Anne Lu

“Supernatural” season 13 episode 13 has blessed fans not only with the arrival of Danneel Ackles’ Sister Jo but also with the return of one of the most beloved characters of all time.

The US state of Indiana is set to allow the commercial use of cannabidiol oil, a substance extracted from the Cannabis sativa plant.

The most anticipated new character in “Supernatural” won’t be a love interest for any of the cast members.

The US judge who gave Brock Turner a lenient sentence is now facing recall.

Poland will now be able to jail people accusing the country of Holocaust atrocities.

For those who want to stay at home in front of a television next week, here are a few romantic movies showing on Netflix Australia.

Liberal Senator Jim Molan found it “deeply offensive” that people thought his reposts from a far-right British group were racist.

Liberal councillor Christine Forster married long-time partner Virginia Flitcroft on Friday, and his brother was there to wish them a happy union.

According to reports, Sarah, Duchess of York, isn’t invited to the wedding of her nephew because the couple didn’t trust her not to sell them out.

“Supernatural” season 13 episode 12 has brought back a beloved witch and freed Castiel (Misha Collins).

Once the dust has settled, advocates see Sessions’ policy shift as a blessing in disguise for marijuana legalisation.

Jim Carrey has been cleared of wrongdoing in the death of Cathriona White, his girlfriend who apparently committed suicide in 2015.

A Melbourne wedding venue has been forced to pay a couple $13,000 for turning their dream wedding into a “complete disaster.”

Digital Arts Media Network has announced that Fundanna.com, a crowdfunding portal that DATI holds an interest in, has added four new cannabis startups.

Mark Salling has died of apparent suicide by hanging in Los Angeles. The former “Glee” actor, who pleaded guilty to possession of child pornography charges, was 35.

Kate Middleton’s hairstylist has revealed what the Duchess of Cambridge will use on her four-day trip to Sweden.

Hugh Hefner’s son is not a fan of Donald Trump.

Katie Quackenbush from Nashville, Tennessee, critically wounded 54-year-old Gerald Melton by shooting him twice and fleeing from the scene.

The New Zealand Labour Party has fired back at Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop for making “false claims” about the party.

Saudi Arabia is investigating a Snapchat video of a woman wearing short skirt in public. In the video, the woman, only known as “Khulood,” is shown walking around a historic fort in Ushayqir while wearing a miniskirt and a crop top, which break the Muslim nation’s strict dress code for women.

Foxtel’s “Game of Thrones” streaming did not go well on Monday, and it is blaming HBO. The Australian pay TV company has apologised after its users were not able to watch the popular fantasy series due to technical errors.

Kate Middleton looked regal in Princess Diana’s tiara and Queen Elizabeth’s diamond necklace at the Spanish State Banquet on Thursday. However, there’s something missing. The Duchess of Cambridge was the only member of the royal family who was not wearing a sash.

The new “Doctor Who” is Jodie Whittaker. BBC announced Sunday that the “Broadchurch” actor is the Thirteenth Doctor and the first female Time Lord who will replace Twelfth Doctor Peter Capaldi in the upcoming season 11.

Facebook will resist Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull’s new laws that would require tech companies to provide authorities access to encrypted messages from suspected terrorists and other criminals. The PM announced the laws in Sydney on Friday, calling for social media giants’ cooperation in combating crimes.

Former “Doctor Who” star Christopher Eccleston appeared to have had set aside any ill feeling he allegedly had toward the show. The Ninth Doctor, who famously left the British series after one season, reportedly recorded a video message for departing showrunner Steven Moffat at the show’s wrap party.

Andy Murray lost Wimbledon 2017 but won praises from social media and his mum after he corrected a reporter who appeared to have overlooked the achievements of female tennis players. The 30-year-old world no. 1, who lost to American Sam Querrey in the quarter-final on Wednesday, did not let people forget women play the sport as well.

Kate Middleton’s sister and mother, Pippa and Carole Middleton, were reportedly banned from the Royal Box at the Wimbledon during Andy Murray’s match against Benoit Paire on Monday. The Duchess of Cambridge’s family were apparently relegated to standard seats after arriving too late, losing their prestigious place at the area reserved for royalty and other high-profile people.

Josh Frydenberg has rubbished reports that the Australian government would introduce a new carbon tax that would see the prices of some popular vehicles increase by $5,000. The Environment and Energy minister said on Wednesday that the report was “beat-up.”

Facebook users should not fear Jayden K Smith as there is no evidence that the account, if it even exists, means harm. Apparently, the hoax is the latest of online warnings about alleged hacker accounts, which were ultimately proved to be false.