Karl Puschmann: An Entourage movie? Enough already
They're making a film sequel to Entourage, a predictable series that ended years ago. Why? Karl Puschmann investigates.
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Karl Puschmann: Netflix not the 'slam dunk' predicted
Karl Puschmann ditched the cricket to login to Netflix for the first time. But it wasn't the slam dunk he was hoping for.
Dominic Corry: Kiwi genre films Deathgasm and Turbo Kid kick butt at SXSW
Dominic Corry looks at two Kiwi genre films - Deathgasm and Turbo Kid - that have kicked butt at SXSW this year.
Reality TV's biggest scandals
Reality television took over our headlines last week as Natalia Kills, Willy Moon and a flatulent bachelorette hit the news. So we decided to dig out some of the biggest reality TV scandals on record.
Is this NZ's best music show?
Calum Henderson watched Good Morning every day for a week, and recorded every joyful moment of the bizarre lifestyle show.
Sorry Netflix, Neon and Lightbox: Why I'm staying a dirty TV pirate
Netflix launched in NZ this week, with the global SVOD service bringing plenty of competition to our TV on-demand market. But it's too much for one TV fan.
Duncan Greive: US true crime series The Jinx a captivating watch
This old-fashioned documentary is meticulous in uncovering murky crimes, writes Duncan Greive.
Paul Casserly: The TV show about Naughty Bits
Paul Casserly's favourite show right now is about the history of censorship in New Zealand. It's a great mix of silliness and serious history, he writes.
Karl Puschmann: Are the new X Factor judges any good?
Like it or not this season of The X Factor has created New Zealand television history. How the hell do you follow that up?
Rebecca Barry Hill: The Bachelor - hooked by the scent of a woman
Cringe. That was the prevailing sensation throughout the first episode of The Bachelor New Zealand.
Siobhan Keogh: Hell hath no fury like a gamer scorned
There's no comeback from mucking up a game's launch, writes Siobhan Keogh.
Karl Puschmann: Vengeance aplenty as reality show bites
Is it worth getting this fired up over a reality show? Karl Puschmann takes a look ...
Dominic Corry: Fairy tale movies come full circle
Fairy tales are hitting theatres again - but will they be any good? Dominic Corry casts his eye over some magical upcoming releases.
Alex Casey: The Bachelor 'a shredded hunk of Joe Jonas-Meets-Adonis man meat'
If last night's episode is anything to go by, The Bachelor should provide just as many controversial and glorious TV moments as X Factor.
X Factor: 10 possible judges
With the sudden departure of Willy Moon and Natalia Kills from The X Factor NZ, we line up 10 potential replacements...
Paul Casserly: Jeremy Clarkson, John Campbell and Willy Moon - three versions of the c-word
Three opinionated TV presenters have hit the headlines recently. Paul Casserly analyses who came out best.
Greg Dixon: American Crime ruined by shonky TVNZ service
How about this for a conundrum. There is a TV show I really want to watch, but I'm not going to.
Picture this: Living without TV
Mention the storyline from one of the current batch of great TV shows to Alan Perrott and you’ll likely get a blank stare. Since his telly went on the blink at the start of this year, he and his family have tuned out. Does he miss it?
Karl Puschmann: Burton doing Dumbo? Hello elephant in room
If you have something that somebody else has already imagined, then without a doubt Tim Burton is the go-to-guy to get that shiz reimagined, Karl Puschmann. It won't be any good, of course.
Austria buys NZ comedy show
An Austrian television production company has bought the rights to New Zealand comedy show The Late Night Big Breakfast, which was dumped by TVNZ this year and will not return for a second....
Dominic Corry: Should these films have gone straight to DVD?
Should more movies get theatre releases? Dominic Corry looks at John Wick and other recent films that went straight to DVD in New Zealand.
Karl Pushmann: Why the BBC will never axe Top Gear host Jeremy Clarkson
The BBC would be stupid to axe controversial Top Gear host Jeremy Clarkson, writes Karl Puschmann.
Paul Casserly: The return of Mrs Mangel
It takes a bit of fine-tuning, but Paul Casserly has discovered the best way to watch the cricket is with the radio on.
Dominic Corry: The 10 best con artist movies
Will Smith and Margot Robbie play con artists in their new movie Focus, out this week. Dominic Corry lists off ten of the best con artist films.
Karl Puschmann: The bliss of online viewing choice - or not
It was supposed to be so easy, but reality has thrown icy water on the dream of one-stop TV watching in NZ, writes Karl Puschmann.
Patrick Grafton-Green: It's game on for movies
In the past, game adaptations have made for poor movies. But with top directors and casts, that's about to change, says Patrick Grafton-Green.
TV Junkie: February edition
Television obsessive Paul Casserly wades through a month of viewing to bring you his highs and lows of New Zealand television in February.
The Clash: Are cheap concert tickets a slap in the face for fans?
Do discounted concert tickets devalue shows? Chris Schulz and Joanna Hunkin debate the issue...
Concert review: Westfest, Mt Smart Stadium
A sea of black T-shirts, jeans and leather jackets welcomed punters at Auckland's second Westfest festival. Chris Schulz and Rachel Bache take in the darkness.
Duncan Greive: Give me songs, not cement - X Factor vs Our First Home
A decade ago New Zealand Idol ran for an hour and a half a week across two nights. It seemed a hefty load at the time, but today I look back wistfully at its comparatively sleek form.
New GoT: 10 things to expect
If you're a Game of Thrones fan who complains about plot spoilers even though the books have been around for more than 10 years, look away now.
Paul Casserly: TV's best quotes - 'I'm dying of terminal cancer!'
Paul Casserly rounds up the best TV quotes from February.