The writing is not on the wall, but all over the car. "Hybrid Mondeo Ford".

Work and family life is on a roll for 'bushy-tailed' Nicole Kidman.

These 'baked' fridge magnets are guilt-free and just as pretty.

A UK reality show's huge success is a mystery wrapped in a phenomenon.

Sarah Daniell meets the teen version of Kiwi icon Cheryl West.

Five-star luxury and sustainability can be a winning mix, writes Sarah Daniell.

Here are five great films featuring hotels, that you might also like.

FishSmith makes it easy to put together a well-rounded family takeaway.

Michael Dorman, the Kiwi-born star, talks to Sarah Daniell about playing a spy.

One of the oldest Italian restaurants in Auckland has just got a new address.

Writer and director Sofia Coppola talks to Michele Manelis about family and her films.

If you like Planet Earth II you might also like these books.

Hardcore luxury. Seductive curves equals comfort.

The grand dame of Auckland theatres is revealing her gems, writes Kim Knight.

The world's favourite frontman talks to Matt Suddain.

Composer Hans Zimmer tells Matt Suddain what he likes about writing music for film.

Ubud Bali offers traditional Balinese staples - and Chinese Food.

Finally - some vindication for saving all those old nail colours, says Pony McTate.

Here are six must-watch NZ Film Fest Picks and a restaurant match for each.

Greg Bruce reviews Puss in Book.

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Josh McKenzie, who plays the privileged John Junior in Filthy Rich.

Everything about the Ford Focus ST is engineered to excite.

Genuine diversity and lack of thematic coherence forces you to ponder over the menu.

Dionne Christian talks to the man who put the music and lyrics into Matilda the Musical.

Soul Thai has home delivery down pat.

Love Between the Covers looks into the billion-dollar romance fiction industry.

In the latest Westside Shane Cortese plays the father of his original character, Hayden.

The movie, Okja, is adorable, quirky, full of odd little moments.

Planet II producer Mike Gunton tells why Planet Earth was a hard act to follow.