Jamie Lee Curtis regrets cosmetic surgery in her 20s

Jamie Lee Curtis regrets undergoing cosmetic surgery.
The 'Halloween' star, 66, has revealed she had some work down when she was in her 20s after her looks were criticised by a cinematographer on the set of her 1985 film 'Perfect' but she's regretted the decision ever since.
During an appearance on '60 minutes', Jamie explained: "[The cinematographer] was like: 'Yeah, I'm not shooting her today. Her eyes are baggy'.
"And I was 25? So, for him to say that was very embarrassing. So as soon as the movie finished, I ended up having some plastic surgery."
When asked how the surgery went, Jamie replied: "Not well. That's just not what you wanna do when you're 25 or 26. And I regretted it immediately and have kind of sort of regretted it since ...
"Way so now because I've become a really public advocate to say to women: 'You're gorgeous and you're perfect the way you are.' So oh, yeah I ... it was not a good thing for me to do."
The surgery also led Jamie to start taking pain killers and she developed an addiction which she was eventually able to kick.
She added: "They give them [pain killers] to you. I became very enamored with the warm bath of an opiate.
"You know, [I] drank a little bit … never to excess, never any big public demonstrations, I was very quiet, very private about it but it became a dependency for sure.
Jamie has spoken openly about her struggle with addiction, but admits she was more worried about how becoming a spokesperson for Activia yoghurt would impact her career than her tale of drug abuse.
She joked: "I think I worried more that selling yogurt that makes you s*** was gonna impact my career than for me to acknowledge that I had an addiction ..
"I make the joke. It's a funny joke but it's true."
The actress added that she took on jobs like being the face of Activia because the money allowed her to spend more time at home with her kids.
She explained: "For the most part [those jobs] ... they allowed me to stay home with my kids. So ... I am an imperfect, you know, working mom because no working moms are perfect ...
"We make it look good. We think we've done it. But the truth is, we feel badly. But I know how much time away from them I spent in pursuit of my own creativity. "

Try Our AI Features

Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:

