Rohit Shetty is no stranger to stunts as all of his films feature high-octane action scenes.
	But the filmmaker, who is hosting the eighth season of "Khatron Ke Khiladi", says it was mentally taxing to be a part of the stunt-based reality show.
	"It's actually a very difficult show. It's not normal. I've done other shows also as a judge - where I would go once a week and sit. But this was mentally taxing. You're working 40 days at a stretch," Shetty told PTI.
	The "Dilwale" helmer says working with experienced people like his frequent collaborator Ajay Devgn, is easier than making people, who have never been exposed to action, do dangerous stunts.
	"When you are performing with stunt-men or Ajay, who has been doing stunts for many years, you're not that stressed out. But on the show you have twelve people who have never done stunts.
	"You are making them perform stunts. There is stress, because you need to take care and make sure nothing goes wrong," he says.
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A wax statue of Beyonce at Madame Tussauds in New York has been given a makeover after fans of the pop diva complained that the figure was too white.
	The wax Beyonce sported wavy blonde hair and appeared to be thinner and lighter-skinned than the "Lemonade" singer in real life.
	Fans complained on Twitter that the figure looked more like Mariah Carey or Shakira than Beyonce, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
	Madame Tussauds said that the wax model, which was briefly taken down on Thursday amid criticism, is back on display following adjustments to "the styling and lighting of her figure.

Beyonce's wax figure at Tussauds modified after fan complaints

Director Imtiaz Ali, who has teamed up with Shah Rukh Khan for the first time for "Jab Harry Met Sejal", says the superstar never brought his stardom to the set.
	"Working with him was like working with any other actor. You realised he is a big star only when you see the crowd around the sets. Otherwise, the way he carries himself and participates in a film, you don't get the feel that he is a star," Imtiaz told reporters here at the trailer launch of the movie.
	"We both are from theatre background so it was easy to communicate with Shah Rukh. It was easy to work with him. He is a basic theatre actor for whom the story and the co-actor is important. He is the only giving actor I have worked with," he says.
	Imtiaz credits his mother for suggesting the basic idea of the film about a tour guide.
	"One day my mom told me to make a film where I would shoot at different places so that she could come and visit these places. I said in that case I should make a film on a tour guide and there 

It was easy to work with SRK, says Imtiaz

Charlize Theron is set to guest star on Seth MacFarlane's space-set series "The Orville".
	The pair have previously worked together on MacFarlane's 2014 big-screen western comedy "A Million Ways to Die in the West", reported Entertainment Weekly.
	The hour-long Fox series takes place several hundred years from now and chronicles the exploits of the USS starship The Orville, which is captained by Ed Mercer (MacFarlane).
	Details of Theron's character are being kept under wraps.
	The episode will air sometime this autumn.
	Theron's last episodic TV appearance was a 2005 cameo on "Arrested Development".

Charlize Theron to guest star on series 'The Orville'

Dwayne Johnson will not appear in DC's upcoming superhero film "Shazam!", according to the studio's chief creative officer Geoff Johns.
	"Shazam!" has been on DC's film slate for a while now. In 2014 it was announced that Johnson would play Shazam's rival, Black Adam.
	However, the studio exec confirmed Johnson's Black Adam would not be involved with the project.
	"We haven't announced any casting yet. But Dwayne isn't going to be in this movie. He's still doing Black Adam, but he won't be in 'Shazam!'," Johns told Yahoo Movies.
	The film is expected to go on floors in January or February next year with a likely release in 2019.
	David F Sandberg will direct the film, which is about a boy who transforms into Earth's mightiest mortal.

Dwayne Johnson won't appear in 'Shazam!', confirms DC's CCO

Darkwing Duck, the mysterious mallard superhero, is headed to Duckburg on Disney XD's upcoming revival of DuckTales.
	The creators of the series reboot broke the news when they debuted a reel of sneak peek footage during the San Diego Comic-Con on Friday, reported Entertainment Weekly.
	The appearance was confirmed by a brief sighting of Darkwing Duck concept art.
	Darkwing's motorcycle, the Ratcatcher, and his rat nemesis, Megavolt, were also spotted during the sneak peek.
	Darkwing Duck was originally developed in 1991 as a spin-off from DuckTales.

