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The couple didn't have a prenuptial agreement – but did they need one?
Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni have been at the centre of feud rumours.
Including Guy Montgomery, Sydney Sweeney and a buzzy new K-Pop reality show.
Coromandel will hit the big screen at an upcoming film festival.
Home Kills film tour hits Waikato, Bay of Plenty, and Coromandel cinemas with Q&A sessions
The former Shortland Street star explains why Kiwis will resonate with her new series.
A documentary described as Jonah Lomu's legacy will focus on both the good and the bad.
What’s next for Grace Palmer, Rose McIver, Jess Hong and Keisha Castle-Hughes?
Award-winning film Inshallah to feature at NZ Mountain Film Festival at Gisborne's Dome.
The Hollywood star and his band will play a show for Kiwi fans next week.
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Du Val show might air overseas initially, producer says.
'Most of happened to me,' director Jonathan Ogilvie tells NZIFF audience.
Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni bring bestseller to unwieldy, heartbreaking life.
The urban story, Puti, will be shot in September in Tāmaki Makaurau.
Hollywood films may be filled with aliens, but the silence from space is deafening.
Filming for the movie was due to begin in Mexico in a matter of days.
Auckland man played Rohan prince Théodred in the trilogy.
The director is homebound and unable to direct new projects for fear of getting Covid-19.
Review: Rebellion, religious salvation and civilising deviant girls premiere opens NZIFF.
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Kiwi director Ant Timpson on his new film Bookworm, shot in the South Island.
The Jurassic Park star lived in California early on in his career.
The couple's LA home is believed to have been broken into by burglars.
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The film will 'pull on the heartstrings, make you laugh and cry all in one breath'.
The apartment and townhouse development group has been put into interim receivership.
The first truly cinematic genre remains deeply embedded in American cinema’s DNA.
One increasingly worried subcontractor complained of being owed around $500,000.
How a foul-mouthed Julie Andrews and a ‘walking icicle’ author made a children's classic.