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For and against: Is Breaking Bad the best TV show of all time?
Three months after the demise of Walter White, Chris Schulz and Chris Philpott debate whether Breaking Bad is the best show of all time.
Chris Philpott: These were the worst shows on TV in 2013
Chris Philpott unveils his picks for the worst TV shows of 2013.
Classical review: Sure to thrill even Handel
Conductor Uwe Grodd's showmanship and skill prove a winning combination.
Chris Philpott: Boardwalk Empire's season finale
TV reviewer Chris Philpott takes in the finale of Boardwalk Empire's fourth season, and he likes what he sees.
Chris Philpott: A top five list of nearly everything on TV
Chris Philpott kicks starts the end-of-year countdown with a top five list to end all top five lists.
Chris Philpott: Breaking down the Shortland Street finale
Chris Philpott examines last night's explosive Christmas cliffhanger episode of Shortland Street.
Classical review: Bach Musica welcomes festive season
The blaze of glory launching Bach's Christmas Oratorio is a High Baroque spine-tingler.
Classical review: 175 East, Q Theatre
After pushing past posters and billboards for Jesus Christ Superstar and Chicago in Q Theatre's foyer.
Review: Downton Abbey finale
TV reviewer Chris Philpott takes in the season finale of Downton Abbey, and says it was very nearly ruined by an unnecessary rape storyline.
TV Preview: Not so hot on the set
Series end and the silliness starts, finds Nick Grant.
Review: Ender's Game 'intelligent and reflective'
Francesca Rudkin examines the movie that 12-year-old boys around the world will fall in love with.
Classical review: Big band boogie brings out smiles
Adams' energetic Fearful Symmetries were the highlight of the ACO concert, writes William Dart.
Review: Taylor Swift at Vector Arena
She may portray herself as the goofy oddball or outcast, but when it comes to performing a show for 12,000 people, Taylor Swift is a force to be reckoned with.
Review: PlayStation 4
Matt Maguire examines today's release of next generation gaming machine, the Playstation 4.
Review: Gandolfini 'perfect' in final role
Director Nicole Holofcener explores middle age and the "empty nest" syndrome in this latest feature film, a romantic comedy staring Julia Louis-Dreyfus and the late James Gandolfini.