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Love is Strange

Pitch-perfect acting and a fine control of high emotion that never slips into treacly sentiment distinguish this small and lovely ensemble piece by writer-director Ira Sachs, who gave us 2008's memorable dark farce, Married Life.

Folies Bergere a treat for grown-ups

The new film for French cinema's leading lady has nothing to do with the fabled Paris cabaret of the title.

Sons of Anarchy's last ever episode

If you've been following Sons of Anarchy from the start, you might want to stay off the internet until Tuesday.

Greg Dixon: The best and worst of 2014's telly

For his final column of the year, Greg Dixon picks the best, worst, the bravest and stupidest television of 2014.

Annie's new Tomorrow

Jay-Z has given the tale of Annie the orphan a hip-hop makeover. Why did it take so long, wonders lifelong fan Nicola Christie.

MØ: A musical metamorphosis

Soulful Danish electro-pop artist MO, who has risen as an international star this year, has surprisingly spent New Year's Eve in New Zealand before, as a child travelling with her parents.

On tour: Georgia Nott, Broods

2014 has been a big year for you, what have been your highlights? Splendour in the Grass was a massive one for us. It's really hard to highlight just a few moments. Everything has been incredible.

A non-fictional night at the museum

David Attenborough's Natural History Museum Alive takes a science documentary stab at the idea (this would make a great movie, perhaps starring Ben Stiller) of spending a night in a museum.

Movie review: Now: In The Wings On A World Stage

Shakespeare for short attention spans, this self-congratulatory “making-of” documentary doesn’t oblige the viewer to do anything so tedious as encounter the text. Indeed, as the title implies, it doesn’t even take us on stage very much.

Where to head on NYE

Here are TimeOut's picks of the big gigs bringing in 2015.

5 reasons Swift snubbed NZ

The promoters of Taylor Swift's forthcoming Australian tour have confirmed to TimeOut that the superstar isn't headed to New Zealand this time.

Best and worst of summer gigs

"To get a beer," writes Chris Schulz, "you had to queue to buy beer tokens, queue to enter the beer-drinking enclosure, and queue to redeem your tokens."

Cypress Hill: Rolling into town

Chris Schulz talks to Cypress Hill ahead of their slot at Raggamuffin and finds they still get a kick out of performing - among other things.

That Mighty Boosh fella is coming to NZ

Expect plenty of costume changes when Noel Fielding hits the stage for three shows in New Zealand next year.

On Tour: Jon Toogood, Shihad

2014 has been ... a huge year. I got married to my best friend in Khartoum, Sudan, and Shihad teamed up with Jaz Coleman to make one of the biggest and best albums of our career: FVEY.

Siobhan Keogh: Five best moments from 20 years of Playstation

As PlayStation celebrates 20 years, Siobhan Keogh looks at what made them ground-breaking and what the future might hold.

Smashing Pumpkins - Monuments to an Elegy

If you still call yourself a Smashing Pumpkins fan, there's one thing you accepted long ago - Billy Corgan is a bit of a prick. T

Splore line-up still growing

Splore is upping the ante for next year's festival, adding even more big names and events to an already bulging and eclectic line-up that boasts 300 acts.