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Named after Kath & Kim's Magda Szubanski, Magda the duck died 'peacefully in her sleep'.

The sequel to 'The Devil Wears Prada' will be released next year, sparking fan excitement.

Seven seasons into the winning format, you might be wondering who's left to cast.

Simpler times: Remember Sunday nights in the 80s watching this show?

New York Times: How James Gunn's journey with DC reshaped Superman.

International Film Festival documentary follows kickboxers' transformative journey.

Tenzing has been filmed with South Island mountains as its backdrop.

Jason Momoa has shaved his beard for the first time in six years.

The world’s most famous spy will come back to the big screen after a prolonged absence.

The arts and culture calendar is overflowing with reasons to wrap up and enjoy the city.

Alison Brie and Dave Franco face commitment fears amid body horror and dark humour.

Director Gurinder Chadha aims to reunite some original cast members.

George Lucas previewed the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, expected to open in 2026.

The Netflix and Go Girls star has also taken up weightlifting.

New York Times: In her return to action, Uma Thurman is pitted against Charlize Theron.

New York Times: Streaming might be dominant, but some fans still insist on physical media.

All offences are alleged to have occurred in January 2023, relating to the same woman.

He's never visited before, despite the event being so deeply rooted in Star Wars.

25 years on from Cast Away, we look at the biggest films and TV shows filmed in Fiji.

To mark 25 years since Cast Away, the country's tourism organisation imagines what happened to Wilson the volleyball after he was lost at sea. Video / Tourism Fiji

Gellar made a surprise cameo in the new 'I Know What You Did Last Summer' too.

The pair have traded compliments in the build-up to the release of their new film.

Book aims for middle ground celebrating the "complex" star and "acknowledging his flaws".

'Aotearoa, I’m coming home baby', an excitable Momoa tells Jenni Mortimer.

Peter Winkelmann says the film industry is going through a 'massive radical shift'.

Tinā has cemented its place as one of New Zealand's most successful films to date.

Chief Lifestyle and Entertainment Reporter Jenni Mortimer gives an update on all things entertainment. Video / Herald Now

New York Times: The sunny Kiwi dancer-turned-actor returns in role as a deadly AI doll.

The site next to Wētā joins his portfolio worth hundreds of millions of dollars.