One of the world's biggest TV talent quests is coming here, giving Kiwis the chance to prove they have what it takes to be a superstar.

New treatments abound for the early-to-age eye area.

Things are not the same down south. Carisbrook is in its death roll, the students' soakhole at the Gardies is closing...

Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant's amusing yet bittersweet debut film is a departure from their previous collaborations.

Mike Myers, the man behind Shrek's Scottish accent, tells Peter Mitchell what it's like to say goodbye to his jolly green giant of an alter-ego.

Expand your palate, there's more to white wine than sauvignon blanc.

There's little else more comforting food-wise than delicious flaky pastry filled with your favourite combinations of ingredients

Michael Keaton says he dropped the phone when he was asked to take on the role of Ken in Toy Story 3.

A second Auckland concert has been added to Leonard Cohen's tour of New Zealand later this year.

Sony bosses are showing off lush new 3D content for the PS3 console.

The evidence supporting Queensland as the greatest team in Origin's 30 years was all there in black and white last night.

Harlem may have named their second album Hippies not only because they like to go against the grain, or because they sound like 60s rock, but because they appear to be having the time of their lives with not a care in the world.

Sydney's young psychedelic foursome Cassette Kids have been picked to tour with Lily Allen, the Tings Tings and New Young Pony Club, so it's no surprise they follow the same formula of very catchy, danceable pop.

The new Toy Story and Shrek movies are opening within a week of each other.

Shihad will play their two classic albums in their entirety as part of a one-off tour in July and August.

This is the follow-up to the Oxford hip-shakers and knee-jerkers' accomplished but sometimes hard-going debut, Antidotes, from 2008.

By Jack Johnson's standards his fifth album begins wildly. The catchy intro to opening song and first single You And Your Heart is a slightly dissonant, almost raw, guitar strum.

Geoff Cumming cruises the waterways of France and has a cliched but perfect experience.