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This week, we feature a touching coming-of-age animated film, as well as a superb book-to-film adaptation of a ...

The National Party's new selection process for aspiring politicians has been extended to include current elected MPs - and leader Christopher Luxon has bee

A jolly tribute show to ITV’s long-running drama was followed by a special anniversary episode sorely lacking in creativity

Sometimes people seem to have the most idyllic life, but their friends, families and colleagues may not always know about their underlying challenges.

I wish I could take you out... champagne and oysters. Sony Pictures Classics has debuted a second official trailer for the period romance Mothering

Effingham, IL-(Effingham Radio)- Sacred Heart School will present its annual Christmas program and band concer...

Love across the class divide in the aftermath of the Great War unexpectedly adds to the list of civilian casualties in Eva Husson’s artfully…

Andrew Little, Minister for Pike River re-entry, has repeated false statements that it is too dangerous to re-enter the mine workings to discover the precise cause of the 2010 explosion that killed 29 workers.

IVE always liked gothic horror as a genre, ever since being fascinated/petrified by a very old film of The Cat and the Canary as a child (my gran…

Bracken Moor - theatre review: Tricycle Theatre, London 23rd Jun 2013 12:10pm | By Louise Kingsley A down-to-earth confrontation between a worried foreman concerned about hefty job losses and wealthy Yorkshire pit owner Harold Pritchard who is determined to close the local mine evolves into a more domestic melodrama of unexplained happenings and ghostly interventions in Alexi Kaye Campbell’s slightly spooky new play, a co-production between Shared Experience and the Tricycle theatre. For a de...