'Game Of Thrones' author George R.R. Martin has taken to his official Livejournal account to post his thoughts on the results of the U.S. election, saying that, "Trump was the least qualified candidate ever nominated by a major party for the presidency. Come January, he will become the worst president in American history, and a dangerously unstable player on the world stage."

Martin ends his note on (of course):

"Winter is coming. I told you so."

'American Horror Story’ show creator Ryan Murphy recently announced details of an upcoming crossover season, which will combine Season One (Murder House) with the fan-favourite Season Three (Coven).

In an interview with Entertainment Weekly at PopFest, Murphy said:

"There will be characters from Murder House and characters from Coven together... I’ve [already] started going to actors from both of the seasons, quietly, saying, ‘I think in this window, if you could fit us in. So yeah, it’s fun. It’s weird."

In reaction to Donald Trump winning the U.S. election, Leslie Knope of 'Parks and Recreation' has penned an inspirational letter during which she says, "I reject that. I fight that. Today, and tomorrow, and every day until the next election, I reject and fight that story."

Knope makes special mention of young girls, reminding us that the future is still female:

After seemingly endless anticipation, The xx have finally returned with a brand new song, 'On Hold' - lifted from the band’s forthcoming third album 'I See You' (out next year on January 13th).

About their new single, the band says:

"After many years, close together, far apart, great highs, deep lows, heartache and healing, we are so happy to let you know we are releasing our 3rd album 'I See You' on January 13th 2017.

In support of the release of her new album, 'Lady Wood', Tove Lo performed a cover of Glass Animal’s single 'Life Itself' during a Live Lounge session for BBC Radio 1 (which also included her own song, 'Cool Girl').

Watch both performances below...

P.S. Glass Animals are playing Laneway Festival 2017! Click here for more info.

In a powerful open letter published via Medium, Mila Kunis has taken a strong stance against "gender bias in the workplace" and the pressure that women battle having to "compromise our integrity for the sake of maintaining status quo".

About her personal experiences, Kunis says:

The 1975’s manager Jamie Oborne has revealed today via Twitter that the band have decided to release a music video for 'Loving Someone' next - instead of 'She’s American' as originally planned - in the wake of yesterday’s U.S. election results.

In the wake of yesterday’s U.S. election results, President Obama has delivered a statement imploring Americans to remember to respect each other and unite, as well as thanking Hillary Clinton for sending "a message to our daughters all across the country that they can achieve at the highest levels of politics".

This part is especially important:

Benedict Cumberbatch does a 'lil bit of the 'Single Ladies' dance in this interview for Buzzfeed, which also features Tilda Swinton and some 'strange' lines of questioning.

Watch the interview below...

The organisers of Auckland City Limits Music Festival (C3 Presents, Live Nation and CRS Presents) have just announced that the next edition of the music festival will now take place not next year as originally advertised, but now instead in March 2018.