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Kath and Kim hit the big screen
Foxy hornbags Kath and Kim are set to take their brand of Fountain Lakes humour to the big screen with The Kath and Kim Filum.
Matt Whelan: Tall order
Go Girls' sidekick Matt Whelan gets his chance to shine on the big screen as a sorely tested suitor in the Kiwi romantic comedy My Wedding And Other Secrets.
Slow start for Love Birds
Rhys Darby's romantic comedy Love Birds took a hit in its first week, which the distributor attributes mainly to the Christchurch earthquake.
The romantic side of Kiwi film-making
Valentine's Day was last week but this is the week to get romantic at the movies as two Kiwi films are set to send hearts aflutter.
Dominic Cooper: Man of many faces
Rising star Dominic Cooper plays dumb in new Brit comedy Tamara Drewe - and brutal in Lee Tamahori's film about the son of Saddam Hussein. By Stephen Jewell.
Sally Hawkins' animal attraction
Sally Hawkins fell for New Zealand while her character in Love Birds fell for Rhys Darby, writes Jacqueline Smith
<i>Top Gear</i> lads lose comedy plot
British comedian Steve Coogan says Top Gear's offensive stereotyping has gone too far.
New season TV: <i>An Idiot Abroad</i>
'An Idiot Abroad' featuring Karl Pilkington, Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant is perfect for travel show-loving 'Office' fans.
Ricky Gervais sets Golden Globe hit list
Ricky Gervais plans to target "the weak and the feeble" at the Golden Globe awards.
TV Review: Parks and Recreation
Compulsory cringe binge Parks and Recreation's Amy Poehler shows no mercy in her painfully revealing portrayal of a babbling small-time bureaucrat. By Deborah Hill Cone.
Book lover: Ben Hurley
Auckland stand-up comedian Ben Hurley gives insight into his reading preferences.
Funny memories of the King and Peter Rowley
With a new DVD out, Peter Rowley talks to Scott Kara about being Billy T. James's right-hand man.
Auckland Arts Festival lineup revealed
March brings strong theatre line-up and musicians and acts from around the globe. Check out the top acts.
Clinton's comedy cameo
Bill Clinton is to appear in a comedy film about the debauched antics of a group of friends in Thailand, according to reports.
Actor helps Christchurch effort
Comedian and actor Robin Williams is to donate the profits from his show in Christchurch to rebuilding the earthquake-hit city.