Actor Rose Byrne is expecting her second child with partner Bobby Cannavale.
	The 38-year-old actor confirmed the news that she was expecting baby number two, reported DavidJones.Com.
	"I'm a little tired but feeling good. Everyone was very sweet on set today, and you always get a little bit more attention when you're pregnant, which is fabulous," Byrne said.
	The "X-Men: Apocalypse" actor already has one-and-a-half year-old son, Rocco with Cannavale.
	On the work front, Byrne was spotted shooting in England for her "Juliet, Naked" earlier this month.

Rose Byrne expecting second child

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Anurag Kashyap is venturing into the digital space with Netflix's "Sacred Games" and the director said his perspective about the platform changed when he started watching Kevin Spacey-Robin Wright starrer "House of Cards".
	"House of Cards" is a political drama that also premieres on the streaming giant.
	Kashyap said the popular series never made him feel as if he was watching just every other random thing.
	With "Sacred Games", Kashyap said he was hoping to reach out to the maximum numbers of viewers.
	"For me seeing it (the show) as any kind of a web format was over the day I saw 'House of Cards'. I see it like a movie and I enjoy like that.
	"Because there's nothing in 'House of Cards' that makes me feel like I'd much rather go and watch a film. So, this show is really exciting. It's like going on the first date with that one person you always wanted to go with."
	He added, "Probably for the first time I'll be reaching out to the most number of people in my entire career as a ...

'House of Cards' changed my concept of a web series: Kashyap

Actor Ileana D'Cruz, in a series of tweets, has blasted a male fan for misbehaving with her.
	The 29-year-old star said she may be a "public figure" but that does not give anyone the right to trouble her.
	"... I'm a public figure. I understand that I don't have the luxury of a private and an anonymous life.
	"But that doesn't give any man the right to misbehave with me. Don't confuse 'fan antics' with that. I am a WOMAN at the end of the day."
	Ileana did not talk about the incident that led to the tweet but in an interview to a Mumbai-based newspaper the actor revealed that fans started banging against the window of her car when she was stuck in traffic while on her way to a fashion event.

Ileana D'Cruz lashes out at fan for misbehaviour

In an inspirational message to his fans, Tamil superstar Vijay asked them to shun negativity to move ahead in life.
	Vjay, 32, advised his admirers to toughen up and not yield to "bad forces" at an event yesterday.
	"People keep asking me about how I handle all the negativity surrounding me. I tell them I simply ignore and move on with my work. That's what I would like to tell my fans too. People will always try to pull us down.
	"... I've faced this in my life several times. Don't let bad forces define your character. Be calm and ignore them," Vijay told reporters.
	The actor was speaking at the audio launch of his upcoming release "Mersal".
	The film has been directed by Atlee Kumar, who has co- written the script with "Baahubali" writer KV Vijayendra Prasad. It is Vijay's second film with Atlee after "Theri".
	"I admire Atlee a lot, especially his confidence. 'Mersal' is not a project which can be completed in just six to eight months. But he has wrapped it up with ease," he ...

Ignore negativity: Actor Vijay to fans

Actors 	Randall Park and Ali Wong have been tapped to star in a Netflix romantic comedy.
	The "Fresh Off the Boat" colleagues wrote the script for the currently untitled film with Michael Golamco, reported Deadline.
	The movie will follow two childhood friends who find themselves in two very different socioeconomic situations when they later fall in love as adults.
	The project has yet to sign a director.
	Wong was most recently seen on ABC's "American Housewife" and in an indie film "The Hero", starring Sam Elliott.
	While, Park is set to appear in a sequel to Marvels "Ant-Man and the Wasp".

Randall Park, Ali Wong to star in Netflix rom-com

Singer Harry Styles will have his own hour-long special at BBC after Michael Buble and Adele.
	The special will feature the former One Direction star's singing tracks from his debut album, reported Digital Spy.
	It will be presented by his friend and TV personality Nick Grimshaw.
	"Harry is a great performer and full of so many wonderful stories about his extraordinary career, which he'll be sharing with us. I can't wait for this show," Grimshaw said.
	Styles recently made his feature film debut with Christopher Nolan's "Dunkirk" and was praised for his role in the World War II movie.