Learn with AIFact CheckingText to SpeechAI Summary

Related Articles

The Advertiser

2 days ago

• The Advertiser

A fine vintage: Nine of the most influential stars born in 1958

They've lit up our screens and stereos during times when music was bought on vinyl and films were rented at a video store. Several stars who have shaped popular culture were born in 1958, including Michael Jackson, Madonna, Prince and Jamie Lee Curtis. What was it about that particular year that brought so much talent? We've selected nine who have left an impact, but know there are many more. If there's anyone from that year who you think deserves a mention, drop their name in the comments below. Read more in The Senior The filmmaker and producer has produced several films that have made us laugh, wince and be in suspense. He came to prominence with Beetlejuice (1988) and Edward Scissorhands (1990) and captured our imaginations with Mars Attacks! (1996) and Planet of the Apes (2001), among others. Musicals also took a twist in his productions of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005) and Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (2007). More recently, he's directed several episodes of the Netflix series Wednesday and directed Beetlejuice Beetlejuice in 2024. Showing that girls can rock, Carlisle co-founded The Go-Gos, who had hits including Our Lips Are Sealed, and then went on to have a successful solo career with hits including Heaven Is a Place on Earth, I Get Weak, Leave a Light On and Summer Rain. She toured Australia in 2024 and is preparing to release her new album Once Upon a Time in California this year. The American actor and film producer has moved us for decades in a plethora of movies and TV shows. His long list of credits includes Beetlejuice (1988), The Cooler (2003), Along Came Polly (2004) and two Mission: Impossible Films, plus a highly successful run on the series 30 Rock. Today he's starring in The Baldwins, a behind-the-scenes TV show of his family's life with wife Hilaria and their seven children, which can be streamed on Binge. Author, actor and producer Jamie Lee Curtis has proven her versatility as a performer, skipping across genres from horror to comedy and more. She's scared us out of our wits in films including Halloween (1978) and Blue Steel (1990). On the funnier side, she made us laugh in A Fish Called Wanda (1988) and won a Golden Globe for Best Actress for portraying Helen Tasker in the comedy action film True Lies (1994). Today, she's gearing up for a sequel to Freaky Friday, which she starred in alongside Lindsay Lohan in 2003. Freakier Friday will be released in Australian cinemas on August 7, 2025. The King of Pop charmed us as a talented kid as part of the Jackson 5, before becoming a successful artist in his own right. Among his hit albums were Off The Wall, Thriller, Bad and Dangerous, and his infamous moonwalk during a performance of Billie Jean became legendary. His music took a socially conscious turn in the 1990s with songs including Black or White and Earth Song in the 1990s. Passing in 2009, his memory lives on with MJ The Musical, which centres around the making of his 1992 Dangerous World Tour. It's showing at the Sydney Lyric Theatre in August and will move to Her Majesty's Theatre in Melbourne in September. The Material Girl has had us vogueing, wearing numerous bracelets and dancing since 1983 when her first big hit, Holiday, broke into the charts. Among her biggest albums have been Like a Virgin, Like a Prayer, Ray of Light and Confessions on a Dancefloor, plus she's starred in movies including A League of Their Own (1992) and Desperately Seeking Susan (1985). She completed The Celebration Tour last year and will release Veronica Electronica, a remix album of songs from her 1998 record Ray of Light, on July 25. Pfeiffer has had a stellar career with roles including Elvira Hancock in Scarface (1983), starring alongside Al Pacino, plus playing Catwoman in Batman Returns (1992) and LouAnne Johnson in Dangerous Minds (1995). While she's taken career breaks over the years, she's kept in the public eye, with roles including Janet van Dyne in Marvel's Ant-Man (2015) and its sequel Ant-Man and the Wasp (2018). More recently, she has been announced to star alongside Nicole Kidman in the upcoming Apple TV+ series Margot's Got Money Troubles. Her hands and footprints were memorialised in cement at the TCL Chinese Theatre on April 25 in honour of her work. The skilled musician kept us hooked with his incredible songwriting skills, androgynous looks and unmistakable falsetto. The prolific musician produced 39 albums and delivered anthems including Purple Rain, Little Red Corvette and Raspberry Beret, to name a few. He famously changed his stage name to a symbol in the 1990s. Passing in 2016, you can visit his estate, Paisley Park, just out of Minneapolis and walk through where he recorded some of his music, plus see selected instruments, awards and clothes. Sweetie, darling, the comedian Jennifer Saunders has made us laugh with a slew of shows and films. She was one half of the sketch show French and Saunders alongside Dawn French, and kept us giggling as Edina Monsoon in the hit series Absolutely Fabulous, which spawned a feature film. She'll be making a guest appearance