Saturday's TV highlights

5PM, TV ONE
WORLD OF WEARABLE ART AWARDS 2006
It takes more than wearing a toilet seat round your waist and walking down the catwalk to win this contest. But if you're game, then give it a go. Hosted by Kate Hawkesby, these are highlights from the competition that was held in Wellington in September.

7PM, TV ONE
KIWIS AT WAR
Nancy Wake was drop dead gorgeous. She was also a hard drinking woman, an outrageous flirt, and one of the most colourful characters of World War II. This week Kiwis At War looks at this Wellington woman's life and how she went on to become a resistance fighter, special agent, and on top of the Gestapo's most wanted list.

7.30PM, PRIME
HOLMES
The Mother of the Nation breaks her silence. Yes, former One News presenter Judy Bailey talks to Paul Holmes for the first time since her dismissal from TVNZ.

7.30PM, TV2
FEAR FACTOR
Jeepers creepers it's Halloween on Fear Factor tonight, so maybe instead of eating pigs trotters they'll be moving on to rotting pumpkins. Tasty. Really, why oh why, would you put yourself through it?


MOVIES
[rated out of 5]

8.30PM, TV2
SLEEPY HOLLOW
Herald rating: * * * *
Johnny Depp, as Constable Ichabod Crane, investigates a series of murders committed by a headless horseman, whose ghost has an unholy connection to a wealthy farmer and whose daughter (Christina Ricci) he is falling for. Good ghost story from Tim Burton. (1999)

8.30PM, TV3
LOVE ACTUALLY
Herald rating: * *
Eight different couples' lives are interwoven in this dreadfully cloying romantic comedy from writer director Richard Curtis. All the right elements for an English rom-com along the lines of Four Weddings are here, but the demands of getting through all the characters' stories mean there isn't much to be found below the surface. Or on the surface, actually. Stars Bill Nighy, Liam Neeson, Emma Thompson, Colin Firth, Keira Knightley. (2003)

11.05PM, TV ONE
DEAD MEN DON'T WEAR PLAID
Herald rating: * * * *
A bona fide classic and homage to film noir movies, this Steve Martin vehicle, directed by Carl Reiner, uses old footage from films like Double Indemnity and White Heat to push the plot along. Martin plays detective Rigby Reardon, hired by Juliet Forrest (Rachel Ward), who is convinced that the death of her father, a prominent cheese scientist, was no accident. (1982)

8.30PM, SKY MOVIES 1
CLOSER
Herald rating: * *
An erotically charged tale of infidelity and intersecting relationships starring Clive Owen, Jude Law, Julia Roberts and Natalie Portman. It's pretentious and ineffective, but the all-star lineup will convince some viewers. (2004)


SPORT

8PM, SKY SPORT 1 LIVE; 9PM, MAORI TV; 2.30PM (SUNDAY) PRIME
RUGBY LEAGUE: TRI-NATIONS
New Zealand v Great Britain
The Kiwis will need to get over the gut-wrenching loss to the Kangaroos because if they drop this game their hopes of making the final become remote.