NZ On Screen's Nicky Harrop reflects on Auckland's history of housing.

It's another time, another place and has the feel of another show, writes Calum Henderson.

Hugh Grant leads tributes for Emma Chambers, who also appeared in Notting Hill.

Author of the online diary of a struggling actress could be revealed as Meghan Markle.

"We put them in a pressure situation of course and watch what happens."

Claire Foy confirms split months after her husband's life-saving brain surgery.

Anna Paquin plays a small-town detective in the female-helmed drama Bellevue.

Dominic Corry meets the stars of the satirical reality show Unreal.

Greg Bruce enjoys some snackable entertainment.

MediaScrap is back - but who will land the coveted hosting role?

After a muddled first episode Karl Puschmann tunes back in to see if its found its groove

COMMENT: These are dizzying days for TV current affairs.

Genre's aim not to foretell the future but change our present.

The research indicates fast-paced media such as Spongebob does not have a harmful effect.

Hollywood actor Adrian Grenier will star in a new safety video created by Air New Zealand.

A Christchurch security guard was viciously assaulted while sitting in his car.

The Netflix reality show has drawn criticism from viewers for its controversial premise.

Are you someone who loves to hate on things? Get a drink, it's Unhappy Hour.

She's suffered public heartbreak, but she hasn't lost her confidence after losing 30kg.

It used to be shallow makeover show but new Queer Eye something more powerful.

Alycia left shattered after her husband abruptly broke up with her without any warning.

The reality star's lawyer says she is taking legal action over the tape.

Tyler Henry claims the late Michael Jackson "came through" to explain the final moments.

COMMENT:

Haydn Daniels reveals the process used to match MAFS couples - and he's not happy.

Two contestants organised a secret meeting behind their spouses' backs.

The homeowners are suing the estate agents and also say it is haunted by two ghosts.

A celebrity encounter at an Oamaru restaurant has made it on to the Graham Norton Show.

Two wives were blindsided by their husbands and unceremoniously dumped on MAFs Australia.

The ultimate code-breaker returns with Simon Barnett, writes Calum Henderson.