Action movie fans are left lacking this summer, writes Robert Smith.

What do you do when your significant other reveals they have never watched your favourite TV show? Karl Puschmann discovers how to get through.

I loved The Hunger Games books, but that doesn't mean I want to see two hours of Katniss whining, writes Rachel Bache. Can we not just cut out the pages that you likely skipped anyway and make a movie that is more than just okay?

Rose Matafeo spent $30 to see the new Hunger Games film, Mockingjay, so you don't have to.

Paul Casserly fast forwards through 2014 to pick out the TV highlights.

With all the big Summer music tours about to start, NZ On Screen Content Director Irene Gardiner looks back at past rock star visits to NZ via some vintage Radio with Pictures interviews.

Adult content in game's new version means this far is far enough, writes Karl Puschmann.

As Netflix announces it will enter the New Zealand market next year, video on-demand services are bracing themselves for some tough competition. But which will you watch?

They're the highest-grossing band in the world who have just settled a potentially embarrassing lawsuit out of court, so how will the Rolling Stones celebrate when they jet into Auckland ahead of their concert on Saturday?

Marking the release of the new Jake Gyllenhaal thriller, Nightcrawler, Dominic Corry cites his five favourite lead characters who skulk about at night.

His wife is suing him, his lawyers have dumped him, and the court is imposing strict bail conditions limiting his travel. And now troubled internet millionaire Kim Dotcom has found himself kicked off the cloud storage site he founded.

Gone are the carefree days of gaming all weekend as a teenager - or are they? Siobhan Keogh takes a closer look at the relationship of gaming in adulthood.

Murder, food preparation, sport, serial killers, home renovation, Harvey Norman ads, and drugs. I think that pretty much sums up what's on TV these days, although drugs are way down that list.

With this year’s Movember in full swing, NZ On Screen Content Director Irene Gardiner looks back at some of the most impressive moustaches on New Zealand television.

SBW and his wife Alana are expecting their first baby over the next few days, and the sports superstar "can't wait to be a daddy".

Another dumping by singer but this time it affects us all, writes Karl Puschmann.

So here it is: after chewing it around for a bit (a short bit), after kicking it around with friends and colleagues for a bit more (a short bit more) and, after realising how unbelievably boring it can be when TV shows go on and on and on and on.

Lorde celebrates her 18th birthday today, after an extraordinary year of international music success. NZ On Screen Content Director Irene Gardiner takes a look back at some of our other top musicians who also started out when they were still in school.

Interstellar (now in theatres) is nothing short of an absolute masterpiece. It had me utterly enraptured from start to finish, and I'm still floating along on the cinematic high it generated.

October came and went like a German freedom camper, friendly enough, but leaving a faint suspicion that giardia might be waiting for us somewhere downstream.

Siobhan Keogh reveals her love-hate relationship with the game Pokemon, and why she's probably still going to play the next version.

In anticipation of Christopher Nolan's new film, Interstellar, Dominic Corry runs through his favourite Nolan movies.

Looking for costume inspiration for Halloween tonight? NZ On Screen Content Director Irene Gardiner selects some Kiwi film and television classics featuring ghosts, witches, vampires, zombies, monsters and mutants.

Karl Puschmann serves up the lowdown on a cooking show for people who don’t like cooking shows.

The Paul Henry Show’s move to the morning leaves a gaping hole in TV3’s nightly line-up. Here, new TV site The Spinoff presents six awful ideas about what could replace it.

In his stunning lead performance as 'The Warrior' in The Dead Lands, Lawrence Makoare creates an instantly iconic cinematic tough guy, writes Dominic Corry.

Will Guillermo Del Toro’s new TV show The Strain convince Karl Puschmann of the director’s oft-talked about genius?