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All the winners of the 2023 Logie Awards

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Silver logie for most outstanding actress, bert newton award for most popular presenter.

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Silver logie for most popular actor, silver logie for most popular actress.

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Most popular entertainment program.

Most Popular Current Affairs Program

Most popular reality program.

Most Popular Comedy Program

Most popular drama series, miniseries or telemovie, most popular lifestyle program, gold logie for most popular personality on australian television.

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Silver logie for most outstanding supporting actress.

Most Outstanding Drama Series, Miniseries or Telemovie

Most outstanding entertainment program, most outstanding comedy program.

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Most outstanding news coverage or public affairs report, most outstanding sports coverage.

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Logie Awards 2023: The Full List of Winners

Lights, camera, Logies! The much-awaited 2023 TV WEEK Logie Awards have graced us with an unforgettable night of glitz and glamour. Our favourite Aussie TV stars strutted their stuff on the red carpet at The Star Sydney, setting the stage for an epic celebration of talent and entertainment. But now, it’s time to find out the Logie Award winners of 2023.

Steering this star-studded ship is none other than the comedic genius, Sam Pang. You might know him from “Have You Been Paying Attention” and “The Front Bar.”

The 2023 Logie nominees truly brought their A-game to our screens. From entertainment to drama, comedy to reality TV, lifestyle to current affairs, and even sports, the nominees have left no stone unturned. And boy oh boy, the race for the iconic Gold Logie is on fire this year.

Without further ado, here’s the full list of Logie Awards winners of 2023.

Logie Award Winners 2023

Gold logie for most popular personality on australian television.

Hamish Blake, “Lego Masters Australia,” 9Network Julia Morris, “I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!” & “Taskmaster,” Network 10 Leigh Sales, “730 Report,” ABC Mark Coles Smith, “Mystery Road: Origin,” ABC Osher Günsberg, “The Bachelors Australia” & “The Masked Singer Australia,” Network 10 Shaun Micallef, “Shaun Micallef’s Mad as Hell,” ABC Sonia Kruger, “The Voice,” “Dancing with the Stars” & “Big Brother,” Seven Network — WINNER

Silver Logie for Most Outstanding Supporting Actress

Brooke Satchwell, “The Twelve,” FOXTEL & BINGE — WINNER Hayley McElhinney, “Mystery Road: Origin,” ABC Miranda Otto, “True Colours,” SBS Pallavi Sharda, “The Twelve,” FOXTEL & BINGE Virginia Gay, “After The Verdict,” 9Network Yerin Ha, “Bad Behaviour,” Stan

Most Outstanding Drama Series, Miniseries or Telemovie

“Black Snow,” Stan “Five Bedrooms,” Paramount+ “In Our Blood,” ABC “Mystery Road: Origin,” ABC “Significant Others,” ABC “The Twelve,” FOXTEL & BINGE — WINNER

Most Popular Current Affairs Program

“60 Minutes,” 9Network “7.30,” ABC “A Current Affair,” 9Network “Australian Story,” ABC — WINNER “Foreign Correspondent,” ABC “Four Corners,” ABC

Silver Logie for Most Popular Actor

James Stewart, “Home and Away,” Seven Network Lincoln Younes, “After The Verdict,” “Last King of The Cross” & “Barons,” 9Network, Paramount+ & ABC Mark Coles Smith, “Mystery Road: Origin,” ABC Patrick Brammall, “Colin from Accounts” & “Summer Love,” BINGE & ABC Ray Meagher, “Home and Away,” Seven Network Sam Neill, “The Twelve,” FOXTEL & BINGE — WINNER

Silver Logie for Most Outstanding Actor

Mark Coles Smith, “Mystery Road: Origin,” ABC Patrick Brammall, “Colin from Accounts,” BINGE — WINNER Richard Roxburgh, “Bali 2002,” Stan Sam Neill, “The Twelve,” FOXTEL & BINGE Tim Draxl, “In Our Blood,” ABC Tim Minchin, “Upright,” FOXTEL & BINGE

Silver Logie for Most Popular Actress

Ada Nicodemou, “Home and Away,” Seven Network Celeste Barber, “Wellmania,” Netflix Emily Symons, “Home and Away,” Seven Network Julia Zemiro, “Fisk,” ABC Kitty Flanagan, “Fisk,” ABC — WINNER Lynne McGranger, “Home and Away,” Seven Network

Most Outstanding Factual or Documentary Program

“Alone Australia,” SBS “Australia’s Wild Odyssey,” ABC “Old People’s Home For Teenagers,” ABC “Revealed: Trafficked,” Stan “The Australian Wars,” SBS — WINNER “Todd Sampson’s Mirror Mirror: Love & Hate,” Network 10

Most Popular Entertainment Program

“AGT,” Seven Network “Gogglebox Australia,” FOXTEL & Network 10 — WINNER “Gruen,” ABC “Hard Quiz,” ABC “LegoMasters Australia,” 9Network “The Voice,” Seven Network

Most Outstanding Entertainment Program

“Gruen Nation Season 3,” ABC “Hard Quiz,” ABC “Lego Masters Australia,” 9Network “RuPaul’s Drag Race Down Under Season 2,” Stan “The Cheap Seats,” Network 10 — WINNER “The Masked Singer Australia,” Network 10

Most Outstanding Sports Coverage

“2022 AFL Grand Final,” Seven Network “2023 Australian Open,” 9Network “Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games,” Seven Network “2022 Melbourne Cup Carnival,” Network 10 “State of Origin,” 9Network — WINNER

Most Popular Reality Program

“Farmer Wants a Wife,” Seven Network “Hunted Australia,” Network 10 “I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!,” Network 10 “Married at First Sight,” 9Network “MasterChef Australia: Fans & Favourites,” Network 10 — WINNER “The Block,” 9Network

Most Outstanding News Coverage or Public Affairs Report

“7NEWS – Turkey Earthquake,” Seven Network “A Current Affair – Seaworld Helicopter Disaster,” 9Network “Foreign Correspondent – Saving the Children,” ABC — WINNER “Foreign Correspondent – Somalia: A Story of Survival,” ABC “Four Corners – Do No Harm,” ABC “Four Corners – How Many More,” ABC

Most Outstanding Reality Program

“Australian Survivor: Heroes v Villains,” Network 10 — WINNER “Hunted Australia,” Network 10 “I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!,” Network 10 “Married at First Sight,” 9Network “MasterChef Australia: Fans & Favourites,” Network 10 “The Block,” 9Network

Most Popular Lifestyle Program

“A Dog’s World With Tony Armstrong,” ABC “Back Roads,” ABC “Better Homes and Gardens,” Seven Network “Gardening Australia,” ABC “Selling Houses Australia,” FOXTEL “Travel Guides,” 9Network — WINNER

Silver Logie for Most Outstanding Actress

Claudia Jessie, “Bali 2002,” Stan Claudia Karvan, “Bump Season 3,” Stan Harriet Dyer, “Colin from Accounts,” BINGE — WINNER Kate Mulvany, “The Twelve,” FOXTEL & BINGE Marta Dusseldorp, “The Twelve,” FOXTEL & BINGE Milly Alcock, “Upright,” FOXTEL & BINGE

Graham Kennedy Award for Most Popular New Talent

Amy Shark, “Australian Idol,” Seven Network — WINNER Ayesha Madon, “Heartbreak High,” Netflix Chloe Hayden, “Heartbreak High,” Netflix Flex Mami, “Love Island Australia,” 9Network Kween Kong, “RuPaul’s Drag Race Down Under,” Stan Lilliana Bowrey, “Surviving Summer,” Netflix

Bert Newton Award for Most Popular Presenter

Hamish Blake, “Lego Masters Australia,” 9Network Julia Morris, “I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!” & “Taskmaster,” Network 10 Scott Cam, “The Block,” 9Network Shaun Micallef, “Shaun Micallef’s Mad as Hell,” ABC Sonia Kruger, “The Voice,” “Dancing with the Stars” & “Big Brother,” Seven Network Tony Armstrong, “A Dog’s World with Tony Armstrong,” ABC — WINNER

Most Outstanding Children’s Program

“Barrumbi Kids,” SBS “Bluey,” ABC “Crazy Fun Park,” ABC — WINNER “Surviving Summer,” Netflix “Turn Up The Volume,” ABC “Ultimate Classroom,” Network 10

Most Popular Comedy Program

“Fisk Season 2,” ABC “Have You Been Paying Attention?,” Network 10 — WINNER “Shaun Micallef’s Mad as Hell,” ABC “The Front Bar,” Seven Network “The Hundred with Andy Lee,” 9Network “Wellmania,” Netflix

Silver Logie for Most Outstanding Supporting Actor

Alexander England, “Black Snow,” Stan Arka Das, “Here Out West,” ABC Clarence Ryan, “Mystery Road: Origin,” ABC Hamish Michael, “The Twelve,” FOXTEL & BINGE Luke Arnold, “True Colours,” SBS Thomas Weatherall, “Heartbreak High,” Netflix — WINNER

Most Popular Drama Series, Miniseries or Telemovie

“Heartbreak High,” Netflix “Home and Away,” Seven Network — WINNER “Mystery Road: Origin,” ABC “Savage River,” ABC “The Twelve,” FOXTEL & BINGE “Underbelly: Vanishing Act,” 9Network

Most Outstanding Comedy Program

“Colin from Accounts,” BINGE — WINNER “Fisk S2,” ABC “Have You Been Paying Attention?,” Network 10 “Shaun Micallef’s Mad as Hell,” ABC “Summer Love,” ABC “Taskmaster,” Network 10

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All the winners from the 2023 Logie Awards revealed

Some of Australia’s biggest names battled it out at the Logies. Here’s the full list of winners from TV’s night of nights.