on the upcoming Netflix series Too Much. Share your thoughts in the comments below, or send a Letter to the Editor by CLICKING HERE. They've lit up our screens and stereos during times when music was bought on vinyl and films were rented at a video store. Several stars who have shaped popular culture were born in 1958, including Michael Jackson, Madonna, Prince and Jamie Lee Curtis. What was it about that particular year that brought so much talent? We've selected nine who have left an impact, but know there are many more. If there's anyone from that year who you think deserves a mention, drop their name in the comments below. Read more in The Senior The filmmaker and producer has produced several films that have made us laugh, wince and be in suspense. He came to prominence with Beetlejuice (1988) and Edward Scissorhands (1990) and captured our imaginations with Mars Attacks! (1996) and Planet of the Apes (2001), among others. Musicals also took a twist in his productions of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005) and Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (2007). More recently, he's directed several episodes of the Netflix series Wednesday and directed Beetlejuice Beetlejuice in 2024. Showing that girls can rock, Carlisle co-founded The Go-Gos, who had hits including Our Lips Are Sealed, and then went on to have a successful solo career with hits including Heaven Is a Place on Earth, I Get Weak, Leave a Light On and Summer Rain. She toured Australia in 2024 and is preparing to release her new album Once Upon a Time in California this year. The American actor and film producer has moved us for decades in a plethora of movies and TV shows. His long list of credits includes Beetlejuice (1988), The Cooler (2003), Along Came Polly (2004) and two Mission: Impossible Films, plus a highly successful run on the series 30 Rock. Today he's starring in The Baldwins, a behind-the-scenes TV show of his family's life with wife Hilaria and their seven children, which can be streamed on Binge. Author, actor and producer Jamie Lee Curtis has proven her versatility as a performer, skipping across genres from horror to comedy and more. She's scared us out of our wits in films including Halloween (1978) and Blue Steel (1990). On the funnier side, she made us laugh in A Fish Called Wanda (1988) and won a Golden Globe for Best Actress for portraying Helen Tasker in the comedy action film True Lies (1994). Today, she's gearing up for a sequel to Freaky Friday, which she starred in alongside Lindsay Lohan in 2003. Freakier Friday will be released in Australian cinemas on August 7, 2025. The King of Pop charmed us as a talented kid as part of the Jackson 5, before becoming a successful artist in his own right. Among his hit albums were Off The Wall, Thriller, Bad and Dangerous, and his infamous moonwalk during a performance of Billie Jean became legendary. His music took a socially conscious turn in the 1990s with songs including Black or White and Earth Song in the 1990s. Passing in 2009, his memory lives on with MJ The Musical, which centres around the making of his 1992 Dangerous World Tour. It's showing at the Sydney Lyric Theatre in August and will move to Her Majesty's Theatre in Melbourne in September. The Material Girl has had us vogueing, wearing numerous bracelets and dancing since 1983 when her first big hit, Holiday, broke into the charts. Among her biggest albums have been Like a Virgin, Like a Prayer, Ray of Light and Confessions on a Dancefloor, plus she's starred in movies including A League of Their Own (1992) and Desperately Seeking Susan (1985). She completed The Celebration Tour last year and will release Veronica Electronica, a remix album of songs from her 1998 record Ray of Light, on July 25. Pfeiffer has had a stellar career with roles including Elvira Hancock in Scarface (1983), starring alongside Al Pacino, plus playing Catwoman in Batman Returns (1992) and LouAnne Johnson in Dangerous Minds (1995). While she's taken career breaks over the years, she's kept in the public eye, with roles including Janet van Dyne in Marvel's Ant-Man (2015) and its sequel Ant-Man and the Wasp (2018). More recently, she has been announced to star alongside Nicole Kidman in the upcoming Apple TV+ series Margot's Got Money Troubles. Her hands and footprints were memorialised in cement at the TCL Chinese Theatre on April 25 in honour of her work. The skilled musician kept us hooked with his incredible songwriting skills, androgynous looks and unmistakable falsetto. The prolific musician produced 39 albums and delivered anthems including Purple Rain, Little Red Corvette and Raspberry Beret, to name a few. He famously changed his stage name to a symbol in the 1990s. Passing in 2016, you can visit his estate, Paisley Park, just out of Minneapolis and walk through where he recorded some of his music, plus see selected instruments, awards and clothes. Sweetie, darling, the comedian Jennifer Saunders has made us laugh with a slew of shows and films. She was one half of the sketch show French and Saunders alongside Dawn French, and kept us giggling as Edina Monsoon in the hit series Absolutely Fabulous, which spawned a feature film. She'll be making a guest appearance on the upcoming Netflix series Too Much. Share