Australian actor Liam Hemsworth has wished Woody Harrelson on his 56th birthday and said the actor has the heart of a lion and the energy of a 10 year old.
	Liam developed a close friendship with Harrelson after working with him on "The Hunger Games" film franchise.
	Alongside a photograph of himself and Harrelson standing together, Liam wrote on Instagram, "Happy birthday @woodyharrelson! You have the heart of a lion and the energy of a 10 year old."
	His post was accompanied by a series of fruit and vegetable emojis.
	"I miss you mate. Stay golden. Here's a whole mess of fruits and veggies for you.

Woody Harrelson has the energy of a child: Liam Hemsworth

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Designer Bella Freud believes fashion is a powerful communicator, and a person's wardrobe choices can boost one's confidence.
	Speaking about the impact of good styling to InStyle magazine, Bella says, "Fashion is a really powerful communicator. And the message is even more relevant today.
	"I think that's the power of clothes. They can make you feel really good so you can forget about what you're wearing and you can just be your best self."
	Bella has recently collaborated with the prestigious denim company J Brand on a new 17-piece collection, but she says there are only two styles of jeans that suit her.
	"When it comes to jeans I always either go for a boy cut or a wide leg shape, like the Jane ones I designed and I'm wearing today. They suit me. And pretty much nothing else does.

Fashion is a powerful communicator: Bella Freud

Actress Jada Pinkett Smith is confident that a sequel to her new comedy "Girls Trip" will be made following the movie's strong showing at the box office.
	The film about four female friends who go on a weekend trip together to a New Orleans music festival has reviewed well and banked over USD 30 million in its opening weekend at the box office.
	Jada is sure that Universal Pictures will reunite the cast, which also includes Regina Hall, Queen Latifah and Tiffany Haddish, for another outing, reported Contactmusic.
	"We've talked about doing a sequel, so we'll see if it happens, but I think with the success of the movie it will happen," Jada says.
	"It's just done USD 30 million at the weekend, so I'm so proud. They're saying that we've taken rated R comedies out of their slump so it's a nice moment for us for sure. The movie has a lot of heart and great messages about empowerment and living your truth so you get a little bit of everything," she adds.

Jada Pinkett Smith wants 'Girls Trip' sequel

Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen have launched their fragrance line in the UK.
	The 31-year-old actresses founded their own label Elizabeth and James, which saw them create a perfume range in 2013.
	The pair have expanded their brand as they have recently brought their perfume collection titled Elizabeth and James Nirvana to England.
	The original capsule, which includes Nirvana White, Nirvana Black, Nirvana Rose and Nirvana Bourbon, is available at Harrods store, as well as online, now.
	And alongside the four classic cosmetics they have also released two new scents named Amethyst and French Grey for their latest project, Elle UK  reported.
	"Our nirvana is reflected in the juice, bottle, packaging and campaign imagery for Elizabeth and James Nirvana. We're excited to share it with our customers in London," Ashley said.

Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen bring fragrance line to the UK

Actor Chris Hemsworth admits he found it "wildly intimidating" working alongside Cate Blanchett on "Thor: Ragnarok".
	The 33-year-old actor star says while Blanchett is one of his favourite people on the planet, he was a bit nervous working with her at first, reported NME magazine.
	"It was wildly intimidating but she is one of my favourite people on the planet. It's nice to meet your heroes and it be as good as you'd hoped.
	"She's just incredibly wonderful and generous and fun and that was one of the best experiences. She has the same sort of attitude that I like to think I follow, which is just to kind of turn up, do the work, have fun, treat everyone with respect, get on with it," Hemsworth says.

Chris Hemsworth was initially intimidated by Cate Blanchett

Rohit Bal and opulence go hand- in-hand and the designer's latest Mughal era-themed collection at the FDCI India Couture Week 2017, was a testament to it.
	Titled "Shahaan-e-Khaas", the clothing line was Bal's effort to display heritage garments, inspired by the regal Mughal costumes.
	And this time to showcase his collection, Bal took a little help from his friends led by his muse, Bollywood star Arjun Rampal , who walked the ramp in an all black bandhgala- pants ensemble, much to the delight of the crowd at the Bikaner House.
	Also in tow on the ramp were designer Raghavendra Rathore, "Zubaan" director Mozez Singh, former vice- president (marketing and communication) Christian Dior, Kalyani Saha with her daughter, and FDCI president Sunil Sethi among others.
	Bal had ample support off the ramp as well with fellow designers Anju Modi, JJ Vallaya and Leena Singh in attendance.
	Despite the starry affair, the attention never strayed from Bal's clothes, which were his interpretation of .

