There are some lovely moments and funny sequences in this wacky satire about the use of psychics within the American military, but The Men Who Stare at Goats never quite reaches its potential to be a laugh out loud film or a sharp po
It's the end of violence for the gaming world's greatest adventure in Greek mythology.
Two businessmen have created a $500 Cristal champagne sorbet, topped with gold-leaf shavings, to raise money for Haiti earthquake victims.
Zoe Walker wonders whether clompy, dowdy footwear will turn out to be the must-have item for winter 2010.
Here is the news that every female with an interest in fashion has been waiting a long time to hear: Topshop is coming to NZ.
The Emerald Isle tackles economic gloom with a riotous St Paddy's Day.
A chap I know who works very near Saison and knew I had eaten there asked whether it was any good.
On a jaunt around Glasgow, Norman Miller finds out why Glasgow is always ahead of the arts scene.
Dubai is flashy, showy and ambitious but it's still too self-conscious, writes Stuart Dye.
To the great white shark, a spot of water out from Stewart Island has been revealed as the equivalent of the corner pub.
Would you believe that I first visited the French Cafe more than 25 years ago?
Frisky and Mannish are musically adroit, vocally gifted and brilliant mimics teaching Pop Philosophy 101 at fast forward and delivered on high rotate.
This year's New Zealand wine vintage is expected to shrink slightly - for the first time. And industry leaders say it's a good thing.
We came here because a visit to Ponsonby's boutiques was called for, but first there were hunger pangs to satisfy.
Sydney's new YHA is a fresh take on budget stays, writes Sharon Stephenson.
Russell Baillie reviews new album Humour and the Misfortune of Others from Hollie Smith
Given there's hardly been a shortage of Hendrix albums since his death in 1970, the question is: Why had this album gained so much attention?
Sarah Lang explores Brisbane and finds the city has blossomed into a bastion of culture.
Heaven forbid that I would generalise about the English - some of my best friends are Poms...
You'd be excused for thinking the recent pinot noir export swindle by the French would be an excellent chance for New Zealand pinot noir producers to get a significant foothold in the lucrative American market.
Jim Eagles takes a journey high in the Andes and back in time to meet Ecuadorean people whose history predates the Inca.
Sauvignon blanc has conquered the Australian market and almost single-handedly delivered a boom to New Zealand.
Photos of the Hindu festival of colours, which heralds the coming of spring.
Sighting a celebrity out of his natural habitat helps Michael Brown boost his safari tally.
Jim Eagles gets a dose of wildlife and culture in a stopover on his great NZ train journey.
Waterways team with wildlife on a day's fishing excursion, writes Heather Ramsay.