your thoughts in the comments below, or send a Letter to the Editor by CLICKING HERE. They've lit up our screens and stereos during times when music was bought on vinyl and films were rented at a video store. Several stars who have shaped popular culture were born in 1958, including Michael Jackson, Madonna, Prince and Jamie Lee Curtis. What was it about that particular year that brought so much talent? We've selected nine who have left an impact, but know there are many more. If there's anyone from that year who you think deserves a mention, drop their name in the comments below. Read more in The Senior The filmmaker and producer has produced several films that have made us laugh, wince and be in suspense. He came to prominence with Beetlejuice (1988) and Edward Scissorhands (1990) and captured our imaginations with Mars Attacks! (1996) and Planet of the Apes (2001), among others. Musicals also took a twist in his productions of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005) and Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (2007). More recently, he's directed several episodes of the Netflix series Wednesday and directed Beetlejuice Beetlejuice in 2024. Showing that girls can rock, Carlisle co-founded The Go-Gos, who had hits including Our Lips Are Sealed, and then went on to have a successful solo career with hits including Heaven Is a Place on Earth, I Get Weak, Leave a Light On and Summer Rain. She toured Australia in 2024 and is preparing to release her new album Once Upon a Time in California this year. The American actor and film producer has moved us for decades in a plethora of movies and TV shows. His long list of credits includes Beetlejuice (1988), The Cooler (2003), Along Came Polly (2004) and two Mission: Impossible Films, plus a highly successful run on the series 30 Rock. Today he's starring in The Baldwins, a behind-the-scenes TV show of his family's life with wife Hilaria and their seven children, which can be streamed on Binge. Author, actor and producer Jamie Lee Curtis has proven her versatility as a performer, skipping across genres from horror to comedy and more. She's scared us out of our wits in films including Halloween (1978) and Blue Steel (1990). On the funnier side, she made us laugh in A Fish Called Wanda (1988) and won a Golden Globe for Best Actress for portraying Helen Tasker in the comedy action film True Lies (1994). Today, she's gearing up for a sequel to Freaky Friday, which she starred in alongside Lindsay Lohan in 2003. Freakier Friday will be released in Australian cinemas on August 7, 2025. The King of Pop charmed us as a talented kid as part of the Jackson 5, before becoming a successful artist in his own right. Among his hit albums were Off The Wall, Thriller, Bad and Dangerous, and his infamous moonwalk during a performance of Billie Jean became legendary. His music took a socially conscious turn in the 1990s with songs including Black or White and Earth Song in the 1990s. Passing in 2009, his memory lives on with MJ The Musical, which centres around the making of his 1992 Dangerous World Tour. It's showing at the Sydney Lyric Theatre in August and will move to Her Majesty's Theatre in Melbourne in September. The Material Girl has had us vogueing, wearing numerous bracelets and dancing since 1983 when her first big hit, Holiday, broke into the charts. Among her biggest albums have been Like a Virgin, Like a Prayer, Ray of Light and Confessions on a Dancefloor, plus she's starred in movies including A League of Their Own (1992) and Desperately Seeking Susan (1985). She completed The Celebration Tour last year and will release Veronica Electronica, a remix album of songs from her 1998 record Ray of Light, on July 25. Pfeiffer has had a stellar career with roles including Elvira Hancock in Scarface (1983), starring alongside Al Pacino, plus playing Catwoman in Batman Returns (1992) and LouAnne Johnson in Dangerous Minds (1995). While she's taken career breaks over the years, she's kept in the public eye, with roles including Janet van Dyne in Marvel's Ant-Man (2015) and its sequel Ant-Man and the Wasp (2018). More recently, she has been announced to star alongside Nicole Kidman in the upcoming Apple TV+ series Margot's Got Money Troubles. Her hands and footprints were memorialised in cement at the TCL Chinese Theatre on April 25 in honour of her work. The skilled musician kept us hooked with his incredible songwriting skills, androgynous looks and unmistakable falsetto. The prolific musician produced 39 albums and delivered anthems including Purple Rain, Little Red Corvette and Raspberry Beret, to name a few. He famously changed his stage name to a symbol in the 1990s. Passing in 2016, you can visit his estate, Paisley Park, just out of Minneapolis and walk through where he recorded some of his music, plus see selected instruments, awards and clothes. Sweetie, darling, the comedian Jennifer Saunders has made us laugh with a slew of shows and films. She was one half of the sketch show French and Saunders alongside Dawn French, and kept us giggling as Edina Monsoon in the hit series Absolutely Fabulous, which spawned a feature film. She'll be making a guest appearance on the upcoming Netflix series Too Much. Share your thoughts in the comments below, or