Hollywood star George Clooney says he is planning to be "much more responsible" after welcoming twins with wife Amal Clooney.
	The 55-year-old actor said he is already thinking about some lifestyle changes, reported E! online.
	"We decided to be much more responsible, to avoid the danger. I will not go to South Sudan anymore and in the Congo, Amal will no longer go to Iraq and she will avoid places where she knows she is not welcome," Clooney said.
	"Before, I did not care, I would even say that there was a pretty exciting side to going where no reporter had ever been. We have the chance to live between three countries: Italy, America and England," he added.
	The Oscar-winning actor said once it's time for the twins to enroll in school they will "choose where to settle."
	"In the meantime, we will continue to move according to our respective schedules. People think we're never together, but we have not been separated for more than a week," Clooney said.

Clooney plans to be 'more responsible' after welcoming twins

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Actress Demi Moore is set to make her debut in on the season three finale of the Fox hip-hop drama "Empire".
	The actress will see her role as a take-charge nurse with a mysterious past and will continue into the previously announced fourth season when she becomes more entangled with the Lyon family, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
	"Empire" will mark Moore's biggest TV role since her regular run on "General Hospital"; her small-screen credits also include episodes of "Will and Grace" and "Ellen".
	The third season also stars Eva Longoria, Taye Diggs, Phylicia Rashad, Nia Long and Moore's daughter, Rumer Willis.

Demi Moore joins 'Empire' cast

Hollywood star George Clooney has criticised US President Donald Trump and his chief strategist, Steve Bannon, calling them "Hollywood elitists".
	During an interview on the French program "Rencontres de Cinema," the Oscar-winning actor mentioned Meryl Streep's speech during the Golden Globes in January when she blasted the president as a bully and said  it's wrong for conservatives to dismiss Streep's speech just because she is a wealthy actress, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
	"When Meryl spoke, everyone on that one side said, 'Well that's elitist Hollywood speaking.' Donald Trump has 22 acting credits in television. He collects USD 120,000 a year in his Screen Actors Guild pension fund. He is a Hollywood elitist," Clooney said.
	"Steve Bannon is a failed film writer and director. That's the truth. That's what he's done. He wrote a Shakespearean rap musical about the LA riots that he couldn't get made...He made a lot of money off of 'Seinfeld'...He's elitist Hollywood, I mean, 

George Clooney slams Donald Trump as 'Hollywood elitist'

Popular television actor Anup Soni says he would now like to do more films.
	Anup has acted in shows like "Sea Hawks", "Saaya", "Balika Vadhu", "CID", "Crime Patrol". In between he has also been part of films like "Fiza", "Raaz", "Hathyar" and "Gangaajal" among others.
	"I want to do more of films now rather than doing television. As an actor, I have done a lot of television I think I need to try something else. It's mostly all typical work in television. I think film people will take a chance and give me something different to do," Anup told PTI.
	The actor says he is looking forward to do good character roles.
	"For me it is easy to do films as I am not at an age where I want t be a hero or do lead roles. I want to do good and strong character roles. For me it is essential to do substantial and respectful roles," he adds.
	Currently, the 42-year-old actor is busy hosting "Crime Patrol", a crime reality television anthology series.
	The series which premiered in 2003, is the longest .

No more television, Anup Soni wants to act in films

Director Steven Spielberg's mother Leah Adler, who fostered his interest in filmmaking has died. She was 97.
	Adler died in Los Angeles, a spokesperson for Spielberg's production company, Amblin Entertainment, confirmed to The Hollywood Reporter.
	A former concert pianist and painter, Adler died at her home surrounded by her family.
	Born in Cincinnati, Leah Frances Posner developed a love of music when she learned piano at age 5. She studied at the Music Conservatory in town and graduated from the University of Cincinnati with a degree in home economics.
	In February 1945, she married electrical engineer Arnold Meyer Spielberg, and they had four children - Steven, Anne, Sue and Nancy.
	In 1964, the family moved to Los Gatos, California. They built a house in Saratoga and lived there for two years. After her divorce, Leah moved back to Scottsdale, where she married Bernie Adler in 1967.
	In addition to Spielberg and his wife Kate Capshaw, survivors also include her daughters Anne (and 

