Maritime Museum puts on a voyage of discovery, writes Chris Eagles.

NZ teen drama wins an Emmy at a ceremony in Cannes, France.

Aaah, beef carpaccio. Slices of raw meat so thin as to be translucent are arranged on the plate, just so.

Gretchen La Roche and Andrew Uren fashioned a graceful weave, in scurrying toccata at times and elsewhere exploring the beat of blurred dissonance.

We'd heard about Porcini restaurant on the grapevine, and were mildly dismissive. A seriously good restaurant in Helensville? Give us a break.

Just down the Seabird Coast from where I have a bach is a long stretch of beach alongside which runs a well-worn vehicle track.

Wellington based label Twenty-seven Names is holding an exhibition in Auckland tonight, but here is a sneak peek at some of the portraits that will be on display.

Hollywood is increasingly looking to the past for big budget failures in the hope of transforming them into success stories.

Sharon Stephenson creates her own gastronomic heaven.

There was no flounce, no swearing and no fizzing encore, but Clarkson came, and that was all the audience ever wanted.

For a woman knocking on 70, King lights up damn bright and her voice was denser and richer than its younger counterpart.

Chelsie Preston Crayford plays two desperate housewives, including her own grandmother.

Can't tell your Top-Siders from your Sebagos? Unsure how high to roll your chinos? Help is at hand in the ultimate handbook for wannabe prepsters.

A new batch of films starring middle-aged leading ladies is leading a shift in the gender balance of Hollywood.

Lance Hohaia scores a last-minute try to help the Warriors stun the Bulldogs in Sydney last night.

Advanced research is breathing fresh life into wine by-products.

There's no denying Lionel Messi's magic but is the team the best ever?

A new ride at a UK theme park is so disturbing, patrons must sign a waiver to attest to their mental stability.

Local hit Boy has overhauled the Hollywood fantasy blockbuster Clash of the Titans.

The Bulls had plenty of motivation to beat the Chiefs, having never won in Hamilton.

Complaints were made after Close-Up presenter Mark Sainsbury used the word 'fugly' in a promotion for his show during Wednesday's 6pm news.

The widow and daughter of Billy T. James are considering legal action for what they claim is their share of royalties.

The Brisbane band has announced its biggest tour to date in September and October to farewell fans.

The Chiefs captain has been working on a few things in training to avoid making crucial errors in front of a home crowd tonight.