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.

Naomi Campbell may never do reality TV again

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Singer Beyonce Knowles' twin pregnancy announcement photograph that took the internet by storm has been turned into a massive mural.
	Renowned street artist LushSux has painted the viral photograph in the form of a five-storey wall art in Australia, reported Us magazine.
	 The creative mind took to Instagram while the mural was still in progress.
	"Five stories of @beyonce. Does it look like I'm expecting twins too?" wrote LushSux, alongside the picture of the massive mural with a pregnant lady sitting in the frame.
	The mural was complete on February 10, a little over a week after Beyonce made the announcement.
	"Well that was quick? Didn't even wait till it was finished. @beyonce by @tommyjackett #beyonce #beyoncetwins #jayz," the artist wrote on Instagram.
	LushSux had hinted earlier that he was working on a project on the lines of the "Formation" singer's pregnancy news last week, when he retweeted Beyonce's picture, along with a call for open public spaces to display his work.

Beyonce's twin pregnancy announcement pic turns into a mural

Musical duo Twenty One Pilots tried to make no-pants dress code while receiving their first ever trophy for "Stressed Out" at the 59th annual Grammys.
	After winning the award in the best Pop duo/group performance category, the members Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun immediately got up from their seats and removed their pants, choosing to walk up to the stage in their boxers.
	"This story, it starts in Columbus, Ohio, it was a few years ago and it was before Josh and I were able to make money playing music," Tyler said during his speech.
	"I called him up, and I said, 'Hey Josh, want to come over to my rental house and watch the Grammys? As we were watching, we noticed every single one of us was in our underwear, and seriously, Josh said to me, and we were no one at the time, he turned to me and he said, 'If we ever go to the Grammys, if we ever win a Grammy, we should receive it just like this'," he added.
	The 28-year-old singer's speech earned laughs and applause from many stars sitting .

Twenty One Pilots go pantless to receive award at Grammys

Country star Blake Shelton says his co-judge at "The Voice" Adam Levine is an "honest and loyal friend".
	The 37-year-old Maroon 5 singer was recently honoured with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame and Shelton took to the stage to offer a heart warming speech where he spoke about how "proud" he was of his friend, reported Female First.
	"...I have seen a lot of ups and downs, and I have never had a more honest and loyal friend than Adam Levine through my personal journey.
	"We all know he is a huge star with music and movies and television, but I am happy to see him get this, because he is my friend and nobody is more shocked - I mean proud - than I am that he is going to have a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame forever. Congratulations, brother. I love you," Shelton, 40, said.
	Shelton attended the ceremony with girlfriend Gwen Stefani.

Adam Levine is a loyal friend: Blake Shelton

Filmmaker-comedian Kevin Smith says he has written a script for another "Jay and Silent Bob" film.
	Smith took to Instagram to share an image from his laptop of the first page of a script titled "Jay & Silent Bob Reboot."
	"This is not a drill! This is an actual image from my laptop! Yes, Kids - @jayandsilentbob are coming back!," he captioned the picture.
	The characters, created by Smith and portrayed by him and Jason Mewes, have appeared to varying degrees in many of the director's films, eventually scoring their own in 2001.
	In 2013, the animated "Jay & Silent Bobs Super Groovy Cartoon Movie" was released.
	"And so all last month, I had the time of my life laughing while writing 'Jay and Silent Bob Reboot' - a fun flick in which the Jersey boys have to go back to Hollywood to stop a brand new reboot of the old Bluntman & Chronic Movie they hated so much.
	"It's a tongue-in-cheek, silly-ass satire that pokes fun at the movie business's recent re-do obsession, featuring ...

Kevin Smith working on another 'Jay and Silent Bob' film

Filmmaker Taika Waititi will co-direct "Bubbles", a script detailing the life of Michael Jackson from the point of view of his beloved pet monkey.
	The 41-year-old director will helm the stop-animation feature with Mark Gustafson, which is expected to resemble the 2015 film "Anomalisa", confirmed The Hollywood Reporter.
	Talking about the film, Waititi said he was not interested in making a biopic on the legendary pop singer but wanted to narrate a story about how an animal tries to figure out life among humans.
 	"This film is not about Michael Jackson because that's not a story for me to tell - or a story I'd be comfortable telling - it's about a chimpanzee's fascinating journey through the complex jungle of human life. I think animation is the only way to approach a story like this," said Waititi.
	He just finished filming "Thor: Ragnarok" in New Zealand with Chris Hemsworth, Mark Ruffalo, Tom Hiddleston, Idris Elba, and Cate Blanchett.

