Hey Tomai Ihaia, you have good hair
The actor and teacher has learned to love her hair in its unaltered state.
Dua Asim hikes for her 15-year-old self
“I don’t want to be recognised as ‘the face’ of Muslim women hikers, but I am a face and that helps.”
Artist Jess Johnson on her last cry, dance, and drunken adventure
The artist known as Flesh Dozer shares an insight into her daily life in Roswell, New Mexico.
Joy Ride is the antidote to your bad winter mood
It’s bawdy, it’s raunchy and it’s funny AF. Come to our preview screening!
We can’t gatekeep Muna anymore
The Californian trio are your favourite band's favourite band, and for good reason.
Hey Reshma, you have good hair
Like her music, the bold singer's tresses speak volumes about who she is.
A round of applause for the unsung heroes of the NZ music industry
'There's no such thing as an 'artist', only an ecosystem.' These are some of the people behind the scenes keeping our local scene humming.
The beautiful darkness and light of Weyes Blood
"What is it that I really want to say that would be honest and vulnerable, but also not embarrassingly trite?"
Songwriting is still Bic Runga’s best friend
The icon on 20 years of her album Beautiful Collision, what’s changed in the local music industry, and what still needs to be done.
Hands off my deck: Aotearoa’s DJ queens on the dos and don’ts of the club
“If you're catcalling or harassing DJ’s on stage, it’s not cute, we don't like it, please escort yourself out.”
Chaotic, camp and glamorous: Johanna Cosgrove's on-stage style
"I've never been casual in my life," says the comedian of her performance wear.
Celebrating the future, and style, of Aotearoa’s next art superstars
The Arts Foundation revealed this year’s group of incredible Springboard recipients - here's who was there, and what they wore...