Harry Styles set for his own BBC special

Actor Denzel Washington will make a comeback to Broadway next year to feature in the revival of "Iceman's Cometh".
	The 62-year-old actor will star in the drama, which will be directed by George C Wolfe, reported Variety.
	The story is set in a down-market New York bar and follows the conversations of the patrons that have nowhere to go.
	"Iceman Cometh" was written in 1939, but the play got published in 1946. It debuted on Broadway in the same year.
	Since then, the play has been revived four times - with the last production in 1999, starring actor Kevin Spacey.
	The show will be produced by Scott Rudin.
	Previews begin March 22 with opening night scheduled for April 26.
	Washington's last Broadway appearance was in "A Raisin in the Sun" in 2014 that was showcased at the Ethel Barrymore Theater.

Denzel Washington to star in Broadway's Iceman Cometh revival

Legendary comic artiste Jerry Lewis, who was known for his brash slapstick humour, has died at the age of 91.
	Lewis's agent confirmed that the actor died at his Las Vegas home at around 9.15 am Sunday morning, reported Variety.
	He was one of Hollywood's most entertaining comedians, whose career spanned for more than six decades and he went on to become an auteur filmmaker of comedic classics such as "The Nutty Professor" and "The Bellboy".
	Lewis was born as Joseph Levitch on March 16, 1926 in New Jersey's Newark to parents, who were in showbiz. He made his debut at a Borscht Belt hotel singing "Brother, can you spare a dime?" at the age of five.
	At 15, he started pantomiming operatic and popular songs and was booked into a burlesque house in Buffalo. In 1942, his comic pantomiming gig at Brown's Hotel in upstate New York, where he was also working the summer as a bellboy, made him cross paths with comic Irving Kaye.
	Kaye got Lewis some bookings for stand-up and became his road ...

Comedy legend Jerry Lewis dead at 91

Anupam Kher and Rishi Kapoor mourned the demise of comic legend Jerry Lewis, who passed away at his home in Las Vegas on Sunday morning. He was 91.
	Kapoor and Kher shared Lewis' pictures on social media and thanked him for bringing smile to their faces. "The greatest face maker, truly legendary, the man responsible for my smiles and laughter- "Jerry Lewis" bids adieu! A true genius (sic)," Kapoor tweeted.
	While, Kher wrote, "#JerryLewis was not only a great comic actor but did a lot of charity for underprivileged children. He added laughter to our tears. RIP Sir, (sic)."
	Lewis was one of Hollywood's most entertaining comedians, whose career spanned for more than six decades. He also was the man behind comedic classics such as "The Nutty Professor" and "The Bellboy".
	Hollywood bigwigs such as Martin Scorsese, Jim Carrey, Ellen DeGeneres and Goldie Hawn, among others, also paid tributes to Lewis.

Jerry Lewis remembered by Anupam Kher, Rishi Kapoor as 'true legend'

Actor Mike Colter said he was all pumped up to find out how his character Luke Cage made the best use of his "newfound freedoms" in the latest season.
	The 40-year-old actor, who plays the titular role in Marvel's "Luke Cage", explained how he would like to approach the second spell of the show, reported ContactMusic.
	 "So what I want to explore, and what's going to be really interesting for the second season, is seeing how he handles these newfound freedoms.
	"What does it open up for him? How does his life change from now on moving forward? And what is it like to sort of be a person that when you walk down the street, everybody knows who he is?" Colter told Moviefone.
	"Luke Cage" season two is set to be released next year.

