Campbell Smith is a music promoter and talent manager whose artists include Brooke Fraser and The Naked and Famous and whose gigs include Big Day Out.

Lorde has taken home her first official music award for her hit Royals, winning the APRA Silver Scroll along with co-writer and producer Joel Little.

What a great tradition this is becoming. Forget the pay per view boxing, the real action is played out for to air on Campbell Live these days.

The Central Park Five is a devastating and unmissbale documentary, while Vinnie Jones is 'aving a larf, so says TV blogger Paul Casserly.

He's still gigging at 78, but topping the Hot 100 nearly killed Barry McGuire.

Movie blogger Dominic Corry celebrates the release of buddy movie 2 Guns by naming his top 10 action movie duos.

As we count down to Saturday's screening of the Smokefree Rockquest Final for 2013, NZ Herald Online will be featuring one finalist each day this week.

Dominic Corry assesses the wayward career of Robert Rodriguez.

As we count down to Saturday's screening of the Smokefree Rockquest Final for 2013, NZ Herald Online will be featuring one finalist each day this week.

We Kiwis like to have someone to moan about too, and one of our main America's Cup commentators came up trumps in that department, writes Paul Casserly.

Dominic Corry assesses the more salacious work of Brian De Palma.

Russell Baillie previews the finale of Breaking Bad - the likely television event of the year.

Lorde's debut album is available online - but only overseas fans are allowed to listen.

This is my last column for TimeOut and I'm a little bit sad about it. However, after nine years of doing this entertainment gig, it's time for a change.

Chris Schulz reviews the biggest gaming event of the year, Grand Theft Auto V.

Andrew's Adamson's movie Mr. Pip comes with great expectations. The director talks to Dominic Corry about adapting Lloyd Jones' prize-winning novel.

Blogger Paul Casserly finds some movies hard to resist when they get re-screened on TV.

Paul Casserly looks at TV history's longest perp-walk - 18 months of watching Coro's "Kevin" before he's dumped for being an accused rapist, then reinstated.

Stars swamped the red carpet at Auckland Museum for the Mr Pip world premiere last night.