Why Grease is the most offensive movie ever made
Sexist, racist, regressive and downright offensive. This musical has people up in arms.
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What we're streaming this weekend
Wondering what to watch over the weekend? Here's our top picks.
The shy child who became a comedy star
Aparna Nancherla was once so timid her parents helped her practise making eye contact.
Massive change coming to Netflix this year
Netflix has said it has no intentions of getting into gaming, though.
How Queer Eye became the hottest reboot of the year
The Fab Five's drive is to show people how to love themselves.
Shorty St star on Jonah Lomu: 'I was starstruck'
Jarod Rawiri says the late sporting star was "very humble and cheeky too".
Heartbreak Island elimination: 'I feel pretty low'
'It's pretty awful being first off the island. I feel ... pretty emotional.'
Mum's open letter to TVNZ: Heartbreak Island 'isn't normal'
'We are human beings, not sexual objects to be used and abused,' complains mother-of-two.
The decision that changed Will & Grace
Much-loved sitcom could have been very different.
TVNZ defends 'disgusting' Heartbreak Island scene
Network says show "reflects the realities of dating".
Is this the worst person on Heartbreak Island?
He called one contestant a "catfish" and others "possums". Then came the slut-shaming.
The murder trial behind Netflix's The Staircase
Gripping tale is an updated, 13-episode version of a 2004 doco.
DWTS: Suzy out as lunatic takes over asylum
Exit of Cato one more sign of craziness in the show's latest season.
Suzy Cato's DWTS departure shocks fans
Outrage on social media and a change.org petition some of the reactions to Cato leaving.
Heartbreak Island's brutal debut: 'I feel like an outcast'
In case you were wondering, the show is a popularity contest.
Suzy Cato's shock elimination from DWTS
Tears and shock as former children's TV presenter is eliminated.
Watch: Shorty St tackles domestic abuse in harrowing scene
Dr Warner "will leave viewers shocked with his sudden violent outburst".
What Westworld's missing
After weeks of watching Season 2, Megan McArdle still has no idea what's going on.
DWTS is now as vanilla as a scoop of Tip-Top
David Seymour is the show's emblem, its adorable mascot.
David Seymour twerking is the dance that appalled NZ
"I think people vote for us because we are having fun," says David Seymour.
'Love Island was my therapy': Fan-favourite Camilla opens up
From shy bomb disposer to on-screen hedonist, Camilla is an unlikely reality tv legend.
Inside Coronation Street's plot shocks
Spoiler Alert: From this week, Kiwi fans can watch Coro as it unfolds in the UK.
How doctor saves woman's life after seeing her on TV
After he spotted something on woman's throat while on TV, he decided to track her down.
Prequel is coming: Game of Thrones fans, take heart!
Westeros won't disappear after the mythical saga wraps its eight season run in 2019.
13 Reasons Why actor defends graphic rape scene
20-year-old actor Devin Druid insisted it would have been unfair to "censor" it.
Weekend Rewind: When the punks came marching in
Turn up the volume (and put in the earplugs): we're taking a look back at NZ's punk scene.
Fanimals connects with big and small
Animal fans, meet kittens and geckos, guinea pig YouTubers and the first fishteen.
'Street food not just poor people's food'
Chef and TV star Rick Stein talks with Sarah Daniell about his love of Mexico.
Jess Quinn signed to LA modelling agency
Jess Quinn will be sharing her inspiring journey as soon as the show has finished.
Eleven shows inspired by Sex and the City
The landmark series ushered in a new era of television shows...
MediaScrap: Shorty St f-bombs and a David Seymour montage
Vaughan Smith is getting ready for Heartbreak Island in his own unique way.
Five shows you need to binge on this weekend
From The Leftovers to Pose, here's what you need to watch this weekend.
Netflix series 13 Reasons Why renewed for third season
New trailer reveals 13 Reasons Why will be back for another season.
Cartoon Trump will let us 'laugh at the devil'
Stephen Colbert's new show makes a meal of administration figures.