Actor Sohail Khan says his brother Salman Khan, who has been around for 25 years in the film industry, is growing bigger and bigger as a performer.
	"He is growing bigger and bigger. He has evolved as an actor. People are loving his work in 'Bajrangi Bhaijaan' .. He was at his natural best, he has become a normal performer, actor. He does what he thinks is right and should be done for the film," Sohail told PTI.
	Salman and Sohail will be seen together in Kabir Khan's "Tubelight" and the latter is hopeful the film and "Dabangg" star's work will be appreciated in the film.
	"Every film has its own journey. He (Salman) will do justice to the role and the film. I enjoyed working with him. He and Kabir share a great chemistry. They knew what they are getting into. It will be good film."
	Considering Sohail and Salman are brothers in real life it relatively became easy to work with each other.
	"It's an advantage to work together as we know each other. It's easy to communicate. There are ..

Salman is growing bigger and bigger as a performer: Sohail

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John Legend and singer-actress Cynthia Erivo delivered a moving rendition of the Beach Boys' "God Only Knows" at the 59th annual Grammys In Memoriam segment to honour the artistes who died over the last year.
	Legend opened the act with spare piano playing, while Erivo joined the singer after few moments into performance.
	A video montage then paid tribute to Prince, Merle Haggard, Leonard Cohen, George Michael, Debbie Reynolds, Phife Dawg, George Martin, Sharon Jones, as well as multiple other artistes.
	The three-minute tribute featured over 50 artistes in the clip. However, the Recording Academy had submitted a list of over 500 names to be considered for the segment.
	Bruno mars, Morris Day and The Time also paid tribute to Prince at the ceremony by belting the music icon's greatest hits.
	The Time, who were the close collaborators of Prince in 1980s, kicked off the tribute with "Jungle Love" from their 1984 album 'Ice Cream Castle', which had also been written and produced by the .

Legend, Erivo perform 'God Only Knows' at Grammys In Memoriam

Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton and "La La Land" star Emma Stone led the fashion brigade at the Bafta awards red carpet with their dresses featuring floral patterns, a trend also spotted on Thandie Newton and Daisy Ridley.
	For Britain's most prestigious film award show, Kate chose her favourite designer Alexander McQueen as she opted for an off-shoulder gown that was covered in a delicate floral pattern.
	Stone wore a Chanel silver midi dress with flower motifs and a plunging neckline which she paired with coordinating trousers. She completed her unique look with shoes and one pearl anklet.
	Thandie opted for a dramatic strapless gown with a floral applique on the torso.
	"Star Wars" beauty Daisy wore a chic A-line skirt with a midi hemline adorned with flower patchwork detailing.
	Eddie Redmayne's wife Hannah Bagshawe showed off her figure in a sheer pillar gown adorned with floral embroidery.
	Julia Stiles opted for floral beaded grey gown with a deep plunging neckline.
	Naomie 

Flower power on display at Bafta red carpet

Celebrities dress to impress on the red carpet but it is at the Grammys that they unleash their sartorial creativity and this year was no different with stars like Lady Gaga, Beyonce and Jennifer Lopez opting for unusual colours and plunging necklines.
	Leading the pack was Gaga, who has a reputation for shock dressing - be it opting for a meat dress or emerging out of a giant, semi-transparent egg, donned PVC, fishnets, chains and barely-there black croc-skin top.
	Lopez flashed lots of leg in a halter neck Ralph & Russo dress with thigh-high slit in a lilac colour.
	Beyonce skipped the red carpet but stunned in several outfits throughout the ceremony where she proudly flaunted her baby bump. Her sister Solange, who is known for her edgy style, took inspiration from the Grammy trophy for her golden metallic gown.
	Adele's olive green Givenchy Haute Couture gown with checkered bodice and delicate beaded sleeves was a departure from her safe choice of blacks and reds.
	But not all ...

Risque outfits dominate Grammys red carpet

Pop star Lady Gaga and Metallica unleashed an intense act of the heavy metal band's "Moth into Flame" at the 59th annual Grammys despite facing technical glitches.
	While performing the blistering number, Metallica frontman James Hetfield's mic stopped working. However, the singer somehow managed the situation by sharing the microphone with the 30-year-old diva.
	For the rest of the performance, the pair tore through the "Hardwired... To Self-Destruct" song amidst a flurry of pyrotechnics and a horde of headbangers with Gaga, who was donning a jean shorts, chains and a Metallica shirt, even launching herself into the crowd.
	At the end of the performance, a visibly frustrated Hetfield knocked down his mic stand and threw his guitar offstage.
	Metallica's "Hardwired" was nominated for the best Rock Song at the ceremony, but lost out to late David Bowie's "Blackstar". Gaga was not up for any awards, as her recent album 'Joanne' came out too late to qualify.
	However, the act captured a .

