Diana Wichtel
Interview: Nigel Latta
Psychologist Nigel Latta is back on TV to dish out more advice that he cautions now one should follow. Preview »
TV review: The cringe factor
We're spoilt for choice when it comes to cringe, says Diana Wichtel, but the master is, as ever, Larry David. [more]
Great Expectations review
The new adaptation of Dickens's story can be very moving, writes Diana Wichtel. [more]
Packed to the Rafters and Offspring review
Television families have segued from "Aww!" to "Omigod!" writes Diana Wichtel. [more]
Michael C Hall interview
Actor Michael C Hall talks about his cancer treatment, losing his dad at age 11 and whether his serial-killing TV character is an avenging superhero or just evil personified. [more]
Dame Anne Salmond interview
Dame Anne Salmond, historian, anthropologist and author, walks in two worlds, and through her books has tried to bring greater understanding of the Maori experience and how it shapes us as New Zealanders. [more]
Lisa Hilton interview
The British author discusses her new book about Nancy Mitford’s flawed 30-year romance with a congenital... [more]
Treme and In Treatment on SoHo
Complexity rules in a series about a post-Katrina New Orleans. [more]
Welcome back Coro
With Gail Platt in the dock, Diana Wichtel is glad that Coro is back in primetime. [more]
Michael Corballis interview
In his new book, the Auckland psychologist is whimsically subversive about advertising, homeopathy, some orthodox medicine, and universities as money-generators. [more]
Coronation Street timeslot change absurd
With the removal of Cronation Street from its traditional time slot, TVNZ’s most loyal viewers are being treated like units to be delivered up to... [more]
Caitlin Moran interview
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Neo-feminist Caitlin Moran on why being clever, funny and honest is better than presenting a sexy shield. [more]