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Sir Peter Jackson expands property empire with purchase of school campus
The site next to Wētā joins his portfolio worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
Why the new Superman still feels like déjà vu
Star David Corenswet brings the calm and charm amid a dizzying onslaught of danger.
Scarlett Johansson: AI can't replicate the soulfulness of actors
She feels AI threatens society's foundational trust and moral compass.
Rita Ora shares new details of how she proposed to Taika Waititi, after an A-List introduction
The singer also talked about her relationship with Taika's children and ex-wife.
Javier Bardem doesn’t drive - but he knows how to swerve
New York Times: Javier Bardem on family, fame, and new F1 movie with Brad Pitt.
‘I was a crash test dummy for MeToo’: Johnny Depp on why he has no regrets
Times: The Hollywood star is back - and dishing on those "who did me dirty".
How a salary figure changes everything in Materialists
NY Times: New film reflects modern dating realities in a way rom-coms rarely have before.
Shaken, not stirred: Who is the best Bond of all time?
With a new 007 film on the way, we look at the highs and lows of the superspy on screen.
Burglars ransack Brad Pitt's $5.5m LA home during promo tour
Three suspects climbed a fence and entered through the front window.
'Struggle' - TV series producers on problems filming around Queenstown
Brad Pitt just visited but film-makers tell how hard it is to make shows in Queenstown.
Review: Brad Pitt's F1 the Movie is a thrilling ride
REVIEW: Stars are having a rip-roaring time, and it makes for irresistible cinematic fun.
'Elio': Pixar's imaginative journey of aliens and friendship
Elio is a hyper-imaginative orphan desperate for alien abduction.
Disneyland Aotearoa: Is it a dream worth considering?
Opinion: Weta collaborations and wide spaces make the possibilities endless, and complex.
'28 Years Later': Ralph Fiennes stars in new Danny Boyle horror film
The film explores themes of survival and humanity during societal collapse.
‘I just wanted it to fly’: Tom Hiddleston dances with joy in The Life of Chuck role
New York Times: How Tom Hiddleston's love of dance shaped his latest film role.
Inside Universal’s big bet on How to Train Your Dragon
NY Times: Universal believes audiences will take flight with Hiccup and Toothless again.
Opinion: Stop blaming Jaws for ruining movies
OPINION: Why Jaws isn't the villain in the film's blockbuster evolution.
The five best films for your Matariki weekend watchlist
Community and coming together are among the themes in these Kiwi classics.
New Lord of the Rings film will be shot in NZ, release date confirmed
Andy Serkis is the man behind Gollum and will step into the role of director for the film.
Movie magic and Marlon Williams: Auckland's best entertainment offerings this Matariki weekend
Light trails and lunches are also on offer.
Why Kevin Costner says he'll never stop working
The Hollywood star is 70 but has no plans to retire from acting.
Scarlett Johansson unveils her newest role at Cannes: Filmmaker
NY Times: Few stars win over critics and convey Old Hollywood glamour as effortlessly.
'That's what a true blue doco is': Why Lisa Burd's new film comes with a content warning
A boots and all tribute to the women saving rugby.
How Kate Winslet’s daughter is forging her own path to stardom
New York Times: Wes Anderson's newest star, Mia Threapleton, finds inspiration everywhere.
Pop culture takes up smoking again
New York Times: From movies and TV shows to music, the habit is no longer taboo.
From horror to heart: Mike Flanagan's journey with Stephen King
Flanagan's new film, The Life of Chuck, opens in NZ cinemas on July 31.