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Cocaine Bear is the talk of the internet but not because it's a good movie.

The Auckland hip-hop artist opening for Snoop Dogg

"That music video — it introduced me to another world."

Celebrating 20 years of Canvas magazine

Looking back on two decades of Canvas magazine in the NZ Herald.

Steve Braunias: You can't stop the weather

Steve Braunias on the fever dreams of climate change

'Girls are being arrested, raped, tortured, shot at. It breaks my heart'

From her home in Tel Aviv, US journalist Emily Schrader advocates for the women of Iran.

Jimmy Carter: The houses the President built

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Kerikeri sculptor Chris Booth: A portrait of artist’s life work at Whāngarei Art Museum

You will have seen Booth's remarkable "environment" sculptures in many public places.

Christoph Waltz the perfect mix of pleasant and menacing in new series

New York Times: Christoph Waltz on acting and his latest role

Dating While Asian: Fun, sexy, sobering times in modern NZ

Director reflects on her own personal experience and inspiration behind docuseries.

Wonder and exhaustion: My stay-at-home dad stint

Herald reporter Nicholas Jones reflects on his time off work to look after his young son.

Hamilton Arts Festival: something for almost everyone

Highlights from the upcoming Hamilton Arts Festival.

Steve Braunias on being accused of murder at a record fair

Steve Braunias encounters the danger of misinformation in real life

Cyclones, floods: Aotea Great Barrier Island's challenges as environmental trust turns 20

The battle to safeguard the island’s wildlife and ecosystems has been a challenging one.

Curitiba, where greenery and density thrive together

Bright ideas to make cities better: the Brazilian city that embraced density and greenery.

In Shrinking, Harrison Ford and Jason Segel light up the small screen

In Shrinking, Jason Segel and Harrison Ford light up the small screen.

Queen Niccole: From bullying, prison and homophobia to NZ entertainment royalty

Niccole Duval prefers to call herself a ‘Queen’ and the word fits.