This summer we look back at the best stories of the year. This is from August.

Calum Henderson watch a new TV show every week of the year. Here's his advice...

A full Black Mirror film may be arriving on Netflix before the end of the year.

The much-debated first season landed the broadcaster with a $95 million defamation suit.

Karl Puschmann highlights all the best stuff you won't find on any Best of 2018 lists...

Hugo Grrrl says he hopes his win will encourage different identities to try drag.

Dushku says Weatherly "shouted in my face: 'I will take you over my knee and spank you'".

A new Christmas blockbuster from Netflix, plus all the classics to find online.

Suo has worked for TVNZ for just over a year as a journalist and newsreader.

Nine Network confirms Stefanovic has been dumped from its struggling breakfast TV show.

Some advertisers no longer want to be associated with Tucker Carlson.

These were the five most-watched TV shows this year.

The Marvelous Mrs Maisel's second season is a welcome expansion of the show.

"It's been such a long run, and so it's kind of hard to imagine life after this."

Another day, another potential reboot. But seriously - enough is enough.

Soap's plane crash finale just hours after two people killed in Raglan.

Shortland Street aired its annual Christmas cliffhanger tonight.

Women are praising Idris Elba after his strong response to a question about #MeToo.

Trump called the show a "Democratic spin machine."

An insurance company no longer wanted to be associated with the network.

The final episode ended on a "to be continued" cliffhanger that never found resolution.

The famous Top Gear trio have called it quits on their studio show.

Jennifer Aniston says she's very klutzy, which didn't help in her role as a beauty queen.

Settling in for a Christmas movie binge? Here are a few words of warning.

The star released a video explaining her actions.

We take a look back at some of the well-known faces we have lost this year.

Eliza Dushku was set to become a full-time cast member on a hit TV show.

Scotty Stevenson will lead Spark and TVNZ's coverage of the 2019 Rugby World Cup.

"I'm brown but that does NOT mean I'm a damn security risk," says Tan France.

This is what happens when a newsreader realises she's live while stylist is still in shot.