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Hot midlife summer: The over-50s are having a moment
New York Times: Pop culture is finally warming up to the sex lives of older women.
These roadies help stars rock ‘n’ roll all night. They’re in their 70s
NYT: 'We don’t always have to fade away... I'll do this until I can't crawl in there.'
‘I’m tired, I’m hungry, I’m sad’: Zoe Saldaña’s wake-up call
New York Times: By her early 30s, Saldaña was a huge star – but something had to give.
In Babygirl, Nicole Kidman wants him. But what does Harris Dickinson want?
NYT: The rising British star hasn't acted since he wrapped the erotic thriller a year ago.
‘Let’s go and see a band’: The lost art of pub rock
50 years of pub rock and the icons keeping it alive.
Why the age of the Kardashians may be over
Telegraph: They broke the internet and made billions. Now the world's leaving them behind.
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.
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.
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.
Memoir reveals Lord of the Rings secrets, and inside Sir Peter Jackson’s mansion
A new book reveals the body part belonging to Gandalf, now kept in a fridge.
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.
Jack Tame on being 'hated', his infamous Winston Peters interview and his old neighbour Wayne Brown
Jack Tame: 'I was really chuffed that what I do was recognised as journalism'
Summer watch list: The 100 greatest movies of all time
Telegraph: Comedy, drama, romance, horror, sci-fi - film critic Robbie Collin's top picks.
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.
Jodie Rimmer: Why it's time for women in their 50s to start acting their age
'I’ve had lots of coffees with friends where we're grumbling about our faces falling off.'
In his darkest hour, Shihad's Jon Toogood doubted he’d get through. Here's what saved him
Since 2021, he's been through almost unbearable suffering. Now, he's telling the story.
No more bunny business: Playboy model Crystal Hefner spills on life with Hugh Hefner
New York Times: Crystal Hefner recounts her days as a Playboy model and Hefner's wife.
'I am living now': Dai Henwood on battling incurable cancer and how he told his kids
'Part memoir, part masterclass in hope.'
I read 50 books each year. Here's how you can too
The good news? It doesn't take hard work, just a smart system.
Which streaming platform is the best value for money? Our reviewers give their picks
A highly subjective power list of five of the best subscription streaming platforms.
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.
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.
The good, the bad and the ugly: Power-ranking Sam Neill’s best (and worst) films
OPINION: Has your favourite made our Top 20 guide?
He gave psychic readings to John Lennon and Grace Kelly. He's still going strong
New York Times: Frank Andrews, 83, says he would retire if his clients would let him.
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.
NZ comedian Bubbah on mental health and going off-grid
'I've grown up': Bubbah, aka Tina from Turners, on the moment that changed her life.
An audience with the queen: Rocky Horror’s Richard O’Brien on the monster behind his new show
'I might get weepy from time to time, darling. Forgive me.'
‘I’m bricking it’: Felicity Ward faces high expectations for The Office Australia
After 24 years, The Office finally hires a female manager.
In the new Robbie Williams biopic, the star is a CGI monkey. That’s right
NY Times: Director Michael Gracey hopes people will finally get the British hitmaker.
How animation saved Hollywood: The 25 best animated films ranked
Times: Superheroes won’t rescue cinema, but a new generation of cartoons is helping.
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.
From Takapuna to Hollywood: Rose Carlyle's journey from hermit to best-selling thriller author
Her new novel, No One Will Know, explores motherhood, illegal adoption, and dark secrets.
‘We can bury anyone’: Inside a Hollywood smear machine
New York Times: Private messages detail alleged campaign to tarnish Blake Lively.
Remembering Kris Kristofferson: A life of country music and cinematic success
New York Times: The iconic singer, songwriter and actor died in September aged 88.
From cynic to softie: How I aged into the bad Christmas movie
New York Times: When you're begrudgingly charmed by Netflix holiday films.
'It’s very exposing': Nicole Kidman on sex, death and her new film
New York Times: Why Nicole Kidman's latest role is her most personal yet.
How Angelina Jolie found her voice to play opera’s defining diva
New York Times: Inside Angelina Jolie's transformation to play opera legend Maria Callas.
Why Hollywood keeps casting the same five actors in everything
Telegraph: Who are the new ‘It Boys’ – and why can’t anyone else get lucky?
All the must-see TV for 2025
These are the television shows you need to be watching next year.
William Dart: The enduring magic of Handel's Messiah captivates Auckland audience
Auckland Choral's 'Messiah' unites with powerful arias and rousing choruses.
All the must-see TV for 2025
These are the television shows you need to be watching next year.
William Dart: The enduring magic of Handel's Messiah captivates Auckland audience
Auckland Choral's 'Messiah' unites with powerful arias and rousing choruses.
Theatre legend Tim Bray on cancer, chemo and the man who's holding him together
'Within myself, I still completely feel me.'
From Pong to Pokemon: A history of holiday ‘it’ toys
New York Times: A look back at 70-plus years of gadgetry, innovation and Mr Potato Head.
Josh Brolin on his wild life: Weed at 9, LSD at 13, jail nine times
Times: 'I was paralysed with what I thought other people saw in me.'
Kieran Culkin could rule Oscar season. He’d rather be at home
New York Times: Why Succession star Kieran Culkin values family over Hollywood fame.
‘Is this position even possible?’: How to shoot the perfect sex scene
Telegraph: Intimacy co-ordinators make sure the nitty-gritty is believable.
Return of the Queen: Kiwi Oscar-winner Philippa Boyens takes a solo journey to Middle-earth
The Oscar-winning NZ screenwriter and producer on continuing LotR's legacy.
Moving out of the Bond era: The reintroduction of Daniel Craig
New York Times: His new role may surprise fans of the former Bond star.