Ex Ellen producer Hedda Muskat claims she was 'emotionally abused' while working on show

Repeats of "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" are currently not airing on Australia's popular Nine Network television channel. A spokesperson for the network confirmed the news in a statement to Fox News on Monday.

It seems when things couldn’t get any worse in the world of The Ellen Show, it has caught another blow. After the firing of three producers amid the set of the television talk show as a ‘toxic workplace”, Channel 9 has pulled the show from being aired on their usual space. “We are resting Ellen repeats on Nine and have replaced it with Desperate Housewives.”However, a spokesperson for the network is denying that the show has been removed completely, as the repeats that are currently being aired

The Ellen DeGeneres Show will be canceled in the U.S. (yet), Australia is already leading the charge.

Variety, it has been claimed that staff will now get ‘five [additional] paid days off to use at their discretion, birthdays off, and paid time for doctors appointments and family matters.’It was also reported by the publication that Ellen’s apology has put staff more at ease as they return to work in September, while also giving them better morale at the workplace.Ellen DeGeneres has taken full responsibility for the accusations, although none of them was directed at her, mainly it was the

Eoghan shared.‘Then Robbie Keane arrives and he’s in runners and jeans but, of course, he strolls in because he’s Robbie Keane and I absolutely lost my s**t going, “This is unfair.

Ellen DeGeneres has reportedly spoken out about the various rumours circulating about her "toxic" behaviour.The 62 year old, who is said to be feeling "betrayed" amid ongoing claims, was recently accused of having a bizarre no eye contact rule by a former producer of Australia's Today show in July – which she says is completely "untrue". “[Ellen DeGeneres’] producers called us aside … and said, ‘Now, Neil, no one is to talk to Ellen.

Tom Grater International Film ReporterGlasgow-based Synchronicity Films, which has credits including ABC/BBC miniseries The Cry, is opening Melbourne-based offshoot Synchronicity Australia.Former BBC Drama Development Producer Ruth Underwood has been hired to head up the new outfit, which has locked its debut project as a TV adaptation of The Cry writer Helen FitzGerald’s upcoming noir thriller Ash Mountain.

Eliza Scanlen has described the emotional impact of shaving her head for her new film Babyteeth.

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ARMY, get excited! BTS is coming back on the big screen in a big way. The septet just announced Break The Silence: The Movie - Persona which will hit theatres in about 70 countries with limited screenings on September 10.

Wayne Connolly, the celebrated Australian producer, engineer and artist who has collected eight ARIA Awards -- and counting -- for his work, has launched his first label, Scenic Drive.

KJ Apa has been accident prone over the past few days.

Page Six learned today that Ellen DeGeneres had a weird request for a TV producer during her visit at the Today show in Australia. Reportedly, the television show’s staff had to meet a number of bizarre demands at the behest of Ellen DeGeneres back in 2013.

Ellen DeGeneres‘ name is back in the headlines again — and it’s all due to some allegedly ridiculous interview rules given to a radio station Down Under!