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The mystery celebrity dressed as Poodle on “The Masked Singer Australia” has been revealed.

The show’s judges — Mel B, Abbie Chatfield, Dave Hughes, and Chrissie Swan — were visibly shocked on Wednesday’s episode after “Beverly Hills, 90210” star Tori Spelling was unveiled as the woman inside the costume.

Chatfield had already guessed Spelling, but changed her answer to Kyle Richards.

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Mel B, on the other hand, was convinced it was her fellow Spice Girl Emma Bunton behind the poodle mask.

The singer insisted, “Can I just say you had me, because I thought 100 per cent for real it was Baby Spice,” adding: “I swear to God, you sound like Emma Bunton! You do. You sound like a Spice Girl. You did!” the Daily Mail reported.

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Reality is set to be reworked across 10 ViacomCBS in 2022, with international formats headlining today’s upfronts.

Endemol Shine Australia will adapt UK programs Hunted and Would I Lie To You? Australia as part of next year’s Network 10 slate, as well as reality series The Bridge for Paramount+.

Warner Bros. will also produce a local version of Showtime docuseries Couples Therapy for the ViacomCBS streamer.

The free-to-air premiere schedule is rounded out by a relaunch of First Dates Australia, which joins returning formats I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!, Australian Survivor, MasterChef Australia, The Masked Singer Australia, The Project, Gogglebox Australia and Have You Been Paying Attention?

ViacomCBS Australia and New Zealand senior vice president for content and programming Daniel Monaghan said the “strong, consistent” line-up was designed to maintain the company’s trajectory.

“Over the past 18 months we’ve grown our viewing share and once again...

‘Lion’. (Photo: Mark Rogers)

What’s your favourite Australian film of the last decade?

That’s one of the questions Aacta is putting to the general public over the coming week as voting opens for its new Audience Choice Awards.

In contention for the film award are: Peter Rabbit, Red Dog, The Sapphires, The Great Gatsby, The Water Diviner, The Dressmaker, Lion, Ride Like A Girl and Mad Max: Fury Road.

While many of those nominated correspond to the Academy’s own ‘Best Film’ winners over the past 10 years, there are some notable exclusions – 2016’s Hacksaw Ridge, 2018’s Sweet Country and 2019’s The Nightingale.

The Favourite TV Drama of The Decade category sees each broadcaster score two nods – bar Sbs, who were snubbed. They include 10’s Offspring and Neighbours, ABC’s Mystery Road and Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries, Foxtel’s Top of the Lake and Wentworth, Seven’s Molly and Home and Away,...

Chris Brown and Julia Morris.

I.m A Celebrity.Get Me Out Of Here! is returning to Ten for a third season, set to air in 2017.

The show's second season featured Shane Warne, Laurina Fleure and Brendan Fevola and was hosted by Julia Morris and Dr Chris Brown, both returning this year.

.The thought of returning to Africa for a third season of I.m A Celebrity.Get Me Out Of Here! is exciting me so much that I am really trying not to wish the rest of this year away,. said Morris.

.My darling Doctor and I are hanging out to return to our luxurious jungle paradise to watch the poor celebrities battle it out with various predators. there may be some animals there too..

Chris Brown described the show as "all about pushing celebrities way out of their comfort zone in the knowledge that on the way back...

A Playmaker Media drama starring Jessica Marais and a reality series which reunites people with long-lost family members are among six new Australian shows for Network Ten in 2016.

The line-up includes Australian Survivor, All Star Family Feud, the spin-off I.m A Celebrity. Get Me Out Of Here! Now, and the previously announced telemovie Brock.

Ten said more new local series will be announced next year as it strives to build the momentum which saw the broadcaster record its highest commercial prime time shares since 2011 as audiences increased by 15 per cent this year.

In Playmaker Media's The Wrong Girl, Love Child star Marais will play Lily, a modern woman caught between two guys — one too good to be true and the other so wrong he might be Mr. Right.. Lily and her flatmate Simone are supposed to be taking a sabbatical from men but Lily falls in love with Jack,...

