Actor Ben Affleck has said that films going in for reshoots is a norm and he has never been a part of any movie that did things differently.
	The 45-year-old actor's comments come in after reports claimed that reshoots of "Justice League" spelled problems for the film, reported Entertainment Weekly.
	"I've never worked on a movie that didn't do reshoots. (In) 'Argo', we did reshoots for a week and a half! Four days on 'Gone Baby Gone'!" Affleck said.
	The DC studio have not made anything official about the actor's future as Batman, but he said everything is going smooth.
	"This is a really nice time to work in DC. They're hitting their stride. They're getting it right. It's starting to feel like it's really working," Affleck said.

Never worked on a movie that didn't do reshoots: Ben Affleck

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Superstar Aamir Khan said he makes movies in which he strongly believes.
	The 52-year-old actor-producer said he was fortunate to work with talented people along the way.
	"We just make films we believe in. I am fortunate that the writers, directors and other talented people have come to us with films they want to make, as somehow it (referring to films) has worked out well. We have believed in what we made and we've worked with very talented people," Aamir said in a statement.
	Currently, Aamir is geared up for the release of his home production "Secret Superstar", in which he stars alongside his "Dangal" co-actor Zaira Wasim.
	Aamir turned producer with the 2001 release "Lagaan", that turned out to be a blockbuster, followed by films such as "Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na", "Delhi Belly" and "Dangal".
	"Secret Superstar" is the story of a young girl (Wasim), who embarks on a journey to chase her dreams under anonymity.
	The film, written and directed by Advait Chandan, is slated to release ..

We just make films we believe in: Aamir Khan

Veteran actor Kurt Russell had a tough time remembering the name of Chris Pratt's character while shooting for the sci-fi blockbuster "Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 2".
	The 66-year-old actor ended up referring to Star Lord, the nickname for Peter Quill (Pratt), as 'Star Wars', according to The Hollywood Reporter.
	"Well, even where I reside out past the edge of what's known, we've heard tales about the man they call Star Wars. We could be in trouble," Russell can be heard jokingly in one of the takes featured on the film's Blu-ray.
	The actor then went on for another trial, in which he erred again.
	"We've heard tell of the man they call Star Wars. Ugh. Yes, Star Wars. He's all of Star Wars. We've heard of the movie Star Wars," Russell said.
	Even director James Gunn called it "the weirdest thing" on Twitter.

Kurt Russell used to call Star Lord 'Star Wars' in 'Guardians'

The Prince Estate along with Pantone Color Institute are all set to give a befitting tribute to the music legend by launching a standardised custom shade of purple representing him.
	The hue, named Love Symbol #2, has been was inspired by the "Purple Rain" singer's custom-made Yamaha purple piano.
	The instrument was originally scheduled to go on tour with the artiste before his death from an accidental drug overdose last year, reported Variety.
	Prince's association with the colour purple goes right back to 1984 film "Purple Rain", which sprayed into multiple lyric references, wardrobe and vehicle choices, among others.
	The news comes weeks after the release of a deluxe edition of the 'Purple Rain' album, which includes previously unreleased tracks and a long out-of-print DVD of a 1985 concert.
	"The colour purple was synonymous with who Prince was and will always be. This is an incredible way for his legacy to live on forever," said Troy Carter, entertainment advisor to Prince's ...

Prince to get his own shade of purple

Actor Anya Taylor-Joy may reunite with Robert Eggers, who directed her in "The Witch".
	The 21-year-old actor is in early negotiations to feature in the remake of "Nosferatu", reported Variety.
	Eggers is also penning the script of the film, which will reimagine the 1922 silent movie.
	The movie revolves around the life of the vampire, Count Orlok of Transylvania, who wants to buy a house in Germany and falls for the real-estate agent's wife.
	Eggers is not the first director to remake the film. Director Werner Herzog had made the movie way back in 1979.

Anya Taylor-Joy to reteam with 'The Witch' director?

