Laura (Ngāti Māhanga) is a writer working on her first novel and a collection of poetry and short stories. She also writes a food blog, hungryandfrozen.com, and regular content for her Patreon patrons.
A new poem from poet and food writer Laura Vincent.
A new poem by Wellington writer Laura Vincent.
A War Story is one more attempt in a long line of art to make sense of 9/11 – this time from a uniquely Kiwi perspective.
Laura Vincent explores the pop cultural roots of Moira Rose, the narcissist soap opera actress and breakout character from the offbeat, beloved sitcom Schitt's Creek.
Laura Vincent reviews Golden Boy, an excellent new sitcom from Three that skewers small town New Zealand and the colourful characters who populate it.
You've watched all twelve episodes of Fleabag three times now – where to from here? Laura Vincent has your next obsession sorted.
Obscure Tony awards performances, Twin Peaks and choreography videos – Laura Vincent's YouTube Party of Five runs the full weird YouTube gamut.
Before The Joe Rogan Experience, Joe Rogan was an actor on a much-loved, little-seen show called NewsRadio. Laura Vincent looks back at the unproblematic hunk Rogan used to be.
Laura Vincent farewells Wellington's famous furry friend.
When asked if the killing of 50 people at an Orlando gay bar was motivated by homophobia John Key claimed that he "didn't know". Laura Vincent knows.
With more shows than anyone has time to watch, Laura Vincent searches for the rare TV couples that are worth looking up to.
Showrunners Darren Star and Ryan Murphy are behind some of the last quarter-century's most fun television. Laura Vincent looks back at two of their less-remembered teen shows.
Laura Vincent argues why her favourite soapy teen thriller Pretty Little Liars deserves just as much attention as HBO's Game of Thrones or The Wire.
