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Paris Hilton book extract: At 19, all I could do was pretend

Hollywood dreams, hiding from Harvey Weinstein, and the story behind the sex tape.

Is this Auckland's best pizza? Ooh-Fa reviewed

"These guys are to flour as MoVida is to an anchovy."

Daisy Jones & the Six reviewed, not positively

Married reviewers Greg Bruce and Zanna Gillespie review a series about an imaginary band.

"My life as a human hippo"

A lifelong teeth-grinder turns to hypnotherapy for help.

After half a century, Pink Floyd’s The Dark Side of the Moon still reverberates

New York Times: How the Pink Floyd hit became one of the best-selling albums of all time.

Design for Living: Building on a canal that floods

Bright ideas that make cities better: Building on a flood canal in the Netherlands.

Diana Wichtel: TV’s lessons in ‘reality’

Beware shows that market themselves as social experiments

How Michael B. Jordan and Jonathan Majors fought harmoniously

New York Times: Behind the scenes, the Creed III match-up proved every bit as dynamic.

'Girls are being arrested, raped, tortured, shot at. It breaks my heart'

From her home in Tel Aviv, US journalist Emily Schrader advocates for the women of Iran.

Kerikeri sculptor Chris Booth: A portrait of artist’s life work at Whāngarei Art Museum

You will have seen Booth's remarkable "environment" sculptures in many public places.

Christoph Waltz the perfect mix of pleasant and menacing in new series

New York Times: Christoph Waltz on acting and his latest role

'No sense of adventure': How did non-traveller Eugene Levy come to host a travel show?

New York Times: The Schitt's Creek star has never been a traveller. So what changed?

Mongrel Mobster pictures: Photographer's shots 'are like gold'

'The gang was full of guys who had been in borstal and boys homes.'

"The last time I was in New Zealand, I was really depressed"

Performance poet Rupi Kaur on life on the road and her upcoming NZ tour

From the Road: Photographer Robin Morrison revisited at Auckland Museum

Robin Morrison, father and photographer, through his son's eyes.

Women Talking is a sign of the times but not in the way you might think

Married reviewers Greg Bruce and Zanna Gillespie watch the new film from Sarah Polley.