Lorde

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.

The second day of Coachella 2014 continued Saturday with a stellar lineup of bands that not only included big name acts such as Lorde, Pharrell Williams, Capital Cities, CHVRCHES, Skrillex and Foster the People, but also brought out some really amazing surprise guests, including Gwen Stefani, Jay-Z and Beyonce. Here is a quick recap of what happened last night :

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.

Days after sharing an unretouched photo, celebrating her flaws, Lorde covers the May 2014 issue of Fashion, the Canadian mag, looking glam in gold, textured dress with voluminous sleeves. She also showed her humble side, eschewing the notion that she is a musical genius!

Flaws are OK. That is what singer Lorde is preaching on Twitter, but the singer, who we need to remember is just 17, is not paying lip service to the concept. She is not showing -- she is doing. She shared an Photoshopped image and a real one, pointing out the difference.

Lorde's boyfriend, photographer James K. Lowe, is known for being notoriously tight-lipped about his relationship with the 'Royals' singer -- until now.

The 2014 Lollapalooza lineup has been revealed and boy, is it good! Eminem will headline the annual (and formerly traveling) event, set for Aug. 1 through Aug. 3 at Grant Park in Chicago, as will Outkast, Kings of Leon and Skrillex.

Lorde is learning that fame can be a royal(s) pain.