Screen funding system pays producers bonuses to shoehorn NZ references into scripts.

New reality show gets flak but real-life drama on our screens unlikely to be dialled back.

The Flight of the Conchords star shows Greg Bruce his roots.

Give Derren Brown this: he knows how to get attention.

Steve Braunias looks back on 10 weeks of the toughest assignment in NZ journalism – DWTS.

John Campbell isn't the only familiar face returning to television.

It lacks the punch of Black Panther, but a lightweight Marvel movie is no bad thing.

Multi award-winning TV journalist Liz Jackson has died on a holiday in Greece.

Appointment viewing won't make a comeback but perhaps it should, reckons Karl Puschmann.

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David Seymour's infamous twerking outfit is up for sale on Trade Me.

The comedian tells TimeOut about Glow season two, addiction and why he was guided by spite

"(Making this) was just so liberating, and really exciting and fulfilling."

"In Ferndale, something bad always happens at Christmas, or on Fridays."

150 years after Little Women was released, the story is, depressingly, still relevant.

Aussie judge told nervous contestant her attitude was reason women get paid less.

The Act MP exited the show, but some fans were denied the right to vote for him.

Some people are spending more time discussing Westworld than watching it. Why?

"I thought I would be voted out in week one, and here we are in week nine," said Seymour.

"They didn't seem too stoked to see us," say four newbies invited to Heartbreak Island.

Fran Drescher's idea for The Nanny's finale was completely different to what happened.

Nathan Fielder's up for an Emmy. Could he hack the voting process? He tried to find out.

"It was never about attaining wealth or celebrity," says the talk show queen.

Luke Cage star hopes his character can break down barriers for people of colour.

COMMENT: Last night's semifinal saw David Seymour not even bother to dance.

It was the politician's birthday.

Netflix has fired its chief communications officer after he made "insensitive remarks."

Actors Kit Harrington and Rose Leslie are officially married.

Drive my car: Paul McCartney takes James Corden on emotional return to his home town.

"We'll just have to see how much spark those young ones have got," the couple say.