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Australian TV’s biggest night, the 63rd TV Week Logie Awards, has come and gone.

This year, the coveted awards returned to Sydney for the first time in more than 30 years after an extended stint in Melbourne and four years in the Gold Coast.

The likes of Hamish Blake, Julia Morris and Osher Günsberg – who were among the seven stars nominated for the prized Gold Logie – walked the red carpet at The Star in Sydney where all the glitz, glamour and glory unfolded. But it was Sonia Kruger who came home with the goods.

Below is a full list of this year’s winners and nominees.

Gold Logie for Most Popular Personality on Australian Television

Hamish Blake, Lego Masters Australia , 9Network

Julia Morris, I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! & Taskmaster , Network 10

Leigh Sales, 730 Report , ABC

Mark Coles Smith, Mystery Road: Origin , ABC

Osher Günsberg, The Bachelors Australia & The Masked Singer Australia , Network 10

Shaun Micallef, Shaun Micallef’s Mad as Hell , ABC

WINNER: Sonia Kruger, The Voice, Dancing with the Stars & Big Brother , Seven Network

Most Outstanding Drama Series, Miniseries or Telemovie

Black Snow , Stan

Five Bedrooms , Paramount+

In Our Blood , ABC

Mystery Road: Origin , ABC

Significant Others , ABC

WINNER: The Twelve , FOXTEL & BINGE

Silver Logie for Most Outstanding Supporting Actress

WINNER: Brooke Satchwell, The Twelve , FOXTEL & BINGE

Hayley McElhinney, Mystery Road: Origin , ABC

Miranda Otto, True Colours , SBS

Pallavi Sharda, The Twelve , FOXTEL & BINGE

Virginia Gay, After The Verdict , 9Network

Yerin Ha, Bad Behaviour , Stan

Most Popular Current Affairs Program

60 Minutes , 9Network

A Current Affair , 9Network

WINNER: Australian Story , ABC

Foreign Correspondent , ABC

Four Corners , ABC

Silver Logie for Most Popular Actor

James Stewart, Home and Away , Seven Network

Lincoln Younes, After The Verdict, Last King of The Cross & Barons , 9Network, Paramount+ & ABC

Patrick Brammall, Colin from Accounts & Summer Love, BINGE & ABC

Ray Meagher, Home and Away , Seven Network

WINNER: Sam Neill, The Twelve , FOXTEL & BINGE

Silver Logie for Most Outstanding Actor

WINNER: Patrick Brammall, Colin from Accounts , BINGE

Richard Roxburgh, Bali 2002 , Stan

Sam Neill, The Twelve , FOXTEL & BINGE

Tim Draxl, In Our Blood , ABC

Tim Minchin, Upright , FOXTEL & BINGE

Silver Logie for Most Popular Actress

Ada Nicodemou, Home and Away , Seven Network

Celeste Barber, Wellmania , Netflix

Emily Symons, Home and Away , Seven Network

Julia Zemiro, Fisk , ABC

WINNER: Kitty Flanagan, Fisk , ABC

Lynne McGranger, Home and Away , Seven Network

Most Outstanding Factual or Documentary Program

Alone Australia , SBS

Australia’s Wild Odyssey , ABC

Old People’s Home For Teenagers , ABC

Revealed: Trafficked , Stan

WINNER: The Australian Wars , SBS

Todd Sampson’s Mirror Mirror: Love & Hate , Network 10

Most Popular Entertainment Program

AGT , Seven Network

WINNER: Gogglebox Australia , FOXTEL & Network 10

Gruen , ABC

Hard Quiz , ABC

LegoMasters Australia , 9Network

The Voice , Seven Network

Most Outstanding Entertainment Program

Gruen Nation Season 3, ABC

Lego Masters Australia , 9Network

RuPaul’s Drag Race Down Under Season 2, Stan

WINNER: The Cheap Seats , Network 10

The Masked Singer Australia , Network 10

Most Outstanding Sports Coverage

2022 AFL Grand Final, Seven Network

2022 FIFA World Cup, SBS

2022 Melbourne Cup Carnival, Network 10

2023 Australian Open, 9Network

Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games, Seven Network

WINNER: State of Origin, 9Network

Most Popular Reality Program

Farmer Wants A Wife , Seven Network

Hunted Australia , Network 10

I’m A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! , Network 10

Married at First Sight , 9Network

WINNER: MasterChef Australia: Fans & Favourites , Network 10

The Block , 9Network

Most Outstanding News Coverage or Public Affairs Report

7NEWS – Turkey Earthquake , Seven Network

A Current Affair – Seaworld Helicopter Disaster, 9Network

WINNER: Foreign Correspondent – Saving the Children , ABC

Foreign Correspondent – Somalia: A Story of Survival , ABC

Four Corners – Do No Harm , ABC

Four Corners – How Many More , ABC

Most Outstanding Reality Program

WINNER: Australian Survivor: Heroes v Villains , Network 10

MasterChef Australia: Fans & Favourites , Network 10

Most Popular Lifestyle Program

A Dog’s World With Tony Armstrong , ABC

Back Roads , ABC

Better Homes and Gardens , Seven Network

Gardening Australia , ABC

Selling Houses Australia , FOXTEL

WINNER: Travel Guides , 9Network

Silver Logie for Most Outstanding Actress

Claudia Jessie, Bali 2002, Stan

Claudia Karvan, Bump Season 3, Stan

WINNER: Harriet Dyer, Colin from Accounts , BINGE

Kate Mulvany, The Twelve , FOXTEL & BINGE

Marta Dusseldorp, The Twelve , FOXTEL & BINGE

Milly Alcock, Upright , FOXTEL & BINGE

Bert Newton Award for Most Popular Presenter

Scott Cam, The Block , 9Network

Sonia Kruger, The Voice, Dancing with the Stars & Big Brother , Seven Network

WINNER: Tony Armstrong, A Dog’s World with Tony Armstrong , ABC

Graham Kennedy Award for Most Popular New Talent

WINNER: Amy Shark, Australian Idol , Seven Network

Ayesha Madon, Heartbreak High , Netflix

Chloe Hayden, Heartbreak High , Netflix

Flex Mami, Love Island Australia , 9Network

Kween Kong, RuPaul’s Drag Race Down Under , Stan

Lilliana Bowrey, Surviving Summer, Netflix

Most Outstanding Children’s Program

Barrumbi Kids , SBS

Bluey , ABC

WINNER: Crazy Fun Park , ABC

Surviving Summer , Netflix

Turn Up The Volume , ABC

Ultimate Classroom , Network 10

Most Popular Comedy Program

Fisk Series 2 , ABC

WINNER: Have You Been Paying Attention? Network 10

Shaun Micallef’s Mad as Hell , ABC

The Front Bar , Seven Network

The Hundred with Andy Lee , 9Network

Wellmania , Netflix

Silver Logie for Most Outstanding Supporting Actor

Alexander England, Black Snow , Stan

Arka Das, Here Out West , ABC

Clarence Ryan, Mystery Road: Origin , ABC

Hamish Michael, The Twelve , FOXTEL & BINGE

Luke Arnold, True Colours , SBS

WINNER: Thomas Weatherall, Heartbreak High , Netflix

Most Popular Drama Series, Miniseries or Telemovie

Heartbreak High , Netflix

WINNER: Home and Away , Seven Network

Savage River , ABC

The Twelve , FOXTEL & BINGE

Underbelly: Vanishing Act , 9Network

Most Outstanding Comedy Program

WINNER: Colin from Accounts , BINGE

Fisk S2, ABC

Have You Been Paying Attention? , Network 10

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Summer Love , ABC

Taskmaster , Network 10

Australian actor and Hollywood star Simon Baker has escaped a conviction for drink-driving, with a court being told of a weird detail when police pulled him over.

Kate Langbroek has broken her silence on that awkward Logies joke that fell flat with the audience and left her co-presenter baffled.

Channel 7 wasn’t thrilled when Celia Pacquola swore during the Logies broadcast, but she says the network is to blame.

