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Although known for being Elvis's wife, Priscilla is very much centre-stage in this biopic.

The pop star shed a tear during her Melbourne show for a very touching reason.

REVIEW: Thoroughly entertaining second show in a trilogy.

Audaciously self-aware, mischievously funny and emotionally complex.

One of the joys was seeing young opera performers supporting professionals.

When the 60-person orchestra started to wind down, something unforeseeable happened.

A light directorial touch allows the story of Jon Batiste to flourish.

OPINION: Sofia Vergara comes out guns blazing in grizzly crime-bio.

David Nicholls' novel has been skilfully turned into an easily digestible drama.

Laneway brought the sun this year - along with a setlist that was unmatched.

Reviewers Greg Bruce and Zanna Gillespie pick the best and worst of the awards season.

This gritty, graphic dramedy shows a real-world crime boss of a different kind.

The action-romcom returns with a heavy focus on the romance.

The actor says he is sensitive to criticism and worries about what people think.

This subtitled French film follows the quiet drama in a group of old friends.

The compelling tale of expatriates living in Hong Kong is 'the stuff of nightmares'.

A surprise guest appearance had Auckland fans losing their minds.

This John le Carre documentary looks at the real man behind the thrilling spy tales.

A sneak peek at the hard rock glory awaiting Foo fans in the upcoming NZ tour.

12 years after leaving cinemas Seth MacFarlane’s Ted returns in a new series.

A young woman with an infant’s brain cuts a swath through Europe in a madcap creation.

The show hasn’t been this spectacularly spooky since its triumphant first season.

Grace Robinson speaks about her collection of sex toys and gives her views on which are best. Video / Michael Craig

REVIEW: It's not a festival until someone brings out a surprise performer.

Where most are met with a deafening 'encore', Charlie Puth heard radio silence.

Titled Armageddon, it’s the equivalent of being trapped by your boomer uncle at Xmas.

REVIEW: Sequel to 2018's poor original Aquaman looks hideous and sounds ridiculous.

Michael Fassbender coaches a hopeless football team - but Waititi is the biggest loser.

REVIEW: Auckland Choral’s annual performance of Handel's Messiah.