Darkwing Duck to join DuckTales revival

Kevin Smith, James Tucker, Ralph Garman and Lee Meriwether were among thousands fans who paid tribute to Adam West at Comic-Con in San Diego.
	West played the role of the caped crusader in the 1960s television series and later voiced the character of Mayor West on "Family Guy". He died last month.
	Smith said he was about 4 years old when he first saw West in Batman.
	"He defined my youth. He gave me my morality. Everything I learned about being good, I learned from watching Adam West play the Bright Knight," Smith said.
	Meriwether said that when she played Catwoman and Kitka opposite West in "Batman: The Movie", she could hardly maintain her character's accent because she was so overwhelmed by him.
	"I had a little crush, just a little one," the 82-year- old actress said, blushing at the memory.
	The presentation also included highlight reels of West's work on "Batman" and "Family Guy".

'Batman' actor Adam West honoured at Comic-Con

All tour dates of Linkin Park have been cancelled a day after frontman Chester Bennington passed away.
	The tour was scheduled to run from Thursday through October 22, including two "Blinkin Park" co-headlining dates with Blink-182 at New York's Citi Field and Hersheypark in Pennsylvania.
	It was unclear whether Blink-182 will press ahead with the dates, reported Variety.
	"We are incredibly saddened to hear about the passing of Chester Bennington. The Linkin Park 'One More Light' North American Tour has been cancelled and refunds are available at point of purchase. Our thoughts go out to all those affected," a statement from tour promoter Live Nation read.
	On Friday afternoon, the Los Angeles County coroner confirmed additional details about Bennington's death. The 41 -year-old singer's body was found on Thursday at his home in a suburb of LA.
	Bennington had struggled with depression and substance abuse throughout his life. He also appeared to be deeply impacted by the loss of ...

Linkin Park tour dates canceled after Chester's demise

Film producer Jason Blum is teaming up with comic book creator Todd McFarlane to develop a new movie based on the latter's creation "Spawn".
	McFarlane has written the first draft of the script and is set to direct the project, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
	"Spawn" was adapted into a 1997 New Line horror-action movie that starred Michael Jai White.
	The comic told of a black-ops agent who is betrayed and killed, his soul sent to hell for all the innocents he killed. While there, he makes a deal with a demon who allows him to return to the earthly plane and his wife.

New 'Spawn' movie in the works

Telugu actor Tarun today appeared before the Telangana excise department's Special Investigation Team (SIT) for questioning in connection with the drug trade racket, which was busted here.
	The star is among 12 Tollywood personalities, including actors, filmmakers and producers, against whom the department had last week issued notices under relevant sections of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act, asking them to appear before the SIT.
	SIT sleuths had yesterday grilled actor Subbaraju for over 10 hours in connection with the cases registered after it busted the racket on July 2.
	Prohibition and Excise Commissioner R V Chandravadan had said the investigators were expecting some "important clues" from Subbaraju's questioning.
	So far, the SIT has questioned film director Puri Jagannadh and cinematographer Shyam K Naidu besides Subbaraju.

Hyd drug racket: Telgu star Tarun appears before SIT

Actress Anushka Sharma says it was the fun-filled character of 'Geet' played by Kareena Kapoor Khan in Imtiaz Ali helmed "Jab We Met" that attracted her to the world of movies.
	The actress said that "Jab Harry Met Sejal" was the first movie to be offered to her by Imtiaz and she liked the idea so much that she accepted it immediately.
	"I have been waiting to work with Imtiaz for the longest time. I remember watching 'Jab We Met' in Bikaner with my parents and I felt this is an amazing film.
	"Looking at the character of 'Geet' (essayed by Kareena Kapoor Khan) I felt I should be doing films. I enjoyed collaborating with him for this film," she told reporters here at the trailer launch of "Jab Harry Met Sejal".
	For the first time, Anushka is playing a Gujarati girl in the movie. The actress said she prepared a lot to get the diction right.
	"I learnt the Gujarati diction from my coach Dimple. We used to write down the words in the way it is pronounced and once you are familiar with ..

