Otago Daily Times: Entertainment

Pop star Whitney Houston was found "underwater and apparently unconscious" when she was discovered in a Beverly Hills hotel room bathtub, police said today.

The Ides of March offers George Clooney an opportunity to meld his professional interests and his political ideals, writes John Horn, of the Los Angeles Times.

Adele is poised for a Grammy coronation, reports Greg Kot, of the Chicago Tribune.

Suburgatory looks at what happens when a worried father (Jeremy Sisto) moves his daughter (Jane Levy) to the suburbs to get her away from negative big-city influences.

Last year was a tough one for the new management team and staff at the Fortune Theatre, but this year they can start enjoying it, says Lara Macgregor, the theatre's artistic director. She tells Charmian Smith about the new programme and many other initiatives they are looking forward to.

Joe Karam has another book out on the Bain murders. And this time it's about guilt, not innocence, Mark Price reports.

Although, technically speaking, Lucille Ball, Desi Arnaz, Vivian Vance and William Frawley never left small screens thanks to 60 years of "I Love Lucy," in TV reruns, the gang is back for their first interactive adventure in "Retro World."