Stop me if you've heard this one before; guy meets girl, guy likes girl, complications emerge and then you've still got eight more episodes of "will they/won't they" romance to binge....

NZ On Screen's Nicky Harrop goes in search of some of our other juicy TV moments.

A little past midday today, there are going to be 4000-plus happy local Prince fans - and many more unhappy ones.

Turgid reboot blows chance to join bevy of top-rate modern dystopian thrillers, writes Duncan Greive.

The announcement of this year's whites-only Academy Awards acting nominees produced a flurry of #OscarsSoWhite articles - about the older, white, male voters who picked them, about the performances by black actors some thought were snubbed.

Beyoncé. Bey. Queen Bee. Basically the new Jesus - if Jesus wore rhinestone leotards. She is a singer, saviour and feminist icon to everyone.

Ditching 3News and replacing it with a Newshub might be the best move TV3 has made in a long time, writes Duncan Greive - founding editor of the TV obsessed website The Spinoff.

Siobhan Keogh takes a look at the games everyone wants to play in 2016.

Herald film writer Dominic Corry crawled out of bed to attend the Oscars. Unfortunately it was the Oscar nominations announcement.

We're looking back at our columnists most popular pieces from 2015. Today, Duncan Greive reveals why DWTS is one of the tackiest shows of last year.

Herald film writer Dominic Corry picks his most anticipated films of 2016 and why he's excited to see them.

We're looking back at our columnists most popular pieces from 2015. Today, Hart's brilliant new effort shows possibilities of TV thinking small, writes Duncan Greive.

We're looking back at our columnists most popular pieces from 2015. Today, the final half hour of this daily current affairs show rose above its remit to become an event, writes Karl Puschmann.

We're looking back at our columnists most popular pieces from 2015. Today, Duncan Greive finds out what the story is with Story.

We're looking back at our columnists' most popular pieces from 2015. Today, Paul Casserly takes a look at some of the best TV not on TV.

We're looking back at our columnists most popular pieces from 2015. Today, Duncan Greive of The Spinoff, tuned in to watch the new Paul Henry show.

We're looking back at our columnists most popular pieces from 2015. Today, how did Duncan Garner and Heather du Plessis-Allan fare in their first week? Paul Casserly takes a closer look at a week's worth of Story

We're looking back at our columnists' most popular pieces from 2015. Today, the highly anticipated film Fifty Shades of Grey has been unleashed on New Zealand. Dominic Corry takes a peek at some of the cringiest sex scenes shown on the big screen.

We're looking back at our columnists most popular pieces from 2015. Today, everything's for sale in TV One's primetime infotainment punt, writes Duncan Greive.

We're looking back at our columnists most popular pieces from 2015. Today, has this TV personality gone too far? Asks Calum Henderson.

We're looking back at our columnists most popular pieces from 2015. Today, Duncan Greive how X Factor turned into such a dull mess.

We're looking back at our columnists most popular pieces from 2015. Today, boycotting TV3 is big news, writes Karl Puschmann.

We're looking back at our columnists most popular pieces from 2015. Today, TV3 controversies sidelined as The Bachelor hands out flowers, says Alex Casey.

We're looking back at our columnists most popular pieces from 2015. Today, some strange decisions are being made at our biggest TV networks.

We're looking back at our columnists most popular pieces from 2015. Today Alex Casey from The Spinoff revels in the highs and lows of Daniel Corbett, the endearing One News weatherman and replacement for Jim Hickey in our hearts.

We're looking back at our columnists most popular pieces from 2015. Today, Duncan Greive shares Joe Irvine's X Factor story.

It's been a big year for movies, one of the biggest ever. Here are some of the movies, moments and performances we found to be the most memorable.

Siobhan Keogh wraps up the highs and lows of the gaming year.

It's been a great year for film, but there's no denying that some movies fell far short of their potential. Here's Dominic Corry's list.