I don’t think I’m going to venture into rap,” decides Neil Finn in between sips of a takeaway coffee. “DLT tried to convince me once.studio and he said, ‘Come on man, you’ve just got to sound like you’re telling a child off.’ And when you hear rapping, that kind of makes sense.
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Lilley’s back and he’s brought Ja’mie
Chris Lilley has gone too far.
BDO back and better than ever
Big Day Out is back and better than ever.
Sun set to shine on Big Day Out
Big Day Out festivalgoers should not let morning showers dampen their enthusiasm because the sun will shine on the festival’s return to Auckland when the party really gets going in the afternoon. The country’s biggest music festival will be held at Western Springs Stadium for the first time tomorrow, after a one-year hiatus due to poor ticket sales in 2012, and Auckland should turn on some pretty typical weather
Big Day Out venue takes shape
Big Day Out organisers are billing a sell-out festival, talking down schedule clashes and talking up their new venue ahead of Friday’s revival event. The country’s biggest concert will be held at Western Springs Stadium in Auckland after a one-year hiatus due to poor ticket sales in 2012.
Lorde refuses fan-group ‘disciples’
So Lorde doesn’t want her fans calling themselves disciples. Well, good luck with that
Why critics can’t come to terms with Dunham’s nudity
A new season of GIRLS is upon us, which means we’re due for endless conversations about
Win a VIP experience at the Classic Hits Winery Tour
The Classic Hits Winery Tour, the largest tour in New Zealand, is about to kick off in Hamilton on 31. January
Indie trio Yo La Tengo
OPINION: Comatose, kaput, absolutely buggered. I picture Ira Kaplan shambling around his New Jersey home like a zombie, eyes red-raw and itchy under his mop of brown curls, brain befuddled, the dull throb of jet engine hum still buzzing in his ears, his luggage still where he dropped it just inside the front door
Jolie co-star catches up with NZ roots
A starlet with Kiwi roots has been spending her summer in the Taranaki. Maltese actress Marama Corlett enjoyed turkey and a traditional barbecue on Christmas Day in New Plymouth, where her dad was born and raised