Former One Direction star, Zayn Malik, has landed an executive producer job for a new Hollywood drama about being in a boyband, which is being produced by the creators of US comedy Entourage.

Sophie Turner - who plays Sansa - died her hair and the Game of Thrones fan theories are running rampant.

Protesters say The Block NZ promotes property speculation at a time of housing crisis

Kanye West has backed out of Carpool Karaoke twice, but James Corden says "he'll do it eventually".

COMMENT: In two months of episodes of The Bachelorette, contestants have completed all sorts of challenges to prove their love (or at least interest) in 'Bachelorette' Jojo Fletcher. But married life isn't all hot tubs and helicopter rides.

The world's biggest fund manager has boosted its stake in Sky TV in a move a local analyst says is an example of the global forces

Comedian Jimmy Fallon, host of NBC's The Tonight Show, will host the Golden Globes for the first time in January 2017.

COMMENT: The sisters' honesty and openness helps set Kitchen Diplomacy apart from the countless other travel and cooking shows on television.

Casey Bloys hinted that Thrones would have a spin off. But just what kind of spin-off would work best? We've put together some ideas together.

Turns out the girl who plays Eleven in Stranger Things can also sing, and she has her own YouTube channel.

The Simpsons have taken on Trump again in a hilarious new clip which asks who you'd rather vote for: Clinton or Trump?

Even the mother of Kiwi comic Bret McKenzie doesn't know what he and the Late Late Show star James Corden are cooking up.

A group of Kiwi movers and shakers will undertake a review of New Zealand public broadcasting in the wake of Campbell Live's axing.

25-year-old LA-based actor said the death of his father, Graeme, last November had led to a period of emotional turmoil.

Worksafe NZ will be meeting with producers of TV show The Block over adherence to basic health and safety rules following complaints from viewers.

A man claiming to be Dove Love's brother says his sister didn't want to get married, but Gloriavale's "cult" leaders made her.

Ali Wong has been lauded as the next big thing in comedy, says Jessica Goldstein.

Former Shortland Street star KJ Apa has been compared to Tom Cruise during his first public appearance for new American series Riverdale.

Miriama Smith is looking forward to helping Cupid, writes Elisabeth Easther.

The Lion Man is facing a raft of cruelty allegations after being accused of separating a baby giraffe from its mother just hours after it was born.

We were really excited to kick off our adventures in South Korea, a country we have always felt a special connection to because we grew up competing in Tae Kwan Do. (

Nigel Latta believes it'll take decades for New Zealand to dig itself out of a housing crisis driven partly by opportunistic property speculators.

As their new TV show launches tonight Karena and Kasey Bird tell how careers as an auditor and accountant went off the rails in the best way possible.

Kiwi comic Bret McKenzie is teaming up with The Late Late Show star James Corden - but mystery shrouds the pair's new project.

In the lead up to the Rio games, NZ On Screen's Nicky Harrop selects some classic TV and film on our most legendary Olympians.

Netflix's new show Stranger Things might just be the best series of 2016.

She doesn't remember the night she nearly died, but 18 months after the broadcaster's brain surgery, Kim Knight finds Susan Wood in buoyant form.

Tape Face has made it to the America's Got Talent semi-finals, but it looks like he might be losing some of his appeal.

John Oliver got a little hot under the collar explaining why he loves Gilmore Girls' Loralai so much.

Siblings, wives, talent, height, weight, eyebrows - nothing was off limits in this brutal episode of James Corden's Drop The Mic.