Orlando Bloom played the role of doting dad with his too-cute toddler Flynn in New Zealand Monday, and we've got the adorable shot for you right here on RadarOnline.com.

Both father and son were dressed irreverently, with Orlando wearing a black jacket and LOUD lime green pants; while the cherubic Flynn wore a stripes-on-stripes ensemble.

Lucy Lawless has lived up to her name.

The Xena: Warrior Princess star was taken into custody on burglary charges in her native New Zealand Monday after taking part in a Greenpeace New Zealand demonstration.

Rather than just basking in his own success, actor Peter Dinklage made sure to use the spotlight for a good cause when he accepted his Golden Globe award on Sunday.

The Game Of Thrones star ended his acceptance speech by telling the audience to Google the name Martin Henderson.

"I want to mention a gentleman I'm thinking about in England: his name is Martin Henderson," said Dinklage, who has a form of dwarfism called achondroplasia. "Google him."

The Seabrook, New Hampshire nuclear engineer who suffered a presumed stroke in the South Pole -- and was stranded there for seven weeks due to dangerous traveling conditions -- is headed home.

Renee-Nicole Douceur, 58, said she slept on a plane ride to New Zealand (where she was going to be evaluated Monday), after an emergency rescue evacuation from the research station she was working at in the South Pole.

Douceur told ABC News she had impaired speech and vision following the August incident.

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Happy Feet, the famous wrong way penguin who won hearts around the globe when he landed in New Zealand in June is lost again, and experts aren't expecting a Disney style happy ending.

After being released into the ocean earlier this month, the confused emperor penguin is missing, reported the Guardian.co.uk, and experts presume the waddling celebrity has been eaten.

Concerns were raised when Happy Feet's tracker stopped sending signals on his trip back home to Antarctica. Nothing has been heard from him since Friday, when he should have been halfway there.

Happy Feet, the wrong way penguin who landed on a New Zealand beach in June, is now on his way back home to Antarctica with an astounding number of people from around the world following his movements.

Close to a million fans have logged on to nzemperor.com to track his whereabouts!

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Happy Feet needed 24/7 treatment and a life-saving surgery at the Wellington Zoo before his release, complete with a GPS tracker glued to his body, on Sunday.

The 3 ft. tall emperor penguin initially swam in the wrong direction, causing gasps in more than a dozen languages among Happy Feet's Twitter followers.

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Some "deviations in his swimming course" were expected, one of the experts said.  He did end up in New Zealand after all.

Fortunately, the little guy has now corrected course and is heading south. He still has more than 200 miles ahead of him before he will hopefully rejoin the penguin nation.

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Wacky pop beauty Katy Perry proved she’s one brave chick – after she did a 142 ft bungee jump off the Auckland Harbour Bridge in New Zealand.

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And the I Kissed A Girl singer did the stunt just a few hours before her concert there on Sunday!
She posted photos on her jump on Twitter and wrote: "Pre-show bungy jump in New Zealand! PPPSHAAAH!"

Perry took it like a champ, even giving on-lookers a few salutes as she bounced up and down.

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We're now only 39 days away from the royal wedding, and RadarOnline.com has brand new pics of Prince William visiting several towns in Northeast Victoria, Australia on Monday, where he greeted locals while surveying the area, which is still reeling from flooding and cyclones.

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The handsome royal attended a barbeque in Murrabit where he played with school kids and chatted with community leaders. The royal family remains extremely popular down under, as Australia used to be a British colony.

Prince William visited Australia Saturday.  He was in several areas affected by last month's devastating Cyclone Yasi and the resulting floods, RadarOnline.com is reporting.

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William, who is on the first of a three-day tour of the country without his future bride Kate Middleton, visited the Cairns cruise liner terminal where hundreds of local residents had come out to see him.

The Prince seemed in excellent spirits as he chatted warmly with well-wishers and looked smart but casual in a pair of stone colored trousers and a blue shirt.

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Sunday's schedule is for William to tour towns outside Brisbane that were flooded and will then travel out to rural Victoria on Monday.

Earlier this week he visited New Zealand where he took part in a memorial service for people killed in the Christchurch earthquake on February 22.

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Kate remained back in England to continue preparations for their upcoming wedding on April 29.

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