
'Laughter is so important': Dai Henwood on cancer and making people giggle rather than cry
'It’s my funniest show, it’s my most heartfelt show, it’s got a bit of everything.'
'It’s my funniest show, it’s my most heartfelt show, it’s got a bit of everything.'
'He's a bit of a shambles and it’s like looking in a mirror,' Pryor says of his character.
The Oscar-nominated actor was both the musical guest and host this weekend.
The local streamer starts 2025 with new stand-up specials from some of comedy’s top names.
She's had multiple hit shows over a long career but has embraced a new look.
Opinion: 'Her monologue was a blast – a salty and irreverent onslaught.'
'Part memoir, part masterclass in hope.'
'I've grown up': Bubbah, aka Tina from Turners, on the moment that changed her life.
After 24 years, The Office finally hires a female manager.
Nobody was safe from Chris Rock, who skewered everyone from Elon Musk to Hollywood celebs.
The PM's one-liner received the most nominations for the award.
Darby says people still want to hold 'band meetings' with him.
It might be less than you’d think.
Christmas event, music, dance show and pantomime.
The father of 12 said he'd always felt different and took several tests to learn more.
It was the latest high-profile event the King has attended without the Queen.
Expect acrobatics, powerhouse vocals and unforgettable comedy from the new show.
The star admitted his wife laughed when he told her the news.
Newsreader stumbles over Dunedin Airport’s name after its hug rule goes viral.
'I’m taking that back now, officially.'
OPINION: The infamous billboards have returned and been quick to cause controversy.
The chat show star is heading to New Zealand for the first time next year.
The new show 'is an examination of privilege and how money talks'.
'Sometimes, if you just look at it in the right way, it can be something that makes you'.
After 24 years, The Office finally hires a female manager.
Former Whangārei Boys’ student returns to a home crowd.
Henwood had to let go of his anger. ‘No one wanted to misdiagnose me’.
An emotionally-wrought third episode sees comedian learn about letting go in Japan.
The comedian paid the broadcaster a surprise visit before his Auckland shows.