Veteran musician Glen Campbell, was diagnosed with Alzheimer's six years back and the singer has now announced the release date of his final studio album titled "Adios".
	 The 80-year-old country legend, who is currently in the final stages of the disease, is releasing his final album on June 9, reported People magazine.
	The album was recorded in Nashville following Campbell's diagnosis and subsequent "Goodbye Tour".
	 The singer's wife of 34 years, Kim Campbell, shares in the album's emotional liner notes.
	"Glen's abilities to play, sing and remember songs began to rapidly decline after his diagnosis in 2011. A feeling of urgency grew to get him into the studio one last time to capture what magic was left. It was now or never," she writes.
	Kim shares the inspiration to record the album was sparked after the couple spent an afternoon with Carl Jackson, Campbell's longtime banjo player and a mutual friend.
	"We reminisced about all of the songs that Glen had always wanted to record .

Glen Campbell announces final studio album

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Actor Clifton James, who was famous for his role as Sheriff J W Pepper in "James Bond" films, has died at the age of 96.
	The actor passed away just blocks afar from his childhood home, surrounded by friends and family, loved ones told Variety in a statement.
	James was born as the eldest child of Grace and Harry James in the year 1920.
	He grew up just outside Portland, Oregon during the heart of the Great Depression. According to his kin, he fought for five years on the front lines of the South Pacific, thereby earning two Purple Hearts and a Silver Star for his service during the World War II.
	James' acting career spread out around six decades, where he showcased his talent in theatre, film and television.
	He appeared on stage in the plays "The Time of Your Life" and went on to perform in many Broadway shows which included names such as "All The Way Home".
	But he gained major recognition when he starred as he crowing Louisiana sheriff, J W Pepper in two Bond films, "Live and Let 

'James Bond' actor Clifton James dead

Singer Kimberly Wyatt claims she was "made to be like an anorexic alien" when she was in the Pussycat Dolls.
	The 35-year-old singer and dancer alleges record producers were "constantly watching" the girl group to check they had not gained weight, reported Femalefirst.
	"I was so conscious of my weight while in Pussycat Dolls. Record producers constantly watched us to make sure we weren't putting on weight, and we were made to be like anorexic aliens," Wyatt says.
	The singer, who has daughter Willow with her husband Max Rogers, is now worried that her little girl will grow up being fixated about her weight.
	"It worries me so much. I saw two girls, who can't have been older than nine, in gym wear running in the park the other day, and they were talking in detail about calories. It scares me so much, I don't want Willow to need to worry about it," she says.

Kimberly Wyatt was made to look like 'anorexic alien'

Singer John Mayer says he is obsessed with himself but insists he does not think everything he does is great.
	"Well, like, I'm about myself, I'm self-centered, but I don't think everything I do is great. But I think about everything I do all of the time. More, all the time. All I do is think about what I do. Horrible, it's a horrible existence," Mayer says.
	The 39-year-old singer credits music for giving him some peace, reported Femalefirst.
	"But then I'll go in the studio, and I'll come back and listen and I'll go, 'Oh, that is a great drumbeat. Listen to that guitar tone.
	"Listen to that -' and then when I sing on top of it, I go, 'I don't believe that for a second.' And so I don't finish it because I don't buy it. Like if I don't buy it, no one else is gonna buy it. I go, 'That's not me.'" he adds.

I am self-centered: John Mayer

Indian-origin top executives of multi-national corporations in Singapore took to the ramp at a fund-raising fashion show for underprivileged students.
	DBS Group CEO Piyush Gupta, SilverNeedle Hospitality Group CEO Iqbal Jumabhoy, business executives Prasenjit Basu and Pradeep Pant among others turned models for the charity dinner to raise funds for Indian-origin students under the Singapore Indian Development Association's (SINDA) tuition scheme.
	They were joined by Singapore's Senior Minister of State for Finance and Law Indranee Rajah, who sang a number of songs in Hindi, Tamil and Chinese, making it an Indian-origin, yet multi-national appeal for funds.
	The executives are part of the 100-member-strong Indian Business Leader Roundtable (IBR) which organises a series of programmes for the underprivileged students and assists SINDA, a self-help group.
	"The IBR is also creating an e-learning platform by commissioning world renowned Hey Math to assist SINDA students in mathematics," 