Steven Spielberg's mother Leah Adler dies at 97

Actor Kyle Chandler is set to star in "Godzilla" sequel.
	"Godzilla: King of the Monsters," which is part of the Legendary and Warner Bros' cinematic universe, also stars Millie Bobby Brown, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
	Michael Dougherty is directing the project slated for release on March 22, 2019.
	Dougherty has co-written the script along with Zach Shields.
	 Chandler will play a scientist and father of Brown's character. The role makes him ostensibly the hero of the movie.
	The first film in the franchise, directed by Gareth Edwards and released in 2014, earned USD 529.1 million worldwide.

Kyle Chandler joins 'Godzilla' sequel

Confirming her departure from the British TV series "Gogglebox", actress Scarlett Moffatt has said she will miss the show dearly.
	The 26-year-old actress, who stars on the Channel 4 programme with her parents Betty and Mark, admitted in an Instagram post she feels sad they will not be returning to the show.
	"We are going to miss doing #gogglebox so so much but can't wait to watch the new series (good luck my fellow goggleboxers you will smash it love the Moffatts) (sic)," wrote Moffatt, along side her picture with her family.
	She also took to social media where she tweeted, even though their roles were being discontinued, they would tune in to watch the show.
	"We are gutted to, thought my mum and dad (and little Ava) would still be able to do it but we will still be watching #gogglebox (sic)," wrote Moffatt.

Scarlett Moffatt will miss shooting for 'Gogglebox'

Singer Mel B surprised her fans when she sang a lyric from Spice Girls' "Wannabe", breaking her Broadway role.
	The 41-year-old former band member posted a video snippet on social media where she explained how she went the Roxy Hart way during one of her last shows in Broadway's Chicago.
	"Here is a snippet of me last night doing my last show In @chicagomusical playing Roxie heart (sic) breaking character busting out some spice power haha #nyc #broadwaybaby," wrote Mel B along side the video.
	One can see the ex Spice Girl singing the lines, "So, here's a story from A to Z... You wanna get with me, you gotta listen carefully."
	The songstress also posted a commemorative tweet marking the end of her Broadway role.
	"Boom @ChicagoMusical all done and I didn't cancel 1 show," she wrote.

Mel B breaks out of Broadway character to perform 'Wannabe'

Sterling K Brown has sealed the deal with the makers of "Predator" reboot.
	The 40-year-old actor famous for his role as Randall Pearson in TV series "This Is Us" is on board for 20th Century Fox's remake of the alien action franchise launched in 1987, reported Variety.
	Although Brown had been in talks for the role for almost a month, the actor's representative confirmed on signing the project directed by Shane Black.
	The actor will team up with previously announced stars- Boyd Holbrook, Trevante Rhodes, Olivia Munn, Keegan-Michael Key and Jacob Tremblay.
	Brown also joined Marvel's highly anticipated "Black Panther," opposite Chadwick Boseman.
	The film is scheduled for release on February 9, 2018.

Sterling K Brown joins 'Predator' reboot

Anna Kendrick has said she is so scared of weddings that she avoids befriending single friends.
	The 31-year-old actress, who appeared on the "Today" show to promote her upcoming film "Table 19", joked the weddings get to her so she now avoids being a bridesmaid, reported FemaleFirst.
	"I've only been a bridesmaid once... I'm, like, so terrified of that (weddings) that I feel like I'm waiting till girls get married and then we can be really close friends," quipped Kendrick.
	The "Pitch Perfect" star added she would rather sit at the back in a wedding than have a role in the bridal party.
	Kendrick is currently filming the third installment of the musical.

