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The Righteous Gemstones: Final season promises redemption and chaos

A sensational appearance from Bradley Cooper is the icing on the final slice of cake.

Karl Puschmann: Even Graham Norton can’t spin new life into Wheel of Fortune

Popular chat show host doesn’t get the chance to sparkle on the dusty old game show.

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No one throws a righteous tantrum like White Lotus star Carrie Coon

Critics regard American as one of the best character actors of her generation.

Dolly Parton’s late husband, and the ‘terrible crush’ that gave us Jolene

Carl Dean was the inspiration behind one of Parton's greatest hits, Jolene.

The best movies of 2025 so far, according to critics

Our evolving list of 2025’s best films and where to watch them in NZ.

Why Severance star Britt Lower ran away to the circus

New York Times: Britt Lower ran off to join not one but two circuses.

From Mrs Robinson to Babygirl: Hollywood’s portrayal of older women is changing

New York Times: The older woman is now one of film and TV's most compelling characters.

‘Stay with you’: Cynthia Erivo on roles that resonate and transform

NYT: Whether it’s Wicked or The Colour Purple, the star doesn’t choose parts 'frivolously'

Karl Puschmann: Rose Matafeo’s ‘unhinged manifesto’ leads Neon’s comedy comeback

The local streamer starts 2025 with new stand-up specials from some of comedy’s top names.

Timothee Chalamet: ‘Young Dylan was a contrarian. I was so obedient!’

Telegraph: The star of A Complete Unknown reveals what it's like to play the music legend.

Bestselling author shares insights on success, rivalry and new projects

David Baldacci talks death threats, censorship and why books should challenge readers.