What Kiwis are watching
Yes, it's The Block. This year's top five television events show where New Zealand's priorities lie.
Movie Museum a step closer
First of two resource consents for Peter Jackson project has been lodged.
Xbox One X:Hands on preview
Stuff takes the world's most powerful console for a test drive ahead of its November release.
Sarah Connor is back
Actress Linda Hamilton will reunite with Arnold Schwarzenegger and James Cameron for a Terminator reboot.
Corden on kissing Spicer
The late-night host has been quick to tackle controversy over the photo of him kissing Sean Spicer.
Slice of Paradise - easy watch
It's the Kiwi 'Location, Location, Location', but the 'clients' are really far too nice.
$120,000 to repair public art
Some of Lower Hutt's best-known public artworks need extensive restoration.
The godfather of Kiwi horror
OPINION: Director David Blyth on his 40-year career, from risk-taking Kiwi cinema to preserving our war stories.
Comedy terror in the Wairarapa
Masterton can claim its very first home made movie about three loners seeking camaraderie by joining a terrorist group.
Martin Phillipps: Alive or dead?
Chills legend to star in biopic written with two endings: one in which he dies and the other he overcomes a life-threatening disease thanks to a miracle cure.
Modern Māori on not so serious tour
The quartet are on the road to 14 theaters across NZ, where they expect to meet a lot of aunties.
It's NZ's Pokemon Go
A new augmented reality game encourages children to uncover mythical creatures and New Zealand legends.
Louis CK channels Woody Allen
His new movie, shot in black and white and in secret, is about an affair between an ageing director and a 17-year-old girl.
Glenn Hughes: surviving sex, drugs, rock
Deep Purple frontman says he has to watch all his friends die from rock'n'roll excess.
Someone at Netflix just got a pay rise
A US pop-up bar based on the show Stranger Things receives a hilarious cease and desist letter from Netflix.
Martin Phillipps: Alive or dead?
Chills legend to star in biopic written with two endings: one in which he dies and the other he overcomes a life-threatening disease thanks to a miracle cure.
Doctor Who hottest on TV
The first woman to play the Time Lord in 50 years has been named the best of British television talent for 2017.
Xbox One X:Hands on preview
Stuff takes the world's most powerful console for a test drive ahead of its November release.
Comedy terror in the Wairarapa
Masterton can claim its very first home made movie about three loners seeking camaraderie by joining a terrorist group.
Louis CK channels Woody Allen
His new movie, shot in black and white and in secret, is about an affair between an ageing director and a 17-year-old girl.
Miss Fisher smashes fundraising goal
TV's chicest detective Phryne Fisher is officially headed for a big screen adventure, after fundraiser hits its goal.
From Queenstown to Pyongyang
"The oddest place I have been to and I've been to all sorts of weird places."
Modern Māori on not so serious tour
The quartet are on the road to 14 theaters across NZ, where they expect to meet a lot of aunties.
Glenn Hughes: surviving sex, drugs, rock
Deep Purple frontman says he has to watch all his friends die from rock'n'roll excess.
Rolling Stone for sale
After half a century the music magazine that shone a spotlight on musicians and counterculture is putting itself up for sale.
More success for Bunny
New Zealand 70's music icon Bunny Walters posthumously awarded 2017 Maori Music Award.
Someone at Netflix just got a pay rise
A US pop-up bar based on the show Stranger Things receives a hilarious cease and desist letter from Netflix.
Brooklyn Nine-Nine star's humble upbringing
Actress had $200 in the bank when she scored Brooklyn Nine-Nine role.
Emmy praise for NZ acting coach
Wellington acting coach Miranda Harcourt gets worldwide shout out from Nicole Kidman at the Emmy Awards.
It's NZ's Pokemon Go
A new augmented reality game encourages children to uncover mythical creatures and New Zealand legends.
Kiwi songstresses kick it for Fifa
Kimbra is launching a new song in one of the year's biggest games, with Lorde's hit Supercut included in Fifa 18 as well.
Play Tekken, win $10,000
A Tekken 7 tournament in Auckland tonight has a $10,000 prize pool, and a competitor all the way from South Korea.
Game harder for black characters
Choose the highest difficulty setting on the South Park videogame and you'll automatically play as a black person.
The world waited 22 years for Min Jin Lee's second novel
'I had to give up writing it because I just couldn't do it.'
At home with author Donovan Bixley
Donovan Bixley, children's book author and illustrator, lives in Taupo.
Memoir bittersweet farewell to Bette Davis
Bette Davis accommodated her celebrity by pleasing fans and shrugging off criticism.
Mass shooting makes heart-thumping read
A visit to the zoo becomes a fight for survival for a mother and her young son.
Art fundraiser for crash survivor
After a car crash that claimed her leg, the Havelock North community has rallied around Suzi Merson.
Lindsey Schofield keen to hit the road
Lindsey Schofield has been the heart of Wanaka's arts festival for 10 years. Now she's following her heart into a new career.
New Banksy murals pop up
Murals depicting a ferris wheel and a bear mark the opening of a London exhibition.
Puppeteers bring skill, humour to theatre
Big characters and hand-made puppets prove huge success for Whoa Studios in Auckland.
Live in Havelock
Back in 1999, the hall was an old picture theatre. Then a few people got together and breathed new life into it.
Review: The Things Between Us
Luke Di Somma's new musical is an emotionally intense, high concept rom-com.
Sex, drugs and '80s music
The Hollywood heavyweight (and Mr Lucy Lawless) behind Xena, Hercules and Spartacus is now tackling musical theatre on a huge scale.