Adam Driver might have starred in Hollywood blockbusters "Star Wars: The Force Awakens", but the actor is not a fan of big Hollywood movies.
	In an interview with The Sunday Times Magazine, Driver reflected on his role as Kylo Ren, the son of Han Solo (Harrison Ford) and Princess Leia (Carrie Fisher), and why he decided to take the part.
	"I mean, I was against - and still am to a large extent - Hollywood movies. They are generic, a lot of money."
	Adam made the decision to star in the movie regardless of the budget because, "JJ (Abrams, who directed) described it as a family drama. It was an opportunity to work in something that was big, but felt personal to him and myself.

Adam Driver isn't a fan of 'generic' Hollywood films

Idris Elba says he at times finds it hard to deal with his teenage daughter Isan.
	The 44-year-old actor, who has Isan, 15, with ex-wife Kim Norgaard and Winston, three, with former girlfriend Naiyana Garth, says he is close to his eldest child, but admits they often have difference in opinion, reported Femalefirst.
	"It can be (a struggle). I love Issy dearly but she's a teenager and sometimes she gives me a hard time.
	"The problem is that when your daughter gets older you're no longer a star in their eyes," Elba says.
	The "Dark Tower" star adds he is a doting father and loves spending time with his kids.
	"I'm a very doting father. I don't always get time to spend that much time with my children because I'm working so much. But when I'm at home I love being with him and he's a really good boy.

Idris Elba's daughter gives him a 'hard time'

Actors Elizabeth Reaser and Henry Thomas will be featuring in series "Haunting of Hill House".
	The show has been ordered straight to the series by Netflix and it will be a 10-episode project, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
	The show, which also features actor Kate Siegel, is a modern adaptation of Shirley Jackson's classic 1959 novel of the same name.
	The plot revolves around four people living in an 80- year-old mansion.
	The character details of the trio are being kept under wraps.
	The show reunites Reaser and Thomas with series writer- director Mike Flanagan.
	They earlier who starred in his film "Ouija: Origin of Evil" (2016).

Elizabeth Reaser, Henry Thomas join 'Haunting of Hill House'

Singer Louis Tomlinson says he will not force his son to join showbusiness.
	The One Direction singer, who has found solo success with his singles "Just Hold On" and "Back To You", says that his 18-month-old son Freddie can do whatever he wants when he gets older, reported People magazine.
	"Those decisions are down to him when he's old enough. He can do whatever he wants," he says.
	Freddie's mother is Tomlinsons' former flame Briana Jungwirth.

Louis Tomlinson won't pressure his son to join showbiz

Hollywood actor Salma Hayek said she was "brainwashed" to perform her own movie stunts.
	The 50-year-old actor has revealed that when she entered the film industry, she was told by movie-maker Robert Rodriguez that she should perform her own stunts if wanted to have a lengthy career in Hollywood, reported Femalefirst.
	"I had always done my stunts. Because, the first time I worked with Robert Rodriguez, he made me feel like, if you don't do your stunts, people really look bad at you. In this business.
	"Which is not true, at all. But that's what I thought. But Robert's crazy, he always wants to do everything himself. If he could've, he would've been doing my stunts too. He has just way too much energy. And, so, (he said) it makes you look bad if you don't do it," Hayek said.
	The actor said doing stunts resulted in serious injuries, including two herniated discs.
	"They brainwashed me, and I always did my stunts. I really regretted it, because I have two herniated discs, a dislocated .

Salma Hayek was 'brainwashed' into performing her own stunts

Tiera Skovbye, who plays Polly Cooper on "Riverdale", and her boyfriend, Jameson Parker are engaged.
	The 22-year-old actor shared the news on Instagram.
	"This weekend was something out of a dream. The love of my life surprised the crap out of me and asked me to marry him in his childhood bedroom.
	"We got to spend the rest of the weekend hanging out on the lake with both of our families and it was absolutely wonderful. I'm over the (moon) happy," she wrote.
	Skovbye shared multiple photos of the couple after they got engaged, including a image of the pair both holding up their ring fingers.
	She also posted a sweet picture of Parker giving his new fiancee a kiss on the forehead as she rests her left hand on his chest.