Andrew Flintoff has won Australia's version of 'I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here'. The cricket star was crowned King of the Jungle after seeing off competition from Australian Football League player Barry Hall and TV personality Chrissie Swan. Speaking to the show's host Chris Brown after his win, he said: '''As an Englishmen winning something in Australia, it's unheard of. ''That walk from the trial gate to here was one of longest walks of my life. I don't like insects, snakes, the dark.'' During his time in the South African jungle, he drank a concoction of fermented milk and cockroaches as well...

After a challenging 2012, the lines have been drawn and the troops are in position for the 2013 radio year. Colin Delaney looks across the country at the old and new faces and the biggest fights on the cards in the battle for the ratings win.

2012 was a tumultuous year for Australia’s radio industry. Marred by several well-publicised incidents, the reputations and standing of talent, management and key brands in the space took a beating, as did the image of the medium as a whole.

But the stage is now set for the battle of 2013 after the ratings season begins on January 20 and those in the industry Encore spoke to are hopeful the coming 12 months will see a turnaround with a number of new additions to the talent lineup and the return of many industry veterans. Um CEO Mat Baxter believes one show in particular will be a major game changer...

Stynes and Lukis start on Tuesday

Sydney’s Mix 106.5 will finally put its new breakfast duo of Sami Lukis and Yumi Stynes on air this Tuesday – nine days after the first official radio ratings period of 2013 began.

The duo – Sydney’s first all-female FM breakfast team – were named for the slot by station by owner Australian Radio Network at the end of last year. The move came after the previous lineup split with Claire Hooper leving the station and Tim Ross moving to national drivetime.

Mumbrella understand that the pair, who have not previously worked together, have been in off air rehearsals as they work to build up chemistry.

The show will target a 25-44-year-old female demographic.

Stynes said in this afternoon’s announcement: “We’re very different people with our own take on life but we feel like we’ve been friends for years”.

Lukis added: “I think...

In this roundup from the Encore and Mumbrella Annual, we look back at the year in radio.

2012 begins with 2DayFM shock jock Kyle Sandilands in a continuing sponsorship shit-storm. Jenny Craig is the first to sponsor the Kyle and Jackie O breakfast show after advertisers withdrew from the program in late 2011 following Sandilands’ vitriolic on-air rant at a News.com.au journalist that included calling her a ‘fat slag’. The public response to the weight loss brand’s decision to advertise sees them cancel their ads 24 hours later.

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Claire Hooper and Tim ‘Rosso’ Ross start their new partnership on Sydney’s Mix106.5 breakfast show as Jane Hall joins Chrissie Swan on Melbourne’s Mix101.1 breakfast show.

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The Kyle and Jackie O Show opens the year with a ratings drop from 11.2 per cent to 10.1 per cent. Elsewhere, Adelaide’s Mix 102.3 clings to a market lead ahead of FiveAA.

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The Australian Radio Network has renewed a contract with two of their top presenters.

The radio network as re-signed Melbourne breakfast team Brigitte ‘Brig’ Duclos and Anthony ‘Lehmo’ Lehmann for another three years.

The pair moved to Gold104.3fm at the beginning of the year from Mix101.1, replacing Grubby and Dee Dee who moved on.

The show had its best survey result in the most recent Nielsen survey, since starting at the station.

Arn’s national content director, Duncan Campbell said: ““This is a great signing for us. Brig and Lehmo have made GOLD104.3fm their home with some strong results this year highlighting once again that we made the right decision to move them earlier this year. They are a natural fit for the format and the station looks to 2013 with renewed confidence following a successful 2012 to date.”

Lehmo said of the signing: “Apart from my beloved Hawks losing to Sydney,...

