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Review: The sheer stupidity of Love is Blind

If Love is Blind is an experiment, haven't we yet got enough evidence for a conclusion?

He's the last remaining original Wiggle, but how long does Anthony Field have left?

Is everything alright with Anthony? How long is left for the one remaining OG Wiggle?

"Your body might get older, but that desire to move doesn’t change"

At 63, dancer Shona Wilson is the Ice Queen in a contemporary take on Giselle.

Baked beans for dinner? Make them Brazilian and pass the cheese bread - Tempero reviewed

Fact - confidence makes the ugliest beans more attractive.

'Bowie took forever to get his makeup off' - Robert Lord Diaries

Robert Lord was New Zealand’s first internationally successful playwright.

Idaho killings: When the world’s obsession with true crime meets a mother’s grief

NYT: Her son's murder captivated the true crime community. Then she went to CrimeCon.

Steve Braunias on writing for the first readers

OPINION: An editor is the first person who reads what you write

Plagiarist or master? The tortured legacy of Yambo Ouologuem

New York Times: He disappeared after being accused of plagiarism. Now he's back.

'Painted with curses': The royal scandal that inspired Andrea Hotere's debut novel

Artist Ralph Hotere's daughter takes on the world's most mysterious artwork.

Diana Wichtel: Winston Peters is set on taking NZ back ... in time

OPINION: This may be the most 2023 election campaign imaginable.

David Beckham’s Netflix documentary dangles revelations about his marriage

Times: The makers of a new show interviewed David Beckham for 30 hours.

Kiwi Maddie Dai on her first short film, cartooning for New Yorker and life in London

Maddie Dai is a New Zealand film-maker, writer, illustrator and a New Yorker cartoonist.

Restaurant review: An oasis of charm? We check out Forest's new digs

Does the 2.0 version of a vegetarian darling still wow?

Draining the disinformation swamp: How to decode the dark forces trying to influence your vote

"The higher you rate your own intelligence, the more susceptible you are."

Stephen Graham: ‘My mum believed in me when I couldn’t believe in myself’

Times: The English star is the last actor you’d expect to cry in an interview.

Rotorua: a fuming classic, a humid paradise

OPINION: Steve Braunias discovers little change in Rotorua in 17 years