Anne Lu

Lady Gaga’s controversial song “Princess Die” was dropped from her new album. The ballad, which has been inspired by the late Princess Diana, was supposed to be included in her third studio LP “ARTPOP,” but record company bosses pressured her to drop it.

“Thor: The Dark World” is about Thor and Loki’s love story? That’s what it appears like if one has based the premise of the film on the fan-made movie poster a cinema in China has unknowingly put up. The photo shows the film’s stars Chris Hemsworth and Tom Hiddleston in a protective and loving embrace.

James Comstock only wanted to teach his teenage son a lesson when he called the cops on him for taking off with his truck. He never anticipated the cops killing him, though. The U.S. dad is devastated and outraged after the police shot 19-year-old Tyler Comstock on Monday during a car chase.

Peter Jackson has found the right person to give “The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug” a fitting closing song. British singer Ed Sheeran had to fly to Wellington to write and record a song, as well as learn to play a violin in just one day, for the highly anticipated film.

Justin Bieber’s private downtime has just become a public affair. The 19-year-old Canadian singer was filmed sleeping in a bed by a girl whom she reportedly partied with in Brazil.

Prince Harry has been the subject of raunchy jokes by two UK series, and both networks refused to apologise for being "tongue-in-cheek." Channel 4 and BBC programs have taken aim at the royal bachelor's playboy and party animal reputation, which critics say are inappropriate and degrading to the royal family.

David Guetta is "gross," according to rising star Lorde. The rising teen star from New Zealand didn't care if French DJ and music producer is a top player in the international music scene. There was just no way she'd collaborate with him.

“Big Brother Australia” season 10 grand winner is Tim! Garnering 36 per cent of public votes, Tim Dormer beat his fellow final three finalists Jade Albany Pietrantonio and Tahan Lew-Fatt, as well as 17 other housemates, on Wednesday’s final episode.

The Rachel Berry show in the works? “Glee” creator Ryan Murphy is said to be developing a spinoff from the U.S. musical dramedy show, which is set to have Lea Michele in the title billing.

“Big Brother Australia” host Sonia Kruger has an explanation why former intruder Justynn Harcourt wasn’t invited to the show’s finale on Wednesday night. Until now, viewers are clueless as to why the 33-year-old lumberjack/actor has been left out. The TV presenter has a simple answer:

In what appears to be just an urban legend meant to scare people, a British mother has found out that a seemingly harmless bunch of bananas she bought from a supermarket was infected with deadly spiders.

“Big Brother Australia” has named its final three. The Channel 9 reality show evicted two housemates from the famous house on Monday night, making way for the last three surviving housemates to battle it out for the final battle on Wednesday. So who were the two who almost went far but not quite?

Luigi Wewege insists that he has not been in a relationship with Bevan Chuang, the former mistress of Auckland mayor Len Brown. The political adviser to failed mayoral candidate John Palino is adamant that his only fault was to pass on information about the mayor's two-year affair.

Cleveland kidnapping victim Michelle Knight is about to tell her story. In the taped two-part episode of the U.S. talk show “Dr Phil,” Knight describes her horrible condition during her 11-year captivity in the hands of her tormentor Ariel Castro.

New Zealand Prime Minister John key has called the actions of the group Roast Busters "extremely disturbing and disgusting behaviour," while one of its alleged co-founder has posted his apology to their victims online.

Radio jocks Kyle Sandilands and Jackie Henderson are leaving their home station Southern Cross Austereo for a more lucrative contract at a rival station. The “Kyle and Jackie O’ radio partners have announced that they are ending their 10-year run on the station following a contract dispute.

“The X Factor Australia” finalist Jai Waetford might not have bagged the coveted title in the show, but he already has an international star for a fan. Justin Bieber has announced that he’s a fan of the 14-year-old Australian student, saying that he was really impressed by his talent.

Melanie Brown’s gig on Channel 10 has been blocked by her previous Australian network. The former Spice Girl, who was embroiled in a court battle against Channel 7 earlier in 2013, had no choice but to pull out of guest-hosting Ten’s “The Project” after Seven enforced a “cease and desist” order on Friday.

Australian model Robyn Lawley is not so keen about having a "thigh gap." In fact, the plus-sized model is condemning the burgeoning trend in the fashion industry, labelling it as unhealthy.

Yoko Ono is "thankful" that Paul McCartney has decided to let go of his grudge against her. John Lennon's widow said that it was good to hear praises from her husband's fellow Beatle after decades of resentment.

The New Zealand hot-air balloon crashed that killed 11 people on board in 2012 was piloted by a person who had cannabis in his system. The official report by the Transport Accident Investigation Commission showed that it was “highly likely” that pilot Lance Hopping smoked the drug before the flight.

A Christchurch woman suffering from cancer felt Air New Zealand belittled her condition after the airline refused her request to postpone her flight. Jackie McKenzie was apparently told by an airline rep that her request was denied because her reason was "only breast cancer."

Virgin America sure knows how to make people pay attention. The U.S. airline has released its new in-flight safety video that doubles as a fun and catchy music video, featuring former “American Idol” hopeful Todrick Hall.

Rihanna didn’t really like her Maori tattoo that she got in New Zealand earlier in October. The Grammy-winning songstress impressed her Kiwi fans when she had her new art inked the traditional way, with a mallet and a chisel. However, it appeared she was regretting the tattoo.

Russia’s Mark Zuckerberg thought it was funny that people scrambled to catch the money they threw out the window. Pavel Durov, founder of VKontakte, Russia’s biggest social network, said that the spectacle they created in 2012 when they threw paper planes made of money out the window was hilarious because it showed how “different” they were from those people.

Lorde has got a competition with a fellow Kiwi, who’s making waves online for his soulful rendition of “Royals.” Matt Horne has been covering hit songs on his YouTube page, but it’s his cover of Lorde’s chart-topper that has got him noticed by “American Idol” host Ryan Seacrest’s team.

A man allegedly converted their life savings of USD500,000 to gold and threw it in the trash to keep his soon-to-be ex-wife from getting it. Earl Ray Jones of Colorado Springs in the U.S. claimed that he’d rather have their money go to waste than give her wife of 25 years a single nickel of it.

Elijah Wood thinks it’s “humorous” that New Zealand has banned “Maniac.” The 32-year-old U.S. actor, who famously played Frodo Baggins in the “Lord of the Rings” trilogy, was baffled that the country that he has grown to love has rejected his psychological slasher film.

Tori Spelling thinks Katie Holmes is a plastic robot who can’t sing. The former “Beverly Hills 90210” star has some choice words for the former “Dawson’s Creek” actress, revealing in her memoir “Telling It Like It Is” that Katie not only had bad singing voice, but had bad social skills as well.