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What Matthew Perry's Chandler and co taught me and my millennial mates about friendship
Telegraph: Opinion - Friends was a blueprint for my future life, but with funnier jokes.
Review: Jennifer Connelly grapples with enlightenment and rage in new darkly funny NZ film
Director Alice Englert’s feature film debut takes on the enlightenment economy.
Why watching horror movies can be good for your health
Being scared to death while watching horror films might just be good for you.
How many Kiwis watched the Rugby World Cup final?
We were glued to their screens on Sunday morning for the nail-biting final.
How Matthew Perry became the Friend who never quite seemed to get it together
Perry sparked concern in 2021 when he appeared strange during Friends: The Reunion.
What we know about Matthew Perry’s death
The Friends star was found in his LA home today.
TVNZ profit plunges
The broadcaster expects inflationary pressures and slower economic conditions to persist.
The best pop culture Halloween costumes to try this year
It's spooky season, which only means one thing - who's going to win best-dressed?
The Crown star dies after shock cancer diagnosis
British Bafta-nominated actress Haydn Gwynne has died at 66.
TikTok star's love letter to Te Awamutu
Heta encourages actors to "be the most authentic you can and have fun doing it".
Country Calendar fallout: Death threats; Newshub v Nats stoush; Big ad industry moves
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Who is set to get the gongs at this year's TV Awards?
The yearly awards are back with media personalities set to battle it out for the gongs.
'Tank is empty': Top news boss quits
Every major New Zealand newsroom will now have had a new leader within 12 months.
When will your favourite TV shows be back on screen?
When you'll be able to watch Yellowjackets, Stranger Things, and Deadpool 3.
Tentative deal reached to end Hollywood writers' strike - no deal yet for actors
Union leaders and Hollywood studios reached a tentative agreement today.
Jake the Muss is coming to a small screen near you
The cult New Zealand film about Jake the Muss is back in a TV series.
'I have no words': Drew Barrymore postpones talk show return following backlash amid strikes
'I have listened to everyone, and I am making the decision to pause the show's premiere.'
Hollywood writers strike: What's happening to the Emmy awards
The SAG writers strike has pushed the Emmy Awards back until January next year.
Taika Waititi's take on a Pacific football tale fails to score with reviewers
Kiwi's film about American Samoa's football team premiered to mixed reviews.
Russell Brand: A timeline of scandal
The comedian and actor has not been averse to controversy over the years.
Is Netflix’s violent and weird 6ixtynin9 this year’s Squid Game?
OPINION: This crime-thriller from Thailand is violent, funny and extremely odd.
Is AI-driven HyperCinema the future of entertainment?
Inside a "revolutionary leap in entertainment" that shows the possibilities of AI art.
Who are NZ's best ad characters of all time?
Tara Ward salutes some of the advertising creations we've come to love.
Karl Puschmann: TVNZ’s killer comedy is a good time - unless you’re a snake
Killing It is violently funny, and at times surprisingly heartfelt.
TVNZ Breakfast host apologises, mistakenly calls Nicola Willis a Labour MP
Breakfast host mixes up key political positions, distracted by talking in her earpiece.
Karl Puschmann: The New Star Wars series is as gripping and exciting as a nice cup of tea
Ahsoka is watchable but that doesn’t mean it’s any good.
Green Party says 'Kenough' to Barbie, wipes political memes from social media
Green Party removes Barbie memes to “protect Warner Bros’ intellectual property".
Why are actors still making movies during the strike?
The actors' and writers' strike has forced most Hollywood film and TV shows to shut down.
Sky reveals which Rugby World Cup games will be free, Skellerup lifts profit
A Rugby World Cup Pass option is coming for those without a Sky subscription.
Sky TV hikes price for entertainment subscribers and broadband
The cost of Sky Movies has been rounded down and SoHo thrown in with Entertainment.
Disney's failing remake strategy is trashing its legacy
OPINION: The increasingly risk-averse movie giant seems to have no original ideas left.
Robyn Malcolm and Temuera Morrison tell all on 'dark' new drug TV thriller
The former 'Shortland Street' stars have reunited for a fantastic new true crime thriller.
Will there be a Barbie sequel?
Greta Gerwig’s Barbie film is a worldwide smash hit - so is there a sequel in the works?