Rohit Bal pays homage to the lost world of the Mughals at ICW

Designer Anamika Khanna today opened the FDCI India Couture Week with an installation of her collection 'Luxury 2017', created for the bride, who knows how to maintain a balance between traditional and modern experiments.
	The installation titled 'Happily Ever After' is divided in the four categories depicting the major events in an Indian wedding.
	"My collection is for an modern Indian bride who knows her mind. She respects her traditions. She's ready to experiment but doesn't let go off her traditions and roots," Anamika told PTI.
	The collection is divided in four categories namely- 'The Welcome Lunch', 'The Mehndi', 'The Cocktail' and 'The Wedding'.
	The designer says she tried to bring both couture and wedding together through her new range.
	"Weddings and couture go hand-in-hand in India and that's what I have tried to do. I have tried to keep both the things together and keeping heir taste and grace intact at the same time," she says.
	The collection is ethereal and romantic, .

My collection is for a modern bride, who respects tradition:

Filmmaker Madhur Bhandarkar said his film "Indu Sarkar", which earlier ran into trouble with the censor board, has been cleared by the revising committee with few cuts.
	The Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) had asked the director for 14 cuts in his political drama "Indu Sarkar", which is set against the backdrop of Emergency, following which he approached the revising committee.
	Bhandarkar said he is relieved that his film will release this Friday.
	"Thank you CBFC Revising Committee. #InduSarkar has been cleared with few cuts. Happy & relieved.. See you in cinemas this Friday, 28th July," he tweeted.
	The film stars Kirti Kulhari, Neil Nitin Mukesh, Anupam Kher and Tota Roy Chowdhury in lead roles.

Bhandarkar's 'Indu Sarkar' cleared by CBFC revising committee:

After Sonu Nigam's recent rant against amplified calls for morning prayers, actress-singer Suchitra Krishnamoorthi has criticised the "aggressive/ear shattering call" for 'azaan', saying she does not need public loudspeakers to remind her of God.
	Suchitra, 41, called it a case of "imposed religiosity", describing the use of loudspeakers as "lowlife" and "dumb",.
	"Came home at 4.45 am 2 most aggressive/ear shattering call of azaan," she tweeted.
	Her Tweets were met with both praise and scorn. While some commended her for talking about the issue, others called her an attention-seeker.
	When a Twitter user posted that it was good to wake up at 'Brahma muhurta' (early morning) according to Hinduism, the actress replied, "I wake up at Brahmamuhurt of my own accord & do my prayers & riyaz & yoga. I don't need public loudspeakers to remind me of my God or my duty."
	She further said she had no problems with 'azaan' or prayers during decent hours.
	"But to be waking up entire ...

After Nigam, Suchitra Krishnamoorthi complains about 'azaan'

Pop star Lady Gaga has revealed that she misses Amy Winehouse and still admires her musical talent.
	Gaga was a huge fan of the London-born singer and paid tribute to Amy via Twitter to mark the sixth anniversary of her death on Sunday.
	Above a photograph of Amy, Gaga wrote on the micro- blogging site, "We all miss you and your voice Amy. Good time to remember to treat people that we love with dignity and respect. What a talent. (sic)"
	Amy died of alcohol poisoning back in 2011, aged 27.

Laga Gaga pays tribute to Amy Winehouse

The Bombay High Court today dismissed a petition filed by a woman claiming to be the biological daughter of Sanjay Gandhi, seeking a stay on Madhur Bhandarkar's upcoming film "Indu Sarkar".
	A division bench of justices Anoop Mohta and Anuja Prabhudessai said petitioner Priya Paul has not made out any case for the court to interfere and stay release of the movie after the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) already granted certificate to the movie.
	"The filmmaker has submitted a disclaimer that will be shown before the movie saying all characters and incidents of the movie are fictitious and bears no resemblance to any living or dead person. The censor board has also already granted certificate to the movie after initially asking the filmmaker to cut some scenes," Justice Mohta said.
	The court also noted that no acknowledged descendant of Sanjay Gandhi has raised objection to the film.
	"There is no dispute that the descendants of Sanjay Gandhi have not opposed the movie. The 

HC nixes plea by Sanjay Gandhi's 'daughter' over stay on 'Indu Sarkar'