Taika Waititi to co-direct Michael Jackson movie

Taking the trend of anti-Donald Trump speeches at award ceremonies forward this season, the Grammys saw many celebrities getting political and slamming the American President.
	During his opening monologue, host James Corden rapped about what to expect from the night and encouraged musicians to live it up, saying, "With President Trump, we don't know what comes next."
	Corden, who's already called out Trump's travel ban, seemed to reference its divisiveness again, saying, "We sit here tonight, no matter our race or where we were born or colour or face. Music is art, remember forever. We can survive by sticking together."
	Following Corden, Jennifer Lopez, while presenting the award for Best New Artist, came on stage echoed Corden's sentiments saying, "At this particular point in history our voices are needed more than ever."
	She then quoted Toni Morrison: "This is precisely the time when artists go to work. There is no time for despair, no place for self-pity, no need for silence, no 

Donald Trump dominates Grammys speeches

Actress Octavia Spencer is all geared up to host the March 4 episode of "Saturday Night Live".
	The show tweeted, "See you on March 4 with @octaviaspencer!"
	Next week's 'SNL' is a repeat of last November's Dave Chappelle-hosted episode.
	Spencer has also been nominated for an Oscar in the best supporting actress category for "Hidden Figures".
	She has already won an Academy Award in the same category for her performance in the 2012 film, "The Help".
	The awards are set for February 26.

Octavia Spencer to host 'SNL'

Hollywood action star Sylvester Stallone has dubbed Pilates as "brutal" after he took on the core fitness session with his eldest daughter Sophia.
	The 70-year-old actor may be used to physical exercise having taken on the famous role of fictional boxer Rocky Balboa in the "Rocky" franchise, but after he joined his eldest daughter Sophia, 20, for a core fitness session he was left feeling exhausted.
	Taking to Instagram, the "Creed" star said in a video: "For anyone who's never tried Pilates - the name sounds cute, but it ain't cute."
	He then captioned the footage: "Brutal! Working out with my daughter doing Pilates... Oh my God. This is like going the distance with Clubber Lang and Drago before breakfast!! This is an amazing workout but definitely not for the faint of heart.
	"I've lifted weights I have boxed, wrestled, Track and field, played football and many other sports... But this workout pushes you to the limit... And beyond! @sophiastallone (sic).

Pilates is 'brutal': Sylvester Stallone

In a highly anticipated performance, Beyonce took the stage at the 59th annual Grammys to unfold swaying renditions of "Love Drought" and "Sandcastles", revealing her baby bump in public for the first time.
	Clad in a shimmering gold chain gown which features sheer detailing, Queen Bey stunned the crowd at the Staples Center here.
	The 35-year-old star along with array of dancers and a live band offstage, performed gracefully through "Love Drought" from her album 'Lemonade', which has bagged nine nominations at the awards. However, she chose to sit down in a chair while belting "Sandcastles."
	The performance closed on an optimistic note, with the pop star reciting, "If we're going to heal, let it be glorious/ One thousand girls raise their arms."
	At the end of her nine-minute-long fiery performance, the star grinned and blew kisses to her rapper husband Jay Z and five-year-old daughter, Blue Ivy, who were cheering her from the audience.
	This is not the first time Beyonce has ...

Beyonce debuts baby bump at Grammys with fiery performance

It was sixth time unlucky for Indian sitarist Anoushka Shankar, who failed to convert her World Music category nomination into a win again at the Grammy awards as she lost the trophy to cellist Yo-Yo Ma.
	Yo-Yo Ma collected a crossover award in the best world music album category, for "Sing Me Home." The classical virtuoso has received 19 Grammys to date.
	Anoushka, 35, was nominated for her album "Land of Gold" which is on global refugee crisis.
	She was accompanied by her husband, British director Joe Wright at the music ceremony.
 	"Very excited that this man is my date to the #grammys today! It's the first time he's been free to join me. #husband #JoeWright #love," she tweeeted.
	For the event, the musician chose a red, high-slit velvet Sabyasachi Mukherjee gown.
	Anoushka, the daughter of famous sitar maestro Pandit Ravi Shankar, received her first ever Grammy nomination at the age of 20 but she is yet to bag an award despite multiple nominations.
	However, her late father won ...

