Karl Puschmann is a Culture Editor at Stuff. He covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, theater, film, and competitive sports, with a keen focus on reviews of music, movies, and television. Karl's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Cigalah Group, NZ Marketing Magazine, and the New Zealand Herald.
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Karl Puschmann's coverage primarily revolves around entertainment, with a focus on music and movies. He often provides event coverage, expert commentary, reviews, profile features, and opinion editorials within the realm of entertainment news.
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By: Karl Puschmann
It took the band a fortnight to conquer the US – Beatles ‘64 takes you along for the ride.
REVIEW: As 2024 draws to a close we take a look back at the films we enjoyed the most.
By: Karl Puschmann
The Oscar-winning NZ screenwriter and producer on continuing LotR's legacy.
By: Karl Puschmann
Tasked with watching Richard Curtis' famous festive flick, Karl Puschmann considers whether it deserves all the criticism
Review: From Dartz to Crowded House, who moved his dial this year?
By: Karl Puschmann
The opening episodes of Netflix's long-anticipated second season of Squid Game flips the mirror towards the viewer.
By: Karl Puschmann
'Instagram’s vision, apparently, is to do away with pesky humans.'
OPINION Alex Kapranos is not afraid. But the frontman of Glaswegian indie-rockers Franz Ferdinand has had fear on his mind.
By: Karl Puschmann
OPINION Historically, Netflix has been the place to turn to for stand-up comedy specials.
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