Bobby Womack, the legendary soul singer whose music influenced everyone from the Rolling Stones to Gorillaz has died at 70.

Talk about your quintessential First World dilemma.

Dominic Corry makes his picks from the upcoming International Film Festival line-up.

Local rapper PNC tells Chris Schulz why he’s decided it’s time to switch up his sound.

Movie blogger Dominic Corry chats to writer/director Doug Dillaman about his self-funded new movie Jake.

Girls play games too - so why aren't there more playable female characters? Siobhan Keogh investigates.

Paul Casserly is getting good scares from two new horror shows on telly. Get ready to get scared by Bates Hotel and Penny Dreadful, he writes.

Dominic Corry has had an exclusive first look at Toa Fraser's new film The Dead Lands, and he's excited about what he's seen.

Thanks to the success of Gravity, a bunch of space movies are blasting into theatres in the coming years. Dominic Corry is over the moon.

The Herald's resident Game of Thrones fanatics rant about their favourite bits from last night's season four finale, The Children.

Need something to listen to while you're gardening, vacuuming or struggling to sleep? Paul Casserly has some suggestions ...

Last week I accidentally revealed that my four-year-old son had seen Game of Thrones. It was just the opening titles, but it still made people really angry, writes Matt Heath.

If you visit the water cooler today, prepare to be asked whether Jon Snow can save Castle Black from the marauding mammoths, giants and cannibals.

Mikey Havoc owns a lot of masks. He has been collecting them all his life, inhabiting creatures that are often not entirely of his making or under his control.

Go see What We Do in the Shadows, says Dominic Corry. Then check out five more mockumentaries you might have missed.

Hayden Donnell takes in day three at E3 in Los Angeles.

Taika Waititi and Jemaine Clement tell Lydia Jenkin how their love of vampires and 20-year friendship inspired a movie about a bunch of bloodsucking mates flatting together in Wellington.

Hayden Donnell takes in day two at E3 in Los Angeles.

The Dark Horse, a New Zealand movie tipped to become one of the year's most important local releases, is to be the opening night film at next month's the New Zealand International Film Festival.

With York Street Studios now closed, the Barkers Sundae Sessions move to Roundhead Studios, with Grayson Gilmour the first artist in this new home.

Hayden Donnell was there as Microsoft and Sony unveiled their upcoming games for the Xbox One and PlayStation 4. Here are his picks.