TV

Emily Fryer and Sarah Mosley are so obsessed with the toy bricks, they've even made them into wearable accessories for themselves.

The global rise of a small subset of K-dramas is impacting the entire Korean TV landscape - and it's not all for the best.

Although Astrid Jorgensen's childhood hero Mel B was unsure about the act, the choir director says it has sparked the biggest response she's ever had.

The Guy Mont-Spelling Bee has earned the Kiwi comedian a nod at the prestigious Australian television awards.

Like other quirky TV shows that explore coercively controlling groups, Sirens leans into the "wackiness" of cult life.

Narrowing down to just 10 shows was no easy task, but hard decisions had to be made.

Do people "spoiling" your favourite shows need to stop, or do spoiler-phobes just need to get over it? We investigate.

Meet the Bay of Plenty possum-trapper who's just become the first Kiwi to take out a season of the hit survival show.

The broadcaster never thought she would take the one drug she was most afraid of, but she did so in the name of research.

Paul Henry reckons he is "quite similar" to the charismatic and well-loved host of the British version of the show, Bradley Walsh.

In Stories of Surrender, Bono appears solo on stage, sharing stories, jokes and songs that illuminate what life is like for the man behind the sunglasses.

Fans have been left 'heartbroken' and angry at the surprise Doctor Who finale.

The widespread marketing of junk food on social media is playing a role in teens' food choices, new research suggests.