Tirade one director aimed at a critic was all anyone remembered.

Rachael Taylor sets her ideals high in Any Questions for Ben?

Boy & Bear and Gotye sure, but the music that sells? No way.

When opportunity knocks for Vera Farmiga, chances are she's responsible.

So these two guys who call each other dude are riding along in a car in Seattle, on the way to high school.

THE Australian Broadcasting Corporation's triennial funding package  is to be postponed until next year.

THE International Olympic Committee will protect holders of local broadcast rights for the London Games.

SBS is considering outsourcing some of its subtitling units and other television functions to cut costs.

THE Ten Network's Eye, has locked in a deal with Qantas to have the airline's terminal advertising infrastructure digitised.

DIGITAL product placement in television programs is a growing source of revenue for broadcasters -- but remains totally unregulated.

A top Citigroup Investment Research analyst forecasts the key issues for 2012.

MICHAEL Gill's age discrimination case against ex-employer Fairfax Media kicking off on Wednesday.

Ten questions for The Global Mail editor-in-chief Monica Attard.

IT'S the battle of the giants with tens of millions of dollars on the line and just a single victor.

THEY'RE mean, manipulative, vengeful and vindictive - and we can't get enough of them. Reality TV villains have captured our imagination.

SHE'S only been back in Sydney a few days, but former Spice Girl Mel Brown has waltzed into a new gig - as host of Channel 7's Dancing with the Stars.

WHAT do polar bears and penguins eat for lunch? Iceburgers, but never together. Do you know why?

EVERYTHING about the Super Bowl is big: The hype, the cheerleaders' hair, and most of all the budget for ads.

THE hotly-anticipated first official picture of Daniel Craig is out for his new James Bond movie Skyfall.

YOUNG Einstein, Darryl Kerrigan, Kenny ... Red Dog is the latest in a long line of unorthodox Australian leading men.

ANY Questions for Ben? is Working Dog's latest film foray and opens in cinemas around Australia on February 9.

WAKING up with Today's redesigned studio set has sparked the first round of sniping - and guerrilla warfare - in the new TV year.

R&B singer Shy'm has outshined global superstars by wearing a transparent plastic corset to the NRJ Awards.

Rachael Taylor sets her ideals high in Any Questions for Ben?

When opportunity knocks for Vera Farmiga, chances are she's responsible.

A crime clan goes to war in this tough drama, writes Tim Elliott.

Vanilla dances with the devil; Miles goes postal; Hobbit stampede; Mickey in hot water.

In Weekend, two gay men hook up for a one-off tryst.

THE inside of the Plenary really does look bigger on the inside than the outside. But such paradoxes aren't new for Doctor Who fans.

IRISH singer Ronan Keating certainly knows his audience. He's an old-fashioned entertainer who's still only 34.

THE Chaser is doing a Kath & Kim and making the leap to commercial TV.

EVEN die-hard fans of  Yes, Prime Minister should enjoy this updated, two-hour stage version of that biting political satire on government.

IT is definitely the dancing that zings in this Australian revival of Michael Bennett's 1975 Tony Award winner - A Chorus Line.

SHE may be an international star but actor Rachael Taylor's heart is always in Melbourne.

WE HAVE plenty of our own, but performance troupe Cirque du Soleil will bring a fantasy world of creepy crawlies to Australia.

US rockers Limp Bizkit will dedicate their upcoming Australian shows to tragic Big Day Out teenager Jessica Michalik.

HAS-BEEN rocker Jim Keays is being touted as the next big thing.