Ali Mau isn't holding back on why she believes her former colleague Jess Mulligan left Seven Sharp - laying the blame with a Mike Hosking 'dictatorship'.

"If Guyon and Susie are on prescription meds, Hosking has a serious P habit." Paul Casserly was given the job of reviewing various radio shows.

Six Game of Thrones addicts give their thoughts on last night's epic second episode of the fourth season, The Lion and the Rose.

An embarrassing thing about living in a small country is that awful need to know what visitors think of us and our place, writes Colin Hogg.

Nirvana's Rock Hall of Fame performance should never have happened, writes Chris Schulz.

Performances and all the action at the 2014 Coachella Music and Arts Festival in California.

Couldn't make it to Coachella? Neither could we. But we could still tune in thanks to the festival's great livestreams. We gather the best performances here.

Explicit music and children are a bad mix, writes Chris Schulz, but your options for helping them avoid it are thin on the ground.

The first award from next week's Taite Music Prize ceremony has been announced, with the Independent Music NZ Classic Record award given to punk compilation AK79.

We scoured the internet for entertainment titbits you might have missed. Here's our top 10 compilation of highlights.

Big-name pop stars don't often get to see the sights when they tour New Zealand. It's usually a case of in-and-out, as quickly as possible.

Lisa Chappell's self-penned, one-woman show is a macabre comedy that takes us a million miles away from the wholesome, girl-next-door persona of McLeod's Daughter.

Six Game of Thrones fans give their thoughts on last night's epic and extremely stabby fourth season opening episode. Warning. There are spoilers. So don't complain.

Darren Aronofsky's Noah, like the Book of Genesis, raises important questions about evil, God, and what a righteous person should do.

It's odd to consider that the ever-young, ever-popular Simpsons cartoon television series has been with us for a quarter of a century, writes Colin Hogg. In TV terms, it's almost as much a dinosaur as Coronation Street.

Unlike plenty of other escapist fantasies I've been happy to waste brain cells on over the years, Game of Thrones just doesn't grab, writes Russell Baillie. Patchy acting doesn't help.

Sol3 Mio is one of the most irresistible acts around - three young Samoan divos, as happy singing Wagner and Verdi as they are crooning Roy Orbison and Celine Dion.

I'm not sure what it is, but many establishments seem to have taken the approach of treating their clientele as if they're in a nightclub, writes Lydia Jenkin.