Anoushka Shankar loses Grammy award for sixth time

David Bowie's 25th and final studio album "Blackstar" won five posthumous trophies at the 59th annual Grammys.
	The late icon's album was honoured for best rock performance, best rock song, alternative music album, recording package and engineered album (non-classical), sweeping in all nominated categories.
	Although he received a Grammy lifetime achievement award in 2006, this posthumous victory marks Bowie's first wins in musical categories.
	Taking to Twitter, Bowie's son, director Duncan Jones, paid tribute to his father's Grammy honour and posted a picture of him along with the late musician.
	"So proud of you dad! Would hold you up forever. #grammys2017," Jones captioned the picture in which he is holding up the singer.
	"Blackstar", also Bowie's only album to top the Billboard 200 in the US, was released on January 8 last year, just two days prior to his death.
	He died following an 18-month battle with cancer on January 10 last year at the age of 69.

Bowie's 'Blackstar' wins all nominated categories at Grammys

South African model Candice Swanepoel thinks her fourth-month-old son Anaca is "incredible".
	The 28-year-old supermodel welcomed her little one into the world with her husband Hermann Nicoli in October 2016 and has said she was surprised by how well she took to motherhood because she never felt especially maternal when she was younger, reported OK! magazine.
	"Anaca is incredible - I look at him and I can't believe he's mine. As a young girl, I didn't ask to hold other people's babies but I definitely felt nature's call to be a mummy and I'm just loving it. The first few months devoting my time to him has been really important," Candice said.
	And, although she's enjoying spending time with her tot, the blonde bombshell is looking forward to getting back on the catwalk because she's always been an "independent career woman".

Candice Swanepoel praises son

Director Damien Chazelle's musical "La La Land" continued its award dominance by taking five trophies, including the best film and best actress for Emma Stone, at the 70th British Academy Film Awards, which also recognised British-Indian star Dev Patel in the best supporting actor category for "Lion".
	"La La Land", which also won Chazelle a best director Bafta, is expected to sustain its momentum at the Oscars on February 26 where it has scored a record 14 nominations.
	Veteran director Ken Loach's "I, Daniel Blake" was named outstanding British film at the ceremony on Sunday night.
	Casey Affleck was named best actor for "Manchester by the Sea" while its director Kenneth Lonergan won the award for best original screenplay.
	Viola Davis won the best supporting actress prize for "Fences". Having won the other major awards this season as well, Davis is a strong contender at the Oscars too.
	While the Golden Globes were dominated by Meryl Streep's moving speech criticising US President .

'La La Land' dominates Baftas, Dev Patel wins for 'Lion'

Grammy-winning jazz singer Al Jarreau has died in a Los Angeles hospital just days after announcing his retirement from touring due to exhaustion. His official Twitter account and website say he died early today.
	He was 76.
	Jarreau was hospitalised earlier in the week and was said to have been improving slowly.
	The Wisconsin native has won seven Grammys over a 50-year career. His biggest single was 1981's "We're in This Love Together." Jarreau was a vocalist on the all-star 1985 track, "We Are the World," and sang the theme to TV's "Moonlighting."
	He is one of the few artists to have won Grammys in three separate categories jazz, pop and R&B.
	Jarreau is survived by his wife, Susan, and a son, Ryan.

Grammy-winning jazz singer Al Jarreau dies at 76

Victoria Beckham today unveiled a beautifully tailored collection of clothes designed to empower women in troubled times, joined by husband David, who is reeling from an email scandal, and their children.
	David, the British cultural icon and football legend, sat front row with Brooklyn, Romeo, Cruz and Harper, in a blaze of flashing cameras after sending his wife a bouquet and card to wish her luck.
	The leak of a series of expletive-laden emails in which he apparently raged about not receiving a knighthood have battered his squeaky-clean image at home and had threatened to overshadow his wife's fashion show.
	But fashion editors, buyers and fans braved heavy rain and a freezing New York morning for one thing only: a fall/winter 2017 collection of classic, wearable clothes made for the global woman.
	As Beckham -- one half of likely Britain's most famous power couple -- knows better than anyone, it was about keeping her customer happy rather than creating the most innovative fashion .