send a Letter to the Editor by CLICKING HERE. They've lit up our screens and stereos during times when music was bought on vinyl and films were rented at a video store. Several stars who have shaped popular culture were born in 1958, including Michael Jackson, Madonna, Prince and Jamie Lee Curtis. What was it about that particular year that brought so much talent? We've selected nine who have left an impact, but know there are many more. If there's anyone from that year who you think deserves a mention, drop their name in the comments below. Read more in The Senior The filmmaker and producer has produced several films that have made us laugh, wince and be in suspense. He came to prominence with Beetlejuice (1988) and Edward Scissorhands (1990) and captured our imaginations with Mars Attacks! (1996) and Planet of the Apes (2001), among others. Musicals also took a twist in his productions of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005) and Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (2007). More recently, he's directed several episodes of the Netflix series Wednesday and directed Beetlejuice Beetlejuice in 2024. Showing that girls can rock, Carlisle co-founded The Go-Gos, who had hits including Our Lips Are Sealed, and then went on to have a successful solo career with hits including Heaven Is a Place on Earth, I Get Weak, Leave a Light On and Summer Rain. She toured Australia in 2024 and is preparing to release her new album Once Upon a Time in California this year. The American actor and film producer has moved us for decades in a plethora of movies and TV shows. His long list of credits includes Beetlejuice (1988), The Cooler (2003), Along Came Polly (2004) and two Mission: Impossible Films, plus a highly successful run on the series 30 Rock. Today he's starring in The Baldwins, a behind-the-scenes TV show of his family's life with wife Hilaria and their seven children, which can be streamed on Binge. Author, actor and producer Jamie Lee Curtis has proven her versatility as a performer, skipping across genres from horror to comedy and more. She's scared us out of our wits in films including Halloween (1978) and Blue Steel (1990). On the funnier side, she made us laugh in A Fish Called Wanda (1988) and won a Golden Globe for Best Actress for portraying Helen Tasker in the comedy action film True Lies (1994). Today, she's gearing up for a sequel to Freaky Friday, which she starred in alongside Lindsay Lohan in 2003. Freakier Friday will be released in Australian cinemas on August 7, 2025. The King of Pop charmed us as a talented kid as part of the Jackson 5, before becoming a successful artist in his own right. Among his hit albums were Off The Wall, Thriller, Bad and Dangerous, and his infamous moonwalk during a performance of Billie Jean became legendary. His music took a socially conscious turn in the 1990s with songs including Black or White and Earth Song in the 1990s. Passing in 2009, his memory lives on with MJ The Musical, which centres around the making of his 1992 Dangerous World Tour. It's showing at the Sydney Lyric Theatre in August and will move to Her Majesty's Theatre in Melbourne in September. The Material Girl has had us vogueing, wearing numerous bracelets and dancing since 1983 when her first big hit, Holiday, broke into the charts. Among her biggest albums have been Like a Virgin, Like a Prayer, Ray of Light and Confessions on a Dancefloor, plus she's starred in movies including A League of Their Own (1992) and Desperately Seeking Susan (1985). She completed The Celebration Tour last year and will release Veronica Electronica, a remix album of songs from her 1998 record Ray of Light, on July 25. Pfeiffer has had a stellar career with roles including Elvira Hancock in Scarface (1983), starring alongside Al Pacino, plus playing Catwoman in Batman Returns (1992) and LouAnne Johnson in Dangerous Minds (1995). While she's taken career breaks over the years, she's kept in the public eye, with roles including Janet van Dyne in Marvel's Ant-Man (2015) and its sequel Ant-Man and the Wasp (2018). More recently, she has been announced to star alongside Nicole Kidman in the upcoming Apple TV+ series Margot's Got Money Troubles. Her hands and footprints were memorialised in cement at the TCL Chinese Theatre on April 25 in honour of her work. The skilled musician kept us hooked with his incredible songwriting skills, androgynous looks and unmistakable falsetto. The prolific musician produced 39 albums and delivered anthems including Purple Rain, Little Red Corvette and Raspberry Beret, to name a few. He famously changed his stage name to a symbol in the 1990s. Passing in 2016, you can visit his estate, Paisley Park, just out of Minneapolis and walk through where he recorded some of his music, plus see selected instruments, awards and clothes. Sweetie, darling, the comedian Jennifer Saunders has made us laugh with a slew of shows and films. She was one half of the sketch show French and Saunders alongside Dawn French, and kept us giggling as Edina Monsoon in the hit series Absolutely Fabulous, which spawned a feature film. She'll be making a guest appearance on the upcoming Netflix series Too Much. Share your thoughts in the comments below, or send a Letter to the Editor by CLICKING HERE.

