Bruce Springsteen is playing his first ever show in Christchurch on the eve of the quake anniversary.

After walking out on a live broadcast, Bernadine Oliver-Kerby says "I could have any one of them in a headlock".

We're still months away from Oscars season but Tickled has been tipped as a potential winner.

She's all about the ensemble, but Jennifer Ward-Lealand is acting's queen bee, writes Kim Knight.

Shortland Street's first-ever transgender actor Tash Keddy has opened up on the role and the reaction he has received from the public.

Supermodel Elle Macpherson will return to New Zealand marketing her new line of lingerie which is taking on the Kiwi rich-lister's brands.

Rawdon Christie's co-hosts played a Britney Spears prank on him as he said goodbye to "the best job on TV".

Who dropped a C-bomb on live TV this week? And how did it all go so wrong? The Media Ocre team have the answers.

"This last 12 months showed me that life will always go on, and it's for you to decide what you make of it."

Is a Real Housewife still a Real Housewife if she sells her ridiculously large and "majestic" house?

Peter Williams has been farewelled from Breakfast - the first of three hosts to leave the TVNZ show before the end of next week.

The plaudits keep rolling in for Hunt For the Wilderpeople - the Kiwi film has just been named "a mini-masterpiece" by an American publication.

Things get a little weird when Julia invites the ladies to her vineyard - and pulls out a bag of sex toys.

The Kiwi fashion maven said that due to the changing nature of marketing, the event just no longer stacked up.

Rachel Hunter puts her home on the market after a visit from Hollywood Medium star Tyler Henry, who tells her she has a ghost problem.

Paul Henry has made an astonishing Father's Day reveal - he once ran over his daughter with a tractor.

Crowded House are expected to reform for this year's ARIA awards, where they'll be inducted into the Hall of Fame.

Delta Goodrem is coming to NZ to play a free concert in Auckland later this month - here's how to get tickets.

This week, the Media Ocre team set out to find the worst person in New Zealand. And they have a few contenders.

The husbands of the Real Housewives of Auckland are power players in banking, property, marketing and finance.

Popularity equals power in the age of social media. So who is the most powerful Real Housewife?

He has the No. 1 song in the country, but budding Kiwi pop star Kings says Don't Worry Bout It is the result of six years of hard work.

There was xenophobia, body-shaming and C-bombs dropped as the Real Housewives of Auckland entered week two.

One of Kaea Pearce's biggest dreams has come true as the Whangarei dancer shared the stage with Rihanna during her performance at the MTV Video Music Awards.

WATCH: He may have been a reluctant movie subject, but Richie McCaw has embraced the red carpet for Chasing Great's premiere.

They say they're over it, but a war of words between Bachelor stars Jordan and Naz is growing fiercer by the day.

Now we know what Thor was up to during Captain America: Civil War - hanging out with his roommate, Darrel.

Kiwi supermodel Kylie Bax has endorsed her friend Donald Trump.

Orange is the New Black star Ruby Rose is heading to New Zealand to shoot a sci-fi shark film with Jason Statham.

A Breakfast presenter appeared to leave their microphone on during a toilet break, while the programme was still live on air.