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Breaking Bad stars bring live show to Auckland (opens the original)
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Bryan Cranston (left) as Walter White and Aaron Paul as Jesse Pinkman in a scene from Breaking Bad. The stars of one of the most critically acclaimed TV shows of all time will hit New Zealand together for the first time next year for a single speaking engagement. Breaking Bad’s Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul, who play chemistry teacher-turned drug baron Walter White and meth cook Jesse Pinkman respectively, will present a 90-minute double act at the Te Paepae theatre in Auckland on January 28. Ti
He was on Che Fu's album cover as a baby. Now he's touring with him (opens the original)
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Che Fu (Ness) with his son Loxmyn at Auckland's Civic Theatre, where they will perform together in October. Photo / Dean Purcell Twenty-five years ago, Loxmyn McDonald-Ness peered wide-eyed over his dad Che Fu’s shoulder for a definitive NZ album cover. Now they’re hitting the road together. So, what’s it like joining the ‘family business’? It was when Loxmyn MacDonald-Ness’ harmonica rang out to thousands at Western Springs Stadium that Che Ness (aka Che Fu) first realised his eldest son had no
'I knew it was going to be popular': The man who made Jump Jam into a Kiwi institution (opens the original)
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Brett Fairweather, creator of Jump Jam, teaches a class of students at Hauraki School. Photo / Michael Craig It started with a funding cut and a dream. More than two decades later, Brett Fairweather’s Jump Jam aerobics has taught generations of tamariki to stay fit through a love of music. So, how has it stood the test of time? Some fondly remember it like it was yesterday, while others have tried to erase it from their minds. In pouring rain on the netball court, waving arms to the Cartoons’ 19
'This isn't coffee:' Baristas rate NZ's best (and worst) supermarket iced coffees (opens the original)
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More than 100 years ago, soldiers on an Algerian battlefield ran out of milk and mixed their coffee with cold water to beat the extreme heat. Today, at any Kiwi supermarket, you’ll find the modern version of this invention — the iced coffee — in various forms and flavours. But is there one product that stands above the rest? And does it get better the more you pay for it? We’ve brought back our two expert Auckland baristas, who previously rated the best and worst instant coffees, for a blind tas
Bruno Mars adds third Eden Park show, equals Coldplay’s record run (opens the original)
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Superstar singer Bruno Mars has officially equalled Eden Park’s record number of concerts after announcing a third Auckland date. The announcement of the March 16 gig comes just 24 hours after the Die with a Smile singer revealed a second show on March 14, with promoters citing “overwhelming fan demand” for his first March 13 date. Only British band Coldplay has played that many concerts at the historic venue, which has been allowed to host gigs since 2021. Presale tickets for the third show are
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