The show's first season prompted a content warning from Australian mental health organisation Mindframe. 

Insiders on risque show Wanderlust have a message for star Toni Collette: "You're terrible, Muriel."

The wheelchair-bound cartoonist didn't mind offending his fellow Portlandians.

John Cho and Debra Messing say making the 'screen life' film was arduous and lonely, but its Russian producer wants to churn out 50 such features each year.

"I have no shame for what was done to me. I am not the one who needs to carry that shame," Paige Carnes, now 24, said.

The nature of writing for TV has changed dramatically over the past 20 years or so.

Nadia Wheatley clearly believes that there's no such thing as an ordinary person, least of all her long-dead mother.

Klaus Ove Knausgaard's The End concludes My Struggle, his six-part, remarkable testament to the paradoxical power of art.

Next week sees the 309th anniversary of Samuel Johnson, the man behind the idiosyncratic Dictionary of the English Language.

Two books about rape - an essay by Germaine Greer and a collection edited by Roxane Gay - are both uneven offerings.