Singer-actress Selena Gomez packed ukulele apart from her travel fashion A-game for her trip to Australia.

The 25-year-old singer was spotted arriving at Sydney Airport on Monday. Even after her long flight, Gomez looked chic. She wore white sweatpants, a white shirt and a jean jacket, reports eonline.com.

She also accessorised her look with a cap and sunglasses, as well as a pair silver hoop earrings and white sneakers.

The singer also brought a black ukulele.

The "It ain't me" hitmaker was also spotted hanging out on a yacht with a few friends. She looked relaxed lounging in the sun with her book. She also cooled off with a quick dip in the Sydney Harbour.

Gomez wore a bright orange bikini top and black bikini bottoms.

It's possible that Gomez flew to Sydney for the Hillsong Colour Conference. Gomez attended the Hillsong Conference 2017 in Los Angeles with singer Justin Bieber in November.

However, he wasn't spotted with Gomez — fueling rumours that the two are giving each other some space.

The two rekindled their romance in November and spent a lot of quality time together.

However, the two have been spending more time apart. For instance, Bieber attended the March 15 premiere of MIDNIGHT SUN without Gomez, and Gomez missed out on Bieber's 24th birthday celebration earlier this month.

Actress Margot Robbie has revealed that she has worn two dental retainers since she was 14 years old.

During an interview on Monday, Robbie talked about wearing a dental retainer and her latest film PETER RABBIT, reports dailymail.co.uk.

She voices Flopsy — a character who has a speech impediment — in the animated feature.

"I was saying earlier that when I wear my retainer at night it kind of gives me a bit of a lisp. I'm such a dork," Robbie said.

Then she was asked why she wears a retainer. The actress revealed that she had worn two retainers since she was 14 years old.

"This is so embarrassing, I actually have two retainers, one for my bottom teeth which is for grinding my teeth and one for my top teeth which is just so my teeth don't move," she explained.

"The orthodontist, when I got my braces off when I was 14, said: 'You'll only need to wear it for two years but I am so paranoid that, 10 years later, I'm still wearing them."

Actress Margot Robbie has revealed that she has worn two dental retainers since she was 14 years old.

During an interview on Monday, Robbie talked about wearing a dental retainer and her latest film PETER RABBIT, reports dailymail.co.uk.

She voices Flopsy — a character who has a speech impediment — in the animated feature.

"I was saying earlier that when I wear my retainer at night it kind of gives me a bit of a lisp. I'm such a dork," Robbie said.

Then she was asked why she wears a retainer. The actress revealed that she had worn two retainers since she was 14 years old.

"This is so embarrassing, I actually have two retainers, one for my bottom teeth which is for grinding my teeth and one for my top teeth which is just so my teeth don't move," she explained.

"The orthodontist, when I got my braces off when I was 14, said: 'You'll only need to wear it for two years but I am so paranoid that, 10 years later, I'm still wearing them."

Best known for her role as Miranda in the hit TV series SEX AND THE CITY, actress and activist Cynthia Nixon has officially entered the race for the governor of New York, challenging incumbent Andrew M. Cuomo who is seeking his third term, the media reported.

"I love New York, and today I'm announcing my candidacy for governor," the 51-year-old tweeted on Monday, along with a video.

"I've never lived anywhere else… But something has to change. We want our government to work again, on health care, ending mass incarceration, fixing our broken subway. We are sick of politicians who care more about headlines and power than they do about us. It can't just be business as usual anymore."

Nixon will challenge Cuomo in the state's Democratic primary in September, reports CNN.

Nixon is forming a team of alumni of the New York political sphere, including Rebecca Katz and Bill Hyers — who worked on New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio's first campaign — to help her ahead of the primary.

Katz will work on the campaign as a senior strategist. Nicole Aro, who recently worked as the American Federation of Labour and Congress of Industrial Organizations' director or digital strategies, will serve as campaign manager.

The Tony, Grammy and Emmy Award-winner was among the star-studded cast of actors, entertainers and activists who came together for "the People's State of the Union" in January, an alternative event to President Donald Trump's first State of the Union speech.

"Our democracy is under attack, and we Americans need to cherish and to fight for it," Nixon had said.

The mother of three, who is married to activist Christine Marinoni, has also been vocal about education issues, and she served on de Blasio's advisory board for the Mayor's Fund to Advance New York City, reports CNN.

She was recently honoured by the Human Rights Campaign with its Visibility Award for her work advocating for marriage equality and fighting stigma and prejudice.

Nixon's campaign said in a statement that she will spend the coming weeks travelling across the state to hear from voters.

Best known for her role as Miranda in the hit TV series SEX AND THE CITY, actress and activist Cynthia Nixon has officially entered the race for the governor of New York, challenging incumbent Andrew M. Cuomo who is seeking his third term, the media reported.

"I love New York, and today I'm announcing my candidacy for governor," the 51-year-old tweeted on Monday, along with a video.

"I've never lived anywhere else… But something has to change. We want our government to work again, on health care, ending mass incarceration, fixing our broken subway. We are sick of politicians who care more about headlines and power than they do about us. It can't just be business as usual anymore."

Nixon will challenge Cuomo in the state's Democratic primary in September, reports CNN.

Nixon is forming a team of alumni of the New York political sphere, including Rebecca Katz and Bill Hyers — who worked on New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio's first campaign — to help her ahead of the primary.

Katz will work on the campaign as a senior strategist. Nicole Aro, who recently worked as the American Federation of Labour and Congress of Industrial Organizations' director or digital strategies, will serve as campaign manager.

The Tony, Grammy and Emmy Award-winner was among the star-studded cast of actors, entertainers and activists who came together for "the People's State of the Union" in January, an alternative event to President Donald Trump's first State of the Union speech.

"Our democracy is under attack, and we Americans need to cherish and to fight for it," Nixon had said.

The mother of three, who is married to activist Christine Marinoni, has also been vocal about education issues, and she served on de Blasio's advisory board for the Mayor's Fund to Advance New York City, reports CNN.

She was recently honoured by the Human Rights Campaign with its Visibility Award for her work advocating for marriage equality and fighting stigma and prejudice.

Nixon's campaign said in a statement that she will spend the coming weeks travelling across the state to hear from voters.

Three-time Academy Award winner Steven Spielberg says he doesn't consider himself a legend but just a movie director.

The 71-year-old filmmaker, who helmed a number of iconic movies like JURASSIC PARK and INDIANA JONES franchises, was awarded the Empire Legend of Our Lifetime at the Rakuten TV Empire Awards 2018 on Sunday but admitted he just feels like a movie director, reports femalefirst.co.uk.

"They call me a legend but I don't feel like that way but I am happy to accept the award in the name of that word. I just feel like a movie director than a legend," he said at the event here.

Although he has amounted numerous gongs over his career, the iconic filmmaker revealed he doesn't keep the awards at his home.

He said: "I don't keep anything at home. I keep them all in my office at work."

Three-time Academy Award winner Steven Spielberg says he doesn't consider himself a legend but just a movie director.

The 71-year-old filmmaker, who helmed a number of iconic movies like JURASSIC PARK and INDIANA JONES franchises, was awarded the Empire Legend of Our Lifetime at the Rakuten TV Empire Awards 2018 on Sunday but admitted he just feels like a movie director, reports femalefirst.co.uk.

"They call me a legend but I don't feel like that way but I am happy to accept the award in the name of that word. I just feel like a movie director than a legend," he said at the event here.

Although he has amounted numerous gongs over his career, the iconic filmmaker revealed he doesn't keep the awards at his home.

He said: "I don't keep anything at home. I keep them all in my office at work."