Actor Sunny Deol today refuted the reports that his son Karan was set to be launched by Yash Raj Films.
	There were reports that Karan was gearing up to be launched by Yash Raj Films but it could not happen when Aditya Chopra asked the young actor to sign a three-film deal, which Sunny objected to.
	"It wasn't like that. Only we were supposed to launch him. But today anyone says anything and it becomes news. But the fact is, only we were supposed to do it."
	The film, reportedly titled "Pal Pal Dil Ke Paas", will be directed and produced by Sunny.
	The 59-year-old actor also refuted reports that he objected to Sunny Leone's item number in "Bhaiyyaji Superhitt" due to alleged family objections.
	"People keep saying anything. Who am I to say no. I never interfere in my films. I prefer to remain silent," he said.
	Sunny was speaking at the trailer launch of his next, "Poster Boy."
	The film, directed by Shreyas Talpade, is a remake of the Marathi film "Poshter Boyz".
	Shreyas said the ...

We were supposed to launch Karan, not YRF: Sunny Deol

Anushka Sharma came to Bollywood as an outsider and became a top star. The actor is in a position where it is easy for her to get high on her success and befooled by fake praise.
	But Anushka says she is her biggest critic and the fact that she can easily identify fake compliments keeps her sane.
	"I am highly critical of myself. I am never satisfied with my work. I am not someone who can be fooled by praise at all. In fact, I quickly sniff out people who are being fake with me. It doesn't go unnoticed with me.
	"But I do have certain set of people around me like my team who are very honest to me and I am grateful for that. They are like family, they are very honest and not let me create a bubble for myself to live in because that can be detrimental," Anushka told PTI.
	The actor started her Bollywood journey nine years back with Shah Rukh Khan's "Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi" and she now believes she was meant to be in the movies.
	Anushka says film industry has helped her to understand the ..

I can't be fooled by praise: Anushka Sharma

Bobby Deol, son of veteran actor Dharmendra, says the perception that it is easier for an industry kid to bag roles is wrong and that everyone, be it an insider or an outsider, has to struggle to make a mark in the industry.
	Bobby says though luck plays an important factor in getting interesting films, an actor has to have a positive outlook to get work.
	On whether industry kids have it easy in Bollywood, Bobby told reporters, "That's just the way media portrays celebrity kids when they're coming into movies. I don't think it's easy for anyone.
	"You can be a kid of a star or be a normal child coming from a non filmy family but you still have to work hard. Luck plays a part in it but you've to think positive. That positive attitude helps you," he says at the trailer launch of his upcoming "Poster Boys".
	The film, directed by actor Shreyas Talpade, is a remake of the hit Marathi film "Poshter Boyz" that he had produced.
	The film marks his return to the big screen after a gap of ...

Perception that star kids have it easy in B-town wrong: Bobby

Kajol is all set to launch her home production in September and hopes to come up with a film early next year.
	The actress, who is currently gearing up for the release of her Tamil film "VIP 2", says she was planning to foray into production for sometime but it got delayed.
	"My home production is finally starting. We'll most probably be starting in September. And I'm excited about it."
	The actress, however, says she does not know what kind of projects she will be supporting.
	"I don't do so many things. I do a little bit at a time. I'm happy with what I am. I think I have to have a balance in my life that I can't do too much of anything and that includes work as well."
	With "VIP 2", also featuring Dhanush, the actress is returning to Tamil cinema after 20 years and she says there is a little pressure regarding how audience will respond to her performance.
	"Everybody has been so welcoming and supremely positive that makes me feel good but pressure is there because I'm wondering ...

Kajol to venture into film production

Her father Rajinikanth is a brand in himself but filmmaker Soundarya Rajinikanth today said it did not make things any easier for her in the industry as being a star kid people expect a lot from her.
	Ever since Kangana Ranaut called Karan Johar the "flag- bearer of nepotism" on his talk show, there has been a continuous debate on the issue with actors such as Anushka Sharma, Sonam Kapoor, Arjun Kapoor and Ayushmann Khurrana, among others, putting forth their opinions.
	When asked Soundarya about her take, she said, "At the end of the day, talent is the only thing that is going to last and speak loud no matter what family or background you come from.
	"If you're not talented then people are not going to accept you. And for star children, there's extra pressure because there's so much of expectations from us that if we fall then coming back up is all the more difficult."
	Soundarya is currently gearing up for the release of her upcoming directorial "VIP 2", featuring Dhanush and Kajol .