Tonight is the final episode of Nine’s first outing of Big Brother. With 300 crew members, 42 cameras and almost 90 hours of television broadcast each series, there is no TV production quite like it. Encore managing editor Brooke Hemphill visits the set of the revived reality show to see how it is put together and finds the training ground for Australia’s television industry.

Down the dark corridor, lit only by red strip lighting on the floor, thick black curtains cover one-way mirrors. Like a sex peep show, unidentifiable silhouettes peer through gaps in the curtains. “Shhhh. The housemates are over here,” a voice whispers shining a torch in Encore’s direction. We’re in the camera space of the Big Brother house, where up to five camera crew are on shift staffing the 10 fixed cameras rationed between the various rooms. It’s a maze of corridors populated only by the camera team,...

The Australian Radio Network is giving away a new house in Mix101.1′s biggest promotion of the year. The listener drive is in conjunction with Lend Lease and Burbank and will be led by breakfast hosts Chrissie Swan and Jane Hall.

The promo follows on from the January 2011 house giveaway by Mix’s sister station, Sydney’s Mix106.5fm, to promote its then-new breakfast team of Andrew Rochford and Claire Hooper.The announcement:

The Australian Radio Network (Arn) is thrilled to announce Mix101.1’s biggest promotion of the year – Mix101.1’s House That Melbourne Built. In conjunction with Lend Lease and Burbank, Mix101.1 is giving one very lucky listener A Brand New House!

This exciting competition starts on Monday 17th September. In a unique twist, not only will Mix101.1 listeners get the chance to win a brand new home, they’ll get the chance to help design it. Each morning during Breakfast,...

Em Rusciano, Dave Thornton Mia Freedman

The Today Network has shifted time slots for its month-old radio show Mamamia Today, a spin-off of women’s website Mamamia.

The show will now air from 3-4pm Monday to Thursday as a lead-in to The Fifi and Jules Show, however it will remain on 6-7pm Friday nights to follow Hamish & Andy.

Hosted by Em Rusciano and Dave Thornton, the female-focused show will now be going head to head with Mix’s national show 3Pm Pick Up with Chrissie Swan and Jane Hall. Freedman is a regular guest on the program which debuted on August 6.

Freedman said: “We’re thrilled at the seamless way Em and Dave have helped to translate Mamamia.com.au onto radio with Mamamia Today. They just ‘get’ the brand so instinctively. And readers have responded really well to the opportunity to interact with the Mamamia brand on another platform.

Stynes, left, has been axed while Swan will continue the show with Jane Hall

Broadcaster Yumi Stynes this weekend saw the completion of one of the most dramatic career reversals in memory.

In the space of three weeks Stynes has gone from being one of the few presenters with a daily radio show and a daily TV show to seeing Ten axe The Circle and being dropped from Mix FM’s national afternoon radio show.

After her television job came to an end with the axing of The Circle, it emerged today that Stynes has been dropped from the nationally networked 3Pm Pick-Up which she co-hosted with former co-star of The Circle Chrissie Swan.

Swan will now co-present the show with Jane Hall who presents the network’s Melbourne breakfast show with her. No mention was made of Stynes in today’s announcement from Arn’s Mix.

Stynes saw her...

Ten has ripped up its TV schedule for next week in a last minute move to cope with the desperately poor ratings of its reality contest Everybody Dance Now.

Sunday’s episode of the Sarah Murdoch-fronted show has been cut from 90 minutes to an hour.

Monday’s episode of the FremantleMedia-produced show has been dropped altogether.

The last minute switch comes after the show rated a metro audience of just 598,00 for its first episode before falling to 304,000 and 324,000 – remarkably low numbers for a primetime network show.

The changes have reverberations through Ten’s schedule.

The premiere of Don’t Tell The Bride, fronted by Kate Richie, has been brought forward from Tuesday to Monday to fill the hole left by Everybody Dance Now.

The premiere of the new series of Can Of Worms hosted by Chrissie Swan remains at 8.30pm on Monday.

The Shire, which was shunted from Mondays...

