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    14 November 2011| last updated at 09:26PM

    Google: Malaysia’s Top 10 Fastest Rising Searches on Google



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    Week: November 4-10

    1. Anugerah Skrin 2011
    An awards show that celebrates the best of local TV and film. The biggest surprise this year was Sabri Yunus who bagged the best director (drama) award for his directorial debut in the telemovie Sanggul Beracun.

    2. Seksualiti Merdeka
    Malaysians debate the rights and freedoms of the LGBT community after the authorities decide to ban the event.

    3. Takbir Raya
    Search for Takbir Raya clips peaked in conjunction with Hari Raya
    Aidil Adha.

    4. Selina Wedding Selina
    The “S” of the popular pop group S.H.E., married recently in a ceremony presided over by President Ma Ying-jeou in Taipei, capping a storied year after suffering serious burns in a filming accident.

    5. Edison Chen
    The “bad boy” HK actor is embroiled in yet another scandal — this time, with a 16-year-old schoolgirl, Cammi Tse, after compromising photos of them were leaked online.

    6. Kim Kardashian
    The reality TV star filed for divorce on Oct 31, just 72 days after marrying basketball player Kris Humphries in a lavish wedding that was billed as a “fairytale”.

    7. Nikita Willy
    Revealing photos of the 17-year-old Indonesian actress and singer are posted online.

    8. Honda CR-Z
    Malaysia became the first country in Southeast Asia to get the sporty hybrid hatchback priced at RM115,000 with its November launch.

    9. Scarlett Johansson
    Celebrity-obsessed Christian Chaney was recently arrested and indicted on charges of hacking the e-mail accounts of Johansson. Nude pictures taken on her mobile were leaked by Chaney.

    10. Taylor Swift
    The young American country singer and songwriter used twitter to introduce the world to her new cat. “Hanging out with my new roommate, Meredith,” the famous cat lover tweeted along with a photo of her new pet.

    Nikita Willy

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