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Dominic Corry: The Expendables' greatest hits

To celebrate its release, Dominic Corry looks at the highs and lows of the top Expendables and rates their performance in the new film.

Tour news: Ryan Bingham

Tour news: Hunters and Collectors

Album review: Kimbra, The Golden Echo

Joanna Hunkin: A seat at the Robin Williams' show

Joanna Hunkin thought she was going to interview Robin Williams. What she got was an audience with a star that never stopped performing.

Dominic Corry: Five key Robin Williams film roles

Robin Williams never stopped pushing the limits of his versatility. Dominic Corry analyses five key film roles that demonstrated his range.

Colin Hogg: Seriously, let's lighten the load

Colin Hogg writes: Television seems to be a little in love with politics, which shouldn't be a bad thing in a run-up to an election, unless it's dull, of course.

Paul Casserly: 'Shame on you TVNZ!'

Leigh Hart's latest comedic outing Late Night Big Breakfast is one of the best things on television, but it pretends to be the worst, writes Paul Casserly.

Paul Casserly: TV's best quotes - 'I hotboxed the Camry'

July has come and gone like a heavy cold that you try to pass off as the flu. Planes have been dropping out of the sky, Ebola has returned, wars rage, and Colin Craig's mesmerizing eyes stare out from those billboards into our very souls.

Nothing trivial in the ending

Thank god Catherine lived. I know it's telly land, and chances seemed slim they would kill Tandi Wright's character off and leave poor Mac (Shane Cortese) a broken man.

Shihad, Think You're So Free

<p>Watch full screen, use speakers/headphones and play loud.</p> <p>This Friday nzherald.co.nz launch our latest Barkers Sundae Session. SHIHAD, performing songs from their new album <i>FVEY</i>, and in conversation with Hugh Sundae.</p> <p>Watch this taster - <i>Think You're So Free</i> - from the last ever performance at York Street Studios, and visit nzherald.co.nz/shihad this Friday to watch the session in full. </p>

Latest NZ Film Festival reviews: Week two

Wondering what to see at the International Film Festival? Here's our updated page of reviews from week two of the Auckland leg of the nationwide event.

Chris Schulz: Rockin' riffs still out there

Is rock 'n' roll dead? Chris Schulz investigates ...

Movie review: The Dark Horse

Kiwi stars shine at Comic-Con

Paul Casserly: Cults and culpability

TV2's excellent Gloriavale: A World Apart doco is fascinating viewing, writes Paul Casserly.