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William Dart review: Auckland Philharmonia at Auckland Town Hall

Auckland Philharmonia’s Bach & Bruckner concert set off with a rare pleasure.

Karl Puschmann: The Moon is Upside Down is an illuminating Kiwi dramedy

There’s a lot to love about this local arthouse film, but it's not a rom-com.

How tragic ‘It girl’ Clara Bow inspired Taylor Swift

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How Beyonce went country — and caused a storm

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Drama based on a true story dances around the nitty gritty.

William Dart review: Barton & Brodsky at the Town Hall Concert Chamber

OPINION: It was magical - yet the bringing together of cultures was not always smooth.

Review: Forget Taylor Swift, Kaylee Bell is the country pop saviour we need right now

NZ's country-pop princess is the perfect antidote to the recent Taylor Swift tidal wave.

Review: Intense mix of dance and illusion caps off Auckland Art Festival

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Karl Puschmann: Does Road House deliver a knockout blow?

Jake Gyllenhaal stars in this rowdy remake of Patrick Swayze’s action classic.

From Sundance to Ōtaki: How the tiny beach town became a hub for creativity

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Review: Hyper-sexual neo-noir Love Lies Bleeding is peak Kristen Stewart

The urge to make yourself big — with weights, drugs, love — reverberates through the film.