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Kids outshine Billy Connolly in dark comedy

Following her roles in Gone Girl and Hector's Search for Happiness, Rosamund Pike again finds herself in a troubled relationship, this time as Abi, a mum of three in the process of divorcing husband Doug (Tennant).

Hard to hold back the tears in Hilary Swank's new film

Pack the tissues. Although this story of a young woman dealing with a progressive neurodegenerative disease is predictable and emotionally manipulative it's still hard to hold back the tears.

Actors reflect on Middle-earth movies

The acting veterans of Middle-earth remember and reflect with Des Sampson about their time on the trilogies.

AC/DC - Rock or Bust

Guns? Knitting? It's still as hard as it always to find a sticking-to phrase that describes the adhesive power of AC/DC when it comes to being glued to their old ways.

Russell Crowe: Calling the shots

Russell Crowe makes his directing debut with The Water Diviner, a movie about Gallipoli from a new perspective. He talks to Russell Baillie in Sydney.

The Flash takes on Arrow in TV crossover

While superhero fandom awaits the heavyweight title fight that will be Batman v Superman on the big screen next year, tonight DC comic-derived television shows The Flash and Arrow screen their two crossover episodes back to back.

Has Walking Dead jumped the shark?

As The Walking Dead heads on season hiatus, we wonder how many of you will be back for more next year? Or has the zombie apocalypse jumped the shark?

How one Playstation fan scored his dream job

Little Big Planet developer David Dino scored his dream job by sitting on the couch working on his Playstation tan. He tells Chris Schulz it can happen to you, too.

Tour news: Womad on farewell tour

The Womad line-up just keeps getting bigger, with the announcement today that the incomparable Orquesta Buena Vista Social Club have been added to the 2015 line-up.

Nas adds second Auckland show to NZ tour

Anzac Girls: Caped crusaders

A new series marking the centenary of WWI looks at the role of Anzac nurses. Lydia Jenkin talked to its cast and creators on the frontline.

Jake Gyllenhaal: Focus on the dark side

Jake Gyllenhaal was on both sides of the camera in his latest left-field role. He tells Alexander Bisley why.

Olive Kitteridge: Bleak but full of laughs

I do hope they rescreen Olive Kitteridge. The HBO drama, which finished its four-part run on Sky's SoHo this week, should be made compulsory viewing for anyone with a family, which means, of course, all of us.

Azealia Banks - Broke With Expensive Taste

It's incredibly cheeky to include on your debut a single that's 3 years old, no matter how good it is.

Nathan Haines: Back in the groove

Nathan Haines had to break a few self-imposed rules of jazz to make his new album, 5 A Day, writes Lydia Jenkin.

Elsa and Fred: 'not as predictable'

A very loose remake of a 2008 Argentinean romance which was itself pretty soppy, this story of love in the autumn of life is not without its charms.

David Guetta - Listen

French DJ David Guetta is known for his chart-soaring catchy club hits. His previous album Nothing But the Beat was littered with them: Titanium (featuring Sia), Without You (featuring Usher), Sweat (featuring Snoop Dogg).

Gyllenhaal's 'creepy' Nightcrawler

The American dream is given a twisted makeover as Jake Gyllenhaal goes to extreme lengths to make a living post-GFC.