
NZ Herald Headlines | Friday, January 23, 2026
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Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
It is James Cameron's fourth movie to cross the US$1b global box office mark.
YouTube now holds the biggest share of US TV viewing time of any streamer.
The director spoke to the Herald ahead of the Avatar: Fire and Ash premiere in Wellington.
The director praised Austin Butler and named Black Hawk Down his top film.
Hours before the Gothams, Iran sentenced Jafar Panahi to one year in prison.
Women made up 71% of the audience, lifting the film’s strong opening turnout.
Since 2018, 12 non‑English films have earned best picture nods as Oscar tastes shift.
Paul Mescal and Jessie Buckley star as William Shakespeare and wife Agnes.
Dunst jokes: 'It's Keer-stun, yeah, but again, who cares?'
Oldman apologised to Moore for being unprofessional while filming.
New York Times: Flow is keeping our domesticated friends riveted.
The co-director of No Other Land was attacked in his home village.
It’s sand and deliver time all over again: 12 months ahead of schedule.
Dark comedy-drama Anora won five awards, including Best Picture, at this year's Oscars.
Shannen Doherty was among several famous faces left out of the tribute.
Conan O’Brien mocked streaming by introducing a 'building for movies' at the Oscars.
Review: Mikey Madison isn't just another pretty woman in Sean Baker's acclaimed flick.
Adrien Brody was awarded the gong for his performance in The Brutalist.
It was a night of shocks and surprises at the 97th Academy Awards.
Georgina Chapman is the ex-wife of convicted sex offender Harvey Weinstein.
Kiwis can stream the Academy Awards on Disney+ on March 3.
REVIEW: 'One of the most visually and sonically gorgeous movies of the year'.
He's the youngest best actor winner in SAG history, could an Academy Awards upset be next?
A look at the biggest controversies, New Zealand's chances, and who might win.
The Brits had their say on the year’s best films, and nothing makes any sense anymore.
Sean Baker's Anora has seemingly surged to the front of the Oscars pack.
Emilia Perez's fortunes have plummeted ever since offensive tweets from its star surfaced.
New York Times: This year’s Best Actress Oscar race is too close to call.
The Emilia Pérez star said she was 'deeply sorry to those I have caused pain'.