News about Shane Jacobson

This week, John Cleese has been in Australia filming a brand new television special. Shane Jacobson has wrapped The Roast Of John Cleese, the famous English comedian. Last week, the Channel Seven special was shot in front of an audience at Melbourne's Crown Casino.

The stars appeared on the red carpet of Tick, Tick... boom! On Friday night, the football team was on the radio. Suzan Mutesi, a Challenge Australia contestant, was in charge of the arrivals at the Sydney Lyric Theatre. Suzan went for a casually chic style by sporting a huge black blazer and going topless underneath.

Shane Jacobson (right) was driving into Adelaide when he needed to refuel, so he stopped at St Arnaud Apex Service Station (left) in rural Victoria on Sunday. Mr Jacobson was thrown off guard when an attendant rushed to his vehicle and started to fill it up at the pump. He praised the attendant during his eerie Facebook message. "I shook his hand and thanked him and told him, "It's all part of the program," he said.

Acromazing has been crowned the new champions of Australia's Got Talent, earning over $100,000 in prize money. Judges Kate Ritchie, Shane Jacobson, Alesha Dixon, and David Walliams narrowed the nominees down to six, but it was the voting audience who determined the winner. Maddi Lacey of Acromazing said the team's victory was 'life-changing' after host Ricki-Lee revealed the results.

In a Channel Seven special that airs later this month, Iconic Australian actor Paul Hogan will get the celebrity roast treatment. On November 22, the network has confirmed that The Roast of Paul Hogan, hosted by comedian Shane Jacobson, will be broadcast on Seven and 7Plus. According to TV Blackbox, the Crocodile Dundee actor, 82, filmed the spectacle at Crown Casino in front of a live audience in April.

He made his reality television debut on Big Brother in 2006. As a contestant on Channel Seven's Got Talent, 'Farmer Dave' Graham has returned to the spotlight. On Monday night, he auditioned for the programme alongside students from RuffTrack, a charity that aims to'keep children alive and out of jail.'

On Sunday's episode of Australia's Got Talent, former Young Talent Time actor Beven Addinsall wowed the judges and audience. After his moving interpretation of John Farnham's classic Burn for You, the 51-year-old singer received a standing ovation. Judge Shane Jacobson was blown away, remarking, 'I was a fan of yours long before anyone else knew who I was.'

Last weekend, Kate Ritchie made her judging debut on Australia's Got Talent. And although Kate, the former Home and Away actress, appeared right at home with her colleagues David Walliams, Shane Jacobson, and Alesha Dixon, she has expressed concern about how she would be perceived on the programme. The Nova FM radio presenter, 'worried' she would be'a bit of a fence sitter, rather than making concrete decisions as a judge, rather than making concrete decisions as a judge.

Shane Jacobson has spoken out in response to Kate Ritchie's controversial low-range alcohol driving charge in August. This week, Shane spoke with Stellar magazine, calling Kate's behavior a "small mistake in judgment." 'Did she do wrong? Of course she did,'he started.

Kate Ritchie has admitted that she was hesitant to take on the challenge of a judge on Australia's Got Talent. Shane Jacobson, British pop star Aleesha Dixon, and comedian David Walliams joined the Channel Seven reboot this year. 'I certainly had the jitters,' she told TV Week magazine of her decision to join the panel.

Kate Ritchie has been seen in Sydney's Eastern suburbs for the first time since she was banned from drink driving by police. After losing her licence, the Home and Away actress, 44, attempted to go incognito during an outing in Double Bay on Thursday. Kate was dressed in an all-black ensemble, which included a jacket and a pair of tights.

In a new trailer for Australia's Got Talent, Kate Ritchie has been left impressed by a hunky, half-naked acrobat. After his appearance, the former Home and Away actor is seen telling Ukrainian acrobat Oleg Tatarynov, 'We couldn't take our eyes off you.' On the new season, Kate is one of four judges alongside Shane Jacobson, Alesha Dixon, and David Walliams.

On Sunday, the trailer for Australia's Got Talent's forthcoming season premiered, starring actress Kate Ritchie. It comes only a week after Ritchie, 44, had her driver's license suspended for three months for drinking alcohol in Sydney's eastern suburbs. On Channel Seven's talent show, the former Home and Away actor will appear on the celebrity panel.

The new judges for The Great Australian Bake Off have been revealed: British cookbook author Rachel Khooo and renowned Melbourne pastry chef Darren Purchese. According to TV Blackbox, the Foxtel baking show will be joined by new hosts Natalie Tran and Cal Wilson. The wholesome series co-produced by BBC Australia and New Zealand pits amateur bakers against one another in culinary competitions and is judged on the findings, based on the popular British format.

After being arrested by police in Sydney's eastern suburbs for drink-diving, radio host Kate Ritchie has broken her social media silence. After being stopped by officers for a random breath test, the Nova actress was arrested and taken to Maroubra Police Station immediately. Ritchie, 44, wrote a post on Instagram apologizing for her behavior and saying she made a 'poor decision' on Sunday.

Police in Pagewood, where she had failed a positive breath test, had arrested the Nova FM personality and former child actor on Home and Away. Ritchie, 44, has since been fined $600 and had her license suspended for three months. The driving ban came just as she prepares to make her television return as a judge on Australia's Got Talent.

She is about to make her television return as a judge on Australia's Got Talent. And Kate Ritchie had her hands full on Friday as she carried out errands in Sydney while clad in a casually chic outfit. In one hand, the Nova FM radio host clutched two punnets of raspberries, her iPhone, and a folded piece of paper, while carrying a take-away cup of coffee in the other.