Arts

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

Film and TV reviewer James Croot joins Kathryn to talk about The Whale starring Brendan Fraser, which is about to hit cinemas. He'll also talk about the successful jump The Last of Us appears to have… Audio

The Canterbury Museum will open a pop-up site in the Centre of Contemporary Art, Toi Moroki building while the museum buildings are closed for redevelopment over the next 5 years.

The new mini museum… Audio

Ticketmaster has apologised to Taylor Swift and her fans during a US Senate hearing.

Millions of fans were blocked from buying tickets to her tour in November last year when a bot attack overwhelmed… Audio

Ireland is celebrating a record-breaking sweep of fourteen Oscar nominations in this year's awards.

Martin McDonagh's dark comedy, The Banshees of Inisherin, was a clear favourite with nine nods… Audio

It was the end of an era when Hamilton's Founder's Theatre closed in 2016, and many were heartbroken when a bid to save it failed last year. Luckily there is some respite coming in the form of a new… Audio

Kiwiburn: the homegrown alternative festival Next week marks the start of the Kiwiburn Festival - the locally grown answer to the US Burning Man Festival held annually in the Nevada Desert. Organiser… Audio

The Sundance Film Festival kicked off in Utah yesterday Artist, filmaker and educator, Nova Paul is there. Her short film Haiwaiki was selected from over 10,000 entries... We caught up with Nova ahead… Audio

A new performance by a kiwi artist is asking audiences to lay bare their inner-most emotions and feelings Hamish Annan is an award winning interdisciplinary artist based in Auckland

He talks to Evie… Audio

Mixit is a project which has been operating since 2006 and aims to use the performance arts as a way of helping new Kiwis to gain confidence and feel more at home in Aotearoa New Zealand. Kaveisha… Audio

Our last Summer Times museum stop is the Horowhenua town of Foxton where a very unique centre links Maori, Dutch and pioneering history together. Incoroporating the landmark Dutch windmill, Te Awahou… Audio

Avatar: The Way of Water - a US$250 million sci-fi film largely made in New Zealand - is getting rave reviews and breaking box office records. This is exciting for the thousands of local people who… Video, Audio

We're in Northland today visiting Mangawhai Museum on our museum stop. The museum is full of stories and treasures centred around the beautiful Mangawhai Harbour. It's a new and modern museum with a… Audio

For more than 130 years National Geographic has been informing and educating people around the world with incredible stories and stunning photographs. This year a number of its photographers are… Audio

Imagine a CV with a list of skills which reading sword swallowing, knife-throwing, chainsaw juggling and fire-eating. Australian Chayne Hultgren aka The Space Cowboy holds 55 Guiness World Records for… Audio

Truffaut’s The 400 Blows might be the finest film about childhood of all time, according to Dan Slevin. Video