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Album Review: Barb <i>Barb</i>
Rating: 4/5 Verdict: Debut from NZ indie pop supergroup is weird but it works

Album Review: Skream <i>Outside the Box</i>
Rating: 4/5 Verdict: More accomplished second outing from dubstep lad

Album Review: General Fiasco Buildings
Rating: 3/5 Verdict: Touring pop-rock trio's wholesome debut

TV Review: Ben & Jeremy's Big Road Trip
When I ring Jeremy Corbett for a quick interview, his cell phone zips straight through to voicemail.

DVD Review: Date Night
Desperate not to become "excellent room-mates" like their divorcing pals, a boring married couple take steps to recharge their relationship by venturing into the big city for a night out.

TV Review: Extreme Makeover - Home Edition
It may be nauseating, but Deborah Hill Cone can see why 'Extreme Makeover: Home Edition' has lasted.

Album Review: Kelis <i> Flesh Tone </i>
Rating: 4/5 Verdict: No milkshake in the 22nd century

Album Review: Magic Kids <i> Memphis </i>
Rating: 5/5 Verdict: Wise beyond its years and fresh as a daisy

Theatre Review: Grease <i>at Civic Theatre, Auckland</i>
The South African-sourced production delivers the goods, bringing a hint of regional flavour to the show's all-American ambience.

TV review: <i>NZ's Next Top Model</i>
High-pitched screams: the second series of New Zealand's Next Top Model was - as to be expected - full of them.

Album Review: Midnight Juggernauts <i>The Crystal Axis</i>
Rating: 4/5 Verdict: It's hard to stay exclusive when everyone likes your songs

Album Review: Big Boi <i>Sir Lucious Left Foot: The Son of Chico Dusty</i>
Rating: 4/5 Verdict: Stunning solo debut from Outkast's big guy

Album Review: School of Seven Bells <i>Disconnect From Desire</i>
Rating: 3/5 Verdict: Not so lethal second album from US trio

Album Review: Arcade Fire <i>The Suburbs</i>
Rating: 4/5 Verdict: Third album from Canadian folk rock circus refines their epic vision.

Concert Review: Band of Horses <i>The Powerstation</i>
Seattle-based Band of Horses stopped into to Auckland on their way home from a full-on string of gigs through America and then Australia's mighty Splendour in the Grass festival.

Concert Review: 30 Seconds To Mars <i>Logan Campbell Theatre</i>
The 3000 screaming and ecstatic fans are here to see Jared Leto, because while his band might be called 30 Seconds To Mars, it really is his show.

TV Review: Shortland Street
Time was finally up for Kieran Mitchell, and Shortland Street sent him off with a bang.