Max Gillies performs as many of our most lauded and laughable politicos in Guy Rundle’s Godzone. It’s as sour and zesty and refreshing as a lemon tart at a regional bakery photo-op.

In the funniest Andrew Olle Media Lecture so far, The Chaser's executive producer Julian Morrow chastises media outlets who let themselves be bullied by the outrage of the wrong audience.

Massage your brain with Werner Herzog, the final Media Watch and a spirited GFC documentary, then mash it with Rock Of Love and Destroyed In Seconds. "Building fall down!"

News of an impending guide to making cakes in the shape of popular ABC TV children's characters had us thinking… why leave it at the kiddie programming?

It took one fan's medical malady to gross out the most notorious and explicitly gory death metal band of all time: Cannibal Corpse.

The promos for new parody sketch show Double Take have been inducing cold sweats, but co-creator Rick Kalowski tells The Enthusiast that he's not trying to insult our intelligence.

Dave Hughes and Charlie Pickering will skewer the daily news on the new Channel Ten show The 7pm Project. Running opposite the ABC Nightly News, should Kerry O'Brien be trembling?

Mark Loves Sharon was as good as The Wedge was bad! Okay, we might be exaggerating. Nothing's that good.

How the perils of "acting" led millions of Australians to believe that Oscar Dawson slapped his girlfriend.