Mike Colter wants to explore Luke Cage's newfound freedoms

Actor Marina Benedict has been cast in the upcoming fourth season of the crime drama "Gotham".
	The "Prison Break" star will feature as Cherry, the owner of a fight club, reported DigitalSpy.
	As per the story, Cherry's club is in the dangerous neighbourhood The Narrow, which is a regular haunt of the Gotham's biggest delinquents.
	Apart from Benedict, Benjamin Stockham will also join the show as Bruce Wayne's new bestfriend, Alex Winthrop.
	Stockham's character is the grandson of a museum curator, who Bruce happens to know, while tracking a mysterious artefact.
	"Gotham" season four premieres on September 21.

Marina Benedict joins 'Gotham' season 4

Actor Tom Holland said the idea of pursuing comedy as a career did cross his mind as he liked seeing people happy when they saw him on the stage.
	The 20-year-old actor recalled coming offstage after promoting one of his films and ringing his father, Dominic Holland, who is a stand-up comic, to say he wanted to try a hand at comedy, reported The Guardian.
	"Obviously the movie is something I know every single part of, it's very easy for me to talk about. And in these events, everything I say people laugh at because they're there to see you, they're happy to see you. Everything you say is funny.
	"I remember coming offstage and (thinking), wow, I am hilarious. I rang Dad up and was like, Dad, listen, I'm doing these shows and I'm killing it. I'm really thinking stand-up is something I could do," Holland said.
	His father then asked the "Spider Man: The Homecoming" star to imagine telling a joke to a room where no one laughs.
	To this Holland added, "And I was like, Oh, that doesn't ...

Tom Holland once considered doing stand-up comedy

Actor Ryan Gosling said his upcoming movie "Blade Runner 20149" is in no way a story that glorifies the protagonist.
	The 36-year-old actor, who plays a new Blade Runner called Officer K in the sequel to the 1982 cult movie, said the line dividing the good and the evil had blurred years ago when he saw the original film, reported Entertainment Weekly.
	"(Blade Runner) was one of the first films that I saw that I didn't know how to feel when it was over. The line between heroes and villains was so blurred. It's not a hero's journey in any way. When I was a kid that was the storyline I had seen.
	"Thematically, there's just so much there - it was rich, it was melancholy, it was romantic. It's so special. So many other things have stolen ideas from it, but they could never steal its soul. I felt lucky to enter that world," Gosling said.
	In the film, the "La La Land" actor's Officer K manages to track down Harrison Ford's Deckard after his disappearance 30 years ago.
	Talking about his ..

'Blade Runner 2049' not hero's journey in any way: Gosling

American-French filmmaker Oliver Stone will be the president of the competition jury for the 22nd Busan International film festival.
	Stone will head a panel that includes Iranian director Bahman Ghobadi, French cinematographer Agnes Godard, Philippines director Lav Diaz and Korean director Jang Sun- woo, reported Variety.
	They will judge a selection of Asian films in the New Currents section that represents the festival's cornerstone.
	The festival will be held from October 12 to 21, 2017 in Busan, Korea.

Oliver Stone to head jury at Busan festival

Actor Jenna Coleman said she was excited for Jodie Whittaker, who would take over from Peter Capaldi to play the 13th Time Lord, and could not wait for the next season.
	The 31-year-old actor, who played Clara Oswald opposite Matt Smith's 11th Doctor and Capaldi's 12th Doctor between 2012 and 2015, said it is a great time as Whittaker has become the first female "Doctor Who", reported The Telegraph.
	"Jodie is such a clever actress. I can't wait to see what she does. I just want to hear her speak. It's a really exciting time," Coleman said.
	Whittaker had recently said it was a dream come true for her as an artiste to have bagged the titular role of "Doctor Who".
	"I'm about to play an alien, a Time Lord. And that as a girl? Who knew? That's incredible and really emotional because of that," she had said.

