Arts

Netflix is cracking down on people sharing accounts to access its content for free.

It's begun rolling out the changes in Aotearoa, following a year-long trial overseas.

Lauren Crimp has more.
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The Grammy Awards were held on Monday and perhaps the most surprising moment of the night was Bonnie Raitt's win the Song of the Year category. Audio

For Bookmarks today we're joined by playwright, author and actor Geoffrey Clendon. He's had a long career in the performing arts world where he started life as an actor in the 1980s working with major… Audio

Photographer Constance McDonald has been a super fan of Leonard Cohen's since childhood. Recently she had the opportunity to visit his house in Hydra, Greece. Audio

Many of our listeners in Gisborne will remember the late artist Graeme Mudge, often spotted halfway up a step ladder, in a beret, painting one of his many murals around the city. Arts writer Mark… Audio

Author and art writer Megan Dunn joins Kim to share the work of Otepoti based artists Joe L'Estrange and Nick Austin. Audio, Gallery

Whanganui musician Anthonie Tonnon plays tracks from his award-winning third album Leave Love Out of This and covers a smooth '80s ballad. After Covid-related delays, he and his band are touring… Video, Audio

Quentin Tarantino’s first non-fiction book is a slice of cinematic history in the director’s own inimitable voice, reports Dan Slevin.

Slavic and Balkan culture and music is set to be celebrated in Wellington in the first ever pan-Slavic event that unites people of Eastern Europe and the Balkans. SlavFest Educational Charitable… Audio

Auckland's flooding has not only affected houses, businesses and schools but it also struck the Aotea Centre which had to find a new venue for it's immersive exhibition Renaissance: The Age of Genius… Audio

There's a new show hitting our screens this Sunday. Set in Wellington, the comedy-drama follows a group of 20-somethings navigating city life, and taha Māori (Māori identity). It's written by Dana… Audio

In 2015 an estimated 1.3 million refugees poured into Europe, many of them from war-torn Syria. It inspired Crystal Pite to tell their story in her own way - by creating a contemporary ballet for them… Audio

At 48th-equal in the latest Sight & Sound 50 Greatest Films list, Wanda is the first bolter, says Dan Slevin. Video

Robyn Malcolm's screen portrayal of crime-matriarch-gone-straight(ish) Cheryl West in Outrageous Fortune made her a household name but her repertoire extends far beyond West Auckland. It's been a busy… Audio