COMMENT: The story of the battle of Helen Mirren's boobs began way back in 1975, when Michael Parkinson interviewed the then young actress on his TV show.

"I was working six days a week, which is really seven. If a radio interview fell over on Saturday you'd have to find something else."

Did the hockey star and future Mrs McCaw say yes to the dress?

Trinny Woodall has spoken of her "overwhelming relief" after she was told she does not have to repay the £285k in debts her ex-husband owed when he died.

NZ On Screen's Nicky Harrop reflects on Sir David Attenborough and his influence in capturing nature on screen in New Zealand.

In the latest episode of her talk show, Anika Moa got into an argument with Siri about her celebrity status.

Should we go to Mars? A new docu-drama makes a "mind-blowing" case to answer with a yes, writes Calum Henderson.

Shavaughn Ruakere resorted to singing an Adele song when a live cross went horribly wrong.

The first trailer for a new television adaptation of The Wizard of Oz will shock those expecting it to be like the movie.

CNN host Brooke Baldwin was so stunned she couldn't contain her emotion after a guest used the N-word live on air.

Prince Harry's new girlfriend, Meghan Markle, has penned a revealing letter for Elle magazine about the conflicting elements in her life.

Pitch-perfect TV is rare but The Fall and Quarry come close

Oy with the poodles already: At the end of a dark year, Gilmore Girls' light-hearted warmth is exactly what we need.

First Ellen got denied entry to the White House and then when she got in she ended up crying hysterically.

It's hard to imagine, but turns out there was one thing about the Friends series that none of the cast liked.

DeGeneres was invited to the White House to receive an award but when she arrived she wasn't allowed in.

Getting bored with Netflix? How about Napflix instead? Or Brown Sugar? These are some of Netflix's weirdest rivals.

Each episode creates the impression that we're witnessing secret, stolen moments from the lives of the creatures on screen.

Pippa Wetzell says her new Fair Go co-host is making her feel "very relaxed" and "quite safe".

Former contestants on the reality show say they were held for hours without breaks, food or water and emotionally manipulated on set.

Simon Cowell literally interrupted the X Factor to demand his close-up be shown on the big screen. #DivaAlert

The Fair Go reporter had to make do with phone calls during labour while filming Survivor NZ overseas.

Fans of new programme Planet Earth II were left disappointed after it emerged the BBC had recycled scenes that had been used in the series 10 years ago.

She was one of the biggest stars of the 1980s but for a number of years Duvall has struggled with mental illness - made beyond clear in her interview with Dr. Phil.

Good news for those fans who just can't wait another week for the Netflix release of Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life.

Kylie Jenner has posted topless photos to mark her boyfriend's birthday, calling him "irreplaceable".

Kiwi TV show Terry Teo will finally get a network screening in New Zealand - as producers are in talks to have it remade in the United States.

It was clear from the very beginning of The Grand Tour that the petrolhead prima donnas had indeed retained their grumpy-bloke charm.

COMMENT: The implications for NZ on Air are stark. They simply cannot keep funding programming if the audience is no longer watching it.

In advance of next week's Crowded House reunion shows in Sydney, Nicky Harrop traces the many musical branches of the Finn family tree.