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Greg Fleming reviews the latest from Michael Robotham, Caroline Kepnes, and others

Kurt Sutter thought he was done with Sons of Anarchy. Then fans demanded more.

Great music, in-jokes for adults and a cameo from Snoop Dogg. What's not to like?

Fill up your carry bag with tomatoes, doughnuts, cheese and nuts in Parnell.

Matt Groening on his new Netflix series Disenchantment and the future of The Simpsons.

William Shatner's promising "100 minutes of laughter" at his upcoming Auckland show.

TV adaptation of popular film series is one of the more satisfying spin-offs you'll find.

Up and Vanished is back with another missing person. Can Payne Lindsey find her?

Farmers markets have taken off, now craft markets seem set to follow that trend.

Ready for something new? Here are five good reasons to attend the Curious Food Festival.

Welcome to a weird hybrid of sports documentary and cooking tour.

Tom Scott's got a lot on his mind. He talks to Chris Schulz.

Easy-going Cambridge market has a distinctly English flavour.

Bob Odenkirk explains why Better Call Saul is about to enter Breaking Bad territory.

Jamie Byng remembers his first encounter with the chef, and pays tribute to his friend.

Billy Bob Thornton's up to his usual tricks in the second season of Goliath.

Triplets reuniting should be a happy story. In Three Identical Strangers, it's shocking.

Did you miss the Beach Boys in their prime? The Bootleg version is here to help.

M.I.A.'s first official documentary is a confused portrait of a confusing artist.

Marc Martel's version of Somebody to Love is so good he made Celine Dion cry.

Auckland's spoiled for choice for farmers' markets, but what about out of town?

Stacey Morrison meets the crew behind Disney on Ice.

'Serious' orchestras are often connected with the screen. Paul Little finds out why.

Doco looks at the avid followers of medieval combat and it's not for sissies.

Mt Albert's market may be small but it's packed with treats.

Dark Tourist is macabre, weird as hell but also...kind of wonderful.

Here's why you should round up the troops and head West this weekend.

Kim Knight discovers how the road to sci-fi success began in a cul-de-sac.

Otago professor Liam McIlvanney talks about giving a voice to crime victims.