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The verdict on Rose Matafeo's new movie Baby Done
Does our comedy heroine experience growing pains going from the stage to the big screen?
Pseudo Echo on making Funky Town and rejecting Madonna
Karl Puschmann talks to Brian Canham about going down to funky towns around NZ in January.
Strutting bass, sheer terror and Bic Runga; how King Sweeties conquered all
Karl Puschmann meets Bic Runga and Cass Basil, the duo behind the strutting King Sweeties.
Karl Puschmann: Late Night Big Breakfast the true test for Ardern and Collins
Before voting I needed to see the candidates under real pressure: comedy.
Screening guide: Live election night coverage, 40-year-old rappers and The Shining sequel
Karl Puschmann takes a look at what to watch this weekend.
Karl Puschmann: Art for art's sake? No. Funding art is for our sake
OPINION: Lockdown proved we need arts more than ever. And that means funding its creation.
Quirky dramedy irksome or humorous antidote to lockdown woes?
The absurd charms of It Must Be Heaven could prove divisive writes our reviewer.
Chaka Khan on funky chickens, dreamers and the meaning of life
Karl Puschmann is granted an audience with the Queen of Funk.
Karl Puschmann: True-crime drama's million-dollar question a real winner
Did an Army Major cough to victory on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire or was it coincidence?
Karl Puschmann: Speed thrills in Netflix's Rubik's Cube doco
The Speed Cubers offers a fascinating and heartwarming look inside the speed cubing scene.
Karl Puschmann: This year the Film Festival gamble pays off
The stakes are much lower when you don't have to leave the house.
Will Russell Crowe's road-rage thriller make you lose it?
We review Unhinged, the first real popcorn release to hit cinemas since lockdown.
Powerful new doco begins a difficult conversation NZ needs to have
Leanne Pooley hopes her new documentary will make a difficult conversation easier.
Karl Puschmann: Are virtual shows better than the real thing?
This week there's been two major gigs and the Film Fest available at home so why go out?
Streaming Guide: Medical drama, shoplifters and The Fraggles return
Looking for something to watch this weekend? Here's our picks.
Netflix's new action-thriller The Last Days of American Crime stinks
The last days? We can only hope...
High rotation: Top entertainment picks from up-and-coming Kiwi musician Chubby Fly
The entertainment we can't get enough of ... from new releases to old favourites.
The verdict on The Trip to Greece
Is Steve Coogan's and Rob Brydon's fourth instalment worth your time?
Tears of a clown: Jesse Eisenberg on the WW2 hero who became a superstar
His new film shows how Marcel Marceau saved thousand of Jewish children from Nazis in WW2.
Models, dinosaurs, and one hit wonders: Our picks of the Doc Edge Film Festival
We highlight our top 5 picks from the over 80s doco's at the Doc Edge film festival.
The TV shows and movies that can teach us more about Black Lives Matter
Looking for a deeper understanding of Black Lives Matter? Here's somewhere to start.
Jed Mercurio reveals law & order frustrations behind Line of Duty and Bodyguard
The brains behind Line of Duty and Bodyguard reveals their secret inspiration.
The #MeToo horror stories behind tense drama The Assistant
Director Kitty Green on the systems that shield predators like Harvey Weinstein.
Hannah Gadsby on following Nanette and finding her fun
The Australian comedian says she's still got a lot more fun left to have on stage.
Tuned in: New Zealand television turns 60
The inside story of our 60 most iconic TV moments came to be.
New Zealand's greatest beauty pageant blunder
Plus Muldoon's snap election, a Bob Jones punch up and the best Kiwi TV in the 1980s.
Are you experienced? The return of the post-disco, bedroom-minded Donny Benet
Mr Experience sees the synth lothario older, wiser but still with one thing on his mind...
The comedy group giving Kiwis something to snort at
A local comedy troupe of famous names is using these strange times to try something new.
New Zealand Music Month according to Harper Finn
We asked art-pop songwriter Harper Finn for his take on New Zealand Music Month.
Locals Only: Alt-country breakthrough Ryan Fisherman
Take the bait; you'll be hooked in no time.
'I've been trying to leave for five years': Gin Wigmore's record label battle
A lot has happened during lockdown for LA-based Kiwi musician Gin Wigmore...
Y'all Thready For This? Parks and Recreation star swaps comedy for craft
Ron Swanson has a glue gun and he knows how to use it.