For his new book, Gordon Ramsay left his restaurant kitchen behind to explore India. Here he shares some of the recipes that he came back with.

English theatre luminaries Sir Ian McKellen and Dame Judi Dench are on a heavyweight list of artists and historians calling for the reopening of Auckland's St James Theatre.

New approaches and age-old therapies offer much to explore, writes Janetta Mackay.

Rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic, a subtle change of thinking or better use of the All Black coaches' talents?

Graham Reid embraces all that is mad, bad and dangerous in a new Australian exhibition.

Boutique owner Sheldon Edwards' wardrobe expresses his personality.

TVNZ Ondemand is available to PlayStation 3 gamers from today, it has been revealed.

With Doctor Who set to return to Prime TV, new Time Lord Matt Smith talks to Stephen Jewell.

Sarah Lang meets the country's loveable larrikin comedians: Dai Henwood, Ben Hurley and Steve Wrigley.

It's that time of year again. Autumn means we're all knee-deep in feijoas - and not quite sure what to do with them.

The worldwide release of the iPad will see New Zealand children's literature translated into numerous languages.

Good keen Kiwi lifesavers keep it real in local TV series Danger Beach, writes Deborah Hill Cone.

Aussie women should have a beer with their boss if they want promotion, but NZ women have been told to just be themselves.

Cruise Invercargill by Harley and then thrive on the unexpected as you explore the diverse delights of Southland, writes Jacqui Madelin.

Kirstie Alley has found comedy in reality TV with the show Big Life. But she's still got her eye on scripted shows.

International customers waiting to buy an iPad will be disappointed by this news, Apple said, massively understating the face-clawing anguish now spreading across the globe.

Greg Murphy feels frustrated that the home fans didn't have more to cheer about at the New Zealand round of the V8 Supercars championship at the weekend.

One day, I hope, Peter Gordon will cook my dinner. It hasn't happened yet.

No, we have not long waved goodbye to all the festivals. Australia's largest winter musical festival, We Love Sounds, is coming to Auckland for the first time, for Queen's Birthday Weekend (June 4).

The view augured well for a night out without kids, but hopes were soon dashed.

The Blues have woken from their slumberfest to maintain their suspect search for the Super 14 semifinals.

Jeans can be super flattering or show off everything you dislike about your shape. Here's Donna Thornton's guide to buying the perfect pair.