The third trailer for Man of Steel starts with Clark Kent being evacuated from his burning home world and ends with him fighting for the survival of mankind as Superman. The film was helmed by 300 director Zack Snyder and stars Henry Cavill, Amy Adams, Russell Crowe, Michael Shannon and Kevin Costner.

Movie blogger Dominic Corry talks to directors from The ABCs of Death about their favourite horror scenes and what scares them.

Hugh Sundae adds some seasoning to series four of MasterChef New Zealand.

Three Time Lords emerged from the Tardis in Auckland to meet the media and celebrate 50 years since the Doctor Who series first screened in the UK and NZ. The sixth doctor Colin Baker, Sylvester McCoy the seventh, and number eight Paul McGann explain the longevity of the series and the voice of the Daleks Nicholas Briggs answers the question: Why are the Daleks so frightening to children?

James Milne (Lawrence Arabia) talks about The Sparrow album - one of the seven finalists in the Taite Music Prize 2013.

Movie blogger Dominic Corry talks to DIY film king Ant Timpson about his gruesome new film The ABCs of Death.

Collapsing Cities' Steve Mathieson talks about the Strangers Again album - one of the seven finalists in the Taite Music Prize 2013.

Movie blogger Dominic Corry reviews the best high school films of all time after seeing The Perks of Being a Wallflower.

Sean James Donnelly (SJD) speaks about the Elastic Wasteland album - one of the seven finalists in the Taite Music Prize 2013.

TV blogger Paul Casserly asks whether Game of Thrones is getting boring as the show's third season gets underway.

Movie blogger Dominic Corry looks at the films that have been lifted by having a musician on board to write the score.

Tom and Haz from Home Brew talk about the Home Brew album - one of the seven finalists in the Taite Music Prize 2013

Aaradhna talks about the Treble & Reverb album - one of the seven finalists in the Taite Music Prize 2013.

Lui and Tom talk about the self-titled @Peace album - one of the seven finalists in the Taite Music Prize 2013.

The full international trailer for Star Trek Into Darkness shows Captain Kirk and the crew of the Enterprise confronting a terror that has detonated Starfleet and left the world in a state of crisis. Benedict Cumberbatch plays an adversary rumoured to be linked to the classic Star Trek villain Khan. Newly appointed Star Wars director JJ Abrams helmed the reboot, which also stars Chris Pine, Zoe Saldana and New Zealander Karl Urban.

William Shatner talks to Newstalk ZB's Mike Hosking about his stage show, what keeps him going, his podcast 'Brown Bag Wine Tasting', and Sky TV's new channel 'Jones!'

Blogger Paul Casserly looks at our attitude to sex on TV after a network's admission it "excised" a graphic shot from Girls.

Lydia Jenkin talks to Sixto Rodriguez, the songwriter and subject of the Oscar-winning documentary Searching for Sugar Man, who is enjoying a renaissance more than 40 years after releasing his two and only albums. The Mexican-American artist plays the Wellington Opera House on March 16 and Auckland's Logan Campbell Centre on March 17. Better known as Rodriguez, the Detroit native recorded his tough folk rock debut Cold Fact in 1970 - which included his best-known song, Sugar Man - and follow-up Coming From Reality in 1971, but they never took off in his homeland. Following this lack of interest in his music he went back to renovation and restoration work to support his family, and even ran for the mayor of Detroit at one stage, while still continuing to perform on the side. However, Rodriguez' songs took hold in New Zealand, Australia, and especially in South Africa where they struck a chord at a time when many people were agitating against the apartheid regime.

Dominic Corry watches five films that went straight to DVD in New Zealand and decides whether they deserved better.

More from the last two days of Womad in Taranaki. Featuring music from VulgarGrad, Bassekou Kouyate & Ngoni BA and AHoriBuzz. Thanks to A2Z Technologies.

Highlights from the first two days of Womad in New Plymouth, featuring music from Grace Barbe and Hugh Masekela. Thanks to A2Z Technologies.

Movie blogger Dominic Corry says you don't have to be a pompous film snob to enjoy art-house favourite Amour.

To celebrate (and lets face it, promote) this weekend's Womad festival in New Plymouth, we're giving away a huge Womad artists pack.

Actor, producer, director and writer Crispin Hellion Glover is coming to New Zealand for the first time with his unique live performance.

TV blogger Paul Casserly says 3rd Degree was a credible 60 Minutes reboot, but it did not live up to its promise to provide "a new kind of current affairs"