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Horror, hobbits and me: Elijah Wood on his new Ted Bundy film

Times: Twenty years after battling Sauron, Elijah Wood is tackling another kind of evil.

Bitcoin uses more electricity than many countries. How is that possible?

New York Times: By simply existing, cryptocurrencies use astonishing amounts of power.

The images of 9/11: Photographers reflect on shooting the attacks

New York Times: Pulitzer Prize winning photographers reflect on their work from 9/11.

After 9/11, Boston found a focus for its anger. She has never quite recovered

New York Times: Terrorists boarded planes in Boston. An airport official was singled out.

Michael K. Williams was more than Omar from The Wire

New York Times: The actor made a career with characters inspired by where he grew up.

'Magic in misery': The ultrarunners tackling the world's toughest race

Times: 400 athletes will embark on a 246km, 36-hour endurance test in Greece. This is why.

Where to from here? Herald Covid-19 experts on the future for NZ

Herald Covid-19 experts answer key questions on what's in store for NZ.

Special investigation: Inside mall terrorist's 10 years to meltdown - and how he could have been stopped

Samsudeen's path to terrorism ... and claims he could have been stopped.

Opening scene: The new boss taking New Zealand movies to the world

Why making movies the Kiwi way boosts the economy and puts us on the world stage.

What to watch, eat and do: Your lockdown weekend guide

Looking for things to keep you going during lockdown this weekend? Look no further.

Monica Lewinsky is (reluctantly) revisiting 'that woman'

New York Times: She hopes to reframe her story. But that doesn't mean it's been easy.

James Dyson on how trial and error got him to the top of the rich list

Times: James Dyson on the joy of inventing and the pain of red tape.

The silent partner cleaning up Facebook for $710 million a year

New York Times: Facebook offloaded responsibility for policing its most toxic content.

A conversation with Sam Neill and Bryan Brown - on life, death, anxiety, fame and 40 years of friendship

Actors and old friends Sam Neill and Bryan Brown in conversation

Delta Skelter: 'A formidable enemy' - inside the battle and what the Govt knew when

100 days ago Delta didn't even have a name. A month ago become the only show in MIQ.

A tour of Hell: A Holocaust survivor's story

Steve Braunias meets a Holocaust survivor in St Heliers.