The head of sales for embattled Network Ten says the broadcaster needs just one hit to turn around its fortunes.

This week sees the network launch a tranche of new shows including Everybody Dance Now, Puberty Blues and Class Of. It is also about to launch the second series of Can of Worms with new host Chrissie Swan, and talent quest I Will Survive.

Barry O’Brien, Ten’s newly arrived chief sales officer, said that he followed the mantra of David Leckie, the man who turned around Seven’s fortunes.

He said: “I remember sitting with David Leckie when the network was not in great shape. All he said was ‘You need one.’ That’s where we’re aiming. If we got two, got three, absolute bonus.”

In the video interview with Mumbrella’s Tim Burrowes, O’Brien said that the network was focusing on delivering audience in the...

Ten has pulled the plug on The Circle and cut Breakfast by half an hour. The gap left by The Circle will be mainly filled with Us content.

The Circle will end on Friday. Ten boss James Warburton said the decision was for financial reasons.

Breakfast launched in February but has struggled to find an audience against the much longer established Sunrise on Seven and Nine’s Today. It will now run from 6am to 8.30am rather than to 9am. Children’s show Wurrawhy will then air at 8.30am.

Axed: Gorgi Coghlan and Stynes

The Circle launched in February 2010. Original co-host Chrissie Swan departed late last year and the show was weakened after host Yumi Stynes faced a backlash in response to comments she made about war hero Ben Roberts-Smith. The Cricle runs behind Seven’s The Morning Show and Nine’s Mornings.

A spokesman for Ten said there would...

Chrissie Swan has been announced as the new host of Ten’s Can of Worms.

The Mix 101.1 DJ replaces Ian ‘Dicko’ Dickson who publicly sacked himself as host, but remained in place as co-executive producer on the Zapruder’s Other Films-made show.

Production of the show will remain in Sydney, with Swan commuting from Melbourne to front the show.

Co-executive producers, Andrew Denton and Anita Jacoby from Zapruder’s other films, said in a statement: “Audiences love Chrisse because they know that, with her, they are getting a real person. We think she is the perfect choice to take Can of Worms further into uncharted territory and we can’t wait to get started.”

Ten’s programming chief David Mott added: “We have been looking for just the right person to host Can of Worms. Chrissie is the perfect fit for a show that tackles topics that are rarely discussed...

Curious goings-on during an ad break for Nine’s Sydney broadcast of The Logies. The network aired an ad for Arn’s radio station Mix just before 9.30pm.

Which would have been a pleasing marketing investment to see for Mix 106.5′s Sydney breakfast team of Tim Ross and Claire Hooper.

Except it was a promo for Mix 101.1′s Melboune breakfast team of Chrissie Swan and Jane Hall.

Dr Mumbo suspects that the phone call to the Nine sales team for a makegood is coming right… now.

Melbourne’s most popular radio station 3Aw increased its share of listeners in the latest round of ratings from Nielsen.

The station piled on more listeners than any of its rivals, up two percentage points to 14.8% share, between January and March.

Arn’s Mix101.1 was the biggest faller, down from 7.3% to 5.7% share. Mix’s heavily promoted all-female breakfast show with Jane Hall and Chrissie Swan fell back slightly, down by less than on percentage point in the crucial 5.30am to 9am breakfast slot.

ABC774 almost lost its second spot in the market, dropping from 12.7% to 11.4% share, while FoxFM rose by half a percentage point to 10.2% share.

Nova 100, which enjoyed a strong last survey, fell back slightly, from 8.7% to 8.3%.

At drive time, Triple M recorded the biggest jump in listeners, up by 1.3 percentage points to 8.8% share.

The nominations for the 2012 TV Week Logies were announced on Sunday, with long-running soap Home and Away and Nine.s Underbelly: Razor leading the pool with seven nominations each.

Home and Away, which has been on air since 1988, received its nominations in the public-voted categories. It is up against Offspring, Packed To The Rafters, Winners And Losers and Underbelly: Razor for most popular drama series.

