It's not quite as great as One Man, Two Guv'nors but is sure to tickle fans of British comedy nonetheless.

Saul, the biblical King of Israel, is descending into madness with King Lear-like fury over young David, who has slain Goliath.

Oscars host Jimmy Kimmel's opening monologue touched on Trump's foreign policy and last year's #OscarsSoWhite controversy.

Ali, who converted to Islam from Christianity in his 20s, is the first Muslim actor to win an Academy Award.

For roughly the 147th time its nearly 10 years on air - spanning the entirety of Australia's Pin The Tail On The Donkey era of national governance - Q&A got right down to business on Monday with a debate about which donkey the tail might next be pinned upon.

Chaos reigned at the end of the Academy Awards before Moonlight was eventually named winner of best picture.

Instead of the four-time nominee, the awards used a pic of a long-time friend and collaborator.

For the most part, the 2017 Oscars ceremony was a tame and timid affair. Thank goodness for the almighty stuff-up that made it something special.

Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway's wrong winner Oscar gaffe was shocking, but it was not unprecedented.

This year's best picture Oscar winner has been seen by very few people, which only makes its win more remarkable.

He's been a minister for such a short time that he's still counting.

Brian Cullinan handed presenter Warren Beatty an envelope from 'the wrong pile'.

Frederick Knott's gripping thriller has been given an expert production by Canberra Repertory Society.

Eighth Blackbird's well-chosen program of new music was refreshing and exciting.

Here's a game: see how long you can chat before Donald Trump crashes the party.

Jimmy Kimmel didn't have to dig too deeply to find monologue material Monday.

Brisbane City Council's consternation over this weekend's Adele concerts has continued, with deputy mayor Adrian Schrinner blasting the promoters' decision to hold the shows at the Gabba.

Ex-Collingwood Pies player and Brownlow medalist Dane Swan took a swipe at AFL bosses on I'm A Celebrity … Get Me Out Of Here!, saying they made "too much money" off players and he supported a strike over pay issues.

'Be a Horowitz, not a Berger.'

A new exhibition looks at the personalities behind the politicians who were are first eight prime ministers