Perth Now

4 days ago

• Perth Now

Alanis Morissette given designer blouse by Madonna after turning up in sweat pants

Alanis Morissette was given a designer blouse by Madonna after turning up for an important meeting wearing sweat pants. The Ironic singer, 51, has revealed she didn't have any fancy clothes to wear when she was invited to meet with Madonna's manager Guy Oseary before signing to the singer's Maverick record label and she was helped out by Madonna, who gifted her a Prada shirt, and Alanis was astounded by the pricey present. She told The Sunday Times newspaper: "When I moved to LA from Canada in the early 1990s I lived in sweatpants. "I was too frugal to spend money on nice clothes. I was writing [1995 album] Jagged Little Pill and Guy Oseary, at Madonna's record label Maverick, asked me for a meeting. "I only had sweatpants to wear, but played him [songs] Perfect, Hand in My Pocket and You Oughta Know and then he signed me. "Madonna was always coming in, weighing in, and one day she said: 'Girl, I'm going to get you your first blouse.' "She gave me a chartreuse Prada blouse. I was paralysed by how much it cost, but she was like: 'Here, honey!'" Alanis is due to perform at the UK's fabled Glastonbury Festival later this month and she gave a hint about what she's going to be wearing for her performance at Worthy Farm. She added: "I'd call it slightly eclectic with an onus on natural. So, flowers, earth, but then, because I'm 1990s by default, it's also like, 'throw glitter on it, mess it up, fray the edges. "I like being messy and slightly surprising. Chic but also misshapen." Alanis added of her style: "[It's] greasy, fancy, careless. I care but I also don't care, which is very 1990s, I guess." As well as performing at Glastonbury this summer, Alanis is also touring the US and Europe and she's just announced a residency at The Colosseum Theater at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas which kicks off in October. The singer's tour comes 30 years after she released her seminal album Jagged Little Pill, and she recently admitted the record's huge hit track Ironic nearly didn't make the cut. She told Rolling Stone magazine: "You know, I didn't even want that song on the record. I remember a lot of people going, 'Please, please, please.' "That was one of the first songs [songwriter/producer] Glen Ballard and I wrote, almost like a demo. "But people wound up liking the melody, and I wasn't that precious about it. I came to realise later that perhaps I should have been. Whoops!"

