Watch an Aussie reporter make a good interview turn really awkward with Tom Cruise.

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Our resident TV critics weigh in on Westworld and just how well HBO's new show did in getting us on board.

No more special treatment will be allowed among celebrities employed by the BBC, a report has vowed.

We wanted Patrick Gower's eyes to pop over John Key's shock resignation. That's what we got, writes Duncan Greive.

What mysteries have been solved, and which ones are still lingering? Let's take a look.

After 10 weeks of suspense, intrigue and at least one explicit orgy, Westworld came to a conclusion last night that shocked viewers.

Lady Gaga appeared on the X Factor looking a bit different and fans have slammed her for getting plastic surgery.

When builder Tom saw aspiring bikini model Emily walking towards him, he could barely believe his eyes.

John Oliver's already wrapped filming so can't respond to John Key's resignation, but we do have these clips instead.

It seemed that for the first time in weeks, the SNL was going to begin with jokes about something other than politics.

Alec Baldwin ridiculed Trump's Twitter use on Saturday Night Live, prompting the President-elect to slam him on Twitter.

Rebecca Keats has reached out to Ellen DeGeneres to see if she can "use her magic" to help out a Kaikoura bakery after the quake.

Friends fans, you may want to sit down for this. Jennifer Aniston has given a pretty solid reason for why a reunion would never work.

Hunger Games star Jennifer Lawrence has delivered some real clangers over the years, but this one may just take the cake.

Amy Schumer has cancelled her upcoming Auckland show over an unspecified illness.

Today I'm using my pen (computer actually) as a wand to defend Harry Potter. I know I wrote about Brian Tamaki a few weeks ago but

EXCLUSIVE: Hayley Holt has confirmed she will stand for the Green Party at next year's general election.

A live cross on Breakfast took a dark twist this week as viewers were given a glimpse into the inner turmoil of one of their reporters.

Punters should be prepared to pay at the door to watch Joseph Parker's heavyweight world title fight at the pub next weekend.

Hundreds gathered to say goodbye to pop pioneer Ray Columbus.

According to Tamaki, Harry Potter is a tool to recruit people toward evil.

Nicky Harrop reminisces Radio Hauraki, both on air and on screen as tomorrow marks the 50th anniversary of our original pirate radio station.

When he turned 90, everyone assumed that Sir David Attenborough would slow down. Hardly. Ahead of his New Zealand visit, Joe Shute meets the world's favourite naturalist.

COMMENT: Sky's new channel Viceland has launched today in hopes of bringing back younger audiences that have been stolen by streaming services.

When asked to choose between Honey G or a Honey Badger, young people plump for the latter, according to the BBC.

Andrew Sachs, best known as Manuel, has passed away after a four year battle with dementia.

The New Zealand actress has landed a leading role on Discovery's new real crime series.

COMMENT: New Zealand's funding body must spread its money further, John Drinnan writes.

An American TV show has made a dire attempt at a haka - complete with fake facial tattoos and cardboard costumes.