Insider consultants add touches of realism to House of Cards.

The future has been called "bloody boring" but What Next? wasn't all bad.

Lee's elimination sees him become the first member of the tribal jury on TV show.

Ice Cube sat with Bill Maher and did not hold back over his use of the N-word.

Is What Next? the most ambitious ­TV project in Kiwi broadcast history?

Each week, Greg Bruce looks at what's happening on television and asks: 'Why?'

In his weekly TV column, Greg Bruce considers The Handmaid's Tale.

Tim Batt, comedian, writer, talks to us about his upcoming show, Banter.

Ondi Timoner tells Sarah Daniell what making sustainability sexy on TV is all about.

An audition on America's Got Talent show left viewers at home in "floods of tears".

David Joyner says he would meditate to cope with wearing his sweaty Barney suit.

Season five of Orange is the New Black debuts today - and it's taking a horrifying turn.

They said they weren't "bad people" but at Bloodline's conclusion Karl Puschmann disagrees

Jack Bauer is unkillable, but it also seems he's irreplaceable.

Confronting, explicit sex scenes have featured in this year's most acclaimed TV shows.

"Everyone looks sad, but actually they're just super hungover."

How would Cliff Curtis do four Avatar sequels and a big budget zombie show? Here's how.

The Handmaid's Tale is one of the year's best show. Why? Elisabeth Moss.

The hackers behind Netflix and ABC leaks threaten: "There's always more".

It's not often that we get the chance to say nice things about TV's Mr Nasty.

The words no-one wants to hear on a blind date: "I don't find you attractive".

Two Bachelorette contestants had a fight when their exit interviews went sour.

Julie Christie made Kiwis watch themselves on TV. Why isn't she celebrated?

Mischa Barton has received a "victory" in her revenge porn lawsuit.

MNZM for Shortie St and Outrageous Fortune writer, ex Colenso High pupil Rachel Lang.

Two of the famous siblings appear to have taken things a little too far.

Guy Sebastian came up from a talent show and judged one, but now says enough's enough.

One of the year's best TV shows came to an end last night, and it got emotional.

Almost half of tertiary students are suffering screen-related headaches and eye problems.

Now that Grace Palmer has left Shortland Street, she can tell all.