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The Full List Of 2023 Logie Award Winners

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2023 Logies winners: Sonia Kruger wins the Gold Logie, Tony Armstrong and Amy Shark also win big

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Sonia Kruger takes home the Gold Logie for Most Popular Personality on Australian TV. ( Supplied: Channel Seven )

Sonia Kruger has won the Gold Logie for Most Popular Personality on Australian TV.

Tony Armstrong took home the inaugural Bert Newton award for most popular presenter. 

While indie pop singer-songwriter Amy Shark won the Graham Kennedy award.

Here is the full list of winners.

Gold Logie for most popular personality on Australian TV

• Hamish Blake, LEGO Masters Australia, 9Network
• Julia Morris, I'm A Celebrity … Get Me Out of Here! & Taskmaster, Network 10
• Leigh Sales, 7.30 Report, ABC
• Mark Coles Smith, Mystery Road: Origin, ABC
• Osher Günsberg, The Bachelors Australia & The Masked Singer Australia, Network 10
• Shaun Micallef, Shaun Micallef's Mad as Hell, ABC 
• Sonia Kruger, The Voice, Dancing with the Stars & Big Brother, Seven Network — WINNER

Bert Newton Award for most popular presenter

• Hamish Blake, Lego Masters Australia, 9Network
• Julia Morris, I'm A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! & Taskmaster, Network 10
• Scott Cam, The Block, 9Network
• Shaun Micallef, Shaun Micallef's Mad as Hell, ABC
• Sonia Kruger, The Voice, Dancing with the Stars & Big Brother, Seven Network
• Tony Armstrong, A Dog's World with Tony Armstrong, ABC — WINNER

Silver Logie: Most popular Australian actor 

• James Stewart, Home and Away, Seven Network
• Lincoln Younes, After The Verdict, Last King of The Cross & Barons, 9Network, Paramount+ & ABC
• Patrick Brammall, Colin from Accounts & Summer Love, BINGE & ABC
• Ray Meagher, Home and Away, Seven Network
• Sam Neill, The Twelve, FOXTEL & BINGE — WINNER

Silver Logie: Most popular Australian actress 

• Ada Nicodemou, Home and Away, Seven Network
• Celeste Barber, Wellmania, Netflix
• Emily Symons, Home and Away, Seven Network
• Julia Zemiro, Fisk Season 2, ABC
• Kitty Flanagan, Fisk Season 2, ABC — WINNER
• Lynne McGranger, Home and Away, Seven Network

Graham Kennedy Award for most popular new talent

• Amy Shark, Australian Idol, Seven Network — WINNER
• Ayesha Madon, Heartbreak High, Netflix
• Chloe Hayden, Heartbreak High, Netflix
• Flex Mami, Love Island Australia, 9Network
• Kween Kong, RuPaul's Drag Race Down Under, Stan
• Lilliana Bowrey, Surviving Summer, Netflix

Most popular drama series, miniseries or telemovie

• Heartbreak High, Netflix
• Home and Away, Seven Network — WINNER
• Mystery Road: Origin, ABC
• Savage River, ABC
• The Twelve, FOXTEL & BINGE
• Underbelly: Vanishing Act, 9Network

Most popular entertainment program

• Australia's Got Talent, Seven Network
• Gogglebox Australia, FOXTEL & Network 10 — WINNER
• Hard Quiz, ABC
• LEGO® Masters Australia, 9Network
• The Voice, Seven Network

Most popular current affairs program

• 60 Minutes, 9Network
• A Current Affair, 9Network
• Australian Story, ABC — WINNER
• Foreign Correspondent, ABC
• Four Corners, ABC

Most popular comedy program

• Fisk Series 2, ABC
• Have You Been Paying Attention?, Network 10 — WINNER
• Shaun Micallef's Mad as Hell, ABC
• The Front Bar, Seven Network
• The Hundred with Andy Lee, 9Network
• Wellmania, Netflix

Most popular reality program

• Farmer Wants A Wife, Seven Network
• Hunted Australia, Network 10
• I'm A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!, Network 10
• Married at First Sight, 9Network
• MasterChef Australia: Fans & Favourites, Network 10 — WINNER
• The Block, 9Network

Most popular lifestyle program

• A Dog's World With Tony Armstrong, ABC
• Back Roads, ABC
• Better Homes and Gardens, Seven Network
• Gardening Australia, ABC
• Selling Houses Australia, FOXTEL
• Travel Guides, 9Network — WINNER

Most Outstanding Awards

Silver logie: most outstanding actor.

• Patrick Brammall, Colin from Accounts, BINGE — WINNER
• Richard Roxburgh, Bali 2002, Stan
• Sam Neill, The Twelve, FOXTEL & BINGE
• Tim Draxl, In Our Blood, ABC
• Tim Minchin, Upright (Season 2), FOXTEL & BINGE

Silver Logie: Most outstanding actress

• Claudia Jesse, Bali 2002, Stan
• Claudia Karvan, Bump Season 3, Stan
• Harriet Dyer, Colin from Accounts, BINGE — WINNER
• Kate Mulvany, The Twelve, FOXTEL & BINGE
• Marta Dusseldorp, The Twelve, FOXTEL & BINGE
• Milly Alcock, Upright (Season 2), FOXTEL & BINGE

Silver Logie: Most outstanding supporting actor

• Alexander England, Black Snow, Stan
• Arka Das, Here Out West, ABC
• Clarence Ryan, Mystery Road: Origin, ABC
• Hamish Michael, The Twelve, FOXTEL & BINGE
• Luke Arnold, True Colours, SBS
• Thomas Weatherall, Heartbreak High, Netflix — WINNER

Silver Logie: Most outstanding supporting actress

• Brooke Satchwell, The Twelve, FOXTEL & BINGE — WINNER
• Hayley McElhinney, Mystery Road: Origin, ABC
• Miranda Otto, True Colours, SBS
• Pallavi Sharda, The Twelve, FOXTEL & BINGE
• Virginia Gay, After The Verdict, 9Network
• Yerin Ha, Bad Behaviour, Stan

Most outstanding drama series, miniseries or telemovie

• Black Snow, Stan
• Five Bedrooms, Paramount+
• In Our Blood, ABC
• Significant Others, ABC
• The Twelve, FOXTEL & BINGE — WINNER 

Most outstanding entertainment program

• Gruen Nation Season 3, ABC
• RuPaul's Drag Race Down Under Season 2, Stan
• The Cheap Seats, Network 10 — WINNER
• The Masked Singer Australia, Network 10

Most outstanding comedy program

• Colin from Accounts, BINGE — WINNER
• Fisk S2, ABC
• Have You Been Paying Attention?, Network 10
• Summer Love, ABC
• Taskmaster, Network 10

Most outstanding reality program

• Australian Survivor: Heroes v Villains, Network 10 — WINNER
• MasterChef Australia: Fans & Favourites, Network 10

Most outstanding news coverage or public affairs report

• 7NEWS — Turkey Earthquake, Seven Network
• A Current Affair — Seaworld Helicopter Disaster, 9Network
• Foreign Correspondent — Saving the Children, ABC — WINNER
• Foreign Correspondent — Somalia: A Story of Survival, ABC
• Four Corners — Do No Harm, ABC
• Four Corners — How Many More, ABC

Most outstanding sports coverage

• 2022 AFL Grand Final, Seven Network
• 2022 FIFA World Cup, SBS
• 2022 Melbourne Cup Carnival, Network 10
• 2023 Australian Open, 9Network
• Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games, Seven Network
• State of Origin, 9Network — WINNER

Most outstanding children's program

• Barrumbi Kids, SBS
• Crazy Fun Park, ABC — WINNER
• Surviving Summer, Netflix
• Turn Up The Volume, ABC
• Ultimate Classroom, Network 10

Most outstanding factual or documentary program

• Alone Australia, SBS
• Australia's Wild Odyssey, ABC
• Old People's Home For Teenagers, ABC
• Revealed: Trafficked, Stan
• The Australian Wars, SBS — WINNER
• Todd Sampson's Mirror Mirror: Love & Hate, Network 10

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The Logies Are Back For 2023 — Here’s Everything You Need To Know

Arguably the biggest night in Australian television each year, the 63rd TV Week Logie Awards are confirmed to return for 2023. 

The night of nights will this year be held in Sydney for the first time in over 30 years, with Australian celebs of every television genre expected to flock to the red carpet at The Star.

The coveted awards will cover categories from Most Popular Presenter to Most Outstanding Children’s Program, and just about everything in between.

As well as celebrating Australia’s best small-screen talent, the Logies have also become synonymous with some pretty spectacular red carpet appearances , with our celebs not afraid to pull out all the fashionable stops for the star-studded occasion.

And while we’ll still have to wait a little while longer to see what our favourite celebs don on this year’s carpet, here’s everything you need to know ahead of the 2023 TV Week Logie Awards, including how to vote.

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Where To Watch The 2023 Logie Awards

This year, the Logies will be broadcast by Seven Network, on Sunday July 30, 2023.

Exact details of the broadcast are yet to be released, but we expect the red carpet to kick off at around 4pm.

Who Will Host The 2023 Logies?