Victoria Beckham empowers women in troubled times

Director Navdeep Singh is working on an action drama film which is likely to feature Saif Ali Khan in the lead.
	"The work on the script is on. It's an action drama film and it's completely original," sources said.
	Gossip mills are abuzz with reports of Saif being part of this movie which will be produced by Anand L Rai.
	"The talks are on with some actors it's too early to say anything," sources said neither confirming nor denying about Saif doing the film or not.
	The hunt for the rest of the cast is on and hopefully the movie should go on floors this year.
	Saif will be seen next in Vishal Bhardwaj's "Rangoon" and Raja Menon's "Chef".
	While Navdeep will also be producing a film titled "Kaneda" for Anushka Sharma's production house Clean Slate Films.
	As per reports, Arjun Kapoor and a Diljit Dosanjh will be part of this film.
	"We can't say anything officially at the moment as we are bound by contract," added sources.

Navdeep Singh's next is an action-drama with Saif?

Actor Rajkummar Rao's "Newton" has been showered with praise at Berlinale 2017, where the film made its world premiere.
	Director Amit V Masurkar's film opened to a good response when it was screened in a houseful theatre at the ongoing Berlin International Film Festival.
	Rajkummar, who plays the titular role in the political black comedy that centres around an election day in Central India, said in a statement, "I was excited and nervous before the premiere but the kind of response we got after the screening and the way the audience here related to Newton, was very overwhelming."
	The 32-year-old actor said he is humbled by the reception of the film and cannot wait for its India premiere.
	Ecstatic after a successful world premiere, Masurkar said, "We were all very happy that an audience so diverse connected to an Indian story so rooted. They appreciated the finer nuances and the subtle moments in the story which we had assumed only Indians would get."
	The movie was selected in the 

'Newton' gets warm response at Berlinale 2017

Actor Rajat Barmecha says after his Bollywood debut "Udaan" in 2010, his director Vikramaditya Motwane had discussed about shooting its sequel ten years later.
	"After finishing 'Udaan', Vikram and I used to joke that we will start shooting its sequel ten years later in 2019. It started off as a joke, but there was some seriousness attached to it from where I see it," Rajat told PTI.
	The 27-year-old actor, who will reprise his role as Kartik in Bindaas web series, "Girl in the City 2", says he and Motwane talked about exploring the chances of making the second installment to inspired by Hollywood filmmaker Richard Linklater's "Before" trilogy.
	"We were pretty intrigued by Linklater's approach of creating every part of the 'Before' series, where part released in a gap of ten years. We had thought of doing something similar. So, hopefully in 2020 we will see 'Udaan 2'.
	"Both as an actor and individual, it will be super exciting an 'Udaan' trilogy happens," Rajat says.
	When asked ...

Hopefully we will see 'Udaan' sequel in 2020: Rajat Barmecha

Hollywood star George Clooney and his lawyer wife Amal Clooney are expecting a boy and a girl as twins, the actor's mother has confirmed.
	Nina Clooney said the family is excited with news, reported RadarOnline.
	"It will be one of each! Yes, a boy and a girl. That's what I've been told. How marvelous! My husband and I are extremely excited," Nina, 77, said.
	Though George's mom is clearly in the know, she did admit that the parents-to-be have not discussed the names of the twins with her.
	"I haven't been told their names. That is George and Amal's department.

Amal, George Clooney expecting girl, boy

Celebrated author Paulo Coelho has said superstar Shah Rukh Khan deserved an Academy Award for his performance in the film "My Name is Khan", if Hollywood fraternity was not biased.
	The 69-year-old novelist took to Twitter to praise the actor on the seventh anniversary of the Karan Johar-directed film.
	"'My Name is Khan and I am not a terrorist'. Congratulations @iamsrk for the 7th anniversary of this wonderful movie!" wrote Paulo.
	'The Alchemist' author also posted a screenshot from his Facebook page, where he also wrote that the 2008 movie was only the time he had watched any of Shah Rukh's acts.
	The image read, "His first (and only) movie that I watched (this year, even if it was released in 2008) was 'My Name is Khan'. And not only was the movie excellent, but SRK deserved an Oscar if Hollywood was not manipulated. He kindly offered to send the other titles - as you probably guess, it is not easy to find them in Switzerland."
	Shah Rukh too tweeted saying that it was sad that .

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