Australian entertainer Kamahl has said he will be voting No in the upcoming referendum on the Voice to Parliament. The Malaysian-born entertainer, 88, who rose to fame in Australia said he didn't ...

Singer Kamahl has opened up about the notorious moment on Hey Hey It's Saturday when host Daryl Somers made a blackface joke. Appearing on SBS Insight on Tuesday, the Malaysian-born Australian ...

One clip, from a 1984 episode, shocked many: An unsuspecting Kamahl was ambushed mid-song and hit in the face with a white powder puff. “You’re a real white man now Kamahl, you know that?” host Daryl ...

The 88-year-old appeared on the show on Sunday night to talk about why he was voting No in the upcoming referendum to deliver an Indigenous Voice to parliament — his second backlip on the Voice in ...

The Malaysian born singer initially voiced his opposition to the constitutional change on September 10 because he did not understand the proposal. But last week the 88-year-old announced in several ...

When I saw the recent clip of lowlights from, Hey Hey It’s Saturday, it unleashed a visceral body memory. My heart raced, heat rose through my body and there was an almighty throbbing in my head. It’s ...

The hosts of The Project have “fact checked” singer Kamahl after he changed his mind for the second time on the Voice to Parliament referendum. The 88-year-old wrote on social media on Friday that he ...

Legendary singer Kamahl won the hearts of millions across his 70-year career. But now for the first time, he details the scars he has been carrying. But behind a remarkable music career spanning 70 ...

The current drama surrounding Kamahl marks a rare return to the spotlight for the singer, who shared heartbreaking news just two years ago. Kamahl cited a meeting with Indigenous comedian Dane Simpson ...

Centenarian Frank Birkin of Tweed Heads had been on his own for 11 years when a song on the radio set him on a new course into the world of modern technology. The track was You've Got to Learn, first ...

Much-loved entertainer Kamahl has accepted the "deep regret" expressed by the makers of Hey Hey It's Saturday over the repeated racist jokes he faced on the popular variety program. Malaysian-born ...