show contract - and might not next time.

The star duo behind The Breaker Upperers reflect on their enormous year.

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Netflix have revealed its most-binged series - is your favourite on the list?

Remember the live-action Tinder session on a foot-shaped island? Yeah, we didn't think so.

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A woman's search to find her long-lost friend ended rather awkwardly on Ellen.

"When it comes to our arts, people seem to revel in our failures"

"I didn't want to fail my little brother like I failed my dad," says Sarah Hyland.

Aussie viewers were outraged their taxpayer money went towards this 'appalling' sketch.