Aubrey Drake Graham is having some feels. "Please give me time because I'm searching for these words to say to you," he mopes on Redemption.

An ambitious new series takes a long look at the science and art of recording music.

This is a mighty, mountainous metal album, and if it really is the last we hear of Beastwars, it's a hell of a way to say goodbye.

British ski jumping Olympian Michael Edwards maintains little of the material is factual in this comedic biopic about his heartwarming rise to fame.

In a better world a film about Mavis Staples should represent her prime time, however in this inspiring documentary she is 76.

Paolo Rotondo with his wife Renee Mark, shouldered the burden of the Italian Film Festival laid down by previous director, Tony Lambert.

If there's one thing the queen of pop proves with the release of Lemonade, it's that she knows how to get people talking.

Steve Harris talked to Russell Baillie about the veteran British heavy metal band's high flying career.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus returns to her Emmy-winning role in the Oval Office just as the real race for the White House offersits own outrageous comedy.

With just over a month until Ladyhawke releases her new album the Kiwi singer is celebrating with a homecoming tour.

As the world mourns the death of Prince just two months after his first and only NZ shows, here's a rare face to face interview with the star from the Herald archives.

After her terrific war-themed Let England Shake of 2011, PJ Harvey is still contemplating the big, bad world and attempting to portray it in song.

Any concern that Disney has messed with Rudyard Kipling's classic tale with this live action remake are dispelled just by the trailer.

Two years on, the 35-year-old is warming up for the release of his fourth album with a quickfire New Zealand show at the Powerstation tonight.

As we enter season six of Game of Thrones, Joanna Hunkin tries to piece together the cryptic clues from meeting the show's stars in London.

Rhys Darby talks to Lydia Jenkin about life in LA and how he plans to up the pace at the International Comedy Festival.

Here are five new comedy festival acts you should be intrigued by.

Tonight Kody Nielson's solo act, Silicon, was named winner of the Taite Prize for 2016, for his album Personal Computer.

There's a point early in Dark Souls III where an angry tree bashes you to death with a branch while firing murderous magic skulls at you in a poison swamp.

The Jungle Book has gone from classic cartoon to star-studded computer-powered adventure epic. Director Jon Favreau explains how to Lydia Jenkin.

Melissa McCarthy has been hilarious in the Paul Feig directed films Spy and Bridesmaids. And her character in The Boss shows the same aptitude for physical comedy, profanity and forwardness. Only this time, it's not so funny.

By general consensus, Barack Obama has authorised about 10 times as many drone attacks as his predecessor; the death toll from drone strikes is now higher than that of 9/11 and many of the dead have been innocent civilians, including women and children.

The eight finalists in the Taite Prize tell us about their nominated albums and who they think should win the award ahead of next week's announcement.

Kiwi guitarist Simon Oscroft has formed a band with Gossip Girl star Penn Badgley, releasing their debut album Centerfold.

It's been a long time coming, but finally The Temper Trap are back.

Nine years since their last New Zealand appearance, seminal English post-punk rockers The Cure will return to Auckland for a show at Vector Arena on Thursday, July 21.

British 90S alt-rockers Swervedriver and New Zealand 90s alt-rockers Fur Patrol are teaming up for a three-date tour of New Zealand.

Letters home give a revealing insight into Janis Joplin, a complicated woman.

The man behind the redhaired highland hero of fantasy series Outlander talks the hit show's second season ...