The Logies hasn’t had an official host to lead the show in 11 years – but this year that will change.

Comedian Sam Pang has been appointed as host of this year’s proceedings, telling News.com.au , “I feel very lucky to be a part of this industry and can’t wait for July 30 in Sydney to celebrate Australian television on its night of nights and guide viewers at home through the entire four hour broadcast.”

“It’s a huge honour to be asked to host the Logies and while it will be weird not having a buzzer or beer in front of me, hopefully I’m up to the challenge,” the Have You Been Paying Attention? star added.

Who Is Nominated For The Gold Logie?

The Gold Logie is the most prestigious category of the night, awarded to the Most Popular Personality on Australian Television. Last year, it was taken home by comedian and host of Lego Masters , Hamish Blake , marking his second time being awarded the top honour.

This year, Hamish is nominated again, alongside Julia Morris, Leigh Sales, Mark Coles Smith, Osher Günsberg , Shaun Micallef, and Sonia Kruger .

How To Vote For The Logies

You can have your say in all of the ‘Most Popular’ categories, including the coveted Gold Logie. 

The public are able to cast their vote from 9am on Monday, June 19, with voting closing at 7:30pm on Sunday, July 30.

Voting for the Gold Logie will remain open until 10:30pm on Sunday, July 30.

Who Is Nominated For The 2023 Logie Awards?

We’ve done the digging, so you don’t have to. Below, every nominee for the 2023 TV Week Logie Awards.

Most Popular Awards

Gold logie for most popular personality on australian television, bert newton award for most popular presenter, most popular actor, most popular actress.

Graham Kennedy Award for Most Popular New Talent

Most popular drama series, miniseries or telemovie, most popular entertainment program, most popular current affairs program, most popular comedy program, most popular reality program, most popular lifestyle program.

Most Outstanding Awards

Most outstanding actor, most outstanding actress, most outstanding supporting actor, most outstanding supporting actress, most outstanding drama series, miniseries or telemovie, most outstanding entertainment program, most outstanding comedy program, most outstanding reality program, most outstanding news coverage or public affairs report, most outstanding sports coverage, most outstanding children’s program, most outstanding factual or documentary program.

Kirsty Thatcher is a Digital Writer at marie claire Australia. A new Sydney-sider, you can usually find her ticking off restaurants on her ever-growing bucket list, or on the hunt for Sydney's best beach.

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Logies 2023: All the moments that had everyone talking

By Kahla Preston and Bronte Gossling | 1 year ago

It truly doesn't feel like a year since we watched Hamish Blake take home the Gold Logie , but the Aussie entertainment industry's biggest night crept up on us once again.

This year, the Logies were held in Sydney for the first time since 1986, and the stars came out in force to see who would nab the coveted top prize – and, spoiler alert, the Gold Logie for 2023 ultimately went to Sonia Kruger .

READ MORE: Full list of winners and nominees at the 2023 Logies

It wasn't just a night of celebration, however, with bittersweet moments scattered throughout – and tears were shed as stars paid tribute to the Brian Walsh, Barry Humphries , Jock Zonfrillo and Olivia Newton-John .

Read on to see the Logies moments that had everyone talking on TV's night of nights, from the parking mistake that almost made Jackie 'O' Henderson a no-show, to Harriet Dyer's sweet shout-out to husband Patrick Brammall and many more.

Click the photo below to see all the red carpet looks.

Sam Neill wins his second Silver Logie

IN PICTURES: Every incredible look from the 2023 Logies red carpet

New Zealand star Sam Neill took out the Silver Logie in 2005 for Most Outstanding Actor, but he was still surprised when he won Most Popular Actor 18 years later.

"I think there has been a mistake," Neill, 75, said immediately after taking to the stage and accepting his award, which he won for his work in The Twelve .

"I haven't actually thought of anything to say, but I thought my name was just there to make up the numbers. And, really, I wasn't... Look, there is so many actors in this show that I am not even sure that I was the main actor or anything like that. It was just... Look, some of them are here and actually quite a lot of them are here ... most of us were in the show and I just happened to be there.

"Look, I don't know why they have given this to me. Maybe it was the wig? Yeah, it was the wig."

Neill started saying his thank yous, but stopped as he was "just so gobsmacked".

He concluded: "Thank you so much. It is lovely to get another Logie and to be with all of you."

Where in the world was Richard Wilkins?

Although a majority of Australia's television stars were at The Star in Sydney on Sunday night, there were some notable absences.

These included Nine's Entertainment Editor Richard Wilkins , which host Sam Pang couldn't help but point out. So where was he?

As the ceremony aired in Australia, Wilkins was in Greece with his son Christian Wilkins.

"Amazing to be in Greece for the first time with my son [Christian Wilkins] seeing the incredible Acropolis in real life… shame I'm blocking it with my head," Wilkins joked on Instagram before the Logies began.

If you're missing seeing Wilkins on your screen while he's on holiday, check out Dickie's Diaries here , his exclusive series on 9Honey Celebrity.

Harriet Dyer's sweet shoutout to husband Patrick Brammall during acceptance speech

Colin from Accounts co-creator, co-writer and star Harriet Dyer nabbed the Silver Logie for Most Outstanding Actress for her work on the series , and in her speech – after making a joke about her parents informing her the gambling odds were not in her favour ahead of the event – she also gave a sweet shoutout to her husband, co-writer, co-star and co-creator Patrick Brammall.

"I just want to thank Patty," Dyer said on-stage.

"He's the best. He made me sit down and write this probably because I was being annoying in the house," she said, as the camera panned to a nodding Brammall.

"If anyone could find a partner half as amazing as him, then you are going to have a great life."

As the audience 'awwed' at Dyer's tribute, she joked: "Ew! Gross!"

Dyer also paid tribute to new parents who are grappling with going back to the workforce.

"Joni was four-and-a-half months old when we started shooting this," Dyer, who married Brammall in March 2021 after a five-day engagement and adopted their daughter in September 2021, said.

"And it is scary but you can do it all and then you can look back and show them you did it."

It was then Brammall's turn to pay tribute to his wife after he nabbed the Silver Logie for Most Outstanding Actor .

"My main thanks goes to my co-writer, co-show runner, she is also my wife, she is also my muse," Brammall said while accepting his award.

"And she is funnier than me, she is prettier than me, she is younger than me."

Nine's Travel Guides nabs Logie

Nine's  Travel Guides won the Logie for Most Popular Lifestyle Program, with the cast joking that they almost didn't make it to the event.

Their acceptance speech elicited laughter with this light-hearted line: "We were supposed to be on a Travel Guides trip this weekend. But our guides, who are joining us now, they said, 'No. We can't go on a carefully curated once-in-a-lifetime holiday with thrilling yet risk-assessed and well-insured activities when the Logies are on!'"

"We're so glad we did come," they said.

Earlier in the night on the red carpet, dad Mark Fren revealed to 9Honey's Maria Thattil that he had something sweet hidden in his outfit – he had photos of his family printed on his shirt!

Stream every episode of Travel Guides for free on 9Now .

Sam Pang 'thanks' Hamish Blake for hosting gig in opening monologue

Comedian Sam Pang officially started the ceremony with a monologue, joking that he was not the "first choice" to host the event.

"It is a huge honour to be your guide tonight, but let's just address the elephant in the room," Pang said, before going through "the list of people" asked to fill the role.

"So, Hamish Blake said no," Pang said as the camera panned to a laughing Blake in the crowd.

"Thank you, Hamish, I really appreciate it, mate, some of us have a mortgage," he joked as everyone erupted into laughter.

Blake, meanwhile, may have had an inkling he was going to be mentioned in Pang's opening monologue, with the LEGO Masters host taking to his Instagram Story showing the cameras lining up for his reaction shot.

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Back to Year 11 for Hamish and Zoe

It seemed Hamish and Zoe were gearing up for a big night, bringing big "Year 11 social" energy with a hidden flask.

A Popstars reunion

Here's a dose of Y2K nostalgia – Sophie Monk catching Jackie O for a quick cuddle.

Popstars fans will, of course, remember Jackie was the host of the talent show that helped make Monk a household name.

The Blakes finally arrive

Hamish Blake and Zoe Foster Blake never fail to make an impact on the red carpet, and this year was no exception.

Zoe wore a dazzling red gown from ALEMAIS, while Hamish was in a classic tux.

The Blakes weren't the only stylish duo on the red carpet.

Rove McManus and Tasma Walton, Karl and Jasmine Stefanovic and Andy Lee and Rebecca Harding also brought their style A-game.

Click the photo below to see more great photos of couples gracing the Logies red carpet tonight and over the years.

Matchy-matchy!

Seeing this photo, you'd be forgiven for thinking tonight was the State of Origin final, not the Logies...

9Honey's red carpet reporter Maria Thattil caught up with Today Extra 's Sylvia Jeffreys and David Campbell, the trio matching beautifully in shades of maroon.

It proved a popular colour choice at the event – Chrissie Swan also rocked a burgandy frock!

