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Darby Stanchfield describes working on Scandal as ”one of those life-changing experiences”. Chatting at a recent cocktail party at the Television Critics Association Conference in Pasadena, the 42-year-old Alaskan-born actress says she is loving playing crisis management investigator Abby Whelan on the hit US political drama
MUSIC REVIEW: Frente Cumbiero James Cabaret, March 14 Sad to say but politics have always played a huge part in the music of South America, be it the suppression for many years of Tango by the ruling party in Argentina or Nueva Cancion in Chile as a voice against the rightist governments. But as South America flexes its political arm by way of natural resources such as gas and oil, the West has started to listen
HANNAH ARENDT (M) 113 mins “Israel seizes Nazi chief “, screams The New York Times of May 24, 1960.
George Clooney likes to wear his heart on his sleeve.
American writer/comedian Mindy Kaling, whose credits include the US adaptation of
It would be a great accomplishment to have just one show in the New Zealand Festival but this year choreographer and theatre artist Lemi Ponifasio has had the task of preparing two – Stones in Her Mouth, opening tonight, and The Crimson House. In 1995 Ponifasio founded the company MAU in Auckland where he is based, a group of dancers and artists from New Zealand and the Pacific Islands.
An angry-looking Indonesian justice minister has indicated he may revoke Schapelle Corby’s parole after watching the Seven Network’s documentary about her release.
What an incredible week it has been in festival world. It is so wonderful to finally be able to see the ideas and experiences that have been sitting in my head come to life.
Television New Zealand has apologised for a Breakfast stunt after discovering two of their staff had made up abusive messages to them that were read on air. The programme two days ago had eight staff read out messages of abuse in the wake of the weekend death in Sydney of television presenter Charlotte Dawson
Television New Zealand has apologised for a Breakfast stunt after discovering two of their staff had made up abusive messages to them that were read on air. The programme two days ago had eight staff read out messages of abuse in the wake of the weekend death in Sydney of television presenter Charlotte Dawson.