Model Gigi Hadid says her favourite restaurant is boyfriend Zayn Malik's parents' house.
	The 21-year-old model, who has been dating the "Pillowtalk" hitmaker for over a year, said she would shun a fancy eatery to pay a visit to her boyfriend's mother Trisha's home and eat with his family, reported Vogue magazine.
	When asked where is the best place to dine in the world is, Hadid said, "My boyfriend's mum's house."
	The fashionista said her biggest fear in the kitchen would
be to be an absolute "failure".
	"For me to be like, 'What should I cook today? I can make anything.' And then they tell me what to cook and then I screw it up. So, failure.

Gigi Hadid favourite restaurant is Zayn Malik's home

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Iconic British alternative rock band, Radiohead will perform in Israel in the summer of 2017.
	The legendary music outfit took to Twitter to announce their gig, which will be the band's fourth outing in the market.
	"Radiohead will be playing at Park HaYarkon in Tel Aviv, Israel on Wednesday, July 19. Tickets on sale now," tweeted the band.
	According to Billboard, this show was in the pipeline for a long time.
	Radiohead last performed in Israel's capital in 2000.
	The band has a deep bond with the country as founding guitarist Jonny Greenwood is married to Israeli artist Sharona Katan.
	He has also collaborated with Israeli world music composer Shye Ben Tzur earlier.

Radiohead announces concert in Israel this summer

"Girls" creator Lena Dunham says she suffers "more anxiety" than her on-screen character Hannah Horvath.
	The 30-year-old creator, writer and star of the HBO TV series, said she shares a few personality traits with her on-screen role, but suffers from a different kind of anxiety than Hannah, reported Female First.
	"At the end of the day, I would say I have more anxiety than Hannah, only because Hannah has very specific anxiety about what's going to happen to her.
	"'Does this boy like me?' 'Did this job interview go OK?' I'm slightly more aware of what's happening on the planet, and I care more about how other people feel, so those are added elements to be anxious about. Sometimes when I have really bad anxiety, I do go, 'Well, I'm just Hannah today. She has so many fewer problems than I do!' And I'll just put on 'Stronger' and be her. No one's mad at her on Twitter!" Dunham said.
	The actress has been diagnosed with a variety of different problems during her life, including ...

Lena Dunham suffer more anxiety than Girl's Hannah Horvath

The "Fast and Furious" film franchise is soon headed to a live arena.
	Universal announced a global tour which will be an "adrenaline-fueled show", reported Entertainment Weekly.
	In a statement, the studios said the experience "will transport fans straight into some of the most memorable scenes and stunts from the films".
	The live show will debut in January 2018 which will include physics-defying stunts, advanced technology, and the true stars of the eight-film series - the cars - in a Los Angeles-themed setting.
	"Fans will experience everything they love about the films
in an up-close and incredibly cool live show, putting them in the center of the action," Vince Klaseus, president of Universal Brand Development, said in a statement.

'Fast and Furious' to go for live arena tour in 2018

Bible comedy, "Living Biblically" from "The Big Bang Star" Johnny Galecki has been picked for its pilot by CBS.
	The show which centres on a man who, at a crossroads in his life, decides to live according to the Bible in today's world, is being executive produced by the 41-year-old actor, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
	Galecki's involvement in the show is a part of his overall
deal with "Big Bang" producers Warner Bros Television.
	Based on the book 'The Year of Living Biblically' by AJ Jacobs, the project had landed at the studio in September last year, following a multiple-network bidding war.
	The show is written by Patrick Walsh and executive produce, alongside Galecki and his Alcide Bava Productions banner.
	This is Galecki's fifth stint as executive producer after TV movie "Bagtime" (2001), documentary "This Is All of Us" (2013), TV series "Here's Your Damn Family" (2014) and film "The Master Cleanse" (2016).

'Living Biblically' from Johnny Galecki gets pilot pick-up

With Disney opening the "Avatar"-themed land on May 27 fans will finally be able to enter James Cameron's alien world of Pandora.
	Disney CEO Bob Iger announced during the company's first quarter earnings call that "Pandora - The World of Avatar" will at Disney World's Animal Kingdom in Orlando, reported Variety.
	"This is a very big land with an extremely unique design and architecture because it does make you feel that you're in Pandora, the great world (James Cameron) created.
	"To the extent that we can know this, we really believe in
coming years that the interest in 'Avatar' is only going to grow," Iger said.
	Disney first announced in 2011 plans for a park , based off the hit sci-fi space epic Cameron wrote and directed in 2009.
	"The World of Avatar" will include a family-friendly water
ride the "Na'vi River Journey," which will bring journeying guests through a bioluminescent rainforest, showcasing native fauna reminiscent of the film's glowing environment.

