David Letterman has grilled Lindsay Lohan on her upcoming stint in a lockdown rehab facility. In a brief appearance taped for Tuesday's Late Show, Lohan was pressed by Letterman about her upcoming rehab stint. Lohan looked uncomfortable and said she didn't expect Letterman's line of questioning. But she said that she wants to be healthy and focus on what she loves - her work. She added that she looks at rehab as "a blessing and not a curse." CBS provided a partial clip of the interview ahead of it going to air in the US. Video/CBS.

Michael Douglas and Matt Damon star in Behind the Candelabra, a film dubbed "too gay" for Hollywood.

Michael Douglas and Matt Damon star as gay lovers in the new HBO Film, Behind the Candelabra. The movie follows Liberace (Douglas) and his young lover Scott Thorson (Damon) through a turbulent six year relationship. The film is based on Thorson's book, Behind the Candelabra: My Life With Liberace.

Trieste is a short film that uses lights, shadows, and colour to demonstrate the feeling of confusion from wanting to be heard and wanting to be appreciated. The metaphors used portrays today's youth. Director's Bio: Miguel Efondo is a Filipino filmmaker currently based in Auckland, New Zealand. He started directing on high school plays, most notably on The Red Horizon, a multimedia musical interpretation of Homer's The Iliad, which he won Best Director. He studied screen and design studies at the University of Wailato. In his spare time, Miguel watches anime, reads YA fiction, and reads mangas.

Official Green Band Trailer for the 'Evil Dead' Remake! Courtesy: Ghost House Pictures

Collapsing Cities' Steve Mathieson talks about the Strangers Again album - one of the seven finalists in the Taite Music Prize 2013.

Watch Turn From The Rain, taken from the new album from The Veils, Time Stays, We Go.

Filmed at the legendary Abbey Road studios in London.

The Documentary Edge Festival runs in Auckland from 10-21 April in Auckland at Q Theatre and 8 - 19 May in Wellington at Reading Cinemas Courtenay and The Film Archive. Over 60 films have been selected from New Zealand and across the World. They represent the best crop of documentary films from the past year. This year the Documentary Edge Festival is proud to screen a large number of Academy Award nominated and winning films.

A new trailer for Baz Luhrmann's $127 million 3D adaptation of The Great Gatsby has been released. It boasts new music from Beyonce and Andre 3000 singing her cover of the late Amy Winehouse's Back to Black, as well as Lana Del Rey's Will You Still Love Me and Florence + The Machine's Over the Love. Alongside the soaring music, the trailer elaborates on what we've already seen, featuring the same extravagant roaring '20s-style parties, but showing more of the darker elements of F Scott Fitzgerald's classic story.

Tom and Haz from Home Brew talk about the Home Brew album - one of the seven finalists in the Taite Music Prize 2013

Peter Jackson has tackled a series of questions about his upcoming film The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug. The Oscar-winning director held a Hobbit live event over the weekend and has since released a clip where he answered a number of queries directly from fans. courtesy Warner Bros/PeterJackson/YouTube

Watch the video for @Peace's Flowers, directed by Blake Dunlop.

Aaradhna talks about the Treble & Reverb album - one of the seven finalists in the Taite Music Prize 2013.

Based on the celebrated comic book arc, this epic action-adventure takes Wolverine (Hugh Jackman), the most iconic character of the X-Men universe, to modern day Japan.

United Nations employee Gerry Lane traverses the world in a race against time to stop the Zombie pandemic that is toppling armies and governments, and threatening to decimate humanity itself. Courtesy: Paramount Pictures

Lui and Tom talk about the self-titled @Peace album - one of the seven finalists in the Taite Music Prize 2013.

This was the chance in a lifetime for the young fan. Singing with Springsteen and then a stage slide. courtesy YouTube/thelouie01

New Zealand, 1981: seduced by a charismatic career criminal, teenage Willie must choose whether his loyalty lies with a family of shoplifters or his own blood.

Shopping is the debut feature from the makers of award-wining short film The Six Dollar Fifty Man, Mark Albiston and Louis Sutherland. Released on May 30.

Courtesy: YouTube/GameofThrones

Watch the video for Tama Waipara's Medicine Man, directed by Jessica Sanderson.

British singer Dido talks about her new album, "Girl Who Got Away," which was delayed after the birth of her first child, and explains the importance of having a life off tour.

William Shatner talks to Newstalk ZB's Mike Hosking about his stage show, what keeps him going, his podcast 'Brown Bag Wine Tasting', and Sky TV's new channel 'Jones!'

The new Game of Thrones Season 3 trailer is action packed and wild.

Watch the video for Artisan Gun's Baby Blue, from their album Coral. Directed by Ralph Matthews.

Lydia Jenkin talks to Sixto Rodriguez, the songwriter and subject of the Oscar-winning documentary Searching for Sugar Man, who is enjoying a renaissance more than 40 years after releasing his two and only albums. The Mexican-American artist plays the Wellington Opera House on March 16 and Auckland's Logan Campbell Centre on March 17. Better known as Rodriguez, the Detroit native recorded his tough folk rock debut Cold Fact in 1970 - which included his best-known song, Sugar Man - and follow-up Coming From Reality in 1971, but they never took off in his homeland. Following this lack of interest in his music he went back to renovation and restoration work to support his family, and even ran for the mayor of Detroit at one stage, while still continuing to perform on the side. However, Rodriguez' songs took hold in New Zealand, Australia, and especially in South Africa where they struck a chord at a time when many people were agitating against the apartheid regime.

It’s been an incredible journey so far for Rita Ora, the 22 year old British singer whose hit singles ‘How We Do (Party)’ and ‘R.I.P’ ft. Tinie Tempah and her latest hit 'Radioactive' have stormed the radio waves. While in Auckland for her show, she took the time to talk with Time Out's Scott Kara to discuss how her journey to stardom has been so far.

Watch footage from the making of Jane Campion's critically acclaimed mini-series, Top Of The Lake, shot in and around Queenstown.

More from the last two days of Womad in Taranaki. Featuring music from VulgarGrad, Bassekou Kouyate & Ngoni BA and AHoriBuzz. Thanks to A2Z Technologies.

Highlights from the first two days of Womad in New Plymouth, featuring music from Grace Barbe and Hugh Masekela. Thanks to A2Z Technologies.

From Warner Bros. Pictures and Legendary Pictures comes "The Hangover Part III," the third and final film in director Todd Phillips' record-shattering comedy franchise. Courtesy: Warner Bros