Matt Doran: Last News

Adele in their recent shelved interview, calling it a “terrible mistake”.Matt Doran – from Channel 7 – flew from Sydney to London on November 4 to sit down with Adele for her one and only Australian interview to promote her latest record, but during the chat he admitted he hadn’t heard the album.This admission led to the singer’s label, Sony Music, withholding the interview footage, which was part of a rights package that had cost Channel 7 A$1m (£500,000), according to Australian media (via BBC News).After apologising and saying that he had missed an email with a preview copy of the album sent to him ahead of its release, Doran has taken to his show to give a further apology and explanation to the situation.Talking during a monologue on

Outgoing Sunrise executive producer, Michael Pell got engaged at his going away party, Saturday afternoon. Pell’s boyfriend, Daniel Burgess-Wise, in a room full of their friends, family, and colleagues asked Pell to marry him.Burgess-Wise, 29, voice shaking asked Pell, “Will you marry me?Pell, 36, holding back tears, replied, “’Yes!”The pair hugged each other as their guest cheered. The couple met in 2018 after Burgess-Wise started working on Sunrise. They started dating in 2020.Pell has been promoted to a new role and is moving to Los Angeles to be Senior Vice President, Entertainment Content, North America.There Pell will scout out new potential shows and formats for the Seven Network.  A post shared by Michael Pell (@michaeljpell)Pell has been the executive producer at Sunrise since 2010 when at the age of 26 was he was one of the youngest producers at the network. Prior to that, Pell  was a producer in the network’s news department.  A post shared by Michael Pell (@michaeljpell)In response to the news of the promotion, Sunrise’s David Koch wished Pell well saying, “Michael has been a major force behind Sunrise’s continued success over many years.

Adele is receiving a very public apology.

A day after he touched down on British soil, he received an email from Sony, which did not reportedly mention Adele, but did contain a vital link to her album."The genuine, dead-set, hand on heart truth is that I missed it," the crushed reporter confessed."By an absurdly long margin, the most important email I've ever missed in my life."Adele didn't walk out," he insisted, addressing allegations to the contrary.

Matt Doran landed one of the most exclusive interviews ever — but one mix-up may have cost him his job!

Adele during an interview that he hadn’t listened to her new album ’30’.Matt Doran – from Channel 7 – flew from Sydney to London on November 4 to sit down with Adele for her one and only Australian interview to promote her latest record, but during the chat he admitted he hadn’t heard the album.This admission led to the singer’s label, Sony Music, withholding the interview footage, which was part of a rights package that had cost Channel 7 A$1m (£500,000), according to Australian media (via BBC News).Doran has since apologised and said that he had missed an email with a preview copy of the album sent to him ahead of its release.“It was an oversight but not a deliberate snub,” he told The Australian newspaper.

Adele is currently doing the rounds of promo for her new album, 30.