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Cher can, and does, turn back time in new memoir
New York Times: Cher's new memoir explores her difficult childhood and fraught marriage.
A Wicked bond: Stars reflect on their iconic roles and friendship
New York Times: The stars of the new movie discuss their long ride together.
Aidan Turner on the sex in Rivals: ‘We just got straight involved’
Times: The actor is loving every minute of being in the Jilly Cooper bonkbuster.
Mikey Madison just wanted to break out of her shell. Then came Anora
NYT: Soft-spoken actress is winning raves for her turn as a feisty sex worker in Anora.
William Dart: Auckland Philharmonia’s magnificent salute to a maestro
The concert pays memorable tribute to celebrated Sir Andrew Davis.
Heidi Klum: 'I have a younger husband. Sex is good – very good'
Times: She's 51, rich, happy, beautiful and has zero body issues. What's not to like?
How Kevin Costner’s Yellowstone captures the true mindset of America
Times: The blockbuster series embodies the frontier spirit of a conservative country.
Martha Stewart: I had a secret affair – but men who cheat are ‘a piece of s***’
Telegraph: The self-made billionaire served as a warning for the perils of success.
Tom Hanks and Robin Wright reunite 30 years after Forrest Gump
New York Times: The Forrest Gump stars were game to reunite for an experimental film.
The woman behind steamy TV show 'Rivals' – and how I talked my way into her house
OPINION: A memorable encounter with the queen of bonkbusters, Jilly Cooper.
What to know about The Apprentice, the controversial Donald Trump biopic
New York Times: The film followed a thorny path to distribution.
Don’t make Kelly Reilly go Beth Dutton on you
New York Times: Reilly turned her Yellowstone character, Beth, into a folk hero.
Stanley Tucci's culinary mishap: 'It wasn't good'
Tucci's new book, What I Ate in One Year, explores his culinary journey and love of food.
Review: Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra at Holy Trinity Cathedral
REVIEW: APO performed at Holy Trinity Cathedral.
Laughing through the jargon - HR The Musical creator on skewering workplace culture
OPINION: How workplace experiences inspired a musical critique of corporate culture.
Bruce Springsteen on Trump, trauma and making music at 75
Times: He may be a rock legend, but Springsteen says he still has something to prove.
Sex, horses and stately homes: Bringing a naughty British romance to TV
NYT: How Jilly Cooper tweaked some details to adapt her 1988 book for the streaming age.
Steve Braunias: No direction home – the lonely life of Liam Payne
OPINION: Steve Braunias on the sad death of Liam Payne.
Actor Laura Hill on playing an 'abomination of nature' and the cost for freedom
The former Shorty star on motherhood, marriage, and women who forge their own path.
The quick-witted, self-lacerating James Blunt would like a word
New York Times: James Blunt is back, and he's taking his music - and his haters - to task.
There's no escape: 20 years of impossible choices in Saw
New York Times: Released 20 years ago, the low-budget film became a horror phenomenon.
The mysterious ‘Ketamine Queen’ at the centre of the Matthew Perry case
New York Times: Jasveen Sangha flaunted a lavish lifestyle on social media.
William Dart review: NZSO performs Puccini potpourri
Verdi’s overture to La Forza del Destino was a stirring launch under Jose Luis Gomez.
Sex, drugs and dumping Kanye West: How Julia Fox won out
Times: After a brief romance with Kanye West, the Hollywood actress has sworn off men.
William Dart review: Sung triumphs in Auckland Philharmonia's Mozart & Dvorak programme
OPINION: Shiyeon Sung proved her enviable versatility as she triumphed.
How animation saved Hollywood: The 25 best animated films ranked
Times: Superheroes won’t rescue cinema, but a new generation of cartoons is helping.
Too scared to watch horror movies? These 5 tips may help
New York Times: Scaredy cat? How to embrace horror films this Halloween.
Patricia Cornwell: My tough childhood, murder and Nicole Kidman
Times: Bestselling author’s gutsy female pathologist is finally arriving on screen.
41 of the best lifestyle and entertainment interviews of the year so far
While you enjoy a long weekend break, catch up on some of the best stories of 2024 so far.
Teens to Hollywood: Enough sex, already
New York Times: At least that is what they told researchers.
'There's no way around it': How Fat Freddy's Drop are helping the 'dramatic' surge of vinyl in NZ
'You’re hearing bits of the music that you’ve never heard before.'
‘In every single dream, Dad was walking’: Christopher Reeve’s family on the real Superman
Telegraph: An intimate look into the Superman actor’s post-accident life.
There are now 14 versions of The Office - which take on David Brent is the best?
Times: Australia is the latest country to remake the UK sitcom. It’s a hard act to follow.
The Holocaust’s grandchildren are speaking now: A new generation grapples with legacy
NY Times: Three generations on, artists are making new meaning from ancestral trauma.
Opinion: There is no safe way to turn teenagers into megastars
NYT OPINION: How many more boy band tragedies do we need before we connect the dots?
Cate Blanchett stars in Alfonso Cuarón’s ambitious new series Disclaimer
New York Times: Gripping new thriller looks at a woman whose life is upended by a novel.
Rick Astley: ‘I’m not oblivious to how amazing all this is'
Times: Thanks to a freak moment, this 'one-hit wonder' has a new generation of fans.
The 3-minute orgasm: A Kiwi scientist on reversing libido loss at menopause
Dr Iona Weir talks about putting her own product to the test.
Rick Astley: ‘I’m not oblivious to how amazing all this is'
Times: Thanks to a freak moment, this 'one-hit wonder' has a new generation of fans.
The 3-minute orgasm: A Kiwi scientist on reversing libido loss at menopause
Dr Iona Weir talks about putting her own product to the test.
Your favourite horror movie was a much scarier true story
New York Times: Many lauded scary movies were based on terrifying true stories.
Opinion: TV medical dramas are not like real life - maybe they should be
NYT Opinion: We need to embrace new ways of telling medical stories.
Saoirse Ronan has lived, and acted, through a lot
New York Times: At 30, the actress has already spent two decades in front of the camera.
Bree Tomasel on her ADHD, anxiety, panic attacks, two mental breakdowns and coming out 'shitshow'
The TV and radio star's raw and revealing new book tells a story of terror and suffering.
How much does it cost to hire a hitman? About the same as having an IVF baby
A new book looks at the dollar value placed on human life - and who gets to decide.
Kelsey Grammer analyses 40 years of Frasier: ‘I have nothing to regret’
NYT: He's been playing the snobby psychiatrist since 1984 - and has no plans to stop.
Rupert Everett: ‘Sex was thrilling. I didn’t mind who I had it with’
Times: The actor talks about Botox, sex and celebrity bust-ups.