Esther Anderson (who plays Charlie Buckton) is nominated for both the gold logie for most popular TV personality and the silver logie for most popular actress. Veteran Ray Meagher (aka Alf Stewart) will compete against stars from Wild Boys, Packed to the Rafters and Offspring for most popular actor, while Dan Ewing, Steve Peacocke and Demi Harman are nominated in the most popular new talent categories.

Underbelly: Razor was acknowledged by both the public and industry peers. It earned nods for most popular series, actress...

TV heavyweights Karl Stefanovic, Adam Hills and Asher Keddie are among the main contenders for the top prize at the 2012 TV Week Logie Awards.

For the second year in a row, the Today presenter, the Spicks and Specks host and the Paper Giants actress look likely to claim the top award – the viewer-voted Gold Logie – which last year was claimed by Stefanovic.

They will be challenged by Ten’s Carrie Bickmore, Hamish Blake from Hamish & Andy’s Gap Year and Seven’s Esther Anderson.

The list of contenders in full:

TV Week Gold Logie – Most Popular Personality on TV

Adam Hills (Spicks And Specks, ABC1/Adam Hills In Gordon St Tonight, ABC1) Asher Keddie (Nina Proudman, Offspring, Network Ten /Ita Buttrose, Paper Giants: The Birth Of Cleo, ABC1) Carrie Bickmore (The Project, Network Ten) Esther Anderson (Charlie Buckton, Home And Away, Channel Seven) Hamish Blake (Hamish & Andy’s Gap Year,...

The Circle is believed to be suffering since the departure of Chrissie Swan. The Logie Award-winning TV presenter quit the Channel Ten chatshow last year in order to concentrate on her children and launch her radio career. Her departure is said to have "damaged" the reputation of the series, according to industry insiders. The Circle's ratings have plummeted in 2012, averaging only 56,000 viewers compared to 187,000 on the Seven Network's Morning Show and 104,000 for the Nine Network's new Mornings series. Media analyst Steve Allen told the Herald Sun that The Circle is suffering because Channel Ten does not yet have a breakfast lead-in show like (more)...

Chrissie Swan has described her time on The Circle as "brutal". The Logie Award-winning Australian television personality, who quit the Channel Ten chatshow after the birth of second child Kit six months ago, said that she loved the job but had "nothing left" at the end of the day for him and 3-year-old son Leo. Swan told the Herald Sun: "For me, at this time, I just couldn't maintain it and I didn't even realise until I had Kit. It's different when you've got two [children]. The nine-hours-a-day daily grind was just too much for me and because [The Circle] is a national show, we didn't have any holidays at all. "We (more)...

Channel Ten executives have revealed that they are not going to replace Chrissie Swan on The Circle immediately. The Australian television personality, who was nominated for a Gold Logie award last year for her role on the chatshow, decided last December to quit the show in order to host Mix FM's breakfast slot. Comedian and Celebrity Apprentice Australia winner Julia Morris was believed to be taking over after Swan recently sent her a Twitter message saying: "Gah! Is it true? Taking my spot on The Circle? I hope so! You'll Love those girls. Good luck!" However, Ten sources have told the Herald Sun that there is "no rush" to confirm a new host. Instead, they are reportedly (more)...

Chrissie Swan has offered her support to Julia Morris, her rumoured replacement on The Circle. Swan announced last week that she is to leave the Channel Ten daytime show for radio, where she will host Mix FM's breakfast show. Offering her support to Celebrity Apprentice winner Morris, she tweeted: "Gah! Is it true? Taking my spot on The Circle? I hope so! You'll Love those girls. Good luck!" Morris soon wrote back saying that the speculation was "all rumours", but added: "Put in a good word for me tho Dahl! (sic)" A spokesperson for Ten explained that "it's really (more)...

