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How the WD_BLACK SN850P Wants to Solve PS5 Storage Woes

We try to give our PS5 Pro a serious boost with the WD_BLACK SN850P, check out 'Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition' and more.

Can LG’s Latest Audio Offerings Boost Your Tech and Gaming Setup?

Hands-on with two of LG's recent arrivals, the Tone Free T90S earbuds and XBOOM XG2LG portable speaker.

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The Micro-Escape Era: How Wellness Retreats Became the New Weekend Bender

Wellness retreats are replacing the traditional weekend party as Australians prioritize self-care and relaxation.

Nintendo Sound Clock: Alarmo Is Quirky, Charming and Fun

Should you have a Nintendo Sound Clock: Alarmo by your bedside.

‘Assassin’s Creed Shadows’ Finally Gives Fans What They Want

'Assassin's Creed Shadows' finally sends gamers to Japan, but is it any good.

Cut Copy Are Doing Us a ‘Solid’

"I hope in some small way it gives other people a little nudge forward in the direction of their dreams", says Dan Whitford.

Alice Cooper Announces First Album With Original Bandmates in 51 Years

The surviving members of Alice Cooper have come together to record their first new album in 51 years.

MACEY Is Still Trying to Find Himself as an Artist. But He Likes It That Way

Auckland-based singer-songwriter MACEY has struck a chord with listeners through his honest storytelling.

Montell2099 Has Some of the Most Epic Live Sets in Electronic Music

Auckland-based producer Montell2099 was the first New Zealand artist booked to play the iconic Tomorrowland festival.

PARK RD Already Have Fans Following Them to Every Show

Auckland’s PARK RD are carving their own path in pop-rock with festival-ready anthems and raw, heartfelt songwriting.

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George Clooney and Patti LuPone Get Honest About Broadway Pay, Surviving the Trump Era and Elon Musk: ‘Isn’t He Destroying the Government?’

George Clooney and Patti LuPone break down their Broadway shows and criticize Donald Trump and Elon Musk.

Sophie Nyweide, Young Actor in ‘Noah,’ ‘Mammoth’ and ‘An Invisible Sign,’ Dies at 24

Sophie Nyweide, a young actor who appeared in films like 'Noah,' 'An Invisible Sign' and more, died on April 14.

‘Holes’ Disney+ Pilot Sets Main Cast, Including Greg Kinnear, Aidy Bryant, Shay Rudolph

Disney+ has set the main cast for the pilot of the 'Holes' TV series adaptation, Variety has learned.

Ryan Coogler Reacts to ‘Sinners’ Box Office Victory in Thank You Letter to Fans: ‘Your Response to the Film Has Re-Invigorated Me’

'Sinners' director Ryan Coogler thanked fans making the WB movie No.

‘Conclave’ Viewership Soars After Pope Francis’ Death, Up 283% to Nearly 7 Million Minutes Watched

The death of Pope Francis has resulted in an increase in views of the movie 'Conclave,' which centers on the selection of a new Pope.

Cut Copy Share ‘Solid’, First Cut from Sixth Studio Album

"I hope in some small way it gives other people a little nudge forward in the direction of their dreams", says frontman Dan Whitford.

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State Champs’ Ryan Scott Graham Recalls His Wildest Aussie Tour Memories: Kangaroo Pies, Cliff Jumps & Arena Chaos

From kangaroo pie in the Outback to cliff diving in Wollongong, Ryan Scott Graham shares his favourite Aussie tour memories.

Divide and Dissolve Drop Monumental New Album, Lock In East Coast Tour Dates

Divide and Dissolve unleash their powerful new album 'Insatiable', announce dates for VIVID Live, Dark Mofo, and headline shows in June.

Bluesfest 2025 Was ‘Third-Biggest Event’ In Its History

Organisers are celebrating attendance of 109,000 -- well up from about 65,000 last year -- and planning an "encore" edition in 2026.

Beddy Rays Are Back with ‘Do What Ya Wanna’ and a National Tour

The Brisbane band’s second album is out now, with a national tour kicking off to celebrate later this year.

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