Hey, you on the couch over there eating all the Squiggle Tops. Is all that TV binge-watching really good for you? Karl Puschmann investigates.

From Colin Craig in the sauna, to Neil Finn's calves going global and Wellington's tunnel pooper, Newsworthy's first five days have been very odd indeed.

Tomorrow night’s episode of TV3 drama Westside is set in 1977 and features a fictional version of legendary New Zealand rock band Hello Sailor. NZ On Screen Content Director Irene Gardiner looks back at the band’s greatest hits.

Top Gear's new host is both loved and loathed. Here, two fans of the motor show debate whether Jeremy Clarkson has met his match.

So many great Pixar movies, but which is best? And where will the studio's latest feature, Inside Out, sit? Dominic Corry ranks all of Pixar's movies.

Burger King is unfazed by the number of lifesize cardboard cutouts of heavyweight boxing champ Joseph Parker that have been brazenly filched from their restaurants.

NZ On Screen Content Director Irene Gardiner looks back at some memorable TV moments from our current crop of Dancing with the Stars contestants.

The highly anticipated film, Jurassic World, opens in NZ cinemas today. Dominic Corry takes a look at other great movies where characters getd evoured by deadly creatures.

The promos aired for weeks, showing people - some short, some disfigured, some in wheelchairs - all united by their desire to find love.

Dominic Bowden is tipped to join the home of pop culture E! Channel. The Dancing with the Stars host is understood to be in the running to join E! Host Australia winner, Sydney model Ksenija Lukich.

Musician Tiki Taane is stripping off for the cover of a new celebrity calendar, Hunks and Hounds.

Dominic Corry defends 'bad' movie ideas, like the upcoming Point Break remake. Could these poorly-received film proposals turn out to be gems?

TV One weather announcer Renee Wright and estranged husband Charlie Waide have reunited.

TV3’s new drama Westside is set in the 1970s. But what was really on our TV screens back in the decade of flares and fondues? NZ On Screen Content Director Irene Gardiner takes a look back.

Our social media scout Cam Mansel gives you the run down of things you might have missed in the weird and wonderful world of celebrity social media.

There are an overwhelming amount of TV options these days - but is that good or bad? Chris Schulz and Joanna Hunkin have their say.

Was Caitlyn Jenner's Vanity Fair cover the right way to go about her big reveal? Anna Murray investigates.

Move over Kim and Kanye. New Zealand's own celebrity A-list couple are expecting the pitter-patter of tiny feet again, too.

Paul Casserly rounds up the best TV quotes from May.

Is the Bachelor's next conquest in the boxing ring?

Tomorrowland is Disney's new offering, but what are the iconic studio's best ever films? Dominic Corry runs his ruler over the best Disney releases.

We've had a great range of queens on New Zealand screens over the years - from the beauty queens of the 60s, 70s and 80s, to a glorious array of drag queens, plus our largest city's main street, and of course some actual Royal queens.

The final half hour of this daily current affairs show rose above its remit to become an event, writes Karl Puschmann.

Should game developers police online abuse more efficiently? Siobhan Keogh investigates.

The national carrier's new inflight safety video featuring nine world-famous surfers is proving a digital hit.

"There's not one guy who works on that show who hasn't seen the inside of my vagina."

Our social media scout Cam Mansel gives you the run down of things you might have missed in the weird and wonderful world of celebrity social media.

During an interview with Mike Hosking yesterday, Russell Brand had a momentary brain fade, believing he was talking to an Australian journalist.

She has said that regular exercise has helped improve her health and quell her anxiety. And Lena Dunham was delighted to show the results of her discipline in the gym with her Instagram fans.