Chrissie Swan has welcomed a baby boy into the world. The Australian Logie-nominated television presenter, who already has 2-year-old Leo with husband Chris Saville, said that she is very proud to already be back to her pre-pregnancy weight only a few weeks after giving birth to Kit. Swan told Woman's Day magazine: "Leo's been so beautiful with Kit. He loves having him in the house and always wants to hug and kiss him. Leo often just calls him 'New Baby'. "Seeing your new baby for the first time really is one of the best moments in life. There's been a mystery for 40 weeks as to who's in there and, all of a sudden, you get to see them. It's just magic. That keeps mothers going back for more." Having struggled with her weight in the past, the star said that she (more)...

Chrissie Swan has revealed that she is "so excited" about the birth of her second child. The 37-year-old Australian television presenter, who already has "gentle" 2-year-old son Leo with partner Chris Saville, said that people have behaved strangely towards her throughout her second pregnancy. Swan told New Idea magazine: "The tummy rub is a bit odd and people ask lots of questions but none of it annoys me because I'm so excited! Children are an endless source of laughter and the older they get, the better it gets." She also revealed that she doesn't "buy into" the pressure that stars feel to lose weight after giving birth, saying: "Everyone should just relax and enjoy their baby. You can't (more)...

Gold Logie

Karl Stefanovic (Today) - - Winner!

Adam Hills (Spicks And Specks)

Asher Keddie (Offspring)

Chrissie Swan (The Circle)

Jessica Marais (Packed To The Rafters)

Rebecca Gibney (Packed To The Rafters) Most Popular Actor

Hugh Sheridan (Packed To The Rafters) - Winner!

Callan Mulvey (Rush)

Don Hany (Offspring / Tangle)

Erik Thomson (Packed To The Rafters)

Michael Caton (Packed To The Rafters) Most Popular Actress

Rebecca Gibney - (Packed To The Rafters) - Winner!

Asher Keddie (Offspring)

Jessica Marais (Packed To The Rafters)

Margot Robbie (Neighbours)

Zoe Ventoura (Packed To The Rafters) Most Popular Presenter

Karl Stefanovic (Today) - Winner!

Adam Hills (Spicks And Specks)

Chrissie Swan (The Circle)

Hamish Blake (Hamish & Andy 'Specials') (more)...

Chrissie Swan has brushed off rumours of a rift with Denise Drysdale. The two Australian television presenters, who co-host daytime TV show The Circle, were believed to have fallen out over Swan being nominated for three Logie Awards recently. According to The Daily Telegraph, Drysdale made a statement at a Logie production meeting saying: "If Chrissie Swan gets the Gold Logie, I'm handing my two back." When asked about the reports, Swan insisted that her fellow TV star was "as excited for [her] as anyone", while Drysdale said: "I love all of the nominees. Anyone who wins it deserves it." (more)...

Adam Hills has revealed that he recently comforted Chrissie Swan over nasty comments that have been made about her Logie Award nominations. The Australian comedian, who is up against The Circle presenter Swan in the Gold Logie award category, said that he tried to put her mind at rest when she confessed she was nervous about what people would think of her. Swan has been criticised by stars such as Eddie McGuire who reportedly think that she is not worthy of her three nominations having been on television for a year. Hills told the Herald Sun: "I [told Chrissie], 'Everyone apart from five people are going to be jealous of you. Everyone else in that room is going (more)...

Chrissie Swan has revealed that she is "trying" to enjoy her recent Logie nomination. The Circle presenter, who has been nominated for a prestigious Gold Logie as well as two other awards at the upcoming ceremony, said that she thought everybody in the TV industry would be "happy" for her. Stars such as Eddie McGuire have allegedly criticised the fact that the former Big Brother contestant has been nominated for a newcomer award despite being on screens for about a year. She told the Herald Sun: "I assumed that everyone would be happy for everybody else. [A Gold Logie nomination] (more)...