Kareena's 'Geet' inspired Anushka to join Bollywood

Actor Channing Tatum has confirmed that "X-Men" spin-off "Gambit" is still in works.
	Created by writer Chris Claremont and artistes Jim Lee and Mike Collins, Gambit made his first appearances in 1990's Uncanny X-Men Annual #14 and Uncanny X-Men #266, reported ComicBook.Com
	"Yeah, of course (it's still happening). We're working on it right now," Tatum said.
	It has not been an easy ride for "Gambit". There was a point when it seemed Remy LeBeau just was not going to happen - especially last summer when latest director Doug Liman quit the project.
	This was after first director Rupert Wyatt left due to scheduling projects.

'Gambit' is still happening: Channing Tatum

Actress Naomi Watts has slammed film industry for its sad content.
	The 48-year-old actress, who can currently be seen in Netflix series "Gypsy", believes television has become a far more adventurous medium than film, The Times reported.
	"I definitely noticed that a lot of great writing was taking place in the TV format now, probably because of the sad state of the film industry and how all the films getting made are mostly in the franchise world, or superheroes or big comedy blockbuster-type movies.
	"Since the film industry was bottoming out, all the writers moved over to TV and we have to follow those stories, those writers...The female-driven drama writers moved to TV, and that is where a lot of us have ended up going, to get the storytelling," Watts says.

Film industry is in a sad state, says Naomi Watts

Cara Delevingne will not be returning to her role as Enchantress in the sequel of 2016 hit movie "Suicide Squad".
	The supermodel-and-actress, who played Dr June Moone - aka Enchantress in the DC Comic movie, says she will not be reprising the role because she thinks the character has run its course for now, reported USA Today.
	"It was a life-changing experience, and of course I'd do another one, but I don't think it would make sense for the character," Delevingne says.
	However, the 24 year old star, who is famous for having boundless energy on set and pranking her co-stars, will not let that stop her from spending time with her old cast.
	"I'll probably still be on the set hanging out with everyone," she said.
	The DC Comic movie also featured Will Smith, Margot Robbie, Jared Leto, Joel Kinnaman, Viola Davis, Jai Courtney, Jay Hernandez, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, and Karen Fukuhara.

Cara Delevingne won't be in 'Suicide Squad' sequel

Filmmaker Christopher Nolan has slammed streaming service Netflix for not releasing their movies in cinemas.
	The 46-year-old filmmaker, who is currently promoting his new war epic "Dunkirk", said by not releasing their content in cinemas, Netflix is missing on a lot of audience, reported IndieWire.
	"Netflix has a bizarre aversion to supporting theatrical films. They have this mindless policy of everything having to be simultaneously streamed and released, which is obviously an untenable model for theatrical presentation.
	"So they're not even getting in the game, and I think they're missing a huge opportunity," Nolan said.
	The director said Netflix is being used as a kind of way to shut down cinemas.
	"I think the investment that Netflix is putting into interesting filmmakers and interesting projects would be more admirable if it weren't being used as some kind of bizarre leverage against shutting down theatres. It's so pointless. I don't really get it," he added.

Christopher Nolan blasts streaming service Netflix

Singer Robbie Williams has revealed that he uses fermented coconut water face masks to look young and fresh on tour.
	The 43-year-old singer is currently on his 'Heavy Entertainment Show Tour' of Europe and has been pictured with a gleaming complexion.
	Williams shared his beauty secret in a new video blog entitled 'Vloggie Williams' in which he addresses his fans whilst wearing one of the facial masks.
	"Being this beautiful doesn't come natural, there's a lot of hard work that goes into it. I put face masks on and I know they look super-weird and sort of like, 'I'm coming to kill you', but the masks feel great on and your skin gets to hydrate.
	"If I still lived in Stoke-on-Trent then this could not happen," he said.
	Williams said he is planning to change his look and is currently growing his hair after getting bored of the quiff he has sported for years, a style inspired by his musical hero Morrissey.
	"I'm trying to grow my hair long because I've done the Morrissey thing to death 

