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A sneak peek at Top End Bub, its stellar cast and Darwin location
Miranda Tapsell and Gwilym Lee return for the second instalment of a beloved Aussie film.
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Ted West to Bandit Heeler: These are the TV and movie dads we love
Relationship between father (or father figure) and child has lit up screens for decades.
Darth Vader's lightsaber sells for record $6.1m at auction
It's the only hero lightsaber from the original trilogy to be auctioned.
Former Bond girl welcomes first child at 47 after infertility battle
Caterina Murino announced her son's birth on Instagram.
Orlando Bloom speaks about split from Katy Perry
They share a daughter, Daisy Dove, and plan to focus on co-parenting.
The Thursday Murder Club members get down to business
New York Times: The star-studded cast on first-day jitters and their love of Home Alone.
NZ on Air-Film Commission merger plan scrapped; 'My phone blew up': Scammers target McRoberts
RNZ plans to ditch youth brand; Sunday TV ad ban latest; A new Spinoff editor.
Margot Robbie's Wuthering Heights trailer sparks 'soft porn' backlash
Fans say the film strays too far from Emily Bronte's 1847 novel.
Wētā FX reveals $59m loss amid job cuts
Despite an increase in revenue, the company has lowered its forecast profits.
Kathryn Bigelow's new film calls for nuclear disarmament
'A House of Dynamite' premiered at the Venice Film Festival to rave reviews.
'Don't ever tell me what to do': Jacob Elordi's tense moment at festival
Despite tension, Elordi was described as 'so nice' by fans on TikTok.
Jacob Elordi's viral exchange at Venice Film Festival sparks debate
A video shows Elordi telling staff, 'Don't ever tell me what to do.'
Julia Roberts steals Venice spotlight with wit and zingers
Julia Roberts dazzled at the Venice Film Festival with witty remarks.
'Heathers the Musical' set to thrill fans in NZ next year
The show will play in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch.
Remembering John Barnett: NZ’s own legend of the screen
The TV and movie veteran was described as a maker of pictures that come from the heart.
Noah Centineo unveils dramatic transformation with new look and physique
The Netflix romantic comedy star debuted long blond hair on Instagram on Monday.
Unsealed texts: 'Untraceable' PR plan amid Baldoni-Lively feud
More than 60 exhibits implicate Baldoni, Jamey Heath, and Wayfarer Studios.
From Whale Rider to Shorty: The best of John Barnett
Barnett, who has died aged 80, was a stalwart of the film and TV industry.
Legendary Kiwi film producer behind Footrot Flats, Whale Rider dies
He was a producer or executive producer on four of the country's 10 top grossing films.
Helen Mirren: Condescension towards elders is insulting
She urges people to embrace ageing, highlighting its many positives.
Why we’re still obsessed with Lindsay Lohan
Lohan's big-screen return is a testament to her resilience, and a redemption story for us.
'I feel exposed': KJ Apa on using his NZ accent for the first time in 10 years
He's taken Hollywood by storm, but thinking of home still brings him to tears.
Liam Neeson’s newest skill: Making you giggle
New York Times: The 73-year-old reboots his career by venturing into slapstick comedy.
75 years after its screen debut, what Sunset Blvd. says about stardom
Sunset Blvd. was the first movie to admit that stars get old.
Sharon Stone still refuses to behave for Hollywood
Decades after Basic Instinct, the actress is as daring as ever - and not just on film.
'Highest 2 Lowest': Spike Lee and Denzel Washington reunite in NYC thriller
Spike Lee's 'Highest 2 Lowest' reimagines Akira Kurosawa's 'High and Low'.
Trailer: The Map That Leads To You
KJ Apa stars in Prime Video's new romantic drama. Video / Prime Video
The 100 best movies of the 21st century
New York Times: As voted for by over 500 influential directors, actors and notable names.
Vista Group's revenue hits $77m as it signs on two new cinema chains
Vista added Odeon Cinemas and Village Cinemas as new clients during the first half.
The chilling brilliance of Weapons and its unforgettable moments
Weapons unfolds in chapters, each from a different character's view.