Anne Lu

Lorde isn’t a fan of “Game of Thrones.” The Kiwi singer loves watching television series while on tour, but said that the highly popular fantasy show isn’t one of her choices.

The Internet has killed Leonardo DiCaprio again. The “Wolf of Wall Street” star, who is definitely not dead, is the latest victim of the vicious death hoax reports online.

Kate Middleton is reportedly being pressured into cutting off her hair by the royal family, and Prince George might just be the one to finally convince her to do that. The Duchess of Cambridge’s hair may be envied by non-royals like us, but the blue bloods allegedly find it a nuisance.

“Supernatural” exec producer/writer Adam Glass incurred the wrath of the show’s fans after saying they were planning to replace Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki with other actors, a la “Doctor Who” format. Glass was only joking, of course, but some fans didn’t get that.

Foxtel is not pleased with the fact that Australians are the top illegal downloaders of “Game of Thrones,” particularly because it is the only provider of the series in the country.

Lorde has scored whopping 12 nods at the Billboard Music Awards. The Billboard Music Awards, which will be held on May 18 in Las Vegas, has released its complete list of nominees, and the 17-year-old Kiwi’s nods were matched in number only by the American alt-rock band Imagine Dragons.

Big Day Out co-promoter AJ Maddah has hit out at Blur’s Damon Albarn for claiming they pulled out of the festival because they were “disillusioned.” He claimed that real reason why the British rock band cancelled their BDO appearance was because they were having “fisticuffs” in South America.

Veet has pulled out the series of ads that were called “sexist” by disgruntled viewers. The hair removal brand’s newest campaign, “Don’t Risk Dudeness,” has outraged women around the world for implying women who have hairy legs and armpits can be mistaken for men.

Alex Perry has apologised for hiring model Cassi Van Der Dungen on his fashion show at the Australian Fashion Week. The Australian designer blamed it on “serious lack of judgment” on his part for letting a “very thin” model strut his runway on Monday.

“Ghostbusters 3” will happen, filmmaker Ivan Reitman vows. The producer and director of the first two “Ghostbusters” film has confirmed that a third is officially a go.

Jillian Michaels reportedly wants to quit “The Biggest Loser.” The physical trainer is said to be fed up by how the U.S. reality show is treating the contestants and how she is being portrayed as the bad guy.

Hair removal brand Veet’s newest campaign, “Don’t risk dudeness,” has sparked outrage for apparently being sexist.

Justin Bieber’s Beliebers don’t really care about his songs, Rob Lowe said. The Brat Pack star said he empathises with the young Canadian heartthrob because his fans don’t “give s*** about the music.”

The Royal Australian Navy (RAN) has sacked several navy soldiers after allegedly posting racist remarks on Facebook. The decision was a follow-up from media reports back in January, leading to an internal probe.

The Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia now allows fashion enthusiasts to buy the looks from the runway. Labels like Carla Zampatti, Talulah, and Kahlo are now available for purchase as they come down the runway by consumers around the world.

Sophie Turner was arrested for felony domestic violence after allegedly attacking her husband in March. The 29-year-old Australian model, not to be mistake with the same-named 18-year-old “Game of Thrones” star, was ordered to stay away from husband Gianmichele Gennari and their daughter

Schapelle Corby admitted to trafficking drugs into Bali three times before she was finally arrested, according to her former cellmate. Fellow Australian Renae Lawrence, one of the Bali Nine drug couriers, also added that Corby only “acted crazy” to get her sentence cut.

The Department of Immigration and Border Protection has been slammed for threatening a writer over her private Facebook post. Vanessa Powell was told by the department that photos that she posted on the social networking site to remove her “offensive remark.”

Rob Lowe laments being too pretty. The “Parks & Recreation” star revealed that being handsome isn’t all that.

Topless female Maori dancers will not cover up for Prince George. British media reports claimed that the Maori would be defying traditions and wear tops as reverence for the baby royal and his parents, Prince William and Kate Middleton, but New Zealand officials don’t even think that they take off their tops in the first place.

Prince George is facing the wrong way, according to Kiwi protesters. The future king, who is set to arrive in New Zealand with parents Prince William and Kate Middleton on Monday, is causing controversy when a picture of the car seat he will be using hit online.

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson is not dead; a report on the former wrestler’s demise was just a hoax, and the 41-year-old star is very much alive.

“How I Met Your Mother” is getting an alternate ending, but it’s not going to air on television. Co-creator Carter Bays revealed that they had two different endings planned, and the other unaired one will be featured in the DVD of the show.

Joe Jonas was once a teenage pop star like Justin Bieber, but he didn’t go down the same destructive path, well, not as destructive. The former Jonas Brother said that he had it easier than the younger Canadian tween heartthrob.

Lorde isn’t Sylvia Plath, but she’s proof that there are few limits to a person’s success. The Kiwi international singer rejects the comparison of her to the late American poet, saying that she’s not a genius.

A French comic is under fire for his “air sex” video clip. Rémi Gaillard is being slammed for apparently promoting rape culture after he uploaded a video of him emulating having sex with unsuspecting women.

Sir Peter Jackson has lent his private jet to help on the search for Malaysian Airlines flight MH370. “The Hobbit” filmmaker’s Gulfstream G650 is among the civilian aircraft searching for the missing plane.

“Game of Throne” fans now have a chance to smash King Joffrey to pieces in New Zealand. SKY TV New Zealand has built a statue of the most hated character on the show, which viewers can help destroy just by tweeting #bringdowntheking.

Is the release of the Sony Xperia Z2 is dependent on Michael Jackson’s upcoming posthumous album in Australia? The high-end Sony smartphone hasn’t a release date yet in the country, but Sony said it will throw in free copy of the late King of Pop’s “XSCAPE” album on the day of release, which is on May 14 in Down Under.