The Avalanches win 2020 Australian Music Prize for ‘We Will Always Love You’

Married At First Sight Australia has been all the rage in the UK, three years after it first aired Down Under. The hit show that sees strangers, who have never met, take their vows to varying degrees of romantic success has been saving us all from boredom as the lockdown continues.

Married At First Sight Australia, Jessika Power has spoken out to address claims she’s set to appear on another dating show after sparking rumours she’s entering the Love Island villa. The controversial reality star, who embarked on an affair with co-star Dan Webb behind the backs of their respective partners Mick Gould and Tamara Joy, previously revealed that she wouldn’t rule out looking for love on a TV show again in the future.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefOscar-nominated Richard Linklater, producer Basil Iwanyk and “Shadow In The Cloud” director Roseanne Liang headline the speakers line-up at the Australian International Screen Forum set to take place later this month (March 21-26, 201).The event’s industry program showcases innovative Australian and international content, and features conversations with leading film industry mentors and talent from Australia and the U.S.Proceedings kick off with an industry-only

Married At First Sight Australia's Mike Gunner says he is part Scottish and has the personality to prove it.His comments come as ex 29 year old virgin Matthew Bennett appeared on Lorraine to tell her he can no longer watch the show because 'it's too triggering'.

Married At First Sight Australia has been taken the UK by storm, two years after it first aired Down Under.The hit show that sees strangers, who have never met, take their vows to varying degrees of romantic success has been a saved us all from boredom as the lockdown continues. But since 2018 a lot changed in the cast members lives after donning their wedding attire.

His impressions might be famous but Eddie Murphy admits he has trouble with Australian accents.

Michael Gudinski, the Australian music pioneer whose Mushroom Group would become the template for independent music companies and who, with his rambunctious, exuberant personality, became the face of his country’s music scene, has died. He was 68.

photo, Rebel posed in brightly coloured activewear.  Last month, Rebel revealed she was excited about the future as she prepares to start filming and producing the comedy movie Senior Year.

Another day passes and inevitably another celebrity adds themself to the list of stars who need geography lessons about the distinction between the UK and the Republic of Ireland.

The Avalanches have shared some behind-the-scenes footage from the recording of their third album ‘We Will Always Love You’ to Twitter.The plunderphonics duo recorded the Australian Boys Choir for the record’s single and title track, which features Blood Orange.

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