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Carpenter, Bieber and Karol G to headline Coachella 2026
Young Thug also joins the lineup months after his release from prison.
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David Byrne to marry, reveals 42-track wedding playlist
The musician shared an instrumental playlist he made for the wedding.
'Something new': The beauty of Hawke's Bay's bridges, from the air
Ryan Jennings used drones to capture a different perspective of our roads and rivers.
Stolen WWII painting vanishes again from Nazi daughter's home
Portrait of a Lady by Giuseppe Ghislandi was looted from a Jewish art collector in 1940.
Three days, 25 different gardens: Festival for green thumbs arrives in Hawke's Bay
All proceeds from the first edition will go to Riding for the Disabled branches.
Nazi-looted art discovered after 80 years thanks to real estate ad
The Goudstikker family plans to reclaim the artwork.
Taylor Swift announces new album 'The Life of a Showgirl'
Taylor Swift announced her 12th album for pre pre-order on Tuesday.
Beloved Play School star and jazz pioneer dies at 89
She earned an Order of Australia Medal in 2004 for her contributions.
William Dart review: NZTrio's Fantastique concert showcases global musical journey
Psathas' 'Angelus' opened with a relentless, fiery toccata.
Trisha Paytas reveals name of third baby, after Malibu Barbie and Elvis
Naming her baby Aquaman keeps to the YouTuber's track record of unusual names.
Charli XCX marries The 1975 member in intimate wedding
The British singer's ceremony had only 20 guests at Hackney Town Hall.
All Blacks legend shares new health update after shock gym collapse
Keven Mealamu, 46, shares an update on his heart condition, Atrial Fibrillation.
'Confused the fruit': Visitor bites into $10.4m banana artwork
The artwork, called 'Comedian', was by Italian artist Maurizio Cattelan.
Auckland Philharmonia's Nightscapes enchants with Strauss and Schoenberg
REVIEW: Listeners were transported from a Viennese ballroom to a mysterious forest.
Here's what is new in travel this week
Tourtoises, french celebrations, Gold Coast artists, new stays, and a crocheted wharenui.
New sculpture for Tauranga: Artist chosen for bold six-figure CBD artwork
Paul Darragh's piece comes after 7m steel sculpture installed in Red Square last year.
William Dart review: Auckland Philharmonia's La Traviata impresses full house
The first party scene featured the NZ Opera Chorus mingling above the orchestra.
Ozzy Osbourne's final Black Sabbath gig draws thousands in Birmingham
He performed with his original bandmates for the first time in 20 years.
'Special ceiling': sun and moon art adorn new Auckland train station
'Representing the history of this area. This ridgeline was a kauri forest.' - Barry Potter
Watch: First look inside City Rail Link’s unique new Te Waihorotiu Station
'No other train station in the world will look like this,' says CRL CEO Patrick Brockie.
William Dart review: Auckland Philharmonia's Beethoven 5 captivates audiences
REVIEW: The concert was so popular, it was scheduled for two consecutive nights.
How a law graduate's art purchase could deliver $1m to Auckland Gallery
Australian philanthropist donates McCahon, Binney and Killeen art to fundraising auction.
UK sculptor claims NZ artwork copied his design, seeks recognition
"Spot the difference" - artists clash over clasped hand sculptures.
William Dart review: How Auckland Philharmonia captivated with Handel and Tippett
REVIEW: Handel's Water Music echoed its 1717 premiere with lively, rhythmic energy.
How long does it take to draw a picture of every pub in London?
New York Times: Artist Lydia Wood sketches every London pub amid closures and challenges.
Years ago, the Smithsonian rejected this Trump portrait. How about now?
The National Portrait Gallery rejected the painting for being 'too pro-Trump'.
Swift's win highlights importance of owning music rights
She bought her catalogue for over US$300 million, boosting her earnings.
'Painfully relevant': Debate over flag artwork prompts its removal by gallery
The art installation, by Diane Prince, invites people to walk on a New Zealand flag.
'Disgraceful act': Debate ignites over walk-on flag installation, protest begins
Nelson Deputy Mayor defends the art, citing its challenge to the status quo.
'More than disrespectful': Controversial artwork invites people to walk on NZ flag
It's not the first time the art installation has sparked outrage.