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Jake Kanter International TV EditorThe Masked Singer has suspended filming in Australia and the entire production team has gone into isolation after a coronavirus outbreak on the Network 10 entertainment show.In a statement on Facebook, the Warner Bros International Television Australia-produced show said the shoot had been halted with immediate effect, and host and panelists, including former The X Factor judge Dannii Minogue, are sheltering in place.“Production of The Masked Singer has been

I’m A Celebrity … don’t put me in there! Stars are getting cold feet over ITV’s creepy-crawly challenge now it no longer bags them a trip Down Under.Show bookers are struggling to find talent who want to spend three weeks in the wet and windy Welsh countryside rather than the sunny outback of Queensland.One celebrity agent tells Talk TV: “Moving the show is a huge mistake – and they’ll need to put up more pounds to secure decent names in the future.“The show doesn’t have the same appeal; they’d

LifeStyle, Holly Dalton revealed that during the lockdown period she has used the extra time to get in shape. And even though she's in Melbourne during a stage 4 lockdown, she is still working hard to stay fit and healthy.

A motley crew of 12 celebrities will battle it out on stage to be crowned the winner of The Masked Singer Australia for 2020 – a feat Cody Simpson managed to achieve last year during its inaugural season.

the show has been filmed in the Australian jungle, but this year this will not be possible because of coronavirus. Instead the show will be broadcast live every night from a ruined castle in the countryside.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefChinese war action film “The Eight Hundred” will open in theaters in North America, Australia and New Zealand at the end of the month, a week after it becomes the biggest local film this year to open in Chinese cinemas..Handled by Huayi Bros., the controversial film will release in China on Aug. 28.

I'm a Celebrity runner-up Andy Whyment is optimistic about the show's big move to the UK for the 2020 series.Because of COVID-19 restrictions, ITV announced on Friday (August 7) that Ant and Dec are moving the whole I'm a Celeb production team out of the Australian jungle for the first time.Whyment was among those weighing in on the decision, having finished as runner-up to reigning Queen of the Jungle, Jacqueline Jossa, during last year's series.Sharing a photo of the cast wrap party in 2019,

filmed in the UK for the time time ever due to the pandemic. The ITV show usually brings stars deep into the Australian jungle where they are put to the test with bushtucker trials.

Jake Kanter International TV EditorViacomCBS has pulled the curtain back on plans to launch a premium international streaming service, which will premiere new Showtime and CBS All Access originals, and will go live across three big territories in early 2021.The yet-to-be-named streamer — first mooted in May — was discussed on the ViacomCBS second-quarter earnings call on Thursday, with the company drawing up plans to go live in Australia, Latin America (including Argentina, Brazil and Mexico)

new pop-up outdoor restaurant at the Great Northern.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorAs the future of TikTok hangs in the balance, the general manager of the Chinese-owned app’s operations in North American said she wanted to “dispel any disinformation” — saying that none of TikTok’s businesses are based in China itself.“For the U.S.