Richest dead celebrity? It's not Michael Jackson
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Mistrial declared in Travolta extortion case
A judge has declared a surprise mistrial in the case of two people accused of attempting to extort $33m from John Travolta over the death of his son.
Taking business in hand
An Auckland beauty company has created a product which is truly a family affair.
Mad Men creator sacks real-life Peggy Olson
Kater Gordon, hired as a personal assistant to Mad Men creator Matthew Weiner, quickly rose to a position on the series' writing staff. Now she has been fired... and no one quite knows why.
Cyberbullying victim fights back after 'skank' attack
An ex-model slammed in a blog as a 'lying, whoring skank' challenges web users anonymity - and succeeds.
Key's quality time with Obama
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Key praises 'historic' UN nuclear resolution
A UN Security Council resolution on nuclear non-proliferation is historic and significant, Prime Minister John Key says.
'Look forward to seeing a lot more of you', Obama tells Key
Barack Obama speaks glowingly of NZ during two quick chats with John Key in New York today.
Key 'impressed' by Obama's speech
Prime Minister John Key had a surprise meeting with United States President Barack Obama in New York today.
Key-Obama's shock meeting precedes 'hateful' UN address
John Key's shock meeting with Barack Obama is followed by a walk out during Iran leader's "offensive" UN speech.
Birthday Boss: Bruce Springsteen turns 60
Rock legend Bruce 'The Boss' Springsteen is celebrating an important milestone today. He's turning 60.
Key butters up Clark with Vogel's at NY meeting
John Key and his predecessor swap views during a "wide ranging" discussion in New York.
Jackman puts heat on world leaders
Actor Hugh Jackman is calling on world leaders to make progress in climate change talks in New York this week.
Michelin restaurant critics embrace Twitter
US reviewers for the famously secretive guides sacrifice a century of tradition by discussing the dark arts of their trade on the internet.