David Leckie, Leading Australian Media Executive, Dead at 70

Thomas Markle Jr. isn’t very fond of his half-sister, Meghan Markle.

iOS - Android The genre-bending album consists of 11 tracks, with lyrics focusing on themes of lost love and homesickness.The tracks feel like they should leave a gloomy stain on the day, but you will find yourself grooving along and sucked into the bluesy neo-soul world Millar, along with his band, has created.Musical talent runs in the family with Millar, as brothers Stevie and Alan play in the pop band Saint PHNX, who have supported the likes of Imagine Dragons and racked up 15 million

IMDb TV has picked up the first season of Australian drama series Troppo, based on Candice Fox’s bestselling novel Crimson Lake, starring and executive produced by Thomas Jane (The Expanse The Vanished) via his Renegade Entertainment. The upcoming series comes from EQ Media Group, Beyond Entertainment and AGC Television, the television production and distribution division of Stuart Ford’s AGC Studios. Production is currently underway in Australia.

Meghan Markle celebrated turning 40 on Wednesday by launching a women's mentorship initiative called 40x40. In a video message, the Duchess of Sussex asked mentors to donate 40 minutes of their time to help a woman get back into the workforce after the pandemic.

Cocktail star Bryan Brown and War & Peace’s Greta Scacchi are to play two strangers trekking on the road in the Australian outback in a new Australian drama series.

WATCH Matt Shirvington's Highs And Lows From His Olympics CareerBut the track star will be front and centre of the delayed Tokyo 2020 Games as he leads Channel Seven’s afternoon coverage as a commentator.It’s been 21 years since Matt Shirvington donned the green and gold while competing for Australia at the Sydney 2000 Olympics.“I’ve been involved as an athlete and a broadcaster and it’s much harder doing the commentary,” the 42-year-old former sprinter tells WHO with a laugh.“I used to run 100

ArenaNet will stream an in-depth look at Guild Wars 2’s latest expansion, End Of Dragons, later today.The Guild Wars 2: End Of Dragons in-depth live stream is going live tonight, Tuesday, July 27 at 4pm BST, 8am PDT, 11am EDT. For those in Australia, this will be on July 28 at 1am AEST.The stream will feature a 45-minute pre-show hosted by ArenaNet partner BirdOfChess, before a fifteen-minute countdown.

Grimes has debuted a number of new songs during a set for Australian virtual reality festival Splendour XR.During the set at 3.30pm BST Sunday July 25 (12.30am AEST Monday July 26), dubbed the Grimes Metaverse (Super Beta) set, the artist played five unreleased tracks: ‘Shinigami Eyes’, ‘Love Is A Drug From God’ with Chris Lake, ‘100 Percent Tragedy’, ‘Utopia’ and ‘Player of Games’.

David Leckie, a giant figure of the Australian television industry, has died at the age of 70.

Madonna is coming to Paramount+.

A wealthy Australian entrepreneur has revealed a plan to spend around $350,000 (£190,000) on his ultimate petrolhead funeral, so that when he is eventually laid to rest he will be alongside the love of his life - a rare sports car previously owned by Richard Hammond. Philip Allen told Retromotive magazine that he has already looked into the full cost of being buried with his Morgan Aeromax, of which only 100 were ever made, including his example first owned by the former Top Gear host.

Parcels have shared a special live performance of their latest single ‘Free’, which was filmed in the tiny town of Silverton in New South Wales, Australia.The five-piece first shared the track last month, marking the release of their first new original material since 2018.Parcels headed to Silverton, which lies in the traditional lands of the aboriginal tribal group the Wilyakali (or Wiljaali) and has a population of just 50 people, for the performance, which took place outside the Silverton

READ MORE: Countryfile viewers distracted by Ellie Harrison's appearance"I will miss him beyond words and with the support of our gorgeous children, Oscar and Emily, and their partners, we will continue to live in the manner he wanted. "When I asked Jono recently how he wanted to be remembered, he said, 'For doing a good deed every day.

Simon Townsend’s Wonder World. Later, he moved to the UK to present the Russ’n’Jono show on Virgin Radio with Russell Williams.After being sacked from Virgin in 2011, he went on to work at Heart Radio and the BBC, before returning to Australia to spend more time with his family.“Love you dad.