A limo conundrum

We're always happy to see Jackie O on a red carpet, but it seems we came pretty close to missing out at the 2023 Logies...

KIIS FM's "Intern Pete" found himself in a wee dilemma when he discovered the limo he was supposed to be picking his colleague up had been parked in. Who among us...?

The Kyle and Jackie O Show Instagram page called him out for the blunder, writing, "@petedeppeler left the limo in a random carpark over the weekend and now he's blocked in when he's meant to be picking Jackie up soon."

Thankfully, Pete managed to turn things around, getting the limo out just in time.

"I got it out, it's all good, I'm at Crystal Car Wash ... I realise Jackie's going to be wearing a nice dress, so we're giving it a nice clean," he said in a video.

In the end he was roughly 12 minutes late to pick up his colleague, leaving Jackie waiting (im)patiently on the sidewalk in her beautiful red carpet gown.

"Worst chauffeur ever," she laughed.

Watch all the drama unfold here:

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A hair styling tip we didn't see coming

They say you learn something new every day, and Sarah Abo truly delivered for us on Logies day.

The Today host shared a behind-the-scenes snap of her getting ready with hair stylist Morgan Hill, revealing an unusual product was used in the process...

Abo revealed the unexpected "secret to red carpet hair" is... Wet Stuff Lubricant.

At first we weren't sure how, exactly, the product could be used for hair styling purposes, but after seeing the photos of Abo on the red carpet, the penny dropped.

It seems the Wet Stuff has been used to create a "wet look" hairstyle for the journalist. 

Abo wore a beautiful black dress with a sheer wrap-style overlay.

Doin' it for the 'gram

A stunning Instagram shot calls for desperate measures, as the old saying goes.

Just ask Sophie Monk, who put her friendship with Sydney's Crown hotel on the line to get The Shot.

"Sorry for standing on ya table. Promise it wasn't harmed," the Love Island Australia host declared.

9Honey on the ground

A familiar face repped 9Honey on the red carpet: yes, the one and only Maria Thattil!

The columnist, author and former Miss Universe Australia is used to being interviewed on the ruby rug, but this time she turned the tables, asking our favourite Aussie stars all kinds of questions.

Thattil wore a gorgeous custom gown from Con Ilio, sharing a first look on Instagram.

Preparations underway

With a red carpet event comes plenty of preparation.

Just ask Rush host David Genat and Rebecca Harding, who both hit the gym ahead of the ceremony.

Genat joked that he was working out to ensure he wouldn't be able to fit into his suit, adding, "stylists love him".

Meanwhile, Jayne Azzopardi had us doing a double take.

The Nine presenter teased fans with a dramatic new look, posting an Instagram Story of herself with long, flowing extensions and asking "should I?"

Alas, she opted for her shorter hair, but seemed to be getting a quick snip ahead of the red carpet:

And here's the Weekend Today presenter's gorgeous final look:

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Everything you need to know about Travel Guides 2023

The sixth season of Travel Guides is almost upon us! The popular reality show is set to be released on Channel Nine at some point in 2023 and while, sadly, we don’t know the exact release date yet we have seen a sneak peek!

And from this sneak peek, we know that all (but one) cast members are returning to go on a wild adventure all around the world.

WATCH: Travel Guides 2023 sneak peek

If you’re a fan of the Logie-winning show like us, read on to find out everything you need to know about Travel Guides 2023 .

Travel Guides Season 6 release date

At this stage, there’s no exact release date for the sixth season of Travel Guides . We do know that it’ll air in 2023 and Channel Nine has said it’s “coming soon” so watch this space…

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The cast for this year’s Travel Guides has remained relatively the same as last year’s. The only change is that Stack’s twin sister Mel is not returning. But Stack will still be on Travel Guides this year; she’ll just have a new travel partner. Scroll through to meet the full cast! 

Kristy and Bri

At the Nine Network’s recent Upfronts event, they gave us a sneak-peek at the two newest travel guides: Kristy and Bri. These newcomers will be joining the OG stars in the new season. And we can’t wait to see what they’ll have in store for us! 

Matt and Brett

Matt and Brent made their Travel Guides debut during Season 4. The couple have been together for 20 years and married for 9 of those.

The Fren Family

The Fren Family – Mark, Cathy, Victoria and Jonathan – have been on Travel Guides since its inception. The family always seems to find the funny side of holiday disasters and we can’t wait to see how the Frens handle this year’s destinations.

WATCH: Travel Guides’ Kev, Dorian and Teng go diving with sharks

Kev, Dorian and Teng

Kev, Dorian and Teng (AKA The Target Boys) have returned for their fifth season of Travel Guides . The hilarious best friends will tackle penny-farthing bicycles this year and poor Kev suffers an injury while on his.

Kevin and Janetta

Retired couple Kevin and Janetta have once again returned to Travel Guides . The self-confessed “travel snobs” have been a part of the show since it began and we can’t wait to see what kind of complaints they make this year.

Sadly, cowgirl Stack will not be travelling with her twin sister Mel this year. Instead, Stack can be seen in the Travel Guides 2023 sneak peek with a new, male partner…

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The Logies Are Back For 2023 — Here’s Everything You Need To Know

Where to watch the 2023 logie awards.

This year, the Logies will be broadcast by Seven Network, on Sunday July 30, 2023.

Exact details of the broadcast are yet to be released, but we expect the red carpet to kick off at around 4pm.

Who Will Host The 2023 Logies?

The Logies hasn’t had an official host to lead the show in 11 years – but this year that will change.

Comedian Sam Pang has been appointed as host of this year’s proceedings, telling News.com.au , “I feel very lucky to be a part of this industry and can’t wait for July 30 in Sydney to celebrate Australian television on its night of nights and guide viewers at home through the entire four hour broadcast.”

“It’s a huge honour to be asked to host the Logies and while it will be weird not having a buzzer or beer in front of me, hopefully I’m up to the challenge,” the Have You Been Paying Attention? star added.

Who Is Nominated For The Gold Logie?

The Gold Logie is the most prestigious category of the night, awarded to the Most Popular Personality on Australian Television. Last year, it was taken home by comedian and host of Lego Masters , Hamish Blake , marking his second time being awarded the top honour.

This year, Hamish is nominated again, alongside Julia Morris, Leigh Sales, Mark Coles Smith, Osher Günsberg , Shaun Micallef, and Sonia Kruger .

How To Vote For The Logies

You can have your say in all of the ‘Most Popular’ categories, including the coveted Gold Logie. 

The public are able to cast their vote from 9am on Monday, June 19, with voting closing at 7:30pm on Sunday, July 30.

Voting for the Gold Logie will remain open until 10:30pm on Sunday, July 30.

Who Is Nominated For The 2023 Logie Awards?

We’ve done the digging, so you don’t have to. Below, every nominee for the 2023 TV Week Logie Awards.

Most Popular Awards

Gold logie for most popular personality on australian television, bert newton award for most popular presenter, most popular actor, most popular actress, graham kennedy award for most popular new talent, most popular drama series, miniseries or telemovie, most popular entertainment program, most popular current affairs program, most popular comedy program.

● Fisk Series 2 , ABC

● WINNER:  Have You Been Paying Attention? , Network 10

● Shaun Micallef's Mad As Hell , ABC

● The Front Bar , Seven Network

● The Hundred with Andy Lee , 9Network

● Wellmania , Netflix

Most Popular Reality Program

● Farmer Wants A Wife , Seven Network

● Hunted Australia , Network 10

● I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! , Network 10

● Married at First Sight , 9Network

● WINNER:  MasterChef Australia: Fans & Favourites , Network 10

● The Block , 9Network

Most Popular Lifestyle Program

● A Dog's World With Tony Armstrong , ABC

● Back Roads , ABC

● Better Homes and Gardens , Seven Network

● Gardening Australia , ABC

● Selling Houses Australia , FOXTEL

● WINNER:  Travel Guides , 9Network

Most Outstanding Awards

Most outstanding actor.

