
Megan Thee Stallion knows sex sells - but is it enough?
Megan Thee Stallion's Fever is hot as hell, but leaves you wanting - and not in a good way
Megan Thee Stallion's Fever is hot as hell, but leaves you wanting - and not in a good way
Violinist James Ehnes energises Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra, says William Dart
Brene Brown's self-help mantras might be better than tidying houses, says Calum Henderson.
Tom Augustine enjoys an Elton John bipoic, marvels at John Wick 3 and picks DocEdge films.
Michael Hurst and Shayne Carter show history's tragic parade of senseless slaughter.
DJ Khaled. Another one. (Even when there probably shouldn't have been).
The NZ Symphony Orchestra's "love eternal" a revelation, writes William Dart.
A birthday celebration for one of NZ's greatest composers is a welcome present.
Greg Fleming sets aside 85 hours and sits down for a marathon Sopranos rewatch.
Calum Henderson reviews the new Jamie Oliver cooking show
New New Zealand music blossoms at writers festival, writes William Dart.
For the first time, going to "grim town" doesn't sound bad at all.
Adventurous musical quartet bring some classic moves to town, writes William Dart.
Theresa Healey's regal performance delights audiences but creative decisions may puzzle.
Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra amazes with cello concerto, writes William Dart.
Chart-topper Post Malone wows fans at sell-out show despite ills and injuries.
Auckland Choral's first 2019 performance is a triumph, writes William Dart.
We know him from The Chase, but how did the Sinnerman's comedy debut go?
Shayne Carter's Dead People I Have Known is sharp, moving and tender, writes Kiran Dass
Weyes Blood's newest release finds a sense of calm in a doomed world.
Billie Eilish's debut album is not what you thought was coming, and that's awesome.
Billie Eilish told Kiwi fans: "I don't know how it's gonna get better from here"
The final Avengers instalment is here and it does not disappoint.
The Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra's annual choral concert a stunning Easter journey.
NZ Symphony Orchestra delivers a fine romance defying expectations, writes William Dart.
Lego Movie 2 is here but it pales in comparison to the original fun-fest.
My 10-year-old was crying over the emotional turmoil in this colourful animation.