Chrissie Swan has hit back at reports that she did not deserve to be nominated for three Logie awards. The Australian television personality, who is best known for her hosting role on daytime show The Circle, was criticised by various stars after being named in the 'Most Popular Newcomer' category despite having been on TV for about a year. Fellow presenter Eddie McGuire implied on his radio show that Swan's nominations were like voting "for the dumb kid in class to be the class captain just to gee up the teachers". In response to people saying she is a "nobody", Swan told Woman's Day magazine: "I won't let myself feel bullied by all these surly remarks. [It's] (more)...

Eddie McGuire has publicly slammed this year's Logie Award nominations. The Australian television star, who is best known for hosting Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?, said that he thinks there has "always been questions" over the voting system for the Aussie TV awards ceremony. McGuire is the first celebrity to speak out amongst rumours of stars being displeased at The Circle presenter Chrissie Swan being voted for three newcomer awards despite having been on screen for a year. He told The Daily Telegraph: "You know when you vote for the dumb kid in the class to be the class captain just to gee up the teachers? We don't want to get that going." Swan (more)...

Chrissie Swan has announced that she is pregnant for the second time. The Australian television star, who is best known for presenting chatshow The Circle, announced her news on the show over the weekend. Swan, who put on nearly 50kg during her first pregnancy, recently lost a lot of weight hoping that it would boost her fertility. Swan told Woman's Day magazine: "It's worked! I can't (more)...

Chrissie Swan has revealed that she is halfway towards her goal weight. The 37-year-old Australian television star, who is best known as a presenter on chatshow The Circle, has lost 25kg since signing on to weight loss expert Jenny Craig last year. Swan told Woman's Day magazine that with her new figure, she is "delighted by the prospect" of wearing (more)...

Chrissie Swan has revealed that she feels "fabulous" after her dramatic weight loss. The 36-year-old Australian television presenter, who used to be a size 26, said that she has shed almost 50kg since joining weight loss company Jenny Craig six months ago. Swan told Woman's Day magazine: "When I first started on The Circle, I had just come from radio, where you could turn up looking shocking and it wouldn't matter. (more)...

Kim Kardashian's bottom is like a portable "pillow". The U.S. reality TV star, who is famous for her curvy derriere, lent her rear end to younger sister Khloe Kardashian when she needed a nap mid-way through a launch party recently.

Writing on her blog, Khloe said, "At one point I got really tired, so I had to take a nap on Kim's booty. It really does make the best pillow." Khloe explained she was desperate for some rest because of all the work she'd been doing recently. She added, "These long days are killing me!!! Lol. (sic)"

Kim's bottom was recently praised as being "like a water bomb." The brunette beauty invited Australian talk show host Chrissie Swan to grab her rump in order to prove its authenticity live on television, prompting her to compare it to a soft, water-filled balloon.

Referring to her behind, Kim said, "While I've been here,...

Kim Kardashian's bottom is like a portable "pillow". The Us reality TV star - who is famous for her curvy derriere - lent her rear end to younger sister Khloe Kardashian when she needed a nap mid-way through a launch party recently. Writing on her blog, Khloe said: "At one point I got really tired, so I had to take a nap on Kim's booty. It really does make the best pillow." Khloe explained she was desperate for some rest because of all the work she'd been doing recently. She added: "These long days are killing me!!! Lol. (sic)" Kim's bottom was recently praised as being "like a water bomb." The brunette beauty invited Australian talk show host Chrissie Swan...

Kim Kardashian's bottom is like a portable "pillow".

The Us reality TV star - who is famous for her curvy derriere – lent her rear end to younger sister Khloe Kardashian when she needed a nap mid-way through a launch party recently.

Writing on her blog, Khloe said: "At one point I got really tired, so I had to take a nap on Kim's booty. It really does make the best pillow." Khloe explained she was desperate for some rest because of all the work she'd been doing recently.

She added: "These long days are killing me!!! Lol. (sic)"

Kim’s bottom was recently praised as being "like a water bomb." The brunette beauty invited Australian talk show host Chrissie Swan to grab her rump in order to prove its authenticity live on television, prompting her to compare it to a soft, water-filled balloon.