Disney's 'Avatar'-themed land to open on May 27

Tara Palmer-Tomkinson, former London party girl and a god-daughter of Prince Charles, has been found dead at her London home. She was 45.
	The prince said in a statement today that he and his wife, the Duchess of Cornwall, are "deeply saddened" by news of her death.
	The cause of death was not immediately clear, though she revealed last year that she had been diagnosed with a brain tumor.
	Palmer-Tomkinson was a fixture on the international social stage throughout the 1990s, regularly photographed partying with the rich and famous.
	She appeared on television shows including "I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here." Her health suffered from a highly-publicized cocaine habit.

British socialite Tara Palmer-Tomkinson found dead, aged 45

Veteran Australian entertainer Rolf Harris was today cleared of three sex offences by a London court, but the jury was discharged on four other counts after failing to reach a verdict.
	Harris, a household name in Britain for more than 50 years, was accused of six counts of indecent assault and one of sexual assault, taking place between 1971 and 2004.
	The jury took almost a week to find the 86-year-old not guilty of two indecent assault charges and of sexual assault.
	Harris was cleared of groping a blind disabled woman in London in 1977 and of sexually assaulting a woman in her 40s after the filming of a television show in 2004.
	Judge Alistair McCreath discharged the 12-member jury on the remaining four counts, and the prosecution team have one week to decide if they will apply for a retrial on the charges that split jurors.
	Harris watched via a video-link from prison, where he is currently serving a sentence of almost six years after being convicted in 2014 of 12 sex offences ...

Entertainer Rolf Harris cleared of three sex charges

Women inmates of high security Tihar prison will acquire fashion designing lessons in a well equipped 'Fashion Lab' that will offer a three-month certificate course enabling them to look for a career in the industry after coming out of jail.
	The facility, a collaborative initiative between Tihar administration and Pearl Academy was inaugurated today at Jail number 6 (women's jail) of Tihar prison complex.
	"It is a unique initiative to promote skill development among inmates. It will help the women inmates to learn life sustaining skills and will provide them with great opportunities to earn a livelihood after being released from prison," said Sudhir Yadav, DG Prisons.
	Well-known fashion designer Reena Dhaka was also present on the occasion of launch of the Fashion Lab. A joint fashion show and a cultural programme was presented by the women inmates along with the students of the academy.
	The course capsule will last for 45 days. It will be divided into three core modules, said a ..

Fashion designing lessons for female Tihar inmates

The political turmoil in Tamil Nadu has prompted veteran actor Kamal Haasan to exhort people to become "incorruptible" themselves rather than blaming polticians.
	In a series of tweets, the 62-year-old actor said the entire country is with the state in the ongoing stand-off between AIADMK leaders O Panneerselvam and Sasikala.
	"We've wasted our freedom years gambling our fanchise on wrong& corrupt politicians. Let's stop blaming them. Lets become incorruptable (sic).
	"Don't break TN in to a country. I promise, All India will fight for TN in a civil war of Ahinsa. None might die but the ignorant will come alive," Haasan wrote.
	A political turmoil was triggered in the state after sacked Treasurer and Chief Minister Panneerselvam revolted against party General Secretary Sasikala saying she has no powers to sack him as Treasurer and she herself was elected on a temporary basis in view of the extraordinary situation faced by the party after Jayalalithaa's demise.
	Amid the row, 131 ...

Let's stop blaming politicians, become incorruptible: Haasan

A world concert in the memory of violin legend late Yehudi Menuhin would be held in the US next September, acclaimed violinist L Subramaniam, who had a long association with Menuhin, said.
	"Many international violinists will attend the concert of Menuhin with whom I have countless fond memories to cherish," Subramaniam said while talking to some mediapersons here at a classical music concert.
	The 69-year-old violinist, composer and conductor, who set a new benchmark in the classical Carnatic music and Western classical music through his instrument, had performed at the 70th birthday celebration of Menuhin.
	Impressed by the style and technique of Subramaniam, Menuhin had cut an album with him and a small clipping of both of them performing is currently available online.
	Subramaniam, who came to the city to receive the Pt. VG Jog Award at a classical concert, said, "Each genre of music has its own strength and every artiste has his own reading of the same."
	He said that though ...