9 News

5 days ago

• 9 News

Ally Langdon nominated for Gold Logie

Your web browser is no longer supported. To improve your experience update it here Ally Langdon has been nominated for the Gold Logie at the 65th TV WEEK Logie Awards, leading more than 30 nominations for Nine. It's the first time A Current Affair and Parental Guidance host Langdon has been nominated for the award, which has seen a record number of female nominees in 2025. The only male nominee for the Gold is Nine's own Hamish Blake. Gold Logie nominees Hamish Blake and Ally Langdon. (Today) The LEGO Masters Australia host has been nominated five times before and has won the award twice, first in 2012 and most recently in 2022. He is also nominated for the Bert Newton Award for Most Popular Presenter, as is Tipping Point Australia host Todd Woodbridge. 9News presenter Peter Overton and 60 Minutes presenter Tara Brown have both been tipped for the Ray Martin Award for Most Popular News or Public Affairs Presenter. Langdon has also been nominated in that category. A Current Affair and 60 Minutes have both been nominated for Best Current Affairs Program, and Nine scored three nods for the Best Sports Coverage gong for the 2024 State of Origin coverage, 2025 Australian Open Finals and The Olympic Games Paris 2024. Nine also received two nominations for Best News Coverage or Public Affairs Report for the 60 Minutes report Building Bad, and the A Current Affai r report Courage & Science. The network scored three nods in the Best Factual or Documentary Program category for Big Miracles, Tsunami: 20 Years On and Unbreakable: The Jelena Dokic Story. WATCH: Unbreakable: The Jelena Dokic Story | Official Trailer  The 9Network and Stan racked up a total of 32 nominations for the 2025 Logies, which will be hosted in Sydney on August 3. "These nominations reflect the breadth of talent and storytelling we champion - across both 9Network and Stan - and our deep connection to Australian audiences," said Nine Managing Director, Streaming and Broadcast, Amanda Laing. "At Nine, we don't just reflect the national conversation - we help lead it." "Our strength lies in backing bold, original storytelling that speaks to who we are, how we live, and what matters most to Australians today. "This is why our stories resonate - across platforms, across generations, and across the country." Ally Langdon, A Current Affair , The Olympic Games Paris 2024 , 9Network Hamish Blake, LEGO Masters Australia , 9Network Julia Morris, I'm A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! , Network 10 Lisa Millar, Back Roads , ABC News Breakfast , Muster Dogs: Where Are They Now , Muster Dogs: Collies & Kelpies , ABC Lynne McGranger, Home and Away , Seven Network Poh Ling Yeow, MasterChef Australia , Network 10 Sonia Kruger, The Voice , Dancing With The Stars , Logies Red Carpet Show , Seven Network Hamish Blake, LEGO Masters Australia , 9Network Julia Morris, I'm A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! , Network 10 Ricki-Lee, Australian Idol , Seven Network Sonia Kruger, The Voice , Dancing With The Stars , Logies Red Carpet Show , Seven Network Todd Woodbridge, Tipping Point Australia , Australian Open , The Olympic Games Paris 2024 , Paris 2024 Paralympic Games , 9Network Zan Rowe, Take 5 With Zan Rowe , ABC New Year's Eve, ABC Guy Montgomery, Guy Montgomery's Guy Mont Spelling Bee , ABC Hailey Pinto, Home and Away , Seven Network Jenny Tian, Taskmaster Australia , Network 10 Kate Miller-Heidke, The Voice , Seven Network Kylah Day, Territory , Netflix Sofia Levin, MasterChef Australia , Network 10 Ally Langdon, A Current Affair, 9Network David Speers, Insiders , ABC Michael Usher, 7NEWS , 7NEWS Spotlight , Seven Network Peter Overton, 9News , 9Network Sarah Ferguson, 7.30 , ABC Tara Brown, 60 Minutes , Dangerous Lies: Unmasking Belle Gibson , 9Network Lloyd Griffith, Return To Paradise , ABC Michael