Referring to her behind, Kim said: "While I've been here,...

Melbourne, April 22 – Aussie TV host Chrissie Swan made news when she did something very few people can even think of. The Channel Ten talk show host got a chance to squeeze Kardashian’s famous derriere.

Kardashian is in Australia for a promotional tour and she managed to sit for a TV appearance on Channel Ten’s new show The Circle, reports News.com.au.

Talk soon turned to her famous derriere, prompting the Us beauty queen’s offer of a free feel to Swan.

“It felt like a water bomb. It feels so juicy and real,”.

Kim Kardashian's bottom is "like a water bomb". The Us reality TV star invited Australian talk show host Chrissie Swan to grab her rump in order to prove its authenticity live on television, prompting her to compare it to a soft, water-filled balloon. Referring to her behind, Kim said: "While I've been here, a few people have asked if it's real, so you can grab it if you want." Chrissie duly obliged and proclaimed: "It's juicy and real! It's like a water bomb. " Kim questioned: "Maybe a little too juicy?" But 'The Circle' host disagreed, saying the reason many people admire the former 'Playboy' model is because of her natural looks. Kim recently appeared naked in a photoshoot for...

Kim Kardashian's bottom is "like a water bomb".

The Us reality TV star invited Australian talk show host Chrissie Swan to grab her rump in order to prove its authenticity live on television, prompting her to compare it to a soft, water-filled balloon.

Referring to her behind, Kim said: "While I've been here, a few people have asked if it's real, so you can grab it if you want."

Chrissie duly obliged and proclaimed: "It's juicy and real! It's like a water bomb. "

Kim questioned: "Maybe a little too juicy?"

But 'The Circle' host disagreed, saying the reason many people admire the former 'Playboy' model is because of her natural looks.

Kim recently appeared naked in a photoshoot for Harpers Bazaar magazine, and said she felt more comfortable than when she appeared in Men's magazine 'Playboy', and is proud that she is seen as a role model to younger girls

Kim,...

It’s no secret she’s got a famous derriere, and during her interview on “The Circle” in Australia, Kim Kardashian declared open season on her heinie.

When questioned by host Chrissie Swan about her amble caboose, Kim replied, "A few people have asked if it's real. You can grab it if you want."

An excited Miss Swan gladly accepted the invitation, declaring, It’s juicy and real! That’s what we love. You are so womanly. It’s like a water bomb! Bet it’s never been described as that before.”

Equally amused, Kim replied, “Maybe a little too juicy!” In the past, Miss Kardashian has explained, "I'm Armenian. It's normal. My butt is probably not as big as you might think, because I have small legs and a small waist, which makes it appear bigger."...

Kim Kardashian spotted getting her butt grabbed on Aussie TV show. The "Keeping Up With The Kardashians" reality show star Kim Kardashian was spotted getting her butt grabbed on an Australian TV show yesterday called "The Circle" with host Chrissie Swan (video below). In the interview, Chrissie asked Kim about her butt,and Kim replied with, "A few people have asked if it's real. You can grab it if you want." Then Chrissie proceeded to grab Kim's butt,and said, "It’s juicy and real! That’s what we love. You are so womanly. It’s like a water bomb! Bet it’s never been described as that before.”...

Apparently, Australians take their country's reputation as the Land Down Under very seriously. Keeping Up With the Kardashians star Kim Kardashian recently appeared on Australian talk show The Circle when, quite naturally, the topic of her curvaceous backside popped up. During this Very Important Conversation, Kim revealed to host Chrissie Swan that some have questioned the authenticity of her rump: "A few people have asked if it's real. You can grab it if you want." It was, as it turns out, an offer that Swann couldn't refuse. Reaching out, the hostess grabbed two ample handfuls of derriere and judged for herself. Swann's conclusion?  "It's...