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It’s rare for every main character on The Equalizer to be under attack at once, but that was the case on the show’s Season 3 finale, which aired Sunday on CBS.

Robyn, Mel, Harry, Dante, Delilah and Aunt Vi all had battles to fight during the action-packed episode — arguably one of the series’ best so far.

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When the penultimate episode of Survivor 44 kicks off, all eyes are on Yam Yam. And by “all eyes,” I mean mine. Both of them. We saw those previews from last week! We know he’s gazing at his island bestie and alliance mate Carolyn. Plotting. Scheming. But when is the right time to cut her, and does he have what it takes to make the ultimate betrayal?

The Tika alliance has stuck together thus far, and while Yam Yam is itching to go rogue, Carson and Carolyn appear to be locked in. Carson feels they can beat Carolyn in a Final 3 situation,...

Cate Blanchett will receive the Aacta Longford Lyell Award at the 5th Aacta Awards on Wednesday night in Sydney.

First presented in 1968, the Longford Lyell Award is the highest honour that the Australian Academy can bestow upon an individual in recognition of a person who has made a truly outstanding contribution to the enrichment of Australia.s screen environment and culture.

It was originally known as the AFI/Aacta Raymond Longford Award, in honour of the great Australian film pioneer, Raymond Longford.

But the name of the Award was changed earlier in 2015 to recognise Raymond Longford.s partner in filmmaking and in life, Lottie Lyell.

Richard Roxburgh and Hugo Weaving will present the award to Blanchett.

The presentation will also include a tribute from Gillian Armstrong, and filmed tributes from Martin Scorsese, Robert Redford, Ridley Scott and Ron Howard, to name a few.

After graduating from Nida in 1992, Blanchett started...

It's about time Cate Blanchett got behind the camera. The Oscar-winning actress and producer who has long decried the state of things for women in movies is headed to Australian television with the drama "Stateless," which she is developing and set to direct. According to Screen Australia, “'Stateless' will be Cate Blanchett’s first venture into high-end TV,” and it centers on the true, headline-making story of Cornelia Rau, a young German-Australian woman who in 2005 escaped Sydney sect Kenja, only to be wrongly detained as an illegal immigrant in South Australia. Read More: Cate Blanchett on Cannes Lesbian Drama 'Carol': "It's Not 'Blue Is the Warmest Color'" Will Blanchett also star in the series? That's unclear. In 2013, it was announced that she would direct screenwriter Oren Moverman's ("Love and Mercy") "The Dinner," though no word yet on that project's whereabouts. Blanchett, who appeared in Aussie TV dramas...