Coming back to the US on HBO, here's a quick look at the much anticipated season four. There are warnings galore as the plotting and murdering are set to continue. "The war's not won," Joffrey is told by Jaime Lannister. Meanwhile Daenerys Targaryen, whose ambitions include world-domination, says: "They have a choice. They can live in my world or they can die in their old one." Tyrion Lannister is seen being marched down an aisle in handcuffs and Jon Snow warns, "If the Wildlings breach the wall, they'll roll over everyone and everything."

TVNZ is due to screen this feature-length docu-drama, about the early days of Radio Hauraki later in the year. New Zealand On Air has backed that production with $900,000 from its Platinum Fund. It has been made by Lippy Pictures, the company behind 2012's Tangiwai. It's one of two screen treatments of the Hauraki story arriving this year after the feature film 3 Mile Limit. Hauraki's founders like Dave Gapes, Ian Magan and Derek Lowe appear as interviewees as well as having their younger selves portrayed by some familiar faces in the programme's dramatisations.

3 Mile Limit is one of two different versions about the early history of Radio Hauraki hitting our screens in the coming months. The film on the station's late 1960s beginnings when it started broadcasting rock'n'roll from The Tiri, a converted coastal trader moored in the then international waters of the Hauraki Gulf, opens at cinemas on March 6. The movie stars Matt Whelan (of Go Girls fame ) as the lead role of "Richard Davis". His character appears to be a composite of some of those involved in the station's maritime beginnings and the battle against government control of the airwaves. The film, helmed by first-time director Craig Whelan was funded by private investors and was shot in late 2012. TVNZ is also due to screen the New Zealand On Air backed docu-drama Pirates of the Airwaves later in the year.

Arnold Schwarzenegger goes undercover. Courtesy: YouTube/Arnold Schwarzenegger

Watch an Access Hollywood reporter spoil Homeland's third season for Jennifer Lawrence (warning: spoilers).

Check out the new video from Auckland alternative hip-hop artist Randa, called Cosby Kid. Director: Thunderlips. Producers: Anna Duckworth and Alix Whittaker.

Watch what happens when Macklemore and Ryan Lewis surprise a bus full of New Yorkers. Courtesy: YouTube/The GRAMMYs

A new teaser trailer for The Walking Dead. Courtesy: YouTube/HDDreew

Missed the action from Friday? Here's a few more of the highlights.

Performances from The Naked and Famous and SJD, and punters give the new food options the big tick.

The new Big Day Out site may be in an idyllic green location, but it's still a residential area - with a reputation for being anti-speedway. Hugh Sundae went door knocking to gauge the mood.

NZ Big Day Out promoter Campbell Smith gave NZ Herald Online's Hugh Sundae a chauffeur-driven tour of the festival's new home at Auckland's Western Springs park.

The new trailer for season 4 of Game of Thrones.

The legendary host and actress received a standing ovation for her powerful speech

He is best known for directing Hollywood blockbusters full of explosions, but less could be said for Michael Bay's appearance at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Courtesy: CES

The Red Road is a gripping, dramatic thriller that presents two distinct visions of America today as played out through the conflict between two different men. It stars Kiwi actor Martin Henderson.Courtesy: Sundance Channel

Watch the Pledge Me pitch video for Stop/Go, part of the inaugural Loading Docs project.

Watch the Pledge Me pitch video for The Road To Whakarae, part of the inaugural Loading Docs project.

Take in some of the sights and sounds of Splore - taking place this year at Tapapakanga Regional Park from February 14-16.

NZ Herald Online will be live streaming from Splore 2014, thanks to Tiger Beer.

Take in some of the sights and sounds of Splore - taking place this year at Tapapakanga Regional Park from February 14-16.

NZ Herald Online will be live streaming from Splore 2014, thanks to Tiger Beer.

Grand Rapids return with their first new song since 2011's critically acclaimed album, Faintheartedness - Crazy.

Take a 3D fly through of the new Big Day Out Auckland site at Western Springs. Animation by Cameron Rowe, music by The Naked and Famous.

The 2017 Shortland Street cliffhanger brought the drama

Ben Stiller's The Secret Life of Walter Mitty represents a more serious style of comedy for the director-actor best known for hits like of Zoolander and Tropic Thunder. Stiller and co-star Kristen Wiig talked to Russell Baillie about the new movie, which is also a radical remake of the 1947 Danny Kaye classic.

The next four Avatar films will be made in New Zealand, with former Prime Minister Sir John Key saying the investment would be "significant" - a minimum of $500 million. Video / File

Scott Maclachlan, Lorde's manager, talks about Grammy hopes, where her remarkable career goes next -- and who else is on his books; young dance music promoter Keegan Fepuleai shares his plans for an Auckland clubland documentary; and the legendary Shayne Carter explains why he decided to start from scratch and do the unexpected with his forthcoming "piano album".

Brian Fantana (Paul Rudd) sits in for Ron Burgundy in this very special edition of RON BURGUNDY'S GUIDE TO THE WORLD, where he tells you everything you need to know about New Zealand. courtesy ParamountNZ.

Check out a preview for next year's Shortland Street comeback on TV2.

Check out the official first trailer from Godzilla, a blockbuster that pits the world's most famous monster against malevolent creatures who, bolstered by humanity's scientific arrogance, threaten our very existence. Due for release in May.

Watch the 2013 Rialto Channel New Zealand Film Awards again in full, also featuring winner interviews from the Rialto Channel's Francesca Rudkin.

Thanks to NZOnAir.

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Behind the scenes video of Mt Eden working on a orchestral version of Sierra Leone with Larry Gold.