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The Oneill Twins - Make You Ill
Make You ILL - is our first ever Lyric Music Video.
This is the Track that has Debuted our NEW career in becoming Artists. Enjoy smile emoticon
Directed & Edited by: Cortney Stowers
Produced by: Vince Harder
Makeup & Hair by: Deelicious Makeup
Styled by: Mitchell Vincent
Dancers: Nathan Kara, Carlos Skipper, Johnny Puleanga
Special Thanks to:
Stan Walker
HMG
Abby-Lee Harder
Vince Harder
Would love to thank our team for being dedicated and passionate!
Was a pleasure to have you all on set for Make You ILL and we cannot wait for the next journey with you all. Exciting times! smile emoticon
Much love from The Oneill Twins.xxx
Celebrities rocking the All Blacks Jersey!
Check out these celebrities you may not have known were such huge All Blacks fans...
1. One thing this lady aint 'shakin off' is her AB jersey!
Taylor Swift
2. I mean, nobody's perfect... Ok, well you are now.
Jason Momoa
3. All Blacks? Fo shizzle ma nizzle
Snoop Lion
4. This guys headed in the right direction
Niall Horan
5. Can you smelllllllllllllll what The Rock is wearing?
Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson
6. Another keen expression of 'Thinking out loud' and proud!
Ed Sheeran
7. The jersey is even fit for royalty! Just dont wear it to one of your wild Parties Princey
Prince Harry
8. Oh lucky we did this shirt in a size XXXLong
Steven Adams
9. Fine. You can be an All Black then!
Jarryd Hayne
10. Doesnt get more thuggish than this!
Bone Thugs n Harmony
11. Lorde, always wears All Black.... Close enough sis
Lorde
12. Keeping himself warm with the right jersey in this 'Cole-World'
J Cole
13. In that jersey, we will let you entertain us anytime!
Robbie Williams
14.…more
The Katinas Live in Auckland
Samoan Uptown Funk
Not the Samoan 'Uptown Funk'
"What do you mean" Segway dance
Check out the skills of these talented dancers taking choreo to the next level....
Performing to 'What do you mean' by Justin Beiber on SEGWAYS! First we've seen, check it out!
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NZ Actor cast in Game of Thrones!
New Zealand actor Joe Naufahu confirmed as part of the cast in hit fantasy series Game of Thrones!
Best known for his roles on Go Girls and Spartacus: Vengeance, Tongan actor Naufahu will be joining the epic Emmy Award-Winning show for it's sixth season.
Deadline Hollywood reported Naufahu had been cast in a recurring role, and that further details are still under wraps.
Speculation is that he could be playing a part in the Dothraki plotline, the horse riding people in the popular television series.
Naufahu joins fellow kiwi Keisha Castle-Hughes who appeared last season as Obara Sand, and is expected to return next season.
Last year, Naufahu starred in the critically acclaimed feature film The Last Saint¸ the directorial debut of his brother, former Shortland Street actor Rene Naufahu.
Malie doko!!!
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Last Saint star Beulah Koale gets Best Actor nod at first foreign outing
One of our favourite Kiwi films from last year The Last Saint, an independently financed New Zealand Feature film. The Last Saint, which spawned those famous words uttered by actor Calvin Tuteao “Ponsonby’s gone to the dogs” has started rolling out in international territories with its star, Beulah Koale, winning a Best Actor award at its first festival.
The Last Saint received its international premiere at the Harlem International Film Festival in New York where Koale’s performance in the gritty story of Auckland’s underworld received the Best Actor accolade
Last Saint director, Rene Naufahu said, ”Beulah is one of the most courageous young men I’ve ever met- and he uses this courage to maximum effect in his performance of Minka.…more
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Victor Rodger: Let's get real on Diversity
We’re streets ahead of the rest of the world when it comes to diversity on screen and stage, writes the award-winning playwright Victor Rodger. But that’s not where it counts the most.
Diversity. It’s really just a euphemism that some cultural spin-doctor fabricated so people had an alternative to saying “not white”. That’s what people really mean when they use the term diversity. They’re talking about people who are not white, or not straight, or not in possession of a penis.