Julie McAllan, creator and voice of Yamba the Honeyant, reflects on the beloved Australian children’s show that educated and entertained kids for nearly three decades.

Disney+ will have every season of CoComelon, a compilation of nursery rhymes for toddlers, starting in 2027. Read more at ...

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Walt Disney Co. has secured the exclusive streaming rights to the children’s TV series CoComelon, according to people ...

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Usually known for his upbeat, positive personality and joking nature, stage and screen star David Campbell was angered when ...

As the face of documentary series like Arena, Imagine and Omnibus, Alan Yentob was usually seen interviewing the biggest ...

Modern cricket is increasingly scientific and underpinned by professional analytics. The game's new backroom stars are the ...

All Gary Hall Jr. had time to grab as the January fires bore down on his home were his dog and his insulin. Among his losses: ...

The Australian animated series Bluey, which follows the Heeler family — Bandit, Chilli, and their daughters, Bluey and Bingo ...

While the cast list for Survivor 50 included many memorable names, some fan favorites couldn’t help but express their ...