'Riverdale' actor Tiera Skovbye is engaged

Country music star Shania Twain, Michael Madsen, and Kevin Dunn are set to feature in John Travolta's racing movie "Trading Paint."
	The shooting is scheduled to begin in mid-September, reported Variety.
	Karzan Kader is helming the project from a script by Craig Welch and Gary Gerani.
	Travolta, 63, portrays a down-and-out dirt track racing legend who is drawn back into the winner's circle after his son, an aspiring driver, joins a competitor's racing team, and incites an intense and dangerous competition between father and son.
	"Game of Thrones" actor Toby Sebastian will also co-star.

Shania Twain, Michael Madsen join Travolta's 'Trading Paint'

Actors Michael Sheen and David Tennant have been cast in the lead roles in the Amazon series adaptation of "Good Omens".
	The series is based on Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett's novel of the same name, reported Variety.
	The show is set in 2018 on the brink of an apocalypse as humanity prepares for a final judgement. But Aziraphale, a somewhat fussy angel, and Crowley, a demon, are not enthusiastic about the end of the world, and can not seem to find the Antichrist.
	Sheen will play the role of Aziraphale, while Tennant will play Crowley. It will consist of six one-hour episodes.
	"I first read 'Good Omens' as a teenager and it's been one of my favourite stories ever since. To be part of the team entrusted with bringing it alive on screen is a bit of a dream come true to be honest.
	"To work alongside Neil, who I think is one of the greatest storytellers of all time, is incredibly exciting. And, just like the rest of the world, I'm a huge fan of David's so I relish trying to save it .

Michael Sheen and David Tennant to star in 'Good Omens'

Actor Connie Britton is all set to make a comeback on the small screen with a comedy.
	The 50-year-old actor, who stayed off television for more than six months after her exit from "Nashville", will join Showtime's forthcoming comedy "SMILF", according to The Hollywood Reporter.
	The show is based on Frankie Shaw's short film of the same name, which chronicles the life of a single, 20-something woman from Southie whose desires for relationships, sex and a career collide with the realities of young, single motherhood in a raw and honest comedic way.
	Britton will appear in a multiple-episode recurring role as Ally, Bridgette's (Shaw) boss, who struggles with boundaries and is constantly working on self-improvement.

Connie Britton returns to TV with comedy

A female stunt person has died while performing a motorcycle stunt on the set of Ryan Reynolds "Deadpool 2".
	Joi "SJ" Harris, who was killed in a motorcycle crash on the Vancouver set of "Deadpool 2", has been identified as the first African-American female professional road racer, reported CNN.
	It was her first film as a stunt performer.
	"A stunt driver has died on the set of Deadpool during a stunt on a motorcycle. VPD & @WorkSafeBC investigators are at the scene," Vancover Police tweeted.
	Production on the superhero sequel was shut down immediately after the incident and there is no word on when filming will resume.
	The incident took place at the 1000 Block of West Waterfront Road, Vancouver BC, near Jack Poole Plaza, according to WorkSafeBC and the Coroners Service.
	"We are deeply saddened by the accident that occurred on the set of 'Deadpool 2' this morning. Our hearts and prayers are with the family, friends and colleagues of our crew member during this difficult ...