Indian-origin honchos take to ramp for charity in Singapore

Businessman Wissam Al Mana penned an emotional message for his wife Janet Jackson amidst reports that they have parted ways.
	The Qatari businessman posted the note on his website.
	"To the most beautiful person in the world, thank you for your divine love, your eternal support and for being my best friend. I love you so much, inshallah we will be together in the Great Forever x (sic)," Al Mana wrote along side a black- and-white photo of Jackson.
	The post comes after Jackson took to her website on Saturday to share the first picture of her three-month-old son Eissa Al Mana.
	She captioned it, "My baby and me after nap time.

Wissam Al Mana's love note for Janet Jackson after split news

From "Tanu Weds Manu" to "Anaarkali Of Aarah", Swara Bhaskar has given many critically acclaimed performances but the actress says she still feels like an outsider in Bollywood as it is tough to make a mark in the industry so soon.
	"It is not easy for anyone to make a mark in this industry. I struggle each day to do the work that I am doing. It is extremely difficult, as difficult as it could be in any profession.
	"I don't think I have still made a mark for myself. I still look at myself like as an outsider. I like it that way. Getting a good role is a tough job," Swara told PTI.
	Even though, her acting skills are always applauded, Swara believes commercial success is as important as critical acclaim.
	"It is very important for me because it's very important for the producers to back great films. Box office success in a way encourages good content, good cinema."
	Swara's last two films-- "Nil Battey Sannata" and "Anaarkali Of Aarah"-- were women-centric projects and the actress ...

I still look at myself as an outsider: Swara Bhaskar

Model-turned-actress Cara Delevingne appeared in a new pastel pixie crop after hinting she would chop off her hair for new film role.
	The 24-year-old star showed off her chopped off locks wearing tinted glasses on Instagram.
	"I'm coming for you," read the caption, referencing her role in "Life in a Year".
	She also posted a photo to her Instagram stories of a pile of her own hair with pastel pink and purple streaks throughout on the floor with the words "oh no!" written over the top.
	"Life in a Year" follows a 17 year old, who finds out that his girlfriend is dying, so he sets out to give her an entire life, in the last year she has left.
	The film also features Jaden Smith and Nia Long.

Cara Delevingne debuts pixie haircut

Music Mogul Simon Cowell is reportedly plotting a brand new spin off for the singing competition show "The X Factor".
	If reports to be believed, the 57-year-old TV personality and other producers of the singing reality show are working on the spin off, reported AceShowbiz.
	"It has always been the bad auditions that get everyone talking on 'X Factor' each year. And another thing people love to watch on TV is people undergoing huge transformations - like on Davina McCall's show 'This Time Next Year'.
	"Now ITV will combine these two things as they launch a new show which sees awful singers transform into superstar performers - or that's what they're hoping. It's sure to be a great laugh but also heart-warming to see some amazing transformations," a source said.
	"The X Factor" is set to return this fall with judges Simon, Nicole Scherzinger, Sharon Osbourne and Louis Walsh.

Simon Cowell planning 'The X Factor' spin off

Filmmaker Hansal Mehta has praised his "Simran" star Kangana Ranaut's unapologetic and strong nature, saying a person with an opinion, like the actress, should be respected.
	Kangana's unabashed persona may not have gone down well with many in the film industry but Mehta says he is not one of them.
	The "Aligarh" director says rather than being threatened by the 30-year-old actress, one must embrace these qualities in her.
	"I never felt that she is too opinionated. I think a person with an opinion has to be respected. How many people have a strong opinion and how many people actually talk sense?
	"She is somebody who is extremely focused, extremely intelligent. "You embrace a person's qualities rather than be threatened by it," Mehta told PTI.
	Kangana's co-stars and collaborators have earlier complained that the actress is a difficult person to work with.
	However, Mehta says she found the actress to be a wonderful collaborator so much so that he is inspired by her talent and ...

