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Phill Jupitus' on-stage identity crisis
"I'm not entirely sure how much I like the performing side of myself," he says.
The funniest food show in town
The Katering Show parodies cooking shows and foodie trends - and it's hilarious.
Album review: Eb and Sparrow, Sun/Son
Sun/Son by Eb and Sparrow is a whole-hearted, deep-hued Americana.
Truly, madly, Amy
The most talked-about movie at the film festival, Amy hits cinemas this week. Kathryn Bromwich talks to the manager who tried to 'make her go to rehab', and others whose lives were touched by the doomed soul singer.
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.
Game review: The Crew
After clocking up more than 20 hours driving around the North Island over the last few weeks, the idea of cruising scenic roads of the United States doesn't seem that appealing.
Bar review: Non Solo Pizza, Parnell
First drinks: Were suitably Italian - one Aperol Spritz and a Peroni, the only beer served on tap. There was a bit of confusion around
Bummer leaves you numb and number
In the 1994 original Dumb and Dumber there was something endearing about Lloyd and Harry's idiotic, crude behaviour.
Julianne Moore: Her time to shine
Despite a string of award nominations, Julianne Moore’s mantelpiece remains uncrowded. Helen Barlow reports.
NZ musos team up for show
Sam Trevethick is eyeing up the speaker system set up on a nearby stage with a suspicious eyebrow.
TV picks of the week: Civilised meets uncivilised
Five TV shows that will keep couch potatoes glued to their screens over the coming week.
NZ Music Month: Five Kiwi acts set to do big things
With New Zealand Music Month upon us, TimeOut talent scout Lydia Jenkin picks five acts on the cusp of bigger things in the local scene and abroad.
NZ Music Month: Five key events
Is it just us, or do this year's New Zealand Music Month celebrations feel bigger, bolder and a little better organised than in the past?