'Deadpool 2' stunt person dead after on-set accident

Actor Arshad Warsi believes artistes often steer clear of trying their hand at something new because they are scared of failure.
	The 49-year-old actor, on his part, has never had any problem in doing a certain type of role as long as the story is entertaining.
	"I think the fear of failure is what makes us stick to mediocrity. That's sad. Fortunately, I don't have a problem in doing any kind of films - be it serious one or a comedy. From a weird character like Babban in 'Ishqiya' or SSP Ajay Kumar from 'Seher' - it's quite varied.
	"There are 'Golmaals' and 'Dhamaals' too. So, it doesn't matter to me. I just do a story if I feel, it will be fun to do and watch. I have never bothered about sticking to an image or breaking out of a mould."
	The actor will next be seen reprising his role in the Rohit Shetty-directed film, "Golmaal Again", which releases this Diwali. The film is currently being shot at Ramoji Film City here.
	On doing more or less the same character again, Warsi says, "I 

Fear of failure makes us stick to mediocrity: Arshad Warsi

Director Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra believes Indian filmmakers should explore stories that are rooted in the country rather than presenting "American ideas" in local packaging.
	Mehra, whose films "Rang De Basanti" and "Delhi 6" were lauded internationally, says it was the Indian connect in his stories that made them popular with the audiences abroad.
	In an interview with PTI, Mehra says, "If we really want the world to see our cinema, we need to tell Indian stories. We need to show real India and not American ideas made in India. My endeavour is to change the western gaze at Indian cinema."
	The director, however, is happy that the new generation in the industry is made of people from all strata of the society and they are keen to go beyond the cliches.
	"Thankfully, we are discovering stories out of the so called cliched 'running around the trees' or a Switzerland visual. There are millions of stories to be told. Stories coming from the soil will have a social connect," he adds.
	His .

Indian stories will help us make a mark in world cinema: Mehra

Former S Club 7 singer Rachel Stevens is eyeing to star in "EastEnders."
	Stevens said she has been in talks to join the BBC soap for years and would be more than happy if she gets the opportunity, reported Digital Spy.
	"There have been a few times where there have been talks about it over the years. You know what it's like with things, it's all about timing and all that kind of thing. But, yeah, there's definitely been talk about it and it could happen," Stevens said.
	"My mum will be beside herself if it happens.

Rachel Stevens in talks to join 'EastEnders'

Chris Hemsworth will be seen sporting a short hairdo instead of flowing golden locks in "Thor: Ragnarok".
	The 33-year-old actor said he enjoyed his new style and found it liberating.
	"When I didn't have the wig on, I instantly felt like I could move and speak and react differently. Once we aesthetically stripped a lot of that away, it allowed the whole thing to take on a different attitude," he told Entertainment Weekly.
	"It felt like a completely different character, and that was hugely liberating and freeing as an actor because I had become a bit bored with myself."
	Cate Blachett, Tom Hiddleston, Tessa Thompson, Idris Elba, Karl Urban, Mark Ruffalo, Jeff Goldblum and Anthony Hopkins will also feature in the film.
	"Thor: Ragnarok" will release on November 3.

Chris Hemsworth felt liberated by Thor's new hairdo

Former Spice Girl Geri Horner has revealed she is keen to have another baby.
	The 45-year-old pop star already has daughter, Bluebell, 11, and a seven-month-old son called Monty, but she said she is eager to have more children with her husband Christian Horner, reported Contactmusic.
	Speaking about her son, the singer said, "He's our gift. He really is the sweetest, most affectionate baby - such a cuddler - and I totally understand now that protective thing mums have with their sons; that deep-rooted feeling of 'That's my boy'.

I want to have more children: Geri Horner

Reality TV star Khloe Kardashian says her sister Kim Kardashian West's robbery was a huge wake-up call for their entire family.
	Kim, 36, was held up at gunpoint in her Paris hotel last October while thieves stole jewels worth millions from her and Khloe says it is one of the worst things that has ever happened to their family, reported Contactmusic.
	"I'm a firm believer that everything happens for a reason and it was almost like God's way of saying, 'We need to teach you guys to be more aware of security' and also, 'This can all be gone in an instant so always tell one another you love them - no matter what.'
	"The robbery was a huge wake-up call for our entire family. I really hate it when people say, 'Oh, it was Kim's fault. She was too flashy.' I could show you hundreds of people on Instagram who show off wads of cash and diamonds," Khloe says.

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