It is impossible to watch everything on television but Te Radar will be giving it his best shot in his latest show Best Bits. “It is a television show about television,” says Te Radar
Te Radar shows his Best Bits
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Hollywood shocked by Glee star’s death
The death of Glee star Cory Monteith
Royal prank DJ sues radio station
One of the Australian “royal prank” DJs is suing her radio station for failing to provide a safe workplace over the hoax last year that lead to a woman’s death. Mel Greig – who has been off the air since British nurse Jacintha Saldanha killed herself in December – has filed a claim against 2Day FM.
Legendary Thingee set for return
New Zealand media puppet darling Thingee is set to make a comeback, with personality Jason Gunn confirming the pair had “caught up for a private meeting”. “We did have a bit of a private meeting, Thingee and I, which you have to because you can’t have a subtle meeting in a public place with him,” Gunn said.
Kim Kardashian’s daughter not named with ‘K’
Kim Kardashian has not given her new baby a name that begins with a ‘K’. The reality star and her rapper beau Kanye West welcomed a daughter last Saturday.
Piecing together Warhol history
One hundred people gathered together, jostled and bumped each other, and made some patchwork artwork today to launch Te Papa’s latest exhibition. The artwork – images of Sir Peter Jackson and TVNZ Seven Sharp presenter Alison Mau – were held up by 100 people who had been brought together by social media
Best album, best song for Chch duo
Christchurch musicians dominated the New Zealand Country Music Awards in Gore last night.
Stuff presents: Web series Woodville
Over the next six weeks Stuff will exclusively feature New Zealand online comedy series Woodville. Written by Emmy-nominated screen writer Christopher Brandon, directed by Georgiana Taylor,
More legendary TV moments
New Zealand on Screen has opened its treasure chest again to make sure TV’s legendary moments do not fade to black. The new collection canvases some of the tragic, scandalous, and brilliant moments that shaped New Zealand television
The Movie Is in the Mail
The world didn’t exactly shake when Betsy Daly stopped going to Blockbuster a year ago, but the movie-rental giant would be smart to ask itself whether this 33-year-old San Jose, Calif., mom represents the future. Daly now pays $15 a month to order her DVDs online