Jack Tame shares some important life lessons.

COMMENT: How is it that the TV release I'm most excited for is a series from 1994?

"America's toughest sheriff's" gun control debate was probably a first.

Rachel Bilson has paid tribute to The O.C. on its 15th anniversary.

The Block rule breakers have suffered the consequences of their actions.

Teen drama The O.C is arguably best remembered for its masterpiece indie-rock soundtrack.

The way New Zealanders engage with the media is evolving.

From Here's Andy in the 70s to Jase and Thingee's antics - take a walk down memory lane

The Star Trek stalwart has stunned fans, announcing his return as his original character

No mucking about in this high-stakes European drama, writes Calum Henderson.

Billy Bob Thornton's up to his usual tricks in the second season of Goliath.

Sam Neill takes a hard look at James Cook's legacy.

He tortured people and bored them to death with his speechifying. Was he misunderstood?

Evangeline Lilly was in tears after being "cornered" into a partially-nude scene in Lost.

Children of the 80s rejoice - ALF is reportedly coming back to TV.

Broadcasting Standards Authority wastes time and money on obvious, says Karl Puschmann.

An AI bot has written a pretty believable Taylor Swift song.

Following the death of the chef during filming, production was plunged into uncertainty.

"It is a very raw, painful thing to feel you have to validate your child's right to life."

Kiwi dance crew The Bradas have left Jennifer Lopez and Ne-Yo speechless.

People are outraged over storyline around the potential abortion of a Down syndrome baby.

Amazons Lord of the Rings series has its writers and they're "absolutely thrilled"

Drake's new series stars Zendaya and Wrinkle in Time's Storm Reid.

The Shark Tank investors saw a big hole in the pitch.

COMMENT: Cold Case makes more progress in one episode than six seasons of Sensing Murder.

Sir Edward Durie and his wife Donna Hall, a high-profile lawyer, sued Māori TV.

Māori TV staff are accusing the company of treating union members unfairly.

Once upon a time the Goodnight Kiwi told kids it was time to go to bed, but what now?

Last night's episode of Who Is America? may be the most uncomfortable yet.

Just 107,000 viewers watched Survivor last night, compared with The Block's 181,700.