● Mark Coles Smith, Mystery Road: Origin, ABC

● WINNER: Patrick Brammall, Colin from Accounts , BINGE

● Richard Roxburgh, Bali 2002 , Stan

● Sam Neill, The Twelve , FOXTEL & BINGE

● Tim Draxl, In Our Blood , ABC

● Tim Minchin, Upright (Season 2), FOXTEL & BINGE

Most Outstanding Actress

● Claudia Jesse, Bali 2002 , Stan

● Claudia Karvan, Bump Season 3 , Stan

● WINNER: Harriet Dyer, Colin from Accounts , BINGE

● Kate Mulvany, The Twelve , FOXTEL & BINGE

● Marta Dusseldorp, The Twelve , FOXTEL & BINGE

● Milly Alcock, Upright (Season 2), FOXTEL & BINGE

Most Outstanding Supporting Actor

● Alexander England, Black Snow , Stan

● Arka Das, Here Out West , ABC

● Clarence Ryan, Mystery Road: Origin , ABC

● Hamish Michael, The Twelve , FOXTEL & BINGE

● Luke Arnold, True Colours , SBS

● WINNER: Thomas Weatherall, Heartbreak High , Netflix

Most Outstanding Supporting Actress

● WINNER: Brooke Satchwell, The Twelve , FOXTEL & BINGE

● Hayley McElhinney, Mystery Road: Origin , ABC

● Miranda Otto, True Colours , SBS

● Pallavi Sharda, The Twelve , FOXTEL & BINGE

● Virginia Gay, After The Verdict , 9Network

● Yerin Ha, Bad Behaviour , Stan

Most Outstanding Drama Series, Miniseries or Telemovie

● Black Snow , Stan

● Five Bedrooms , Paramount+

● In Our Blood , ABC

● Mystery Road: Origin , ABC

● Significant Others , ABC

● WINNER:  The Twelve , FOXTEL & BINGE

Most Outstanding Entertainment Program

● Gruen Nation Season 3, ABC

● Hard Quiz , ABC

● LEGO® Masters Australia , 9Network

● RuPaul's Drag Race Down Under Season 2, Stan

● WINNER:  The Cheap Seats , Network 10

● The Masked Singer Australia , Network 10

Most Outstanding Comedy Program

Most outstanding reality program, most outstanding news coverage or public affairs report, most outstanding sports coverage, most outstanding children's program, most outstanding factual or documentary program.

20 Hollywood Location Hotels To Act Out Your Set-Jetting Fantasies

If you want to live out scenes from your favorite television shows and movies, these luxury properties from across the globe will happily set the stage.

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Singapore’s Marina Bay Sands plays an important role in "Crazy Rich Asians."

There’s a growing faction in Hollywood that believes stunt people deserve to be annually acknowledged at the Oscars. We couldn’t agree more. But we don’t think the trophy presentations should stop there. Location scouts are another underappreciated part of the filmmaking process. These are the unsung heroes who travel the globe looking for the perfect spot to shoot movies and shows. They’re the ones you should thank every time you say, “Wow, that place is gorgeous,” from your couch.

When these experts do their job exceptionally well, you have the urge to put down the remote control and pick up your credit card to buy a plane ticket to see these lovely destinations with your own eyes. It’s a travel trend called set-jetting. Over the years, many of the world’s top hotels and resorts have served as beautiful backdrops on the silver screen. Some play themselves; others take on personas. It’s all filmmaking magic. But as these 20 photogenic properties prove, the coolest trick of them all is that you don’t need a big camera crew or professional stuntmen to make vacation scenes you’ll remember forever.

Crazy Rich Asians

On Location: Marina Bay Sands

Romcom Crazy Rich Asians peeked into the lives of Singapore ’s 0.1%. It memorably ended at Four-Star Marina Bay Sands’ over-the-top 57th-floor rooftop infinity pool — the world’s largest. To vacation like the movie’s uber-wealthy characters, stay in the Paiza Royal Collection’s extravagant new suites on MBS’ upper floors that offer next-level amenities like a golf simulator or an entertainment den with a foosball table and a 95-inch TV with an integrated karaoke system. The wellness-focused Horizon Suite comes with a Himalayan salt wall and heated loungers, a room with two Gharieni massage tables and a gym.

Montana’s Ranch at Rock Creek is like a scene from Yellowstone.

Yellowstone

On Location: The Ranch at Rock Creek

While the Duttons welcome a new kind of drama to their Montana ranch on every episode of the popular Yellowstone series, their fans are regularly gifted with jaw-dropping looks at majestic mountains and wide-open expanses as far as the eye can see, too. When the crew shot season four scenes in Missoula, they were less than 100 miles from Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star The Ranch at Rock Creek. Aside from effortless natural beauty, the posh all-inclusive resort offers horseback riding, UTV tours, frontier skills classes and anything else you’ll need to play cowboy for a few days.

This London institution gets its close-up in Halle Berry’s latest action movie.

On Location: The Savoy

In Netflix’s action movie The Union , Halle Berry’s Roxanne is a spy who uses shady methods to lure her ex-boyfriend (Mark Wahlberg) from Boston to London to help with a mission. We’d typically feel bad for Wahlberg’s character, but seeing as how he wakes in Five-Star The Savoy, we’re not so sympathetic. Look out for shots of the posh lobby and that unmistakable porte-cochère. And bonus points to director Julian Farino for giving The Savoy’s FTG Five-Star plaque some quality screen time around the film’s 15th minute.

007 loves visiting Monaco’s legendary Casino de Monte-Carlo.

On Location: Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo and Raffles London at The OWO

One of the destinations most synonymous with 007 is glamorous Monaco , namely the legendary Casino de Monte-Carlo . The tuxedoed British secret agent gambled, tangoed and sipped martinis in the opulent gilded space during Never Say Never Again and GoldenEye . After playing roulette, retire to the adjacent Five-Star Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo — the grand, modern 1864 property housed the GoldenEye cast during filming.

If you want to visit the spy’s hometown, Raffles London at The OWO is a must. Writer Ian Fleming worked with naval intelligence in the former Old War Office during WWII, and it’s where he dreamt up the Bond novels. The London hotel opened in 2023, but its stately Edwardian Baroque building has long fronted as M16 for the franchise; spot it in Octopussy , A View to a Kill , Licence to Kill , Skyfall and Spectre .

Four Seasons Hotel Chicago cooks up "The Bear" tours.

On Location: Four Seasons Hotel Chicago

Since Four Seasons Hotel Chicago sits less than a mile from Mr. Beef — the beloved Chicago beef stand that inspired Hulu’s hit series — the Four-Star hotel cooked up a Carmy-approved tour that offers a taste of the foodie city. During the “Yes, Chef! Chicago, The Bear Style” tour, historian Liz Garibay personalizes itineraries with at least two food stops while visiting show locations, local landmarks and various neighborhoods. It runs three hours, but you can add on a private architectural cruise.

Find adventure at the DR’s Casa de Campo Resort.

The Lost City

On Location: Casa de Campo Resort & Villas

Casa de Campo has cameoed in so many movies (from 1979’s Apocalypse Now to 2021’s Shotgun Wedding ) that the Dominican Republic resort should have its SAG card by now. One of the 7,000-acre property’s recent moments in front of the camera was in Paramount Plus’ The Lost City with Sandra Bullock and Channing Tatum. In this 2022 adventure comedy, the leads are bloodied and bruised by bad guys in search of treasure. Somehow, amid all the chaos in the jungles and archaeological sites, this Four-Star stunner never shows a blemish.

Black Panther was filmed near Puerto Rico’s Condado Vanderbilt.

Black Panther

On Location: Condado Vanderbilt Hotel

The heartfelt acting and dynamic action sequences are central factors in 2018’s Black Panther becoming a cultural phenomenon, but let’s give the scenery its proper credit as well. Puerto Rico , with its lush greens and dramatic coastlines, played the role of Wakanda brilliantly in the movie. El Yunque National Forest and the town of Fajardo, two important shot locations, both sit less than an hour from Condado Vanderbilt, a Four-Star waterfront stunner with the superpower of making all its guests feel like stars.

Hotel Plaza Athénée Paris makes several "Emily in Paris" appearances.

Emily in Paris

On Location: Hotel Plaza Athénée Paris

Rediscover Paris as Chicago bumpkin Emily (played by Lily Collins) moves there for a job and takes you to places like Galeries Lafayette, Galerie-Musee Baccarat and Hotel Plaza Athénée Paris. In fact, the Five-Star hotel appears throughout the popular Netflix series, including season four’s newly dropped part two. That’s because the gorgeous Five-Star hotel is as fashionable as the Savoir staff. Spy its distinctive red-awning exterior, seasonal courtyard ice rink and pink-accented Haute Couture Eiffel Suite (featuring dazzling Iron Lady views) in the show.

Succession‘s money shots came at The Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park.

On Location: The Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park

Succession viewers may not have been envious of the Roy family’s dysfunctional dynamic, but the luxurious backdrops certainly caught everyone’s attention. The Five-Star The Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park offers guests a lavish experience befitting a notoriously hard-to-please business mogul, with no scheming required. The Manhattan hotel, discreetly featured in the HBO show, is a favored retreat for A-listers looking to keep a low profile.

The Phoenicia Malta is close to a number of epic movie sites.

Jurassic World Dominion

On Location: The Phoenicia Malta

Malta has a range that rivals any Oscar-winning actor. Over the years, the island country has played the roles of a zombie-plagued Jerusalem in the apocalyptic future of World War Z and an illegal dinosaur market in Jurassic World Dominion . A stay at the Four-Star Phoenicia Malta is guaranteed to spark any visitor’s imagination, thanks to the hotel’s art-deco design and its proximity to the Mediterranean country’s many historic sights and natural wonders.

Feel The Gilded Age‘s grandeur at Newport’s The Chanler at Cliff Walk.