A person with an opinion has to be respected: Hansal Mehta

While the "Star Wars" universe continues to expand on the silver screen, one of its popular TV show is soon getting over.
	"Star Wars Rebels" will end after the upcoming season four on Disney XD, reported Variety.
	The announcement was made during the special 40th anniversary convention to celebrate the epic space opera franchise in Orlando.
	"I firmly believe that each generation needs to have their own piece of 'Star Wars' and this show, for a lot of kids growing up with it, is as much a piece of 'Star Wars' as any of the movies," said executive producer Dave Filoni.
	The animated series follows the adventures of the Rebellion leading up to the events of 1977's "Star Wars: A New Hope."
	It featured the voice talents of Taylor Gray, Freddie Prinze Jr, Vanessa Marshall and Sabine Wren.

'Star Wars Rebels' to end with season four

Actor Mark Hamill choked up at several points as he remembered Hollywood icon and his friend Carrie Fisher at the Star Wars celebration.
	During a special 40th anniversary convention to celebrate the film series, the 65-year-old actor recalled meeting Fisher in London ahead of their shoot together for the 1977 'Star Wars', according to The Hollywood Reporter.
	The actress, who died on December 27 at the age of 60 after going into cardiac arrest, was best known for playing Princess Leia Organa in the Star Wars film franchise, in which Hamill plays Luke Skywalker.
	"I was just bowled over by her humour and her wit, how sardonic she was, how dark she was. Within 20 minutes, she was telling me personal stories about her mother and father that I wouldn't have shared with you if I'd known you 10 years," Hamill said.
	"As attracted as I was to her, I thought, 'I couldn't handle her as a girlfriend. She's too much. She's what you would call a high-maintenance relationship'."
	He then ...

Hamill pays emotional tribute to Fisher at 'Star Wars' reunion

The two may have moved on in their life after their split in 2014 but Mariah Carey and Nick Cannon always make sure to spend as much time as possible with their children.
	The former married couple came together for a special celebration of Easter with their kids, reported E! Online.
	Carey shared a photo on Instagram in which Monroe and Moroccan were having fun, while painting Easter eggs with the "We Belong Together" songstress and the rapper.
	"Easter with #demkids #moments #rocandroe #easter #family @nickcannon," she wrote.
	The family time comes less than a week after reports surfaced that the songstress has broken up with Bryan Tanaka.
	Cannon filed for divorce from Carey in January 2015, though he originally announced their split in August 2014.

Mariah Carey, Nick Cannon celebrate Easter with their twins

Comedian Alec Baldwin reprised his role as Donald Trump, while Beck Bennett appeared beside him in the oval office as Vice President Mike Pence on "Saturday Night Live".
	Popular host Jimmy Fallon appeared as Jared Kushner, senior advisor to the President, competing against a hooded, sketal Steve Bannon, according to the Hollywood Reporter.
	Baldwin's Trump ruminate on his first 100 days in office and his accomplishments.
	"Have you seen my tweets on North Korea? This could all be over by Monday," Baldwin says after Pence reminds him he has more than 1,300 days to go in his presidency.

Alec Baldwin back as Donald Trump on 'SNL'

Chris Pine and Sofia Boutella sparked romance rumours after the two actors attended the 2017 Coachella party with their famous friends.
	Pine, 36, and his "Star Trek Beyond" co-star enjoyed the NYLON Midnight Garden Party with Troian Bellisario and Patrick J Adams, reported E! Online.
	According to a source, the duo came around midnight with a whole group and stayed at the party for about 90 minutes.
	"They were super cute. Chris kept stepping back to let her have the spotlight and wouldn't take photos but kept watching her when she would pose.
	"They were together the entire time and kept walking with his hand around her waist," the source said.
	Joe Jonas and his girlfriend Sophie Turner, Nicole Richie, Scott Eastwood and Hailee Steinfeld were also spotted at the star-studded night.

