Has Michael Moore stopped being American cinema's great agitator? He talks about his latest doco Where to Invade Next?

Dating's cheating. Here are five reasons why Married at First Sight is better than The Bachelor.

Of course, we couldn't sit down with the cast of Game of Thrones without asking that question: Is Jon Snow really dead?

Disney's latest animated animal adventure, Zootopia, has a lot to say about human interaction. Dominic Corry talks to the creators.

Snow White and the Huntsman from 2012 was a visually stunning but ponderous fantasy drama, best known for the real-life adulterous tryst between director Rupert Sanders and his Snow White, Kristen Stewart.

This may be yet another animated animal movie, but, though it has its share of adorable furry characters, there's a lot more to this cartoon crime caper.

Among the stars of a local Bowie tribute show is one who recorded with him and one who had him as a babysitter.

Blues-rock guitar fans will be delighted to hear that prolific New York artist Joe Bonamassa is returning to NZ for one show, at the ASB Theatre in Auckland.

So you've joined the crowds at the opening weekend of Taika Waititi's acclaimed new film The Hunt for the Wilderpeople?

New Xbox One game Quantum Break bends time and boundaries. Chris Schulz investigates the ambitious video game-TV show crossover.

Decades in Colour is a three-part series that knits together home movie footage shot by Kiwis to portray New Zealand life in the 50s, 60s and 70s.

Oscar-Winning Actor Morgan Freeman has said he is not interested in changing viewers' minds about religion with his new tvseries about faith and spirituality.

The sport's biggest stars, Ronda Rousey and Conor McGregor, grace the cover of UFC 2 after both suffering defeats in their most recent fights.

Mind of Mine may suffer from this lack of variety, but Malik pulls off his transformation into a brooding, tattooed loverman.

Breaking Bad's Aaron Paul wasn't looking to jump back into TV so soon, until he fell in love with a new TV show, The Path's script.

Antony Starr tells Chris Schulz why changes are afoot for Banshee's fourth and final season.

Hollie Smith talks to Russell Baillie about the fraught recording behind her new album - and the surprising results.

Turning the clock back to 1855, Doctor Thorne tells a reasonably cheerful tale of social mores, marriage proposals, illegitimate children, inheritance, duty, and love.

Who is the stronger hero? Michael Cavna and David Betancourt weigh up the odds.

Eddie Johnston is, to put it bluntly, a two-faced trickster.

Jeff Tweedy of American art-rock masters Wilco talks about bringing his other band to town.

Third time around and you may think the gag about a bumbling panda being a Kung Fu master is wearing thin, but no, Po is as entertaining as ever.

Taika Waititi and Sam Neill talk about going bush in the director's latest childhood adventure, The Hunt for the Wilderpeople.

The promoters of an all-new hip-hop festival in Auckland are confident their line-up of veteran hip-hop acts will deliver.

The Easter break is a great chance to relax and catch up on some TV. TimeOut writers recommend some of the best shows worth binge-watching this long weekend.

Before seeing a preview of this superhero superclash, reviewers were advised multiple times not to put spoilers out into world ...

Michele Manelis talks to the stars, and to director Zack Snyder about the new adventure with Batman V Superman.

This American film starts off as as swords and sandals detective story, with Jesus the missing person, before defaulting to a hollow gospel drama.

Heading into the second season of Netflix's Daredevil, new producers Doug Petrie and Marco Ramirez know they are working with an impressively stacked roster of superheroes.