A whimsical tale of a marooned robot who adopts a gosling has great messages for kids.

Expect to see Neverland - and Anika Moa - more magical than you've ever seen it before.

Ahead of his first solo album, Jon Toogood talks about stardom, love and school lunches.

Have a listen to the best of this week's new releases, selected by Listener staff.

What to watch: The best television across free to air and streaming platforms.

Dai Henwood’s TV show takes an unconventional and considered approach.

Freya Silas Finch’s A Slow Burlesque takes a light-hearted look at gender identity.

This film could have been so much more, instead it has no moral centre and nothing to say.

The arrival of BBC First on Sky here follows a shake-up of BBC outlets in Australia.

The hit show about the wives of Henry VIII has musical fans excited.

Inspirational-teacher movies certainly aren’t new but Radical's timing couldn't be better.

Three talented Aotearoa artists launch confident, accomplished albums.

Demi Moore is back and in the role of a life-time.

Film director Christine Jeffs on returning to the big screen after more than a decade away

In Speak No Evil, hell really is other people.

Fangs and feelings in sweet black comedy where young vampire seeks guilt-free nourishment.

Ahead of Emmy success, Russell Baillie met Anna Sawai to talk about her life-changing role

Have a listen to the best of this week's new releases, selected by Listener staff.

New releases from Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds and Tami Nielson.

Rutene Spooner’s Be Like Billy? is a nod to Billy T James, but it comes with questions.

It reigns across the world, now blockbuster musical Six is to come to Auckland.

Age does not weary some much-loved musicians - but why do they keep touring?

Doug Hood wired together much of the country’s left-field bands and music business.

Have a listen to the songs that caught our ears this week.

Jenna Ortega joins stars Winona Ryder, Michael Keaton and Catherine O'Hara.

New TV show about disabled guys going flatting entertains and educates.

Film captures how Sir Miles Warren and Maurice Mahoney restyled the Garden City.

New albums from Mystery Waitress and Gillian Welch and David Rawlings.

Right from its hilariously relatable get-go, Thelma is a heartfelt and heartwarming ride.

Have a listen to the songs that caught our ears this week.