No acceptance without talent: Soundarya on nepotism

Aadar Jain's entry in Bollywood comes at a time when the nepotism debate has gained momentum but the newcomer says he would like people to not judge him before seeing his work.
	Aadar, the grandson of Raj Kapoor, will make his debut with "Qaidi Band" and his launch event was hosted by his cousin Ranbir Kapoor.
	In an interview with PTI, the actor says he is aware of the debate around nepotism and the negative comments his launch attracted.
	"As a newcomer, who has always dreamt of becoming an actor, it was a huge deal for me to be introduced like that. I read the comments after the launch about nepotism.
	"When you work so hard, give it all, an entire year of blood, sweat and hard work and then you read about these comments, you feel bad. I am human after all," Aadar says.
	But the 23-year-old actor does not want to get into the debate of whether he is talented or not.
	"I don't want to say anything. Yes, I feel bad when people says things without seeing my work. I want my work to ...

I want my work to speak about me: Aadar Jain

Veteran actor Dharmendra says as a family he and his sons Sunny and Bobby Deol don't believe in doing "gimmicks" to get work
	Dharmendra said rather than greed, he and his sons are driven by the love for the profession of acting.
	"We don't know gimmicks, we walk straight, we don't know how to grab. If we get, we take it. We are not greedy for anything, not running after anything, we just do it for the love. We are getting work even today, so why run here and there. What's the need?" Dharmendra told reporters.
	Dharmendra said before he made it big in the industry as an actor he would roam the streets imagining his face in the film posters.
	"...While cycling I used to see my glimpse on the posters, see my dreams at night and look in the mirror the next morning and ask: Can I become Dilip Kumar? Acting is my 'mehbooba'. It can't leave me, neither can I."
	The actor was speaking at the trailer launch of "Poster Boys", which stars Sunny and Bobby. The film, directed by Shreyas Talpade, .

We don't do gimmicks to grab work: Dharmendra

Sanjay Garg will be opening the upcoming Lakme Fashion Week winter festive 2017 as the Lakme Absolute Show designer.
	The designer is known for his craftsmanship and his new collection is inspired by intricate Chikankari work on Bengal mul, zardozi and handwoven brocade.
	"Working with Lakme Fashion Week is always a pleasure - it is where I had my first show and is a platform that encourages new ideas and talent.
	"The Lakme Absolute show this winter festive season will be my first collection of embroidery - with explorations in Chikankari. Lakme's beauty theme for the season, 'Liquid Gold', is a perfect complement to the collection," Garg said in a statement.
	"We welcome Sanjay Garg to the Lakme Grand Opening Night. He has an eclectic Indian style that matches our Argan- Liquid Gold trend for this festive season," said Purnima Lamba, Head of Innovation at Lakme.
	The show will take play on the day one of the fashion week at 9:00pm.

Sanjay Garg Lakme Absolute Show designer at LFW 2017

He will be seen playing Colonel Prem Sehgal in his next "Raag Desh", based on Indian National Army trials, and actor Mohit Marwah says one can not take creative liberty in the portrayal of the Army.
	The film recreates the Indian National Army (INA) Trials or The Red Fort Trials of 1940s where Colonel Prem Sehgal, Colonel Gurbaksh Singh Dhillon, and Major General Shah Nawaz Khan - officers in the British Indian Army were taken as prisoners of war in Malaya, Singapore and Burma respectively.
	They were court-martialled in the capital at the trials held at the Red Fort. The three men were charged with treason and torture and even case of murder was slapped on them.
	"We had an ex-Army person on set constantly who was making sure our attire was correct, our postures were right. We had someone correcting us all the time, we needed to have that authenticity, you cannot play around with the ways of the Army," Mohit told PTI.
	The actor says on a personal level too, he looked out for ...

You can't show Army in a tampered way, says Mohit Marwah

Marvel studios' new movie Captain Marvel, starring Brie Larson in the titular role, will be a throwback, set in the mid-1990s.
	 The movie will be out in March 2019, reported Entertainment Weekly.
	Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige confirmed that Samuel L Jackson will return as S.H.I.E.L.D. Spymaster Nick Fury, but this time, "he will have two eyes."
	Throughout Marvel history, including the comics, fans have mostly seen the character with his signature eye patch and distressing facial scar. In Captain Marvel, the cause of his injury may be revealed.
	The movie will feature the first big-screen appearance of the Skrulls, an alien race with a rich, destructive history in the comic books.

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