Tag Archives: 60 Minutes

Locked away in a vault for more than 50 years, director Peter Jackson found hours and hours of film featuring The Beatles recording the last studio album they released, Let It Be. It’s intimate, behind-the-scenes footage of the Fab Four making their famous music,

A warning for Australians visiting the beach this summer; Hollywood director Peter Jackson's latest blockbuster – the real story of the breakup of the Beatles.

On 60 Minutes, new dad Tom Steinfort files on shark attacks while Karl has a generous plug for Disney’s new Beatles doco, via a Peter Jackson interview. Close Encounters No one wants to be frightened going for a swim or a surf,

In a joint investigation, Nick McKenzie explains why there’s an urgent need for a federal watchdog into political rorts.

Yep, Karl throws on the tux in his very own Bond impression for a Daniel Craig story this Sunday on 60 Minutes. 60 Minutes is also doubling down on Karl with not one but two stories from him. No wonder he earns so much! Saving the ‘Roo There was a …

The dodgy deals rocking the British Royal family. How much more embarrassment must the Queen endure? Plus, the real-life Aussie Iron Man who says his incredible jetpack flying machine is a blast-filled glimpse into the future of travel.

Tara Brown reports on controversies within the Royal Family, and Amelia Adams reports on a real-life 'Iron Man.'

Esteemed journalists Bob Woodward, of Watergate fame, and Robert Costa have investigated the darkest moments of the dying days of Donald Trump’s presidency. They say his comeback is a very real possibility,

Tony Bennett's wife, Susan Benedetto, has revealed the musical icon "doesn't know" he's battling Alzheimer's disease. During Sunday night's episode of the US 60 Minutes, the singer, 95, sat down with Benedetto and interviewer Anderson Cooper following his final stage appearance with Lady Gaga back in August.

Celebrity interviews seem to be having a second wind lately thanks to TikTok, especially the spicy ones. Which makes me excited and nervous as an entertainment journalist. On one hand, it’s cool to see people taking an interest in past interviews.