Robbie Williams uses coconut water masks to stay young

One Direction star Liam Payne says he and partner Cheryl Tweedy won't be spoiling their son Bear because they want him to understand the importance of hard work.
	The "Strip That Down" singer and Cheryl have an estimated personal fortune of over 70 million pounds, reported Contactmusic.
	"We are very lucky and we will raise him to know we've worked hard to have these nice things," Payne says.
	The singer loves seeing how his son is changing every day and thinks being a father is "incredible".
	"I discover him every day and I see his eyes brighten when I talk to him. He always looks at me with great attention and he often tries to imitate me by moving his mouth.
	"I'm happy to be a dad, it's an incredible thing. I give my son as much love as I have received from my parents.

Liam Payne won't spoil his baby

Filmmaker Judd Apatow has had a slew of comedy hits over his career, but he says the entertainment business "keeps him on his toes."
	"I just feel like I'm on a first date always," he said in an interview with LinkedIn, as reported by Page Six.
	"I don't feel like any success I've had means the next one will be successful, it keeps me on my toes and I have a lot of energy to succeed because I don't get cocky or lazy. Again, in comedy I just don't know."
	Apatow, 49, is known for his hit films including "Knocked Up", "Superbad", "Pineapple Express", "Bridesmaids", and "Trainwreck."
	He has also produced TV series like "Girls", "Crashing," "Love" and "Freaks and Geeks.

Judd Apatow compares releasing movies to first dates

The first teaser trailer of "The Conjuring" spin-off, "The Nun" was screened at the San Diego Comic-Con 2017.
	Based on the demonic nun introduced in "The Conjuring 2" last year, the upcoming movie will serve as the fifth entry overall in the "The Conjuring" film franchise, reported Deadline.
	2014's "Annabelle" was the first spin-off of "The Conjuring" movies to be released in theatres and it will be followed by next month's release of "Annabelle: Creation."
	"The Crooked Man" - another spin-off based on a monster that was introduced in "The Conjuring 2" - is also currently in development.
	Director Corin Hardy has finished filming "The Nun".
	The film's teaser trailer is expected to be released online next week.

'The Nun' teaser debuts at Comic-Con 2017

Lupita Nyong'o, Puff Daddy, Naomi Campbell and RuPaul are among the stars of the 2018 Pirelli Calendar, which features an all-black cast and an 'Alice in Wonderland' theme.
	Next year's calendar has been styled by new British Vogue editor Edward Enninful and for the first time in its 50-year history, it showcases an all-black cast, reported People magazine.
	Model Duckie Thot led the cast as Alice, and "12 Years a Slave" star Lupita donned a set of ears to be the Dormouse, while Naomi and Puff - whose real name is Sean Combs - are royal beheaders and RuPaul is the Queen of Hearts.
	Whoopi Goldberg was photographed in tangerine as the Royal Duchess and Djimon Hounsou donned a crown to be the King of Hearts.
	The calendar also features the likes of Slick Woods, Lil Yachty, Adwoa Aboah, Sasha Lane, and they posed for photographer Tim Walker in London this spring.
	Tim said of his concept for the shoot, "For two or three years I've had this ambition to tell Alice with an all-black cast. I 

Campbell and Nyong'o to feature in 2018 Pirelli Calendar

British pop star Louis Tomlinson said becoming a father at such a young age was a blessing.
	The 25-year-old singer-songwriter has an 18-month-old son called Freddie with his ex-girlfriend Briana Jungwirth.
	While Louis has admitted the pregnancy was unplanned, he is now thankful that it happened, reported Contactmusic.
	"I wouldn't have made this decision if someone asked me on the day. But thank God that the decision was made for me because it's just a blessing to be this age and to be able to have a child," Louis said.

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