Halsey talks music, sexuality, Harry Potter and a New Zealand tour on the way.

Judge describes alleged incident as "one of the most disgusting scenarios I've ever read".

Stevie Nicks has announced she is returning to New Zealand this November.

Tapz is in no hurry to release his music. He's playing a long game, and it's paying off.

The Southern Fork Americana Festival has announced its 2017 lineup.

Dizzee Rascal had backed himself into a corner, now, he's come out fighting.

Sol3 Mio have announced their biggest Christmas/Summer tour yet.

David Duchovny is known for his TV roles - but he's coming to NZ under a different guise.

Rainbow's End's pirate ship first started swinging in 1983 - what else was happening?

Rihanna said Diplo's song sounded like a 'reggae song in an airport' and she's not sorry

Fans are infuriated when Chris Brown posted a comment on Rihanna's Instagram page.

Taylor Swift has finally been seen in public, a moment immortalised in this sketch.

Troubled singer Sinead O'Connor says she is suicidal and living in motel.

There was thoughtful, almost curatorial programming afoot in Takacs Quartet's concert.

William Dart finds himself longing for the Kronos Quartet to channel Jimi Hendrix.

"I mean, I'm open to everything. But at the moment it ain't happening."

Moonlight is a meta-commentary on black representation in media and artistic ownership.

Adele treats children affected by the Grenfell blaze to private Despicable Me 3 screening.

Toni Cornell sang 'Hallelujah' as a tribute to her late father and Chester Bennington.

NZ On Screen looks back at some of Billy T James' finest screen moments.

Musical champions the communities of Dominion Rd, writes Dionne Christian.

Lorde's headlining slot at Lollapalooza has been shut down just four songs into her set.

Lloyd's have covered Beckham's legs and Dolly Parton's breasts. Then came Kanye.

Lorde has sent fans on a treasure hunt with the release of her exotic new video.

Justin Bieber has addressed his tour cancellation in the most pretentious way possible.

It's time to get ironic - Alanis Morissette is coming to New Zealand.

Tremendous Sea of Love is an unusual, honest album - but it's carried by a sense of hope.

Onehunga five-piece debut is one for the ages

Kimbra is coming home for one show only but the good news is: It's free!

The 40-year-old rap star cancelled his tour after he suffered a breakdown last year.