Natasha Exelby leaves Ten breakfast show Wake Up

20 November 2013 Natasha Exelby leaves Ten breakfast show Wake Up Natasha Exelby is leaving her role as co-host of Network Ten's new breakfast television program Wake Up less than three weeks after the show's launch. The Rolling Stones tour confirmed for Australia If you want to see the world's biggest rock superstars perform on what is expected to be their final visit, keep late March free because they will be playing a handful of major concerts in Australia. Danish royals' portrait likened to The Addams Family Royal portraits are consistent on one measure alone. They are rarely flattering to the royal they portray and are deeply divisive. Monty Python reunite to pay off their mortgages The Beatles of comedy have confirmed what they have hinted at, and squabbled over for years: a reunion. Advertisement Entertainment Photos Creepy family portraits aside from the Royal Danes The Rolling Stones in Australia Santa flies in early Ring Opera Elite musicians devastated as SBS youth orchestra disbands After 25 years the SBS Youth Orchestra, one of the nation's premier youth ensembles, is to disband, leaving many elite musicians with nowhere to play.   Shedding Exelby isn't the magic bullet Ten has a much bigger problem than a city full of billboards which now have to be replaced, its numbers are unsustainable given the price tag hanging over the show. Fans can direct Bob Dylan's music video A new promotional video for Dylan's 1965 song, Like A Rolling Stone - which never had a filmclip before - will allow viewers to interact with, redirect and have an individual experience. Ten's bid to get back viewers in 2014 Five new Australian-made series - including a drama for online only - and a baby for the Offspring family are the highlights of the Ten Network's 2014 "revitalised" schedule. Madonna beats Lady Gaga in Forbes rich list It turns out that, despite all their fanfare, modern songsters who dominate the charts aren't necessarily raking in all the cash. We've sent you this email because your email address kwacijowo@gmail.com has been registered for a Fairfax Media membership. You can unsubscribe from this email at any time. At Fairfax Media, we'll never ask for your personal or credit card information via email. If you receive a suspicious email claiming to offer Fairfax Media services in exchange for your details, please delete it. Copyright © 2013 Fairfax Media Privacy Policy Conditions of Use Unsubscribe