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Review: X Factor NZ, long but slick
Russell Baillie takes in the finale of The X Factor.
Film Festival review: Prince Avalanche
After a devastating forest fire, two young road workers spend the summer away from their city lives to paint yellow lines down rural Texan roads.
Scott Kara: Jackie nails those notes
Scott Kara examines the performances of the X Factor finalists.
TV Preview: Showtime
Reality cameras train their lenses on local shows, finds Nick Grant.
Review: The Conjuring could induce nightmares
Be warned. Despite a title suggesting it delivers a spot of abracadabra, The Conjuring pulls no rabbits out of hats, writes Russell Baillie.
Colin Hogg: Retail therapy, nostalgic and tragic
I was a little nervous about watching Hoarding: Buried Alive, a new reality series that launched last week.
Music review: NZSO, Auckland Town Hall
Did the title, Bold Worlds, keep too many away from the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra's Saturday concert? A pity if so because this thrilling voyage around the Baltic deserved a full house.
Epic: Avatar on a planet not so far away
The latest animated 3D offering from Blue Sky Studios, Epic, is about a magical world in which tiny inhabitants of the forest are threatened by an evil force.
Theatre review: Clowning classic feels a little tired
I first saw this clowning classic several years ago, and remembered it fondly enough to want to take the resident 8-year-old this time around.
TV picks of the week: Maids debunk stereotype
Five TV shows that will keep couch potatoes glued to their seats over the coming week.