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William Dart: The enduring magic of Handel's Messiah captivates Auckland audience
Auckland Choral's 'Messiah' unites with powerful arias and rousing choruses.
‘Is this position even possible?’: How to shoot the perfect sex scene
Telegraph: Intimacy co-ordinators make sure the nitty-gritty is believable.
Return of the Queen: Kiwi Oscar-winner Philippa Boyens takes a solo journey to Middle-earth
The Oscar-winning NZ screenwriter and producer on continuing LotR's legacy.
William Dart: Bach Musica delights with joyful Christmas Oratorio
Rita Paczian has always been a woman on a mission.
Moana 2: Disney princess now an island chief, Tautai Moana
Set three years after the first film, Moana is now a leader and master navigator.
William Dart review: Auckland Philharmonia takes audience on 'Romantic Journey'
William Dart reviews Auckland Philharmonia's showcase of Tchaikovsky’s wizardry,
The movie that inspired 1000 crying selfies
New York Times: Sobbing in the movie theatre? You’re not alone.
Why the Wicked movie is better than the stage musical
REVIEW: The affection between the good and green witches of Oz has been magnified tenfold.
'Good to be home': Crowded House deliver unforgettable Auckland performance
'I feel very blessed to be amongst you and to be in Auckland.'
From pin-up to embarrassment: Leonardo DiCaprio at 50
Telegraph: Entering his 50s, Leonardo DiCaprio now faces an awkward middle-aged reality.
Gladiator II review: Leave history in the history books and just enjoy gladiators fighting sharks
Karl Puschmann thanks the gods for the film's wild historical inaccuracies.
Why Sharon Horgan returned to Bad Sisters after its perfect ending
Horgan’s critically acclaimed Bad Sisters continues with new challenges for the Garveys.
Review: Beloved comedy favourite returns – but does it still hold up?
REVIEW: Camping by Chris Parker and Tom Sainsbury was a hit when it premiered in 2016
William Dart: Auckland Philharmonia’s magnificent salute to a maestro
The concert pays memorable tribute to celebrated Sir Andrew Davis.
Martha Stewart: I had a secret affair – but men who cheat are ‘a piece of s***’
Telegraph: The self-made billionaire served as a warning for the perils of success.
Karl Puschmann: Is it too late to saddle up and get on the Yellowstone horse?
The contemporary Western drama begins its end on Monday.
The early Gladiator II reactions are in – here’s what they say
Is it a Ridley Scott flop, or has the director delivered?
William Dart review: NZSO performs Puccini potpourri
Verdi’s overture to La Forza del Destino was a stirring launch under Jose Luis Gomez.
William Dart review: Sung triumphs in Auckland Philharmonia's Mozart & Dvorak programme
OPINION: Shiyeon Sung proved her enviable versatility as she triumphed.
‘In every single dream, Dad was walking’: Christopher Reeve’s family on the real Superman
Telegraph: An intimate look into the Superman actor’s post-accident life.
Cate Blanchett stars in Alfonso Cuarón’s ambitious new series Disclaimer
New York Times: Gripping new thriller looks at a woman whose life is upended by a novel.
Review: Ambitious new take on Peter Pan fails to fly
The latest work from the Auckland Theatre Company takes audiences to Neverland.
Karl Puschmann: The timing of TVNZ’s Camp Be Better couldn’t be better
The new show 'is an examination of privilege and how money talks'.
'I'm in shock': Double elimination rocks Celebrity Treasure Island
'The underdogs have taken over, baby!'
Rapper Sean 'Diddy' Combs accused of racketeering, sexual assault and sex trafficking
More than 100 people, including dozens of children, have now spoken out to say they were victims of rape, sexual assault and sexual exploitation at the hands of US rapper 'Diddy'.
Ne-Yo Auckland concert a spectacle of slick moves – and a tone-deaf comment
'I was sexually assaulted and I liked it', the hitmaker said.
William Dart review: Verdi Meets Puccini classy musical equivalent of brag book
The Triumphal March and Temple Scene from Verdi’s Aida made a suitably grand launch.
Ben Lawrence: Kiwi former TV host Phillip Schofield will never find redemption through reality TV
Telegraph - OPINION: The former presenter is back for a new series. Why that's a bad idea.
Karl Puschmann: Brad Pitt and George Clooney’s Wolfs is a sheep in wolf’s clothing
REVIEW: Stars reunite to dispose of a dead body in this breezy crime comedy.
'Real threat': One celeb betrays their teammates in tense CTI challenge
Team Wētā’s solidarity begins to strain as the captain faces a coup.
Katy Perry’s comeback album ‘143’ feels about 143 years old
OPINION: 'About half of the 33-minute album belongs at a retro DJ night.'
Liane Moriarty has sold 20 million books. She would rather not talk about it
NY Times: The best-selling author still shies away from the limelight.