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Karl Puschmann: Musk proves himself toxic to common sense, Twitter and comedy

Since buying the social media platform, he has become a laughing stock.

Avatar stars on working with James Cameron

The two stars reveal what it was really like working with the acclaimed director.

Karl Puschmann: Dogfight with Pepsi has plenty of fizz

A documentary for a new generation.

Karl Puschmann: Marriage (and my kitchen) go up in smoke in intriguing dramedy

Musing on Jesse Eisenberg and Claire Danes' new divorce dramedy while my kitchen burns.

Screening Guide: Lizzo, Willow and a true-crime doco

A quick look at the best movies and shows coming to streaming this week.

Is cannibal romance Bones and All worth sinking your teeth into?

Timothee Chalamet stars in this unconventional romance movie.

Screening guide: Fresh divorcees, queer vampires and the Addams Family

A quick look at the best new shows streaming this week.

Dame Valerie Adams: More Than Gold

Our shot-put hero takes us behind the scenes of her comeback and her life.

Karl Puschmann: Does meta-comedy Reboot reinvent the remake?

The creator of Modern Family gets meta with his new show about the show behind a show.

Screening Guide: Shantaram, Spotify, jilted lovers and Nathan Fielder

A quick look at the best new shows and movies streaming this week.

Karl Puschmann: Can you handle the high cringe level of Millie Lies Low?

Humiliation and deep shame drive the action in the squirmingly enjoyable new local film.

Screening Guide: Trauma, tennis royalty and werewolves

A quick look at the best movies and TV streaming this week.

Movie review: Why you won't want to watch Don't Worry Darling

Gossip, celebrity feuds and spit-gate; our review the most talked about movie of the year.

Karl Puschmann: Is The Bear the most stressful show on TV?

This hot new series about a burnt-out chef is, unfortunately, highly relatable.

Diego Luna on Star Wars' shades of grey in new series Andor

The star talks politics in Star Wars, our climate emergency and shrugging off the trolls.