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Watch: James Corden's Beyonce parody
James Corden opened his Late Late Show with his own take on Queen Bey's sixth album, copying a series of her looks. Source: CBS
James Corden opened his Late Late Show with his own take on Queen Bey's sixth album, copying a series of her looks. Source: CBS
The first look at Scarlett Johannson and Henry Cavill's advertising campaign for the Huawei P9 smart phone has been released, featuring Wellington's Te Papa Museum briefly in the background.
Today on afternoon NZ Herald Focus – we hear from the brother of 54-year-old Ihaia Gillman-Harris after two teenagers are found guilty of his murder. 21 year old Broc Kawhena who’s accused of the hit and run killing of Ocean Heke made a belated court appearance and the sheep dog that walked 380 km over 12 days.
In NZ Herald Focus today - John Key's land tax plan may catch Kiwis buying from overseas and Donald Trump has slammed Ted Cruz and John Kasich’s as "weak" and "pathetic." Also Beyonce has proved once again, she is without equal in the pop realm
Meet Doctor Who's new companion - Pearl Mackie.
A sneak preview of the 2nd episode from season 6 Game of Thrones.
New Zealand's own Anna Hutchison (Go Girls, Spartacus) is set to star alongside Hollywood star Nicolas Cage (Face/Off, Leaving Las Vegas) in an upcoming film "Vengeance: A Love Story".
Comedian Paul Ego gives his son Gabe, a pep talk before taking to the stage before a stand up gig. Gabe is looking to follow in his fathers footsteps by becoming a comedian.
This afternoon on NZ Herald Focus - the latest on the shooting of a Police dog and officer injured in Porirua, we look at why Pop superstar Prince was widely acclaimed as one of the most inventive musicians of his era and This is the horrifying moment a freak tornado sweeps a child into the air
The most ambitious new Anzac documentary on offer isn't historic but contemporary. The riveting Our Navy: Sailing Into History follows the 2015 six-month deployment of the Royal New Zealand Navy frigate, Te Kaha.
After missing the last film, Matt Damon is back for the series' fifth installment Jason Bourne.
In NZ Herald Focus this afternoon - A Porirua woman has been sentenced to 12 months home detention for killing her partner during a domestic violence incident, China's fifth most wanted person is in New Zealand and the Queen turns 90.
Today in NZ Herald Focus we are in New York for the crucial results in the crucial New York Primary. Queen Elizabeth, Britain’s longest running Monarch is celebrating her 90th birthday and does the biggest All Black fan live in Spain?
This afternoon on NZ Herald Focus - Affco New Zealand has been fined $30,000 for failing to follow safety rules after an employee was impaled on a hook at the meatworks in Rangiuru. The injured worker was awarded $25,000 . The front-runners Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton have swept to victory with ease in New York primary and we meet the country's first court dog, Louie
A teaser trailer for the new TV show Dirty Laundry.
On NZ Herald Focus this afternoon with Niva Retimanu, John Key meeting with officials in China, we have the first interview with the Hastings gym owner offering a free membership to the people who robbed him and Saturday’s big Lotto winners come forward to claim their $22 million dollar prize... And Tony Veitch delivers his unique brand of sports news and commentary from the beach in Bali.
Today, we talk exclusively to the AFFCO meatworker who spent an hour and a half with a meat hook impaled in his head.
Chris Brown - Welcome To My Life trailer. Warning: Contains coarse language.
This morning, the pair featured in an educational video that was shown to a packed courtroom.
The adventure of an orphaned boy named Pete and his best friend Elliott which happens to be a dragon.
Now You See Me 2 is set to debut in the next few month.The film's all-star cast of Mark Ruffalo, Woody Harrelson, Jesse Eisenberg, and Michael Caine reprised their roles for the second installment.
Aucklanders are being pushed out of their own housing market and are responsible for one in five house sales in cities including Hamilton, Whangarei and Tauranga.