Laura Masia is an Entertainment Reporter at Now To Love NZ. She specializes in arts and entertainment, with a keen focus on pop culture and internet culture, exploring the intersections of theater and broader societal themes. Laura's work has been featured in Now To Love NZ and PEDESTRIAN.TV.
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"If I could have a mic full-time, I'd love it." After Australia's biggest radio duo Kyle Sandilands and Jackie “O” Henderson speculacularly
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Is your favourite Aussie star on the list? The nominations for Australian television's night of nights have been revealed, as anticipation builds for the 66th annual TV WEEK Logie Awards.
In a TV WEEK exclusive, Matty J opens up about joining Stan drama The Killings at Parrish Station and acting alongside Aussie screen icons.
By: Laura Masia
What is a thinfluencer? Dateline journalist Rhiona-Jade Armont opens up about the hidden dangers of wellness culture and online "thinfluencers."
By: Laura Masia, Scott Ellis
Grab your snacks, its time for TV!!! There's nothing like sitting down on the couch with a bunch of snacks, nowhere to be and a selection of new TV shows and movies ready to be binged.
By: Laura Masia, Helen Vnuk
"They were my kids," he tells TV WEEK. It has been over a decade since the Harry Potter film franchise wrapped, but Arthur Weasley actor Mark Williams still feels fiercely protective of his on-screen wizarding family
TV WEEK chatted to relationship expert Christine Rafe, and reality contestants Keeley Rankin and Tahnee Cook to find the surprising recipe for lasting reality TV relationships.
Laura Masia Award-winning actor Sam Neill has passed away, aged 78. The sad news was confirmed by his family on Monday afternoon in a statement on the New Zealand actor's Instagram account.
Legendary actor Sam Neill has died suddenly at 78. His family confirmed the news, noting he was cancer-free at the time. Read their full statement.