Gaga, Metallica unleash breakneck performance amid mic issues

Beyonce may have dazzled with her power-packed performance but the night belonged to British singer Adele, who walked away with major prizes -- Album of the Year, Record of the Year and Song of the Year -- in a surprise upset at the 2017 Grammys.
	Adele won in all the five categories that she was nominated for including Best Pop Solo Performance and Best Pop Vocal Album, triumphing over Beyonce, who was the front-runner in the race with nine nods for "Lemonade" out of which she won just two - Best Urban Contemporary Album and Best Music Video.
	The 28-year-old "Hello" singer, who suffered technical issues second year in a row at the ceremony, acknowledged Queen Bey, as Beyonce is popularly known among fans, in her speech.
	"All us artists adore you. You are our light. My queen and my idol is Queen B. I adore you," Adele said to Beyonce.
	"The way you make my friends feel, the way you make my black friends feel is empowering," Adele said while accepting Album of the Year.
	Beyonce may .

Adele wins top awards at Grammys, Beyonce dazzles with her

Comedian-actor Stephen Fry kicked the 2017 BAFTAs off by taking aim at US president Donald Trump as he hosted the 70th edition of the film awards.
	As seems to be customary at big awards ceremonies these days, the BAFTA host didn't waste any time and opened this year's ceremony by referencing Streep's public spat with President Trump after her passionate speech at the Golden Globes, where she criticised Trump for mocking a disabled reporter.
	Fry entered the stage saying, "I look down on row after row of the most overrated people on the planet in their beautiful borrowed evening wear", while Streep was seen laughing at the gag.
	The 59-year-old presenter praised Streep, who Trump recently branded "overrated", when he quipped that only a "blithering idiot" would think she wasn't one of the greatest actresses all time.
	"She's one of the greatest actresses of all time - only a blithering idiot would think otherwise," Fry said in his opener.
	He then walked down the steps towards the ...

Stephen Fry takes dig at Donald Trump during Bafta awards

Adele apologised to fans as she restarted her George Michael tribute during the live telecast of the Grammy Awards after battling sound issues.
	The soul superstar was invited to honour the memory of the late "Faith" hitmaker, and took the stage at the Staples Center in Los Angeles to perform a reworked version of George's 1996 song "Fast Love."
	However, Adele was hit with sound problems moments into the performance and halted the music.
	"I know it's live TV, I'm sorry, I can't do it again like last year," she said, referring to the audio issues which almost derailed her 2016 Grammys rendition of "All I Ask."
	After letting slip an expletive, which producers managed to censor just in time for the live broadcast, Adele continued, "I'm sorry for swearing, and I'm sorry for starting again... I'm sorry, I can't mess this up for him.
	"Can we please start again? I'm sorry, I'm really sorry."
	The singer looked disappointed in herself for the tribute setback, but the star-studded crowd ...

Adele restarts George Michael Grammys tribute post sound issues

Beyonce won Best Urban Contemporary Album for "Lemonade" at the 59th Annual Grammy Awards and the pop star took the stage to give a powerful speech to empower "every child of every race."
	Along with her husband, Jay Z, and her daughter, Blue Ivy, Beyonce thanked "everyone who worked so hard to beautifully capture the profundity of deep southern culture."
	"We all experience pain and loss and often we become inaudible," she said on stage. "My intention for the film and album was to create a body of work that will give a voice to our pain, our struggles, our darkness and our history, to confront issues that make us uncomfortable."
	"It's important to me to show images to my children that reflect their beauty so they can grow up in a world where they look in the mirror, first through their own families, as well as the news, the Super Bowl, the Olympics, the White House, and the Grammys, and see themselves, and have no doubt that they're beautiful, intelligent, and capable," Beyonce, who 

Beyonce delivers powerful speech after Grammys win

Chance the Rapper has become first Black rapper to win the best new artist since 1999 at the 59th annual Grammys.
	The 23-year-old star picked up the trophy for for his third official mixtape, 'Coloring Book'.
	The Chicago native was awarded the coveted Best New Artist award from presenter Jennifer Lopez.
	During his acceptance speech, Chance thanked his frequent collaborator Peter Cottontale and his manager Pat, who have helped him remain independent of a major label since embarking on his career in 2012.
	"I want to thank God for putting amazing people in my life, like Pete and Pat, who have carried me since 2012," he said. "I know a lot of times I talk about my independence and people think it has something to do with..."
	"I know people think that independence means you do it by yourself," he continued, "but independence means freedom. I do it with these folks right here. Glory be to God! I claim the victory in the name of the lord! Let's go," he added.
	Chance beat out Maren ...

