Famed for her big round eyes and anime character looks, Wei Han Xu - also known as Weiwei, or Haitun (dolphin in Chinese) - has attracted fans all over the world.

An Australian comedian has set out to prove that celebrities really are just like us - with hilarious results.

It seemed like the perfect combination: a pregnant A-list celebrity and a newly approved morning sickness medication.

The ingeniously-designed #Hello jeans, by Joe's Jeans, have two hidden pockets - one for your smart phone and one for a slim battery.

The FDA's harshly-worded letter to the firm that paid Kim K to tweet about its morning sickness drug is a reminder that even on the wild west of the Web, there are rules.

After Fox host Megyn Kelly pressed him about sexist comments during the debate, Donald said she had "blood coming out of her wherever".

Anna King Shahab leads a tastebud-teasing tour of the best Instagram accounts to feast your eyes on for some culinary inspiration.

So we asked some online dating experts for help on making the best first impression. Follow these tips, and you might get more right swipes.

Places2poo rates the best places to poo in Melbourne. All toilets are rated out of five poos.

Dr Michelle Dickinson, also known as Nanogirl, is an Auckland University nanotechnologist who is passionate about getting Kiwis hooked on science. Tweet her your science questions @medickinson.

Debate over correct way to wear earrings is raging over Facebook after a man posted that you should remove the plastic backing from ear studs before they're worn.

Cee Lo Green has apologised for controversial comments he made about rape on Twitter.

Women are sharing pictures of stretch marks and scars on their thighs as part of the latest trend to celebrate body positivity on social media.

It the new dress. The picture of the cup with a scrawled name is breaking the internet and tearing families apart. Have your say in our poll.

Twitter and Facebook's earnings reports this week will show whether the companies can wring profit from fresh efforts to attract advertisers and their marketing dollars.

Twitter photos show support for a young woman who was beaten up by a gang of girls as she sunbathed in a park wearing a bikini.

Children are being schooled in online etiquette and the perils of going online in a bid to keep them protected from cyber danger.

A week of celebrity social media gaffes shows many still don't understand the public impact of Twitter, YouTube and Instagram, says a media expert.

An election day blackout is unnecessary in an era when many people vote before the official day.

It is the PM's first week back after the long silence of his holiday, yet it is Max’s latest video clip that is getting all the attention, writes Claire Trevett.

Dancing With the Stars runner-up Chrystal Chenery had demanded he be sacked over a revealing photo he posted of her on social media.

Dominic Harvey accused of disrespecting women after posting pic with comment: "Chrystal showing Art what he missed out on."

John Key's children, Max and Stephanie, have raised plenty of eyebrows with their postings on social media this year. But their powerful Dad has resolutely stood by them.

The internet has responded to the publishing of footage of a young Queen Elizabeth doing a Nazi salute in typical fashion.

Amy Schumer's Star Wars GQ spread has been blasted as "inappropriate".

A glitch means some phones are automatically turning text messages that contain emoticons, or emojis, into a pricier multimedia text message.

A study which surveyed people from 26 countries, including 1500 Kiwis, has found that 16 per cent of New Zealanders are constantly logged in to Facebook.

The Corrections Minister has announced a "robust and thorough" review over footage of inmates engaging in banned behaviour in New Zealand prisons.