Kiwi celebs get snap-happy around the globe. Rachel Glucina rounds up the best pics from this week.

Popular TVNZ weather girl Renee Wright is struggling through a marriage crisis, close friends told The Diary.

The second series of The X Factor NZ launches next Sunday, and TV exes are in secret negotiations with global pop stars about performing live on the TV3 talent show.

Filming has started around the country on Hillary, a six-hour TV drama series for TV One about the life of Sir Ed, before production moves to Nepal.

While the weekend's tournament has been criticised by some fans for lacking more energy and vibe (probably to the cops' relief), plenty of high-profile fans got into the spirit of the NRL Auckland Nines.

Heidi Klum was the star attraction at a party at SkyCity; and Flight of the Conchords are in talks to embark on another tour.

Danielle Cormack joins a growing global campaign of A-list women revolting on the red-carpet about coverage they deem vacuous and pointless.

Broadcaster Tony Veitch married his longtime partner Lisa Bryan last Friday in a private, intimate ceremony at Mangere's Kelliher Estate on Puketutu Island.

The engagement between All Black wing Julian Savea, 24, and Fatima Antaqi, 22, an Iraqi-born law student, is back on and the couple were snapped in arm-in-arm at Auckland’s Viaduct last night.

Summer Diary wraps this week, so we sat down with three of New Zealand's biggest acting exports, Danielle Cormack, Anna Hutchison and Sara Wiseman, to talk about their holiday exploits and why they chose to come home to Auckland.

All Black flanker Victor Vito, 27, and his wife Amber, 25, have welcomed their first child.

Hollywood hunk Karl Urban has brought his new girlfriend, American starlet Katee Sackhoff, home to meet his family and friends, Summer Diary can report.

John Key told The Diary yesterday he won't be playing 18 holes with the United States President in Hawaii because their schedules clashed.

From visiting royals to TV and sport stars’ relationships, it’s been a busy time.

His nickname is The Bender, so perhaps it's little surprise that Highlanders and All Blacks star Ben Smith celebrated his last days of bachelorhood with a fun-filled stag party dressed as a glam-rock....

All Black star Israel Dagg is understood to have tied the knot yesterday with fiancee Daisy Aitken in Hawkes Bay, but details of the venue were strictly under wraps.

It was murder on the dance floor for DJ pollies Paula Bennett, and Winston Peters, who provided customised music compilations for the Press Gallery's annual Christmas party.

Sam Mickell, a former employee of MediaWorks board member Julie Christie, says he has been approached to be the star of TV3 show The Bachelor NZ.

Rachel Glucina lists off some of the best Instagrams by Kiwi celebs.

He fronts a conservative political party, but Epsom electorate MP David Seymour, the leader of the Act Party, was far from quiet and measured when he got into a Twitter war of words.

The bromance is over. Jay Reeve and Paul Flynn are saying goodbye to their six-year radio relationship on ZM's drive show and going separate ways.

She won the praise of Our Lorde with her cover of the international pop anthem Royals, and American Airlines flight attendant Robyn Shayne has also gained more than half a million YouTube followers.

Playing the role of Anna Murdoch is a dream job for Kiwi actress Danielle Cormack.

Amateur boxing champion Hurricane Doyle, the daughter of convicted murderer and president of the Head Hunters East chapter Wayne Doyle, is training Millie Elder-Holmes.

Rolling Stones frontman Sir Mick Jagger boarded a private chartered chopper yesterday afternoon from an Onehunga heliport to an unknown destination. Looking low-key and inconspicuous, the British rock star was keen to avoid attention.