Chance the Rapper breaks record with Grammy win for new artist

Indian tabla player Sandeep Das was part of Yo-Yo Ma's Silk Road Ensemble "Sing Me Home" that won the Grammy in the World Music category that also included sitarist Anoushka Shankar's "Land of Gold".
	It was sixth time unlucky for Shankar as she is yet to register a win despite multiple nominations in the category over the years.
	Yo-Yo Ma's "Sing Me Home" features tunes composed or arranged by different global artists as it examines the ever-changing idea of home.
	The album was released to accompany a documentary on Ma's project entitled "The Music of Strangers: Yo-Yo Ma and The Silk Road Ensemble".
	Apart from Ma and Das, musicians on the album include the New York-based Syrian clarinet player Kinan Azmeh, who was recently stranded overseas when US President Donald Trump imposed a ban on travellers from seven Muslim-majority countries.
	Azmeh could return to country after a court rejected Trump's travel ban order.
	Das, who was dressed in red kurta, said the ensemble sent a ...

Sandeep Das collaboration with Yo-Yo Ma wins Grammy, Anoushka

Lea Michele says Emma Roberts is her after the pair grew close on the set of "Scream Queens".
	The 30-year-old actress stars with the "Nerve" actress in the horror comedy television programme and has posted a heart warming Instagram post to ring in the blonde beauty's 26th birthday.
	Posting a black and white photo of the pair hugging, the former "Glee" star wrote: Happy Birthday to truly the best friend a girl could ask for.. I love you Emma.
	"There is no one I laugh harder with, would rather call in the middle of the night or blast the Wreckers with all day... thank you for always being there for me. Love you so much (sic).

Emma Roberts is my best friend: Lea Michele

Reality TV star Kim Kardashian is saving all her old clothes and accessories for her daughter North.
	In a Snapchat video the 36-year-old gave her fans a quick look into her archived stuff which she secretly kept even after her rapper husband Kanye West urged her to clean out her closet several years ago.
	"The fun part is I kept everything, all for memories, and when Kanye thought he cleaned out my closet, I kept it all secretly for my daughter one day," she says in the clip.
	She then points the camera at four pairs of pumps, including a pair of 6-inch gold and red spiked gold platform peeptoe ones.
	"Do you like all these shoes? I saved them for you," she tells daughter North West, 3. "Do you like them? They're so glittery, like Cinderella."
	 The "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" star then told her fans, "So these shoes right here, I literally couldn't pay my rent because I chose to get these.

Kim Kardashian saving her clothes, shoes for daughter North

A documentary is being made on the life of singer Eric Clapton, which will be called "Eric Clapton: A Life in 12 Bars".
	The 71-year-old legendary musician will be immortalised on-screen by Showtime Documentary Films, which will give the audience a gateway into the unflinching and deeply personal journey into the life of the legendary musician, said The Hollywood Reporter.
	The film will be directed by Lili Fini Zanuck, who said, "Clapton's music is the foundation of our film - his commitment to the Blues, its traditions and originators is absolute from his earliest days. His personal life conveys the emotional spine of the film..."
	The doc will screen at domestic and international film festivals later in 2017.
	It will be released theatrically in the US and Canada this fall, while airing nationally on Showtime next year.

Eric Clapton's documentary to make theatrical, TV debut

Pop singer Lady Gaga has said it was exciting and unbelievable to see her parents supporting her at the Super Bowl halftime performance.
	The 30-year-old songstress said it was a one of kind moment and wanted to make the most of it, reported E! News.
	"I was singing 'Million Reasons' and my mom and dad were right there. I think that's why I said 'Hi mom and dad'. It was so surreal and to see my parents in the crowd," said Gaga.
	The "Born This Way" singer also disclosed she asked her mother and father to come out on the field and take a bunch of their photos together from the 50-yard line, when she first got to the stadium.
	Talking about Joanne, she said, "It was special in a lot of ways. I think I returned to my family and roots on the album and I think had it on the stage that night.

