Mark Richardson shocked his co-hosts on The AM show this morning with a stinky revelation.

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Former Warriors player Wairangi Koopu is giving comedy a go for new Maori TV series.

A guilt-free mental break from constant bulletins is healthy.

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Former Spice Girl said to be battling debts, having spent her $66m fortune.

Fox reporter Shannon Murray understands what it means to be a true professional.

NZ On Screen's Nicky Harrop highlights some of the Kiwi classics heard on Westside.

Sensing Murder researcher says its "psychics" were an "entertainment angle".

Former Diversity dancer Robert Anker died in a car crash in Canada.

Sarah Daniell meets the teen version of Kiwi icon Cheryl West.

It's been a decade since Aniston wrapped Friends, but she's making a comeback now.

A lot of people are suddenly praying what they know about the birds and the bees is wrong.

Game of Thrones is bloody, brutal and violent. But is that changing?

Jason Bateman's new crime-drama Ozark is a criminal contender writes Karl Puschmann

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HBO has revealed details about the final season of GoT that will excite fans.

History is repeating itself as an Aussie bachelorette lets one rip on TV dating show.

He's raising temperatures in fans, but Thrones new heartthrob is kind of concerning.

Is there such a thing as too lit? One fan found out at Lil Yachty's first Auckland show.

The new Attitude series In My Mind deserves a better timeslot, writes Duncan Greive.

Could this be it for one of Shortland Street's much-loved originals?

Here's why Ariel Winter's getting paid a lot less than her Modern Family co-stars.

"If they can be wounded, they can be killed," Qyburn told Cersei.

Donald Trump has always been quick to boast that he usually gets what he wants.

2017 has a lot of great TV on the way - here's what we're looking forward to.

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Thrones fans got more action than we bargained for and it's only episode 2. (SPOILERS)

The internet is very excited about a potential clue buried in the Game of Thrones intro.

Did The Block use creative editing to try and manufacture the latest drama?