ENTERTAINMENT

Popular talk show host Ellen DeGeneres is starting her own record label where she plans to find and sign up new artists, like a certain 12-year-old singing sensation who recently appeared on her show.

A woman came forward to take claims on the fortune of the late billionaire Richard Pratt.

British model Rosie Huntington-Whiteley is the new leading lady in the third installment of the 'Transformers'.

Australian model Lara Bingle leaves for New York to revive her career and rebuild her reputation.

Britney Spears has been consistently updating her Twitter that she is now the celebrity with the most number of followers on the website.

A wide selection of retro titles will soon be available for FIXPlay viewers.

With still eight weeks, reality TV food contest MasterChef seems to turn into a one-horse race.

Nick Mitzevich, from the University of Queensland Art Museum, is the new director of the Art Gallery of South Australia.

ABC managing director Mark Scott has denied allegations that ABC's 24-hour news channel will be laying off employees in its rural and regional coverage in order to save up for the expenses in its new operation.

Slipknot bassist Paul Gray was found dead on Monday at a hotel. The circumstances of his death are unclear.

Miranda Kerr's man should treat her like a goddess, stay healthy and know when to buy her lace underwear.

Roger Rasheed, former coach of Lleyton Hewitt, doesn't believe that having a third child would affect Hewitt's performance on the court.

The Cannes Independent Film Festival concluded on Saturday (May 22) with the announcement of the awards. The festival, which runs alongside but is completely independent of Festival de Cannes, features the best low-budget indie films.

Jennifer Lopez is back and is once again scrutinized by critics.

Justin Bieber bumped his head on the revolving door. Incidentally, someone was filming him when it happened.

The 2010 Perth Fashion Festival acclaimed Perth photographer Russell James as its first international ambassador.

The Museum of Modern Art in Paris was robbed. Five paintings, worth at least $100 million and included works by Picasso and Matisse, were stolen Thursday.

The Strokes and Mumford & Sons will head to Nullarbor for a big gig called On the Bright Side which will be held at the Esplanade on July 24.

The new Alliance Francaise centre opened at West End Friday night, moving to larger premises from the city. It is a venue that caters a French gallery, cinema, patisserie, library and teaching space.

Ian Kenny must be proud to be the frontman of two very popular bands - Birds of Tokyo and Karnivool.

A pier site at Walsh Bay in central Sydney will soon be acquired by the NSW government. Construction will follow, converting the place into a performing arts and cultural precinct.

Simon Monjack, the widower of Brittany Murphy who unexpectedly died last year at age 32, was found dead at his Los Angeles home on Sunday.

Internet giant Google will launch a new television platform where viewers can browse online content while still being able to access traditional broadcast and cable fare.

Philip Vakos might not have made it very far on the 'MasterChef', but he says that his TV career has just started.

Actress Megan Fox says that she was not kicked out from "Transformers 3".

Blue Valentine, a movie which stars Ryan Gosling and Michelle Williams, has earned great reviews during the Cannes Festival. But aside from the movie, there is another reason why people talk about them; people want to know if they are together off-screen.

With an upcoming album and 21 years in the music industry, New Zealand band Shihad will perform two albums in full.

Not all films get remade. But the 1984 movie A Nightmare on Elm Street seems to be deserving of one.

The Archibald People's Choice Award was given to Sydney artist Craig Ruddy for his portrait of Warwick Thornton.