Surreal to see my parents at Super Bowl, says Lady Gaga

Mia Goth has always wanted to work with Dane DeHaan, and the British actress said she jumped at the chance to work with her in "A Cure For Wellness."
	Goth plays Hannah in the psychological thriller, a patient at a mysterious rehabilitation center in the Swiss Alps, where DeHaan's character Lockhart is sent to rescue his boss.
	"I've always wanted to work with Dane. I love everything that he does I think he's a really, really talented actor and he's a very giving actor," Goth said.
	"He's really willing to explore moments with you and I think that's a very rare trait in someone, in an actor. But it's been wonderful, I feel like I've really learnt a lot from him," she added.
	"A Cure For Wellness" hits US theatres on February 17.

Mia Goth has huge admiration for Dane DeHaan

"Sex And The City" actress Sarah Jessica Parker has said she is a "controlling" wife and mother.
	The 51-year-old actress - who has son James Wilkie, 14, and twin daughters Tabitha and Loretta, seven, with husband Matthew Broderick - said she takes on responsibility for the majority of household tasks but still feels surprised at how well her spouse copes when she's away with her work, reported Contactmusic.
	"I do a lot because I'm controlling. I'm a person who is fastidious and exacting and so I do a huge amount. What is surprising is how much my husband can do and does in my absence.
	"Everybody gets where they need to be. But still, he's not going to put everything away at night. When I come home, I can see the path of mess," she said.

I am controlling: Sarah Jessica Parker

Talk show host Kelly Ripa is always trying to set actor Jake Gyllenhaal up on dates.
	Gyllenhaal, made the revelation at "Live! with Kelly" where he was promoting his upcoming Broadway musical, "Sunday in the Park with George."
	"Every time I see you I try to set you up with somebody. I try to set him up with somebody as if he's hurting for dates," Ripa said.
	"She's obviously doing a really good job," the "Southpaw" actor joked.
	"Do you ever get tired of me trying to matchmake you with people?" the 46-year-old talk show host asked.
	"Um, no keep trying," Gyllenhaal replied.
	Ripa said the 36-year-old actor, is an introverted person and she has tried to set him up with other introverted people.

Kelly Ripa is trying to play matchmaker for Jake Gyllenhaal

Actress Ashley Roberts has revealed she is open to the idea of The Pussycat Dolls reforming.
	The 35-year-old beauty starred in the American girl group from 2003 until 2010 and while there are no concrete plans in place to reform the group, Ashley said she is open-minded about the possibility, reported Contactmusic.
	"Never say never but it's definitely not something that's happening right now. We would have to all get together and do it together. If we all do it, I am on board. It was so much fun. It was a crazy ride.
	"We danced and sang, I think that's what really set us apart," Roberts said.

Ashley Roberts open to a Pussycat Dolls reunion

Legendary singer Bruce Springsteen has revealed he wrote a ballad for the movie "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone", which was never used by the makers.
	However, the world got a chance to listen to the song called "I'll Stand By You Always" on February 10 on SoundCloud, reported BBC.
	The song which was recorded in 2001 has now been removed after appearing for a few hours.
	Springsteen said in the interview that it was "very uncharacteristic of something I'd sing myself," but hopes it would be used in a children's film in the future.
	The number doesn't have any direct references to Harry Potter, although it includes lyrics like, "We'll let the night come and do what it may, together we'll find the courage, we'll find faith/ Until you awake.

Bruce Springsteen wrote a ballad for 'Harry Potter' film

Supermodel Naomi Campbell has said she will never appear on a reality TV show again.
	The 46-year-old fashion icon said although she loved giving lifestyle advice to young women, she often got nervous, reported Elle magazine.
	"I don't think (I'd ever do a reality show again). I loved my girls (from The Face) and I loved teaching them. I got a little bit nervous - I didn't like when it came to PR time. Reality (TV), for me, is a very fine line," said Naomi.
	The British model also said she was all natural on the sets of the show and felt proud, protective towards her contestants.
	"But I found at sometimes, someone would say, 'Someone set her up.' And I didn't like that either. To get my blood boiling! My girls are my chickens and I was gonna defend them hell or high water... And I'm still in touch with all my girls and I'm proud of them all. I keep in touch with all of them. Except one.

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