A moment, scene or line that calcifies a certain aspect of film’s appeal can be a very special thing indeed. Dominic Corry picks his 10 favourite moments of 2014.

Paul Casserly takes a look at the 10 best blockbuster shows of 2014, the golden age of TV.

TimeOut presents the best in movies, games, TV and albums for 2014.

Karl Puschmann provides his alternative Best of 2014 picks - but he doesn't expect you to agree with him.

Stumbling reporters, sexual innuendo, incredibly lengthy awkward pauses and a "shag on the rocks" have all made it into a video compiling the best news bloopers of the year.

A relatively high number of films struck a chord with Dominic Corry this year. Here are his ten favourites of 2014:

The twittersphere had a ball this week when self-described social media hater Paul Henry announced he was looking for a social media expert to join him on his new breakfast show next year.

Paul Casserly reveals his excitement for University Challenge's return to TV.

Reggae festival's move to Auckland provides solid but soggy start to the summer festival season, writes Chris Schulz.

Rachel Bache catches up with Australian pop duo The Veronicas to chat about their new self-titled album, which features their lastest single You Ruined Me.

Disney sing-alongs, mutant spider-dogs and bikini-clad women presenting air-safety videos feature in the top 10 most popular YouTube videos in New Zealand this year.

Dominic Corry examines today's news about the 24th film in the franchise, Spectre.

With exclusive screening rights to Better Call Saul, one of 2015's hottest new shows, Lightbox have scored a hell of a scoop. But will it be enough to fend off the looming threat of Netflix? Karl Puschmann investigates.

We review the final instalment of Sir Peter Jackson's Middle-earth epic, The Hobbit: The Battle of Five Armies.

Paul Casserly rounds up the best TV quotes from November.

Keith Richards has drunk, smoked, snorted and injected more than you or I could ever hope to and this lifelong interest in other substances has pushed food down his list, writes Matt Heath.

How offensive can Chelsea Handler get? Chris Schulz braved the TV comedian's first Auckland show to find out.

What do you do when your significant other reveals they have never watched your favourite TV show? Karl Puschmann discovers how to get through.

I loved The Hunger Games books, but that doesn't mean I want to see two hours of Katniss whining, writes Rachel Bache. Can we not just cut out the pages that you likely skipped anyway and make a movie that is more than just okay?

Grand Theft Auto V's been rebooted for next-gen consoles - complete with a first-person mode. Is it any good? Chris Schulz goes on a rampage...

We trawl through the gossip mags so you don't have to.

Rose Matafeo spent $30 to see the new Hunger Games film, Mockingjay, so you don't have to.

After decades of concealing her natural prematurely-aged hair colour, Jaquie Brown but has decided to show the world her authentic self - white.

In 2008 Auckland’s most famous record store almost closed its doors, its owners broke and broken. But six years on the story couldn’t be more different.

Coming out, being rich, feeling broody, getting drunk, dating when you’re famous and why a dog is better than a boyfriend.

This year's New Zealand Music Awards was a great event for everyone - not just the night's big winner Lorde. Here are some key moments you might have missed ...

Should a long-haired young woman wander past you at tonight's Vodafone New Zealand Music Awards pushing a wheelbarrow, do not be alarmed.