The Time Traveler's Wife is a movie about destiny, loss and love.

One pager message sent on September 11, 2001 reads "Please call me I need to know where you are," from an office worker an hour after the attacks.

Matt Damon talks to about his roles in two upcoming releases - one as a player, and the other as a whistleblower.

It's four decades since the residents of one of the most famous addresses on TV made their debut.

The father of a boy who accused Michael Jackson of sexual abuse has committed suicide.

Apple may be planning to sell its devices on the cheap, provided users sit through compulsory adverts.

A report out today says the government's Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) could cost twice as much as originally estimated.

John Key had "quite a fruitful" discussion with US president Barack Obama during the official Apec leaders' dinner last night, and also breakfasted with him today, writes John Armstrong.

Most people back from the United States go on a diet.

Martha Wainwright prepares to tackle the critics with her reinterpretation of Edith Piaf's songs.

Known as the Main Street of America, on account of the myriad communities that prospered along it, Route 66 is perhaps the most famous road in the history of tarmac.

Couple will admit some charges so the family can stay together, says father's attorney.

NZ's gay community lashes out over Beenie Man's scheduled appearance at next year's Big Day Out.

Christiane Amanpour became a journalist by accident. Now CNN's famous war correspondent is on a new mission.