
The sounds of youth
Longtime music writer Graham Reid goes into bat for "young people's music".
Longtime music writer Graham Reid goes into bat for "young people's music".
Greg Fleming sets aside 85 hours and sits down for a marathon Sopranos rewatch.
Warring houses. Massive spending. The Hollywood battle to make the next mega-hit is on.
Michelle Williams plays Gwen Verdon in the drama Fosse/Verdon. She talks with Lucy Ewen
Tom Augustine reviews the week in film for Weekend magazine
Monica Galetti, the NZ star chef, talks with Anna King Shahab about MasterChef UK
Calum Henderson reviews the new Jamie Oliver cooking show
"Exploitation of these events in a dramatic form is inappropriate," says Kiwi actress.
US producers will apply for a NZ grant for work done at Peter Jackson's Weta Digital.
Rebel Wilson on her new comedy, joining the Mile High Club and going nude on screen.
Dai Henwood travels to Waikato to indulge his passion for tea.
Calum Henderson reviews "You vs. Wild" with Bear Grylls.
Calum Henderson's guide to holiday TV for Easter and Anzac Day
Uplifting Auckland's music scene could deliver cultural, economic and social benefits.
Wellingtonian Jacob Dombroski will come onto the show as a guest cast member.
Jane Mulkerrins talks with Bear Grylls, host of a new nature doco, Hostile Planet
Chris Schulz talks with Nicole Whippy about joining Shortland Street for the first time.
Jane Mulkerrins talks with Joseph Fiennes about his third cousin, Ranulph
The Gala Variety Show is this Sunday, April 7, at Sky City Theatre in central Auckland.
Hapless woman asks the internet to help track down her boyfriend.
After controversial statements saw him blacklisted the actor has found a second career.
A worker was told to resign or be sacked after exposing his penis at the Christmas party.
It's one of the fanciest celebrity parties, but things haven't always gone to plan.
Greg Fleming reviews Beautiful Boy and The Old Man and The Gun.
Lobbying over millions of dollars in payments to Hollywood draws in Prime Minister.
The show has become a huge hit on Netflix since its release.
New Zealand has a proud history of supporting young filmmakers going on to great heights.