US to host world concert in memmory of Yehudi Menuhin

"Dangal" star Zaira Wasim says she grew up in Kashmir without going out much and had a slightly different teenage life as compared to others.
	The young star said she always remained in her zone and didn't even see a huge hill next to her house.
	When asked how was it growing up in Kashmir, Zaira said, "I was always in my own zone. I think my life was a little different from how the life of a 16-year-old person should be. I never went out much.
	"My dad used to tell me stories that they used to go here and there. There is a huge hill right next to my house and I have never been there."
	The 16-year-old actress was speaking at the launch of Zuni Chopra's book "The House that Spoke".
	Zaira said perhaps the biggest difference between youngsters belonging to different regions would be that they have different stories to share.
	"Now, a 16 year old would be similar to the one in Mumbai or Delhi. There's no huge difference. But I think it could be that you might see a vast variety of ...

As a teenageer life in Kashmir was little different: Zaira

Far from blaming the filmmakers for not promoting the independent cinema in India, actor Manoj Bajpayee says the fault lies with the "viewers" as they don't turn up to watch indie projects.
	"What failed independent cinema is the viewers. They don't want to spend their money watching independent cinema, here the pirated dvds serve their purpose. Don't blame the film makers, they have been doing the good work since time immemorial.
	"Only because of them I have been able to earn a name for myself. Having said that, with directors like Hansal Mehta, Anurag Kashyap taking the momentum forward, I have no doubt it will only shine brighter in near future," Bajpayee said.
	The National award-winning actor, who was addressing a session during Bharat Rang Mahotsav 2017 at National School of Drama, also criticised media for judging a film according to the "first three-day box-office collection".
	"According to box-office collection my recent release 'Aligarh' was not successful in India. It got 

Not filmmakers, viewers have failed indie cinema: Bajpayee

Teriya Magar, the title winner of the dance reality TV show "Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa" season 9 was given a hero's welcome as she returned to her home in Rupandehi district in Nepal.
	  Teriya came home to an upbeat welcome ceremony by the Teriya Magar Foundation in which she was feted by chief district officer, local development officer and district education officer among other high ranking government officials in the district.
	  Foundation's Chairman, Krishna Bahadur Fauja Magar, extended gratitude to all the Nepali brothers and sisters living in Nepal and abroad who voted for the victory of Teriya.
	  On the occasion, Rupendehi's chief district administrator, Binod Prakash Singh, congratulated Teriya for upholding the pride of Nepal in a foreign land.
	 "Teriya's victory is a matter of pride and achievement for all Nepali people," he said.

'Jhalak...' winner Teriya Magar gets grand welcome in Nepal

Pakistani cinema fans, critics and the industry's other stakeholders have given a mixed reaction to the ban on the screening of the Shahrukh Khan-Mahira Khan starrer, "Raees" in the country, after the government this month gave the go ahead to screening of Indian films.
	Some cinema fans and critics lashed out at the ban imposed by the Central Film Censor Board but others supported the ban which comes at a time when Pakistani cinegoers were treated to the release of latest Indian films, "Kaabil" and "Ae Dil Yeh Mushkil" after the government nod.
	 Noted film critic, Omair Alavi said the ban had come as a disappointment to Shahrukh Khan and Mahira Khan fans and also to cinema owners.
	 "It is disappointing and many cinema owners were looking forward to recoup their losses they incurred since the ban on Indian films last September," he said.
	 Fans were also active on social media and slammed the ban decision specially diehard fans of Shahrukh Khan and Mahira Khan.
	 The Chairman of the 

'Raees' ban draws mixed reactions in Pakistan

Legendary actor-director Mel Brooks will be bestowed with the British Academy of Film and Television Arts' Fellowship this year.
	The 90-year-old filmmaker will receive the award from Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge, who serves as president of BAFTA, at the British Academy Film Awards, which are to take place at London's Royal Albert Hall on Sunday, reported Variety.
	"I am not overwhelmed, but I am definitely whelmed by this singular honour.
	"To be included among such iconic talents is absolutely humbling. In choosing me for the 2017 Fellowship I think that BAFTA has made a strangely surprising yet ultimately wise decision," said Brooks.
	The helmer was nominated for a BAFTA's best screenplay award in 1974 for "Blazing Saddles" but eventually lost out to Robert Towne for "Chinatown" and "The Last Detail".
	 Brooks is one of the only 12 people in history to win  an Emmy, a Grammy, an Oscar and a Tony Award.