I'm terrified of weddings, jokes Anna Kendrick

Angelina Jolie cooked and ate tarantula spiders for herself and her children on live television.
	The 41-year-old Hollywood star showed off her culinary skills while promoting new movie "First They Killed My Father" in Cambodia, in an interview with BBC World News.
	"See the hard part where you have the teeth? Take the fangs out.
	"I think it's always been a part of the diet (in Cambodia), the bugs, but then I think there is a truth to the survival during the war of course when people were being starved they were able to survive on things like this and they did," said Jolie.
	The "Maleficent" actress demonstrated how to cook and enjoy the fare to her children Maddox, 15, Pax, 13, Zahara, 12, Shiloh, 10, and eight-year-old twins Knox and Vivienne.
	She added she had first tried insects and arachnids when she adopted Maddox from Cambodia as a baby in the year 2002.

Angelina Jolie cooks, eats tarantulas on live TV with children

Filmmaker Richard Linklater has directed an ad in which he has slammed the transgender bathroom bill in Texas.
	Taking pot-shots at Texas Privacy Act, the "Boyhood" director has urged Texan citizens to have their say by taking a seat in the new advertisement, reported Entertainment Weekly.
	Also known as SB6, the proposed law would dictate which bathroom transgender people can use, regardless of their gender identity.
	Through the ad, Linklater and the ACLU of Texas, for which the project has been helmed, argue that the SB6 bill is discriminatory.

Linklater attacks Texas' transgender bathroom bill in an ad

Singer Maluma will donate the paycheque from his performance at the Vina del Mar International Song Festival to Chile fire victims.
	The 23-year-old artiste promised to give away his earnings to a Chilean foundation.
	"Alex Hernandez, director of the Vina del Mar festival, showed me hundreds of stories of those affected by fires - moving faces of families that lost everything," Maluma wrote on Instagram.
	The country was in dire straits after over 100 forest fires broke out in the month of January.
	"Today, I put myself in their place and decide to give my grain of sand to help out in this situation. That's why 100 per cent of my earnings in this Festival will take another route. Their destiny is now in the hands of the Desafio Levantemos Chile foundation. It's the least I can do for my Chilean brothers," the singer added.
	Maluma will be performing at the annual festival on February 26 for the first time.

Maluma to donate Vina del Mar fest paycheque to fire victims

Singer-songwriter Prince Royce has unveiled his new single, "Deja Vu" with singer Shakira.
	The 27-year-old took to Instagram where he posted a photo with the "Waka Waka" songstress.
	"Already heard #DejaVu with @shakira. Send us your comments," wrote Royce.
	Shakira too posted another picture on social media along side the young singer and wrote, "Ready for some bachata (kind of dance) with @princeroyce? #Dejavu, out today!"
	In addition to Shakira, Royce has also teamed up with other singing sensations such as Chris Brown, Farruko and Zendaya.
	This is Royce's fifth album, "Five", which will release on February 24.

Prince Royce releases new single with Shakira

Actress Lindsay Lohan says she "found solace" when she turned 30 as she is now able to take control of her life.
	The "Freaky Friday" actress said she always knew turning 30 will be a defining moment in her life, reported Female First.
	"When I turned 30 I always aspired for this, I always said when I turn 30 that will be the defining moment of what I want to do. I found a lot of solace I reached inside and what my intentions were in the world. Taking control of my life," Lohan said.
	The actress, who began her acting career at the age of 10 with soap opera "Another World," said she believes living in Los Angeles as a teenager contributed to her troubled past as she "surrounded" herself with "the wrong people".
	"I think so (LA the problem). It moves so fast there, it's easier to surround yourself with any person than it is to be alone.
	"I don't think it was ever turning to anything, it (drink) was very accessible when I was 16, 17, 18, 19. I had been working so much and surrounded ..

Lindsay Lohan found solace at 30

Grammy-winning singer Adele says she is raising her four-year-old son Angelo to "respect women".
	The 28-year-old singer said she takes her son with her "everywhere" and hopes being with her will teach him about the power of women, reported OK! magazine.
	"I'm raising him to respect women. He knows I'm a powerful force. He feels it at home, let alone when he comes to work with me. And he comes everywhere with me anyway!" Adele said.
	The "Hello" hitmaker, who recently won the album of the year Grammy award, said she feels Beyonce was more "worthy" for the trophy.
	"I am of course very grateful to have won it. But I felt the need to say that because I love her and I felt like she was more worthy.

