Category Archives: Food

Cowabunga! In the latest trailer for The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles fans get a better look at the guys in green, Megan Fox faints and that alien debacle is all cleared up.

Our hearts were palpitating during the entire blood-curdling finale of

Hopefully Katy Perry won’t be the one who got away from New Zealand’s tourism industry. The California Gurl has asked Kiwis for some suggestions on what to do when she visits here in December – and has been getting them in droves, but although many seem to be from people with a bit of a stake in the matter.

Pop sensation Katy Perry will be visiting Rotorua to sample a hangi – if the town’s cultural tourism attraction has its way. Perry is bringing her Prismatic World Tour to Auckland in December and has asked New Zealanders to recommend some kiwi experiences for her to take in, especially somewhere she can enjoy ”food cooked in the ground.” For Te Puia marketing manager Eruera West, that means a stop in Rotorua.

OPINION: There are few certainties in life: Death, taxes and that Nigella Lawson cooking shows are likely to be pretty good. Even if you’re not into her pseudo-sexual presentation style, there’s no doubt Nigella knows her way around a kitchen and can explain in simple terms what you need to do to turn out some very good meals.

Abraham, the much-loved star of children’s book The Builder’s Cat, has died, aged 20.

As Dame Alison Holst hangs up her apron, could there be a bun in the oven for Khloe Kardashian After a 48-year career, New Zealand’s own celebrity chef has finally decided to step out of the limelight, the Woman’s Weekly reported. Described as “effortlessly elegant” which her hair now a “flattering shade of grey”, Holst tells of how she still gets recognised at the supermarket, with people showing her the food in their trolleys and asking what they should make.

Every year there are more festivals around Europe offering a range of music and activities, from tango to indie rock to folk with a Celtic flavor, and much more.

When author Robert Galbraith entered the crowded crime novel market last year, he was an instant hit with both readers and critics. Three months after private investigator Cormoran Strike – an army veteran and the illegitimate son of a rock star – made his debut in The Cuckoo’s Calling, Robert Galbraith was exposed as a pseudonym for Harry Potter author J.K.Rowling.