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We're no strangers to a good celebrity ghost story, but Lorde's ghosts seem to want to keep her from working on a new record.

Lorde performs 'Tennis Court' and 'Team' at the 2014 MuchMusic Video Awards in Toronto, Canada.

Lorde tells the BBC that she is already working on her second album and that it will sound "totally different."

If you weren't excited enough for summer, we have more one reason to get you pumped up. Lorde will be hitting the road later in 2014 for a North American tour!

Lorde, one of the night's biggest winners, unleashed the very first primetime performance of her new single 'Tennis Court' at the 2014 Billboard Music Awards tonight. The 17-year-old singer brought her signature arm movements -- and trademark vocals -- to the number, donning a wide-brimmed black hat and all-black ensemble (sans feathers) for the performance.

In a series of disturbing tweets, Lorde shared with her 1.5 million fans the name and photo of a photographer who she accuses of stalking and harassing her.

You don't want to mess with Lily Allen. In her bold new music video for 'Sheezus,' the title track off of her upcoming album, the outspoken British singer gets a little psychedelic and freely shouts out -- and even throws a little shade -- at her fellow female pop stars.

Lorde has finally met George Brett, the man who inspired her hit song 'Royals.'

When Lorde made her Coachella debut over the weekend, the experience was mind-blowing for the 17-year-old New Zealand native.

In addition to pictures from yesterday's Coachella lineup featuring Lorde, Pharrell and Nas & Jay-Z, we also have videos for you to check out of the shows if you missed the live streams yesterday.

Lorde joined the surviving members of Nirvana to perform 'All Apologies' at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 2014 Induction Ceremony, which took place at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, N.Y., on Thursday, April 10. St. Vincent and Sonic Youth's Kim Gordon were also onstage for the song.

What a year for Lorde! Not only did the 17-year-old Australia native burst onto the scene with her smash hit 'Royals' and her debut album, 'Pure Heroine,' but for the first time ever she is also up for a dozen Billboard Music Awards in a whopping 12 out of 40 categories.