Pine, Boutella fuel romance rumours after Coachella party

Actor Warren Beatty once again shared what it was like on stage when his co-presenter Faye Dunaway mistakenly announced "La La Land" as the best picture instead of "Moonlight" at the 89th Academy Awards this year.
	The 80-year-old veteran star was on 'The Graham Norton Show', where its host called the incident "the TV moment of if not the year, the decade," which Beatty quipped, "Not the century?" reported Deadline.
	Recalling the moment, Beatty said, "I thought well, maybe this is a misprint. And then, I shouldn't foul up the show just because someone made a little error."
	Norton then intervened, saying it appeared as if Beatty deliberately handed over the card to Dunaway so that he would not be responsible for the gaffe, which Beatty denounced.
	"No, no. My instructions were take the envelope when I walked out. I couldn't have it before that. And then I go out, and then I say something, and then I open the envelope and then I give it to Faye and she then says what it says," the ...

Warren Beatty recalls 'chaos' of Oscars Best Picture goof-up

"The Originals" star Daniel Gillies says he has no plans to have more children as the actor now only wants to "focus" on their two kids.
	The 41-year-old actor shares Charlotte, three, and Theodore, two, with wife Rachael Leigh Cook. The couple tied the knot in 2004.
	In an interview with Entertainment Tonight, Gillies opens up about his kids, his "beautiful" wife and his family plans.
	"This is going to sound like the creepiest thing of all time but when I was first married her, I remember just watching her sleep and thinking that is the most beautiful person and I would just watch her for a while.
	"It's also amazing to see when our kids have inherited some of her physical characteristics," Gillies says.
	When asked if there is any plan to expand their family, he says, "No! Daddy is going to pay a special visit to a special surgeon real soon. I'm too old as it is.
	"My wife has got the energy of a 21-year-old and is physically in great condition, but me, I have, like, no knees and ..

Daniel Gillies doesn't want more kids

Country singer Sam Hunt tied the knot with Hannah Lee Fowler after a brief engagement.
	The two exchanged wedding vows in Hunt's hometown in Georgia surrounded by family and a few friends, reported E! Online.
	Lee Fowler, who is a nurse by profession, wore a white gown featuring a long, beautiful train for the ceremony. She also had her hair done in a side-braid.
	The two got engaged in January of this year and have kept their relationship largely out of the public eye, save for a few of Hunt's more famous songs.
	The two have been on and off for around a decade, and most recently reconciled back in 2016 shortly before they took a trip to Israel together.

Sam Hunt marries Hannah Lee Fowler in private ceremony

Actor Luke Evans says he likes to keep his private life away from spotlight.
	The "Beauty and the Beast" star feels it is important to for an actor to stay a mystery, reported Femalefirst.
	"I try to keep my personal life and my private life separate. Not for any reason other than there's a clue in the title - it's private. As an actor, you have to keep some sort of enigma and mystery," Evans says.
	The actor says by being secretive about his personal life he is trying to protect people close to him.
	"There's a dignity to keeping private. I'm trying to keep a bit of dignity to my private life and to protect the people in my life. Like my family. They don't do press. They don't do interviews. I don't get photographed with them. Although everyone knows they're my mum and dad in the Valleys. It's the choice I've made," he adds.

Luke Evans likes keeping his private life a mystery

Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay says he has a giant poster of supermodel Cindy Crawford at his home.
	The 50-year-old TV chef, who has four children; Matilda, 15, Jack and Holly, 17, and Megan, 18, with his wife Tana, says the floor-to-ceiling picture reminds him of his partner, reported Femalefirst.
	"We've got an amazing Cindy Crawford picture, from floor to ceiling. She reminds me of Tana. I like black-and-white, and I mix and match them, and then I go off to LA and Tana moves it all around.
	"I come home and think we've been robbed, but she's just moved it all upstairs," Ramsay says.
	The pair also have pictures of Michael Caine and Mick Jagger in their home.

Gordon Ramsay has giant Cindy Crawford poster in his home

Multiple sound cuts forced rock band Radiohead to walk off Coachella's main stage twice.
	The sound glitches began only three songs into the band's set, but grew much worse during "15 Step" cutting out the final two minutes of the track, reported Variety.
	The band, composed of Thom Yorke, Jonny Greenwood, Ed O'Brien, Colin Greenwood and Phil Selway, then left the stage, only to return and have the same problem recur when they started performing "Let Down".
	They eventually returned, but even the frontman Yorke seemed uncertain of the rest of the night.
	"Can you actually hear me. I'd like to tell a joke to lighten the mood. But we're Radiohead so f- it," he said.

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