The Gilded Age

On Location: The Chanler at Cliff Walk

For fans of The Gilded Age , this Five-Star Newport hotel offers a unique opportunity to experience the luxury that defined the era. The five-acre estate, once the summer home of New York Congressman John Winthrop Chanler, has been transformed into one of Newport’s most romantic getaways. You will feel like you’ve stepped into the show as you bask in the historic mansion’s grandeur and take in views from the famous Cliff Walk. Plus, other extravagant Gilded Age mansions like The Breakers and Marble House that served as filming locations are all within two miles of The Chanler.

Hollywood loves Vancouver for its skyscrapers, forests and luxe hotels.

The Good Doctor

On Location: Shangri-La Hotel, Vancouver

Vancouver’s towering evergreens have quietly begun to replace the standard background of L.A.’s palms. The beautiful city has become a favorite filming location thanks to its mild weather and diverse landscape (gleaming skyscrapers, rugged forests and just about every setting in between). A new audience has begun appreciating Vancouver’s charms thanks to shows like the romantic Virgin River and imported Korean medical procedural The Good Doctor . See for yourself with a stay at the centrally located Five-Star Shangri-La Hotel, Vancouver.

Relive Pretty Woman‘s iconic moments in Beverly Hills.

Pretty Woman

On Location: Beverly Wilshire, A Four Seasons Hotel

Julia Roberts and Richard Gere’s sizzling onscreen romance unfolded at the elegant Beverly Wilshire, A Four Seasons Hotel. The L.A. hotel’s Pretty Woman for a Day experience lets you re-create the famous shopping montage during a Rodeo Drive fashion houses tour with a wardrobe consultant and stylist; savor steakhouse fare at Wolfgang Puck’s CUT Beverly Hills ; enjoy a massage at the Five-Star spa ; and relax with an in-suite aromatherapy bath (BYO Prince playlist). Add a visit to THE Blvd for the romcom-inspired Feeling Pretty (Absolut Elyx, Combier Pêche de Vigne liqueur, raspberries and rosé), the bar’s most popular cocktail.

Mike Faist and Zendaya filmed some of Challengers at "The Newbury Boston."

Challengers

On Location: The Newbury Boston

For anything to take the viewers’ eye away from Challengers ’ attractive central cast (Zendaya, Josh O’Connor and Mike Faist) is a major accomplishment, but that’s exactly what The Newbury Boston is able to do under the lights. Though the Four-Star beauty is never mentioned by name in this tennis-centered drama, astute travelers who are on their game should instantly recognize the hotel’s renowned Street Bar and its stunning Corner House Presidential Suite in some scenes.

HOTEL THE MITSUI KYOTO sits next to where Shogun was shot.

On Location: HOTEL THE MITSUI KYOTO, A Luxury Collection Hotel & Spa

One of Japan’s most recognizable castles, Kyoto ’s Nijo was the home of real-life shogun Tokugawa Ieyasu. The UNESCO World Heritage Site was also a backdrop for Hulu’s Shogun , a sumptuous 17th-century war epic. Next door, HOTEL THE MITSUI KYOTO, A Luxury Collection Hotel & Spa offers sleek accommodations overlooking Nijo and guided Shogun tours of the landmark. While you won’t meet the fierce Mariko, you’ll access off-limits areas. Afterward, return to the Five-Star hotel to partake in ancient traditions, like soaking in an onsen and enjoying a tea ceremony.

Lake Como inspired Alfred Hitchcock.

The Pleasure Garden

On Location: Villa d’Este, Lago di Como

If you’re a cinephile who’s watched Alfred Hitchcock’s oeuvre, go back to where it started. When the then-aspiring filmmaker vacationed at Villa d’Este, Lago di Como in 1925, he was so inspired that he shot his directorial debut, the silent movie The Pleasure Garden, on its stunning baroque grounds. Some insider trivia: When filming wrapped, Hitchcock invited photographers into the hotel kitchen and staged a scene in which he chased the chef around the pots and pans with a knife.

Set foot on the USS Midway like the "Top Gun: Maverick" cast.

Top Gun: Maverick

On Location: Pendry San Diego

While you might not be able to fly a jet on the USS Midway’s flight deck — a privilege reserved for Tom Cruise — Top Gun fans can still experience a wave of nostalgia by stepping aboard the aircraft carrier for a tour. San Diego played a starring role in the 1986 original and reprised its role in the 2022 smash sequel. With a stay at Forbes Travel Guide Recommended Pendry San Diego, movie buffs can embark on a pilgrimage to the franchise’s memorable sites, such as Kansas City Barbeque , Liberty Station and The Top Gun House, a landmark just 40 minutes from the hotel. (And the USS Midway is just seven minutes away.)

Visit the next "White Lotus" set in Koh Samui.

White Lotus

On Location: Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea and Four Seasons Resort Koh Samui

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Tours, Attractions and Things To Do in Vladikavkaz

Vladikavkaz travel guide.

• 2. Architecture
• 3. Museums and Theaters
• 4. Outdoor Attractions
• 5. Souvenirs

Hospitable and sunny Vladikavkaz, the capital of Russia’s Republic of North Ossetia-Alania, captures the heart with its colorful mountain landscapes, historic architecture, kind residents and vibrant local culture.

The city is located on the banks of the Terek River and is almost completely surrounded by mountains which, along with unique Northern Caucasian architecture, make this urban landscape rather irresistible. Upon arrival, luxurious mansions, unusual architecture, parks, museums, theaters, retro trams and cozy eateries serving famous Ossetian meat pies all clamber for visitors’ attention, often pulling them back for further visits.

As the largest city in Russia’s southern Caucasus, Vladikavkaz is the start and ending point for many regional tourist routes, so after enjoying the city sites be sure to continue onward to the surrounding natural attractions .

History of Vladikavkaz

Vladikavkaz Fortress was built in 1784 to provide protection for the Russian Empire along its southern border with Georgia. The name Vladikavkaz means “I own the Caucasus” and was chosen by Catherine the Great after the Russian Empire extended its power into the region. The fort served a vital protective role for many years even as wealthy merchants and retirees began investing in the region’s development, and in 1860 Vladikavkaz attained the status of city. Later in the 19th century, newly laid rail lines in the region led to an economic boom and to an influx of ethnic minorities whose diverse houses of worship and unique architecture can still be seen in the city today.

Vladikavkaz was awarded the title of City of Military Glory after successfully fighting off invading Nazis in World War II. Today it remains an ethnically diverse city with hundreds of Art Noveau and historic buildings. Although no longer a military outpost, Vladikavkaz remains a soulful city with a rich cultural life . Read more...

Vladikavkaz Architecture

The city of Vladikavkaz is famous for its architecture, and for good reason. The city grew rapidly between the second half of the 19th century and the early 20th century due to the influx of high-ranking retired military personnel who built mansions and summer houses with their hefty pensions. It is believed that the presence of around 75 such individuals led to Vladikavkaz’s historic nickname "City of retired generals".

Today the historic city center is a chain of cozy avenues lined with many of these elegant mansions.

Prospekt Mira

Prospekt Mira (Mira Avenue) in Vladikavkaz is a kilometer-long boulevard which serves as the main pedestrian thoroughfare for the historic city center. It promises a pleasant walk amid slender two- and three-story merchants’ mansions, inviting coffee shops and other convenient photo opps.

Mukhtarov Mosque

Mukhtarov Mosque , also called Sunni Mosque, is an unmistakable landmark of Vladikavkaz. This delicately carved structure appears to have been lifted from the pages of a fairy tale and is often likened to Cairo mosques of the 10th-12th centuries. Built in the early 20th century, it remains an active mosque to this day.

Imperial Hotel

The main hotel in Vladikavkaz, Imperial Hotel on Mira Avenue has long been a city symbol. The fashionable accommodation was built in 1896, and although there were already 16 hotels in Vladikavkaz at the time, it quickly rose to prominence as the hotel of choice for the city’s most honored guests.

Other famous buildings in central Vladikavkaz include:

• Oganov Mansion (12 Mira Avenue)
• Mansion of the Lawyer Boehme (Pavlovsky Lane)
• Yastremsky Mansion (33 Sovetov Street)
• Khudyakovs’ Mansion (11 Mira Avenue)
• English Consulate Building (31 Lenin Street)

As you walk through the center of Vladikavkaz, you cannot miss these unique Northern Caucasian structures which preserve the memory of a bygone era .

Museums and Theaters

Many travelers who come to North Ossetia either visit Vladikavkaz in transit or skip it altogether in their rush to reach the Caucasus Mountains. However, it is here that life can be experienced in full swing and many options for leisurely activities can be found. Museums, theaters, cinemas, concert halls, parks and family entertainment venue all await you in Vladikavkaz.

At Opera and Ballet Theater , one of the largest musical theaters in the Republic of North Ossetia-Alania, you can enjoy quality opera and ballet performances by professional dancers, singers and musicians.

