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Stuart Cable, former drummer of the Stereophonics, was discovered dead on Monday at his home in Wales.

Controversial Hollywood star Lindsay Lohan has recently posed for German Vogue wearing just her undergarments.

Fashion designer Ruby Rose claims that 'Twilight' star Kristen Stewart is a lesbian, tweeting that the actress is a homosexual.

Reports say that Adriana Xenides, the long-running hostess of television game show "Wheel of Fortune", had passed away.

The World Cup's opening celebrations will happen for two days with a big concert that will include performers like Shakira on Thursday before the performance of an unnamed artist at Friday's official ceremony.

Protests, disputes and the deep-seated feelings of the people who love the Regent Theatre are not enough to save Brisbane's iconic picture palace.

She has tweeted about everything, from her high career goals, her self doubt to her love life, but Lara Bingle announced yesterday that she will be cancelling her Twitter account.

A new police recruit says that she will share her experiences with the world through Twitter when she starts with her 23-week training at the Victoria Police Academy.

The creators of "Shrek Forever After" have plenty of reasons to celebrate as the film beat two comedies and took the top spot at the Northern American box office for the third week in a row, according to studio estimates released on Sunday.

Nielsen Soundscan says that during the week ended May 30, the U.S. music industry only sold a total of 4.98 million albums, including new and catalog releases. That figure represents the lowest number of albums sold in one week since Soundscan started gathering this data in 1994.

"The Cove", an Oscar-winning documentary on a horrifying dolphin hunt, was stopped from being shown in Tokyo in fear of planned protests by conservatives claiming that the film is anti-Japanese, the distributor said on Saturday.

Almost a year after Michael Jackson's passing, his father pledged on Wednesday that their hometown will be transformed into a $US300 million ($A356.51 million)-dollar complex devoted to the Jackson family's musical legacy.

Colombian pop star Shakira graced 85,000 people during the Rock in Rio Madrid music festival. This is said to be one of the biggest concerts of her career.

There will be no royal wedding until 2013 for Prince William and his long-time girlfriend Kate Middleton, royal insiders said.

The Pixies have cancelled their first-ever Israel gig without stating any reason for the ditch, Tel Aviv promoters said in a statement.

Just hours after a horrific shooting incident across northern England, Lady Gaga appeared on stage in Manchester acting like she was murdered by a demented killer.

Aussie pop star Kylie Minogue and Spanish model Andres Velencoso Segura are still together.

A new television documentary from BBC will showcase The Great Barrier Reef and the producers say that its likes have never been seen.

"Twilight" stars Kristen Stewart and Taylor Lautner were in Korea yesterday for the promotion of their new movie "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse" which is the third in the Twilight series. It will be released on July 8 in Korea following its June 30 US release.

Rue McClanahan, from the popular 80s sitcom 'The Golden Girls', has died of stroke early Thursday morning. She was 76.

Season 2 of the reality TV show being aired on Channel 10 is receiving good ratings compared with its first season.

Scottish rock singer Annie Lennox recently joined the UN agency fighting HIV/AIDS as its new spokeswoman.

Shannon Price, actor Gary Coleman's wife, told a Utah emergency dispatcher that her husband was bleeding from the back of his head after collapsing at their home, according to a recorded six-minute emergency call released on Wednesday.

3D might be a breakthrough in television history, but according to WA's consumer watchdogs, it should come with health warnings.

Billy Corgan's recent Twitter post has elated Smashing Pumpkins fans in Australia. The band will be heading Down Under for a tour later this year.

British pop singer Leona Lewis has gained her fame as one of the most unlucky stars when she fell down from an elevator shaft in a concert.

A curvy banker from New York has pressed charges against her former employer, saying that she got fired because whe was too good looking.

Lady Gaga is keeping a close eye on her health as she prevents herself from developing lupus.

The Subiaco Football Club will wave their purple bra's in celebration of the second annual Purple Bra Day Game on June 13 at the Medibank Stadium.