The 10 most searched-for celebrities of 2014, according to Bing
The untimely deaths of TV presenter Peaches Geldof and Hollywood star Robin Williams made them Britain's most-searched-for celebrities of the year, according to Bing.
The Microsoft-owned search engine has revealed which people and places piqued Brits' curiosity in 2014.
10 Beyonce
9 Katy Perry
8 Ariana Grande
7 Miley Cyrus
6 Kim Kardashian
5 Justin Bieber
4 Paul Walker
3 Jennifer Lawrence
2 Robin Williams
1 Peaches Geldof
The loss of Robin Williams in August gripped us: nearly half of all UK searches for the much-loved comedian came from smartphones, as audiences looked back at favourite Williams moments and quotes.
Hunger Games beauty Jennifer Lawrence drummed up the third-most searches in her category, while another tragic celebrity - Fast & Furious actor Paul Walker, who was killed in a car accident almost a year ago today - rounded out the top four.
Recently engaged tennis champion Andy Murray was the nation's most-searched-for sportsman this year, followed by troubled South African sprinter Oscar Pistorius, while boy band One Direction and pop singer Justin Bieber were the music acts that captured most attention.