Vakhtangov Theater is another large public theater that offers performances for both adult audiences and young viewers. The theater opened in 1871 to host performances produced by outstanding Russian playwrights, including an early performance of "Masquerade" by Mikhail Lermontov. Mikhail Bulgakov staged his earliest plays at Vakhtangov Theater, which regularly hosts renowned Russian actors and theatrical figures to this day.

Narty Horse Theater offers highly unusual performances which combine elements of choreography and circus art subtly interwoven with a dramatic plot. This performance will definitely appeal to family members of all ages!

At the North Ossetian Philharmonic , exemplary performances by an all-male choir are held regularly.

National Museum of the Republic of North Ossetia-Alania is a museum, research center and exhibition complex with several branches, the main one of which is located in the city center at 11 Mira Avenue. Come get acquainted with a variety of historical findings which date back centuries. In total, the museum complex houses more than 4,000 exhibits which shed light on the history of the region and the peculiarities of the local culture.

M. S. Tuganov Art Museum , located at 12 Mira Avenue next to National Museum of the Republic, has amassed a large collection of works of fine art, including pieces by Levitan, Aivazovsky, Repin, Bryullov, Vereshchagin, Shishkin, Korovin and other acclaimed artists.

21st-Century Entertainment

As in any other major city in Russia, Vladikavkaz is home to a whole host of modern entertainment venues, including quests, laser clubs, time cafes and more .

Outdoor Vladikavkaz Attractions

While there are plenty of manmade attractions to see in Vladikavkaz, outdoor adventures also await travelers, both beyond city limits and even before you depart the mountain metropolis.

Table Mountain

Table Mountain , which at 3000 meters is the highest ridge in the Caucasus, rises above Vladikavkaz as an unmistakable feature of its natural landscape. Table Mountain is depicted on the coat of arms of both the Republic of Ingushetia and Vladikavkaz, for it is located on the border between the two entities. Due in part to the 4th-8th century ruins located on Table Mountain, North Caucasus residents have long viewed it as symbolic of Olympus.

Kosta Khetagurov Park

Kosta Khetagurov Park , the oldest park in the entire North Caucasus, consists of upper and lower terraces along the Terek River, shady pathways which provide welcome relief in the summer heat and a calming lake populated with swans. Cafes, boat rides and other entertainment options combine to create a fun and restful atmosphere .

Vladikavkaz Souvenirs

Like the rest of the Caucasus, the Republic of North Ossetia-Alania offers guests an exquisite array of gifts so you can carry the memory of a Vladikavkaz vacation home with you.

Among the most popular gifts are wine vessels in the shape of a horn, which often include an engraving on a metal border and may be either decorative or unpainted. Dishes, coasters, potholders, fragrant spices and delicious local pies are also popular souvenir choices from Vladikavkaz.

Specialty gifts for men include leather belts, wallets and decorative metal plates, all of which are made with embossed patterns, ornamentation or symbols of the republic such as horfreses, leopards, deer or double-headed eagles.

Women can be presented with openwork earrings, bracelets, pendants, combs and hair clips made of wood, as well as textiles or wool shawls in colorful oriental patterns. Ceramic products suitable for everyday use include coffee cups, small teapots, serving bowls and elegant jugs adorned with national motifs.

National costumes for both genders reflect the vibrancy of the North Caucasian culture of Vladikavkaz and can make an excellent souvenir for relatives and friends.

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Danielle Walker, Gold Diggers , ABC

Denise Scott, Mother and Son , ABC

Kate Box, Deadloch , Prime Video

Kitty Flanagan, Utopia , ABC

Madeleine Sami, Deadloch , Prime Video

Best Entertainment Program

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Australian Idol , Seven Network

Dancing With The Stars , Seven Network

Take 5 With Zan Rowe , ABC

The Voice Australia , Seven Network

Vision Australia's Carols by Candlelight , 9Network

Bert Newton Award for Most Popular Presenter

Hamish Blake, Lego Masters Australia , 9Network

Julia Morris, I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! , Network 10

Larry Emdur, The Chase Australia and The Morning Show, Seven Network

Robert Irwin, I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! , Network 10

Sonia Kruger, Dancing With The Stars, The Voice Australia and Big Brother , Seven Network

Tony Armstrong, ABC News Breakfast , ABC

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Alyla Browne, The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart , Prime Video

Ava Caryofyllis, Bay of Fires , ABC

Felix Cameron, Boy Swallows Universe , Netflix

Imi Mbedla, Bay of Fires , ABC

Lee Tiger Halley, Boy Swallows Universe , Netflix

Tristan Gorey, Home and Away , Seven Network

Best Children's Program

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Bluey , ABC

Eddie's Lil' Homies , NITV and Netflix

Gardening Australia Junior , ABC

Ginger and the Vegesaurs , ABC

Play School , ABC

Silver Logie for Best Lead Actor in a Comedy

Ben Feldman, Population 11 , Stan

Bob Morley, In Limbo , ABC

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Matt Okine, Mother and Son, ABC

Rob Sitch, Utopia , ABC

Ryan Corr, In Limbo , ABC

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Bryan Brown, Boy Swallows Universe , Netflix

Guy Pearce, The Clearing, Disney+

Jay Ryan, Scrublands , Stan

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Stephen Curry, Bay of Fires , ABC

Travis Fimmel, Boy Swallows Universe , Netflix

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Ariel Donoghue, Wolf Like Me , Stan

Kerry Fox, Bay of Fires , ABC

Leah Purcell, The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart, Prime Video

Mabel Li, Safe Home , SBS

Michelle Lim Davidson, The Newsreader , ABC

Sophie Wilde, Boy Swallows Universe , Netflix

Best Lifestyle Program

Better Homes and Gardens , Seven Network

Gardening Australia , ABC

Love It Or List It Australia , FOXTEL

Restoration Australia , ABC

Selling Houses Australia , FOXTEL

Travel Guides , 9Network

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Ally Langdon, A Current Affair, 9Network

David Speers, Insiders , ABC

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Peter Overton, 9News , 9Network

Sarah Ferguson, 7.30 , ABC

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Love Me , BINGE

NCIS: Sydney, Paramount+

RFDS, Seven Network

The Newsreader , ABC

The Tourist, Stan

Total Control , ABC

Best Miniseries or Telemovie

Boy Swallows Universe , Netflix

Erotic Stories , SBS

Safe Home, SBS

The Claremont Murders , Seven Network

The Clearing, Disney+

The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart, Prime Video

Best Current Affairs Program

60 Minutes , 9Network

A Current Affair , 9Network

Australian Story, ABC

Foreign Correspondent , ABC

Four Corners , ABC

Best Scripted Comedy Program

Deadloch , Prime Video

In Limbo , ABC

Mother and Son , ABC

Population 11, Stan

Strife , BINGE

Utopia , ABC

Best Comedy Entertainment Program

Gruen , ABC

Hard Quiz , ABC

Have You Been Paying Attention? , Network 10

Thank God You're Here , Network 10

The Weekly With Charlie Pickering, ABC

The Yearly With Charlie Pickering , ABC

Best Competition Reality Program

Alone Australia , SBS

Australian Survivor: Titans V Rebels , Network 10

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! , Network 10

Lego Masters Australia , 9Network

MasterChef Australia, Network 10

The Block , 9Network

Best Structured Reality Program

Farmer Wants A Wife , Seven Network

Gogglebox Australia , FOXTEL and Network 10

Married at First Sight , 9Network

Muster Dogs , ABC

Old People's Home For Teenagers , ABC

SAS Australia , Seven Network

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A Silver Lining: Silverchair, Australian Story , ABC

Ben Roberts-Smith: The Truth, 60 Minutes , 9Network

Bishop of Broome, 7NEWS , Seven Network

Israel-Hamas War, 7NEWS , Seven Network

Old School - Louise Milligan, Four Corners , ABC

The Forever War - John Lyons, Four Corners , ABC

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Hot Potato: The Story of The Wiggles , Prime Video

John Farnham: Finding The Voice , Seven Network

Matildas: The World at Our Feet , Disney+

Nemesis , ABC

Revealed: Ben Roberts-Smith Truth on Trial , Stan

War On Waste , ABC

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2023 AFL Finals Series , Seven Network

2023 NRL Grand Final , 9Network

2023 State of Origin , 9Network

Australian Open , 9Network

FIFA Women's World Cup 2023™ , Seven Network

Fox League Las Vegas Week , FOXTEL and Kayo Sports

Silver Logie for Best Lead Actor in a Drama

Hugo Weaving, Love Me , BINGE

Rob Collins, Total Control , ABC

Rob Collins, RFDS , Seven Network

Sam Reid, The Newsreader , ABC

Simon Baker, Boy Swallows Universe , Netflix

Silver Logie for Best Lead Actress in a Drama

Aisha Dee, Safe Home , SBS

Anna Torv, The Newsreader, ABC

Deborah Mailman, Total Control , ABC

Phoebe Tonkin, Boy Swallows Universe , Netflix

Rachel Griffiths, Total Control , ABC

Sigourney Weaver, The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart , Prime Video

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