Billy Bob Thornton's up to his usual tricks in the second season of Goliath.

Sam Neill takes a hard look at James Cook's legacy.

He tortured people and bored them to death with his speechifying. Was he misunderstood?

Evangeline Lilly was in tears after being "cornered" into a partially-nude scene in Lost.

Children of the 80s rejoice - ALF is reportedly coming back to TV.

Broadcasting Standards Authority wastes time and money on obvious, says Karl Puschmann.

An AI bot has written a pretty believable Taylor Swift song.

Following the death of the chef during filming, production was plunged into uncertainty.

Wondering what to feast your eyeballs on this weekend? Here's a handy guide.

Kiwi dance crew The Bradas have left Jennifer Lopez and Ne-Yo speechless.

People are outraged over storyline around the potential abortion of a Down syndrome baby.

Amazons Lord of the Rings series has its writers and they're "absolutely thrilled"

Drake's new series stars Zendaya and Wrinkle in Time's Storm Reid.

The Shark Tank investors saw a big hole in the pitch.

COMMENT: Cold Case makes more progress in one episode than six seasons of Sensing Murder.

Sir Edward Durie and his wife Donna Hall, a high-profile lawyer, sued Māori TV.

Māori TV staff are accusing the company of treating union members unfairly.

Once upon a time the Goodnight Kiwi told kids it was time to go to bed, but what now?

Lisa Stanger says she'll be spending her prize money on travelling with her son.

More than 240,000 people viewed a movie which may have contaminated a murder trial.

Dominic Corry went to the roasting of Bruce Willis in Los Angeles.

"I just didn't want to be here anymore..I wanted to leave the pain behind"

Donations to charities and paying off mortgages are priorities for the finalists.

Kiwis can't get enough of true crime - here are more cases that captures our attention

COMMENT: You've seen Gordon Ramsay before - but never as overcooked as this.

The comedian found out the hard way the dangers of trying to keep up with Tom Cruise

During an hour-long interview Barr lamented the damage done to her by her tweet.

New TV show aims to get more Kiwis on to bikes for transport, recreation and fun.

Comedian apologised for her "ill-worded" post and insisted she isn't a racist.

Joseph Fiennes persuaded the programme-makers to remove one scene from the script.