I'm raising my son to respect women: Adele

Actress Nicole Kidman says she turns down projects which doesn't fit in around her children's school year.
	The "Lion" actress said for her time has become increasingly more "precious" as she has grown old and cherishes the days she spends with husband Keith Urban and their daughters Sunday, eight, and Faith, six, reported Female First.
	"My time is precious, I think once you reach a certain age the time becomes incredibly important - you're like. I'm raising a six and an eight year old who are in school so there's only a certain amount of time I can work because of their school year.
	"That means I pass on things a lot ... Because ultimately - and this is just me - my family life is the most important thing to me so I'm not going to jeopardise that in any way shape or form," Kidman said.

Nicole Kidman turns down work to be with her kids

Pop diva Mariah Carey says wants to "instill a work ethic" in her children.
	The "I Don't" hitmaker, who has five-year-old twins Moroccan and Monroe with her ex-husband Nick Cannon, has been giving her children some small chores to teach them the importance of helping others, reported Entertainment Tonight.
	"They work for me now. I had to give them jobs. I'm trying to instill a work ethic. I don't want them to think since they're my kids and that they can just get whatever they want; do whatever they want.
	"I started saying, 'OK look, guys, here's what we're going to do, you're going to help out, maybe clean a couple of things.' I don't expect it to be done properly," Carey said.
	The 46-year-old singer said she loves being able to take her kids with her when she travels the world.
	"For five-year-old kids, they've travelled more than most people in their lives, and they really love it. Usually we do something like go to a children's museum.

Mariah Carey wants to instill work ethic in kids

Singer Jennifer Lopez says she doesn't just date younger guys and is fine with romancing anyone.
	While talking at the "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" the 47-year-old singer said that age doesn't matter to her if she like the person.
	"First of all, stop! I don't date younger men. I don't think men have to be younger. It's not about that. I just meet people, and if I go out with them, I go out with them. And if I like them, I like them, and if I don't, I don't. It's about the person, you know what I mean? It's about who they are. It has nothing to do with age!" Lopez said.
	The 47-year-old singer, who previously dated her back up dancer Casper Smart, 29, was recently rumoured to be dating R&B singer Drake, 30 and despite numerous pictures of them cuddling up to each other being posted online, she refused to divulge whether they were in a relationship.
	"We did a song together. We were not writing a song right at that moment. We were just hanging out. Actually he sent me a song that he ...

Dating has nothing to do with age: Jennifer Lopez

Actress Chloe Sevigny says she used to go out with "cool and bad kids" during her school days and didn't participate in any extra curricular activities.
	The "American Horror Story" star says she was "all about" spending time outside as a child, and would rarely stay at home, Female First.
	"I was with the cool, bad kids, hanging outside the auditorium, and participating in zero extracurricular activities.
	"My mom would open the door in the morning, and we wouldn't come back until the night. It was all about being outside," Sevigny said.
	The 42-year-old actress said growing up in a "privileged" community made her aware of the class system, and said she was "teased" because of her background.
	"Our parents didn't buy us BMWs. It sounds really entitled to say, because obviously it is such a beautiful community, but we didn't grow up as privileged as our surroundings
	"Yes (I was aware of classes), because they made you very well aware of it. There was lots of teasing. Like, my parents 

I used to hang out with cool, bad kids: Chloe Sevigny

Singer Ed Sheeran says he wants Rihanna to record a version of his hit track "Shape of You".
	The 26-year-old singer said it would be cool to work with Rihanna, reported Female First.
	"I would love that, I think she's great... She's super fun too, every now and then you see Instagram photos of her doing really wild stuff she looks like she's fun," Sheeran said.
	The "Castle On the Hill" hitmaker also expressed his desire to collaborate with pop duo and former "X Factor" contestants Jedward, aka twins John and Edward Grimes.

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