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Working in the dairy industry is hard work. It requires a huge amount of dedication to work before dawn every day in often harsh and difficult conditions. That hard work was once an investment New Zealand farmers made, as they earned their way to achieving one of the age-old dreams of this country—becoming a farm-owner.

Will Netflix become home to the festival films that used to just disappear?

It's too simplistic to suggest that the arts can solve the mental health crisis, but there's hope that more funding and more debate around the issues could help improve our wellbeing.

20 years later, it stands up as J Lo’s career high point, a Clooney reset, and one of the best Elmore Leonard adaptations we’ve got.

Creators reflect on big breaks, shitty editors, bankruptcies, drawing porn, and a T-Rex on the edge of space.

Shock has emerged as the signature emotional response to the organized confusion of the Trump era. The president is at war with the same agents of federal law enforcement investigating his old campaign. Just months after an alt-right rally in Charlottesville ended in death, emboldened white supremacists are littering college campuses with propaganda. And an immigration system that was already broken has been thrown into even more chaos by a White House bent on vindictive, nativist policies. All

In 2017 I made $60,000 in four and a half months. I managed to put 187,600 pine trees in the ground, which will become about 52.6 hectares of forest. That forest will be there for the next 25 years, until it's chopped down for timber and any remaining saplings are torched via flamethrower from a helicopter.

All mainstream Chinese press sings from the ruling CPC's hymn sheet, so its op-eds and editorials provide insights into how China views Brexit Britain.

Australian photographer Ashley Crowther reflects on a year living 37 miles from the 38th parallel.

Real-world Jedi have found a community and guiding (ahem) force in pop culture entertainment.

Steven Soderbergh didn't put his ‘retirement’ on pause for just any old movie.

There's a lot of Springfield-related creativity happening – it’s just that none of it is coming from the show’s creators. Rather, there are artists and publishers bringing their own imitable...

Tarique Qayumi had to shoot ‘Black Kite’ covertly to avoid attracting unwanted attention from the Taliban.

The fourth instalment does more to build on the ‘Alien’ mythos than any other sequel or prequel.

After a nine-month battle, ISIS was finally expelled from Mosul earlier this year, leaving devastation and destruction in its wake – homes lie in ruins and residents bear the physical and psychological scars of war. Teenagers have grown up knowing a life only of conflict.

Why not.

For all his commando skills, Frank Castle leans hard on a stable of supporting players to carry the show.

A new book goes deep on the physics of ‘Star Wars’—including one of the fandom’s most disputed controversies.

VICE asked the men barricaded inside the detention centre: What do you want to tell the people of Australia?

Netflix’s ‘The Punisher’ has more to live up to than you might think.

NBC’s first attempt at a live-action Archie was hilariously bad, but maybe a few plot points can be salvaged.

Netflix’s 'The Babysitter' is the latest addition to a new cycle of killer women.

30 years later, Oliver Stone’s douchebag monument is pretty spot-on about the mess we’re in.

The film suggests any comedy could benefit from a sadistic killing spree.

"I'm not trying to make him happy—I am trying to cure his depression!" As a radio psychiatrist, Frasier Crane may not always have the most therapeutic answers for his callers. But the main character of the sitcom of the same name is one of the most beloved TV psychologists regardless. How do we know? We gathered real mental health professionals and asked them what they thought about their favorite TV doppelgangers. "[Fraiser is] clever, witty, warm, ... philosophical, and pragmatic," said Cara

Sehabudin stands in his former home that was destroyed by an anti-Ahmadiyah mob. Syahidin has been attacked for his faith so many times that he keeps a record in a tattered notebook that lists each instance of hate, each time an angry mob rampaged through his village, and each time he watched helpless as his home went up in flames. Syahidin is a member of the Ahmadiyah Muslim faith, a sect of Islam that believes that Indian religious leader Mirza Ghulam Ahmad—not Prophet Muhammad—was Islam's f

There are real people behind the instruction manuals for your vibrator. We asked one about injuries, gendered pronouns, and hidden jokes.