Jenna Coleman can't wait to see Jodie Whittaker as Doctor Who

Actor Lili Reinhart teased of her character's future, saying in the upcoming season of "Riverdale" Betty Cooper will be tested to her limit.
	The 20-year-old actor said Betty comprised one of the major plot lines in the show's next installment, reported ContactMusic.
	"Dark Betty I feel like doesn't exist anymore. It's like this season just her darkness kind of envelops her a little bit. Betty is, without giving anything away, a very big focal point of the mystery in season two...
	"And it takes a toll on her, just like it did with Cheryl in season one. Betty gets wrapped up in something that she never asked to be wrapped up in and this kind, sweet, gentle person is pushed to her limit," Reinhart told Comicbook.
	"Riverdale" season two starts this October on The CW in the US and Netflix in the UK.

Betty pushed to her limit in 'Riverdale' S2: Lili Reinhart

"Game of Thrones" final and eighth season will go on floors in October.
	The HBO fantasy drama actor Nikolaj Coster-Waldau first broke the news in an interview with Collider.
	The fans seem to be quite excited for the season seven last episode but they they all might have to wait for the final end of the show as October is a later start date than usual for the series, reported Entertainment Weekly.
	"Game of Thrones" typically starts filming in mid-summer and shoots until the end of the year.
	However, the current season was an exception as it started production in September last year which went on till February, 2017.
	The season eight will consist of six episodes.

'GOT' final season won't begin shooting until October

Thousands of people from the Indian diaspora converged in the heart of New York in their traditional finery to celebrate India's 71st Independence Day at one of the largest parades outside India attended by 'Baahubali' actors Rana Daggubati and Tamannaah Bhatia.
	The 37th India Day Parade organised by the Federation of Indian Associations - New York, New Jersey, Connecticut - ran through several streets in Madison Avenue in Manhattan yesterday and featured tableaux by several Indian-American organisations, marching bands, police contingents and cultural performances by young Indian-American children.
	Greeting the crowd, New York city Mayor Bill de Blasio said the Independence Day parade celebrates the "extraordinary contributions" of the Indian-American community to the city.
	"This is a day we appreciate what people do for the city regardless of what they look like, regardless of what language they speak, regardless of where they were born. Everyone here contributes to making New ...

Thousands celebrate at India Day Parade in New York

Actors Christian Vincent, Marianna Gavelo and Bronson Pelletier are set to star in "Conundrum: Secrets Among Friends".
	The film will be directed by Michelle A Daniel, who is making her feature debut with the project she also has co- written, reported Deadline.
	The film is about longtime friends who take a weekend getaway to a beach house in the Hamptons. Things starts changing as their secrets come to light.
	Shaun Cairo, Justin Price, Blaine Moir and Joe Spencer are producing the project.

'Conundrum: Secrets Among Friends' rounds out cast

Actor Will Poulter praised his "Detroit" director Kathryn Bigelow and said he "heavily" relied on the filmmaker to help him with his character.
	The 24-year-old actor starred as Philip Krauss, a police officer involved in the Algiers Motel incident of 1967, and said he really liked the way Bigelow was dealing with everybody on the sets, reported Femalefirst.
	"I relied heavily on Kathryn. Someone who in the presence of chaotic and overwhelming action, maintains a calm, level- headed, aspiring closure.
	"I think the fact that I was generally friends with the cast helped as well. We had those bonds and respect and trust with each other. A sense of purpose came with the film. The psychology of that character was very uncomfortable. Any time I was feeling emotional, I would think of those that who have been the recipient of that abuse," Poulter said.

Will Poulter relied on Kathryn Bigelow for 'Detroit' role

TV director and son of legendary star Leonard Nimoy, Adam Nimoy, is engaged to "Star Trek" actor Terry Farrell.
	Farrell, who played Jadzia Dax through six seasons of "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine", confirmed the news of engagement on Twitter and thanked fans for their wishes.
	"Thank you all for you amazingly sweet well wishes and support," she wrote.
	Adam, 61, is no stranger to the 'Star Trek' universe as he has directed several episodes of "Star Trek: The Next Generation," as well as episodes of shows like "NYPD Blue" and "Ally McBeal." PTI SSN
	His father Leonard Nimoy played Mr Spock in 'Star Trek' and "Star Trek: The Next Generation" for over 20 years.

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