British author Joanna Trollope, who is in Auckland next week, talks to Stephen Jewell about her new book and the trouble with raising boys.

I looked at the calendar the other day and was shocked to see that it's almost St Patrick's Day.

A London hairstylist at the top of his game is realistic about affordable hair care for women.

Gary Numan talks to Scott Kara about the happy accidents of his musical experiments and combining nostalgia with his new work.

George Michael has trashed tabloid reports that he has split from partner of 15 years, Kenny Goss.

Luckily Willie Mason is used to being the centre of attention.

I've always found ancient places of worship to be strangely moving. Probably it's because the dominant role of organised religion in bygone times meant the greatest talents of the age were harnessed to make these churches.

Kenny Goss has called time on their 15-year relationship.

The 45-year-old actor unveiled the etching on his wrist during his début hour-long radio show Sheen's Korner, in which he also denied claims he suffers from bi-polar disorder, proclaiming himself instead to be "bi-winning".

Think Fame plus Benny Hill and you get the gist of hit reality show Pineapple Dance Studios, writes Deborah Hill Cone.

A freezing London night didn't dampen the spirits of Kiwis with thoughts of home, writes Stephen Jewell

Kate Middleton has been elevated to the front rank of international celebrities.

Britain's happiest couples are married without children and less than five years into their relationship.

Nothing sums up The Phoenix Foundation's triumphant gig at legendary Soho venue the Borderline better than the punter who regularly shouts out 'Awesome bro!' at the end of every song, writes Stephen Jewell

New Zealanders in London have pulled together skills and contacts to put on a concert to raise money for the Christchurch relief fund.

Megan Singleton discovers beautiful cities in a whistlestop train journey.

Search teams in the Hotel Grand Chancellor, Forsyth Barr, CTV and PGC buildings are facing a variety of challenges in trying to secure the buildings.

Nick Evans is ready to answer an All Black World Cup emergency call - but he doesn't want to be an insurance policy.