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Nudes: Where were the men?

Out of the 101 celebrities to have their iCloud photos hacked, there doesn't seem to be a man among them. Angelina Boyd asks, why? And would we want to look?

NZ on Screen: Norman Kirk moments 40 years on

Paul Casserly: TV's best quotes - 'I don't know what we use whale oil for'

Paul Casserly wraps up the best comments from the month of August on television.

Michele Hewitson: No holds barred in the cells

NZ on Screen: Vintage TV fashion

For and against: Is Lightbox a game changer?

Three Herald writers share their thoughts on Spark's new TV on-demand service Lightbox.

Karl Puschmann: Star Lord or Star Whore?

Paul Casserly: Opening up the Vote

In a programming fumble on par with TV3 putting the Great Food Race up against Master Chef, our political night of nights (apart from election night) was on at the same time as the bloody rugby!

Rebecca Barry Hill: Cooking up satisfaction

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.

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.

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.

Greg Dixon: Going over the top

Gaming is getting sneakier

Why are so many games online only? Siobhan Keogh investigates.

TV's best-told crime stories

Stars align for special gig

Dominic Corry: Revisiting Ralph Bakshi's LOTR on a curved TV

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.