Dorman, Territory , Netflix Robert Taylor, Territory , Netflix Sam Corlett, Territory , Netflix Sam Neill, The Twelve , BINGE / FOXTEL Tai Hara, Return To Paradise , ABC Alycia Debnam-Carey, Apple Cider Vinegar , Netflix Anna Samson, Return To Paradise , ABC Anna Torv, Territory , Netflix Ayesha Madon, Heartbreak High , Netflix Kaitlyn Dever, Apple Cider Vinegar , Netflix Lynne McGranger, Home and Away, Seven Network Aaron Chen, Fisk , ABC Ben Miller, Austin , ABC Clancy Brown, Good Cop/Bad Cop , Stan Luke Cook, Good Cop/Bad Cop , Stan Michael Theo, Austin , ABC Patrick Brammall, Colin From Accounts , BINGE / FOXTEL Harriet Dyer, Colin From Accounts , BINGE / FOXTEL Jenna Owen, Nugget is Dead: A Christmas Story , Stan Kitty Flanagan, Fisk , ABC Leighton Meester, Good Cop/Bad Cop , Stan Sally Phillips, Austin , ABC Vic Zerbst, Nugget is Dead: A Christmas Story , Stan Ashley Zukerman, Apple Cider Vinegar , Netflix Darren Gilshenan, Colin From Accounts , BINGE / FOXTEL Glenn Butcher, Fisk , ABC Mark Coles Smith, Apple Cider Vinegar , Netflix Matt Nable, Apple Cider Vinegar , Netflix Sam Delich, Territory , Netflix Aisha Dee, Apple Cider Vinegar , Netflix Chloé Hayden, Heartbreak High , Netflix Julia Zemiro, Fisk , ABC Marg Downey, The Newsreader , ABC Michelle Lim Davidson, The Newsreader , ABC Tilda Cobham-Hervey, Apple Cider Vinegar , Netflix Bump , Stan Heartbreak High , Netflix Return To Paradise , ABC Territory , Netflix The Newsreader , ABC The Twelve , BINGE / FOXTEL Apple Cider Vinegar , Netflix Critical Incident , Stan Fake , Paramount+ How To Make Gravy , BINGE / FOXTEL Human Error , 9Network Plum , ABC ABC New Year's Eve , ABC Australian Idol , Seven Network Countdown 50 Years On , ABC Dancing With The Stars , Seven Network The Voice , Seven Network Vision Australia's Carols by Candlelight , 9Network 60 Minutes , 9Network 7.30 , ABC 7NEWS Spotlight , Seven Network A Current Affair , 9Network Australian Story , ABC Four Corners , ABC Austin , ABC Colin From Accounts , BINGE / FOXTEL Fisk , ABC Good Cop/Bad Cop , Stan Melbourne International Comedy Festival , ABC Optics , ABC Gruen , ABC Hard Quiz , ABC Have You Been Paying Attention? , Network 10 Sam Pang Tonight , Network 10 Thank God You're Here , Network 10 The Weekly with Charlie Pickering , ABC Alone Australia , SBS Australian Survivor: Brains V Brawn II , Network 10 LEGO Masters Australia , 9Network MasterChef Australia , Network 10 My Kitchen Rules , Seven Network The Block , 9Network Farmer Wants A Wife , Seven Network Gogglebox Australia , Network 10 Married At First Sight , 9Network Muster Dogs: Collies & Kelpies , ABC Shark Tank Australia , Network 10 The Real Housewives of Sydney , BINGE / FOXTEL Better Homes and Gardens , Seven Network Do You Want To Live Forever? , 9Network Gardening Australia , ABC Grand Designs Australia , ABC Restoration Australia , ABC Travel Guides , 9Network Betrayal of Trust , Four Corners, ABC Building Bad , 60 Minutes, 9Network Courage & Science , A Current Affair, 9Network Cyclone Alfred , 7NEWS, Seven Network Melbourne Protests , Sunrise, Seven Network Trump Assassination Attempt , 7NEWS, Seven Network Big Miracles , 9Network Ego: The Michael Gudinski Story , Seven Network Miriam Margolyes Impossibly Australian , ABC The Assembly , ABC Tsunami: 20 Years On , 9Network Unbreakable: The Jelena Dokic Story , 9Network 2024 AFL Finals Series, Seven Network 2024 State of Origin , 9Network 2025 Australian Open Finals , 9Network Australia v India: Border – Gavaskar Trophy , Kayo Sports / FOXTEL CommBank Matildas V China PR , Network 10 The Olympic Games Paris 2024 , 9Network / Stan Sport Bluey , ABC Ginger and the Vegesaurs , ABC Hard Quiz Kids , ABC Little J & Big Cuz , NITV / ABC Play School , ABC Rock Island Mysteries , Network 10 national TV Logie Awards Logies 60 Minutes A Current Affair CONTACT US Auto news:Is this the next Subaru WRX? Mysterious performance car teased.