Gérard Depardieu, Sam Neill and Tim Roth trace the history of the FIFA World Cup in United Passions. Source: United Passions/Youtube

Paul Casserly looks back on the month that was on New Zealand television. Including an emotional farewell to Campbell Live and the mystery of mumbling Ben Mitchell.

Docu-series, "I am Cait" following Caitlyn Jenner on her transformation. Source: E! Entertainment/Youtube

Bethesda has confirmed it is releasing a sequel to one of its most successful franchises, Fallout. The game studio today confirmed it would release open-world game Fallout 4 with an impressive YouTube trailer. Source: BethesdaSoftworksUK/Youtube

Jurassic World star Bryce Dallas Howard speaks to Herald film writer Dominic Corry about the new film.

Cairo Knife Fight has always been a fluid beast, crossing countries, swapping members and performing alongside a diverse range of acts. But at the heart of the band is a constant presence: Nick Gaffaney. The renowned drummer started the duo about six years ago as an outlet for his singing and songwriting, believing that just two people playing multiple instruments could still make impressively full, raucous, yet focused music.

This week, Anika Moa sits down with her ex-boyfriend Eddie Castelow of Dictaphone Blues for another searingly awkward interview.

Upcoming remake of the 1991 film of the same name.

A romantic comedy featuring Bradley Cooper, Rachel McAdams, Bill Murray and Emma Stone.

The Bachelor Art Green stops by for a chat with Anika Moa and things quickly get out of hand.

Film stars Temuera Morrison and Rhys Darby are working on a new locally made animated TV show. Kiwi animation company Mukpuddy is producing The Barefoot Bandits, a colourful family adventure series that follows the exploits of Kiwi kids on a small island. Source: Mukpuddy Animation

Following his triumphant X Factor win last night, Beau Monga is feeling hungry. Before our interview starts, he's putting in an order for teriyaki chicken on rice with extra mayo on the side. Then he tells me about his favourite culinary treat - sushi dipped in butter chicken sauce. Vision: TV3

The official first look at the Steve Jobs film.

Backstage tour with Cosmo Brown at Auckland's The Civic where the musical "Singin' in the Rain" is being performed.

Former Go Girl star Esther Stephens and her band The Means present their new music video Light in You. Directed by Tim Dee of Subject Matter Films.

This week, Anika Moa sits down with her old friend and prolific touring musician, Mel Parsons.

Madame Tussauds Hollywood unveiled today GRAMMY winning singer-songwriter, Lorde. Lorde was an enthusiastic participant in the creation of her first wax figure, spending time with a team of Madame Tussauds studio artists who took over 200 precise measurements to ensure the figure fully captured her style, eye color, posture, signature hair and more. Lorde’s figure dons a Stella McCartney inspired suit similar to the look she wore to the 2015 Golden Globes.

The Bachelor Art Green and his new girlfriend Matilda Rice meet with nzherald.co.nz and tell us the Ten things we didn't and do need to know about the show and romance.

The highly-anticipated zombie apocalypse prequel Fear The Walking Dead has started shooting in Vancouver and for the first time, the cast have been seen on the location set of the new AMC series. Rising stars Cliff Curtis and Alycia Debnam Carey headline The Walking Dead spin-off and both were spotted prepping scenes on the streets of the Canadian city that will double for Los Angeles.

Magic Mike XXL, featuring Channing Tatum.

Paul Casserly takes a look back at the best and most bizarre TV from the month of April.

The trailer for the movie The Ground We Won.

Stan Walker sits down with Anika Moa to talk X Factor, acting and the time Helen Clark predicted he would become a famous star.

So Mike Hosking's been doing his new segment called 'Mike's Minute' and Mulls has been making a habit of video bombing it. Here's 'Mulligan's Minute'! Source: Crowd Goes Wild Breakfast/Facebook

Absolutely Anything follows a disillusioned school teacher, Simon Pegg, who suddenly finds he has the ability to do anything he wishes, a challenge bestowed upon him by a group of power-crazed aliens voiced by John Cleese, Terry Gilliam, Terry Jones, Michael Palin & Eric Idle, watching him from space.

Roger Green, grandfather of The Bachelor star Art Green, auditioned for the role of James Bond in the Oscar-nominated 1971 movie "Diamonds are Forever". The Herald on Sunday has obtained Green's original screen-test - which was the Kiwi actor's first and only take at the audition was to replace Academy Award-winning actor Sean Connery, who eventually re-signed to continue the role of Bond.

Ten years after the launch of YouTube, a host of creators have made a name for themselves on the video sharing website and are seeing their fortunes expand and lives change.

A documentary entitled 'Amy' about the late singer Amy Winehouse.

Teaser for the second Fifty Shades of Grey installment: Fifty Shades Darker.

TV series Game of Thrones season five preview.