Like every Disney movie has its own Lego set, every major sports tournament has its own game.

Want to see a bit of Taika Waititi and Jemaine Clement's new vampire comedy What We Do in The Shadows? You can, right here, right now.

Neko Case tells Rob Huges how her latest album helped her beat a debilitating bout of the blues.

Though rooted in the past, Pokey La Farge's music has an evolving quality. Before his appearance at Womad this weekend he talks to Lydia Jenkin.

There's a moment in this art-heist caper when the group of museum curators, art historians and artists, on a mission to save 1000 years of art and culture from the Nazis during World War II, discover barrels filled with wedding rings and gold fillings.

A role in a speed thriller gives Aaron Paul the chance to shake off his Breaking Bad persona, writes Michele Manelis.

Branch Warren, one of the Mr Olympia hopefuls in a new doco about the lives of elite body builders, talks to Chris Schulz.

Much-hyped Xbox One game Titanfall has temendous appeal and plenty riding on its release, developer Vince Zampella tells Chris Schulz.

The new film by the Iranian maestro Farhadi falls short of being an unalloyed masterpiece only by comparison with his Oscar-winner A Separation and the enchanting and mysterious About Elly that preceded it.

Ahead of their Auckland concert, 60s garage band the Sonics talk to Scott Kara about their pioneering sound

On the eve of his latest album release, Kiwi rapper David Dallas is making serious waves in the US hip-hop scene, writes Jacqueline Smith

The new Dr Who is off to Nixon-era America says sidekick, Karen Gillan, but that's one of the few details about the new series she'll let slip to Scott Kara.