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Dreams of launching pirate radio in Auckland made a breakthrough once the station was able to be broadcast out on the water. “The key moment was getting a boat,” explains David Gapes, one of a group of men in their 20s who, in 1966, defied the New Zealand government and launched a pirate radio station in Auckland’s Hauraki Gulf.
It’s known as William Shakespeare’s most violent play, but even that wasn’t warning enough for theatregoers at London’s Globe Theatre, 100 of whom fainted or walked out, overcome by the gore during the latest run of
It’s known as William Shakespeare’s most violent play, but even that wasn’t warning enough for theatregoers at London’s Globe Theatre, 100 of whom fainted or walked out, overcome by the gore during the latest run of
Paris Hilton may have slipped under the radar for a while, but a rare interview with London’s Daily Telegraph has proved she’s still very much alive and little changed.
Paris Hilton may have slipped under the radar for a while, but a rare interview with London’s Daily Telegraph has proved she’s still very much alive and as blonde as ever.
Paris Hilton may have slipped under the radar for a while, but a rare interview with London’s Daily Telegraph has proved she’s still very much alive and as blonde as ever.
Blame Zach Braff. The Shins are warbling at Cucina inside the Four Seasons Hotel in Beverly Hills, a power lunch spot frequented by Hollywood’s most cold-blooded players.
REVIEW: With New Zealand Opera now without a prime sponsor, life is financially perilous, so it is no surprise that the operas for this year are box office gold.
CD review: Doctor Who – Antidote to Oblivion (Big Finish Productions) Sil returns to plague the Doctor.
When Toni Street was first approached to work on TV One’s ailing prime time show, Seven Sharp, she had her doubts.