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Movie Review: <i>Eat, Pray, Love</i>
What it lacks in emotion and inspiration, it makes up for in lovely scenery and chick flick escapism, writes Francesca Rudkin.
Album Review: Katchafire <i>On The Road Again</i>
Rating: 3/5. Verdict: Good vibes from the country's hardest working reggae outfit
Concert Review: Metallica <i>Vector Arena</i>
Heavy metal legends Metallica rocked Auckland's Vector Arena last night in the first of two sold out gigs.
Album Review: Brooke Fraser <i>Flags</i>
Rating: 4/5 Verdict: Fraser stretches out on ambitious third outing.
Book Review: <i>The Great Wrong War: New Zealand Society in World War I</i>
Put on trial and found wanting.
Book Review: <i>Coolangatta: A Homage</i>
She belies the conceit that readers only want primary characters who are likeable.
Movie Review: Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole
Rating: 3/5 Verdict: Ocker owls go beak to beak
Book Review: <i>Started Early, Took My Dog</i>
Kate Atkinson began as a prize-winning literary novelist with Behind the Scenes At The Museum and has reinvented herself by using the tropes of detective fiction.
Movie Review: <i>Picture Me</i>
This candid documentary reveals a dark side of the glamour industry.
Album Review: Miles Davis <i>Bitches Brew Legacy Edition</i>
The 1969 album Bitches Brew was where Miles Davis and jazz parted ways, writes Graham Reid.
Book Review: <i>Surrender</i>
When a cop arrives at the door of missing persons specialist Diane Rowe to tell her a body found that morning was someone she knew, she is stunned - like anyone would be.
Album Review: Hurts <i>Happiness</i>
Rating: 4/5
Verdict: A pop debut that would better suit the title Moodiness
Album Review: The Earlybirds <i>Favourite Fears</i>
Rating: 3/5
Verdict: Stadium rock from the latest Shore boy rock band