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TV picks of the week: Penny for your thoughts
The TV shows that will keep couch potatoes glued to their screens over the coming week.
The Eagles are on their way
The Eagles have confirmed they'll be swooping in for two shows next March.
Hello Pork Pie: Film's remake
A remake of the Kiwi classic road movie Goodbye Pork Pie is in the works by a son of the original director, Geoff Murphy.
TV picks of the week: Spy or scapegoat
Five shows that will keep couch potatoes glued to their screens over the coming week.
Hilltop Hoods want to impress Kiwis
Aussie rap crew Hilltop Hoods are so big at home they make newspaper headlines just by going out for lunch.
Review: It's okay to like Linkin Park again
Loud. Spontaneous. Free. These aren't attributes normally associated with Linkin Park, a band that spends so much time on studio tinkering their albums should come with stickers warning of over-production.
Bloody hilarious vampires
Taika Waititi and Jemaine Clement tell Lydia Jenkin how their love of vampires and 20-year friendship inspired a movie about a bunch of bloodsucking mates flatting together in Wellington.
Film festival's NZ highlights
The Dark Horse, a New Zealand movie tipped to become one of the year's most important local releases, is to be the opening night film at next month's the New Zealand International Film Festival.
Movie review: Good Vibrations
DJ-turned-record shop and record-label owner Terri Hooley (Dormer) was responsible for championing punk music and ignited the scene in Belfast during the 1970s.