While you may never be fortunate enough to meet Marnie the Dog in real-life, you can now however, purchase your own soft-toy version from online site Petsies. And if you’re a real fiend for Internet-famous dogs, you can also collect Crusoe the Dachshund, Blox the Bulldog, and Chloe the Mini Frenchie.
Browse the Petsies 'Stars' collection here.
Clinique has teamed up with Crayola on a new line of limited-edition Chubby Sticks, featuring eight shades inspired by signature Crayola crayon colours.
These are cute:
'Rogue One' actor Diego Luna has shared a touching story of why representation in film is important, from a fan who took his father to see the film - "I wanted my Mexican father, with his thick Mexican accent, to experience what it was like to see a hero in a blockbuster film, speak the way he does."
Read the full story below:
SOHN has released a music video for 'Hard Liquor' - lifted from his upcoming new album, 'Rennen' - which was filmed in Serbia and inspired by a frame from 'Jurassic Park'.
Emma Watson, Karen Gillan, John Boyega, and Tom Hanks all star in the upcoming sci-fi thriller, 'The Circle' - based on the novel by McSweeney's founder Dave Eggers - which was directed by James Ponsoldt ('The Spectacular Now').
Ariana Grande has announced that her 'Dangerous Woman' persona is being immortalised as a character in the upcoming 'Final Fantasy: Brave Exvius' smartphone game.
The character is based on Ariana’s 'Dangerous Woman' bunny-mask look, and marks the very first time that an American pop star has appeared in a Final Fantasy title.
Check out a sneak peek of what Ariana’s character will look like in the game:
To kick off the new year, Laneway 2017 artist Aurora has written an open letter to the 'women of the world', during which she encourages us all to remember that, "Without garments we are not to be less respected, or sexualized objects that takes away our strength. Our skin is our armor. Our courage and muscle strength."
Read Aurora’s letter in full below:
Women of the world. ????
John Mayer has announced that the roll-out of his upcoming seventh album, 'The Search For Everything', will be split into the release of four songs every month in the lead-up.
About the news, Mayer says:
During their recent set at SnowGlobe Festival, Marian Hill performed their song 'Back To Me' live for the very first time, joined by special-guest Lauren Jauregui (of Fifth Harmony).
To ring in the New Year, London Grammar have dropped a new song, 'Rooting For You' - the first piece of new music to be released by the band since 2014 - accompanied by an incredible performance video.
Hannah’s vocals!!!
Watch the 'Rooting For You' music video below...