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Scotland’s coronation day: Charles souvenirs, anti-monarchy rallies and shrugs

New York Times: Coronation will be a test of sentiment about the monarchy in Scotland.

All the best gigs to go to and things to do during New Zealand Music Month

With plenty of shows, events, expos and quizzes, NZMM has something for everyone.

Our reviewers’ irreverent guide to the greatest movies about kings

We go deep inside the vaults in search of quality coronation weekend viewing.

Controversial or culturally savvy: The globalisation of Samoan tatau

"Even though this is deliberate, accepted violence, it’s still bloody. It still hurts."

Egg Boy, Posie Parker, Steven Joyce and the flying dildo: What makes a protest missile iconic?

Ruth Spencer on how political projectiles can make an activist a hero or a villain

Life in plastic? It’s fantastic: A brief (bright pink) cultural history of Barbie

Times: Despite some controversies, kids have been playing with the doll for 64 years.

'Holy crap, what have I done?': Exclusive interview - the teen who egged politician

With a stroke of an egg, Will Connolly became an icon. His first indepth interview.

Steve Braunias on the curious incident of the lawn mower in the day time

Steve Braunias feels bereft without his mower

NZ-bound Pulitzer Prize winner on monsters and Marvel

Novelist Colson Whitehead talks with journalist Becky Manawatu.

Design for Living: New designs for flexible streets

Bright ideas that make cities better: flexible streets.

Interview with a killer: My unnerving encounter with 'Heavenly Creatures' Anne Perry

Remembering the author Anne Perry, also known as 'gym tunic' killer Juliet Hulme

Expanding the Witherspoon television universe

New York Times: The A-list actress turned A-list producer has just launched two new shows.

How is Lewis Capaldi feeling now? Netflix doco is a painfully good watch

Reviewers Greg Bruce and Zanna Gillespie watch the ascent of an unlikely star.

Madame George reviewed: The K Rd restaurant that's using its loaf to earn a crust

Whoever said you can't live on bread alone has not tried this bread.

Hollie Fullbrook on Tiny Ruins' new album, Ceremony: ‘I wanted to keep the songs to myself a bit longer.”

Hollie Fullbrook tells Karl Puschmann how she processed grief, loss and life on Ceremony.

Bowie to Bollywood: The music that shaped a Mutton Bird

"Other people play gym bangers when they’re exercising. I listen to old Bollywood music."