An account of a family caught with tens of thousands of strangers in the mayhem of one of the worst natural catastrophes of our time, The Impossible is about the 2004 Boxing Day tsunami.

Barry Humphries, the creator and manager of Dame Edna Everage, is tired of the touring life. Humphries has announced his Eat, Pray, Laugh! production will be his last tour - although he says he will continue to perform. Humphries spoke to New Zealnd Herald reporter Nicholas Jones about his life as 'Dame Edna Everage' and his New Zealand connection.

A glittering and bejeweled Dame Edna, the alter ego of Barry Humphries, enthusiastically greeted city representatives and media at the Town Hall, saying she was delighted to be back in the country and for her last farewell tour. Deputy Mayor Penny Hulse and Dame Edna's long-time friend, gossip columnist David Hartnell, were among the gathered group.

Internet mogul Kim Dotcom has released a second song online - this time singing with wife Mona about their children. Called 'Precious,' it features Dotcom's five children.

Check out the trailer for Kathryn Bigelow's controversial new movie about the hunt for Osama Bin Laden, Zero Dark Thirty.

Check out the new trailer for Silent Hill: Revelation 3D, due for release later this year.

Trailer for the documentary 'Celia', which celebrates the legacy of campaigner Celia Lashlie

Check out the new trailer for Skyfall, the 23rd Bond film due for release on November 22. Trailer courtesy of Sony Pictures.

Kiwi dance crew ReQuest feature heavily in Jennifer Lopez' new video for her single Goin' In. Video courtesy of JenniferLopezVEVO.

Hauraki's Matt Heath recaps the Olympics opening ceremony and the first weekend of events with Flava's Dave Fane and Classic Hits' Jason Reeves

This song was made especially for the Chiefs and their road to the finals on you tube. Spirit of a champion by Da Kause courtesy of Da Kause

Twilight fan Emma Clark, aka Nutty Madam, shares her thoughts on Kristen Stewart's admission that she cheated on Robert Pattinson with the director of her new film, Snow White and the Huntsman.

The trailer for the winner of the first ever Make My Movie competition, How To Meet Girls From A Distance.

Watch members of boy band One Direction get fooled by their band mates when they think they're going to help deliver a baby on the set of a TV show. Footage courtesy of Nickelodeon.

Check out the new teaser trailer for the new Superman film, Man of Steel, directed by Zach Snyder and due for release in 2013.

Check out the second teaser trailer for the new Superman film, Man of Steel, directed by Zach Snyder and due for release in 2013.

Internet mogul and self-styled 'freedom fighter' Kim Dotcom has released his first song from his new album, 'Mr President'.

America is remaking hit British comedy show The Inbetweeners. Check out the first trailer for the show here.

Justin Bieber fans made themselves heard during the pop star’s promotional tour in 2012 with hundreds gathered outside the Cordis (formally Langham) Hotel in hopes to get a glimpse of their idol. Video / Tim Raethel

Matt Smith who plays Dr Who in the cult BBC series takes a question from the floor at Comic-Con from six-year-old Stephanie, who is afraid of the 'Weeping Angels'.

Quirky Mind Stuff from Richard Wiseman who has created a fantastic trending video with over 5.5 million views on his YouTube channel Quirkology.

Check out the new four-minute trailer for season three of The Walking Dead.

Put a vaudeville routine on stage, then flip it sideways. Berliner Tobias Wegner is taking his mind-boggling one-man-show around the world, walking on walls and playing saxophone in mid-air - a stunning performance that mixes acrobatic feats and video trickery.

Check out some of the most memorable moments from TV3's brilliant comedy show Hounds.

Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane brings his boundary-pushing brand of humor to the big screen for the first time as writer, director and voice star of Ted. In the live action/CG-animated comedy, he tells the story of John Bennett (Mark Wahlberg), a grown man who must deal with the cherished teddy bear who came to life as the result of a childhood wish...and has refused to leave his side ever since.

On Friday 20 July, Lawrence Arabia plays the Auckland Town Hall in support of his new album The Sparrow , joining an illustrious list of artists who have treads its boards including The Beatles, Johnny Cash and The Who. For Talking Heads, Lawrence Arabia's James Milne and Play It Strange CEO Mike Chunn talked about the musical history of the much-loved Auckland venue.