Eight athletes. Five ocean events. One champion. Take a breathtaking journey across New Zealand to see who will be crowned the world’s first Ultimate Waterman. Source: Red Bull/Youtube

A team of 180 talented Madame Tussauds sculptors, hair artists and colourists have worked hard for a year to create this epic Star Wars experience – find out how we brought the Star Wars universe to life in our full behind-the-scenes video. Source: Madame Tussauds London/Youtube

Following its triumphant season in London’s West End, the acclaimed revival of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s record-breaking musical CATSis announced for New Zealand. This spectacular production will play in Auckland only for a strictly limited season. Tickets go on sale 5pm on Friday, 29 May. The hit revival - reworked for the most recent season in the West End by the original creative team - Director Trevor Nunn, Choreographer & Associate Director Gillian Lynne, Set Designer John Napier and Composer Andrew Lloyd Webber – received excellent reviews and extended its season due to overwhelming demand.

The Bachelor Art Green stops by for a chat with Anika Moa and things quickly get out of hand.

Film stars Temuera Morrison and Rhys Darby are working on a new locally made animated TV show. Kiwi animation company Mukpuddy is producing The Barefoot Bandits, a colourful family adventure series that follows the exploits of Kiwi kids on a small island. Source: Mukpuddy Animation

Following his triumphant X Factor win last night, Beau Monga is feeling hungry. Before our interview starts, he's putting in an order for teriyaki chicken on rice with extra mayo on the side. Then he tells me about his favourite culinary treat - sushi dipped in butter chicken sauce. Vision: TV3

The official first look at the Steve Jobs film.

Backstage tour with Cosmo Brown at Auckland's The Civic where the musical "Singin' in the Rain" is being performed.

Former Go Girl star Esther Stephens and her band The Means present their new music video Light in You. Directed by Tim Dee of Subject Matter Films.

The Bachelor Art Green and his new girlfriend Matilda Rice meet with nzherald.co.nz and tell us the Ten things we didn't and do need to know about the show and romance.

The Muppets return to prime time with a documentary-style show that will explore the Muppets’ personal lives.

It's remarkable that rugby, deep-rooted though it is in our national culture, has never attracted the sustained attention of a documentary film-maker until now. Pryor and Smith spent a year living in the town of Reporoa, midway between Rotorua and Taupo, to make this modest, hauntingly beautiful and often very funny film about a year in the life of a rural rugby club.

The highly-anticipated zombie apocalypse prequel Fear The Walking Dead has started shooting in Vancouver and for the first time, the cast have been seen on the location set of the new AMC series. Rising stars Cliff Curtis and Alycia Debnam Carey headline The Walking Dead spin-off and both were spotted prepping scenes on the streets of the Canadian city that will double for Los Angeles.

Magic Mike XXL, featuring Channing Tatum.

Paul Casserly takes a look back at the best and most bizarre TV from the month of April.

To celebrate international Star Wars day (May 4) in Australia, Melbournians helped Lego Master Builders Chris and Dan Steininger build the world’s largest Millennium Falcon from Lego bricks. Source: Lego/Youtube

The trailer for the movie The Ground We Won.

Stan Walker sits down with Anika Moa to talk X Factor, acting and the time Helen Clark predicted he would become a famous star.

Roger Green, grandfather of The Bachelor star Art Green, auditioned for the role of James Bond in the Oscar-nominated 1971 movie "Diamonds are Forever". The Herald on Sunday has obtained Green's original screen-test - which was the Kiwi actor's first and only take at the audition was to replace Academy Award-winning actor Sean Connery, who eventually re-signed to continue the role of Bond.

Ten years after the launch of YouTube, a host of creators have made a name for themselves on the video sharing website and are seeing their fortunes expand and lives change.

A documentary entitled 'Amy' about the late singer Amy Winehouse.

Teaser for the second Fifty Shades of Grey installment: Fifty Shades Darker.

TV series Game of Thrones season five preview.

Warning: Video contains some coarse language. Viewer discretion advised. Anika Moa sits down with Gin Wigmore, who reveals a surprise baby bombshell and explains why she decided to fight back against a social media troll.

Hundreds of protestors have gathered across the country today in an attempt to save current affairs programme Campbell Live. Protests are taking place in Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch and Dunedin throughout the day, calling on MediaWorks to save the daily programme, which was placed under review two weeks ago. About 100,000 supporters have signed three separate petitions in support of the show.

ZM hosts Jase and PJ were halfway through their marathon 51 hour broadcast, when superstar Sam Smith surprised the pair with a visit and some words of encouragement.

William Shakepeare's famous Globe Theatre is heading to Auckland next year; as the world marks 400 years since the playwright died. A full-scale temporary pop-up theatre will be located in the central city and open to the public next year. It will be a full-size working replica of the second Globe Theatre in Bankside, London, and is a world first.

This week, Anika Moa torments her friend and co-producer Jol Mulholland in her most awkward interview to date.

The ominous thud of an AT-AT stomping down. Rebel forces firing blasters. Imperial speeder bikes zipping by. Intense dogfights between squadrons of X-wings and TIE fighters filling the skies. Star Wars: Battlefront will be available on PS4, PC and Xbox One.

A New Zealand hip hop film. Directed by Tammy Davis, and featuring Stan Walker, Kherington Payne and Tia-Taharoa Maipi.