Mel Brooks to receive BAFTA fellowship honour

Indian-born American author-actress Padma Lakshmi dubbed American President Donald Trump's immigration ban as a direct blow to the "great American dream".
	"The true tragedy of Muslim ban is that it has, with a stroke of pen, annihilated the American idea...The modern American dream, where you can come to America and make a living for yourself without any discrimination. This is what made America exemplary," Lakshmi said.
	However, a great believer in the American democracy and its system of checks and balances, the celebrated television host says she is "ready to hit the ground running as soon she reaches back to the States".
	"Let the President exercise his executive power, and I'll exercise my American passport. I believe in the instrument of Congress.
	"I'll drop my suitcase, feed my daughter, take a bath and will do whatever is required, be it e-mailing the senators, or talking to them. I have to speak louder, and I will," she said.
	Lakshmi, who was speaking at a session at the .

Trump's travel ban a blow to 'American dream': Padma Lakshmi

Disney has announced that the "Star Wars"-themed lands will open in California's Anaheim and Florida's Orlando in 2019.
	The ambitious project will be inaugurated at Disneyland and Disney World, revealed chairman and CEO Bob Iger, reported People magazine.
	The 'Star Wars' attractions will each span 14 acres, which makes them the largest single-themed expansions with respect to other parks.
	Visitors will be transported to a remote trading port on a planet inhabited by humanoids, aliens, and droids at each location.
	Interestingly, one of the key attractions will let the guests to run the controls of the iconic Millennium Falcon.
	To magnify the success of the ninth film, "Star Wars: Episode IX" scheduled to arrive in 2019, the openings have been planned accordingly.

Disney to open 'Star Wars'-themed land in 2019

Singer Adele has become the highest-paid Grammy nominee beating out Beyonce, Rihanna, Paul McCartney, Justin Bieber and The Weeknd.
	According to Forbes, Adele made USD 80.5 million in total from 2015 to 2016. The "Send My Love (To Your New Lover)" singer made that much money from her successful album, "25". Her latest album became the world's best-selling album of 2015 and it has sold 20 million copies as of last June.
	The magazine also estimated that the "Someone Like You" hitmaker earned at least USD 3.8 million per city from her massive sold-out "Adele Live" tour.
	Rihanna, who is nominated in eight categories at the upcoming Grammys, places second with approximately USD 75 million earnings.
	Although Justin Bieber also made a huge amount of money with his album "Purpose" it could only reach the mark of USD 56 million, putting him at number 4.
	Beyonce, despite getting the most Grammy nominations with a total of nine nods, ranks seventh with USD 54 million.
	Forbes used data from 

Adele tops Forbes list of highest paid Grammy nominees

Hollywood icon Judy Garland was allegedly molested on the sets of the classic musical, "The Wizard of Oz", claims the legendary actress' ex-husband Sid Luft in his new, posthumous memoir.
	In the book, 'Judy and I: My Life with Judy Garland', Luft states that the actress was repeatedly molested by some of the actors who played the Munchkins in the film, reported People magazine.
	"They would make Judy's life miserable on set by putting their hands under her dress... The men were 40 or more years old," writes Luft, who passed away in the year 2005.
	"They thought they could get away with anything because they were so small," he added.
	Two years before her death, Garland had described the actors' behaviour with her in a 1967 interview with Jack Paar.
	She said, "They were little drunks... They got smashed every night, and they picked them up in butterfly nets.

Judy Garland was allegedly molested on 'The Wizard of Oz' sets

Russian playwright Anton Chekhov's quintessential complexity of characters was given an Indian twist in a Hindi play titled 'Hansini' that was staged here last evening.
	An adaptation of Chekhov's 'The Seagull' (1895), the play directed by Baharul Islam was performed as part of Bharat Rang Mahotsav, the annual theatre festival of National School of Drama (NSD) at Kamani Auditorium here.
    With slight variations to the original story, Islam, a former NSD student, explores the Russian classic in an Indian setting, where a struggling theatre director Treplev is ridiculed by his mother, a veteran theatre artist, for experimenting with a new style in the performing art.
	As the intense emotional friction between the mother-son duo plays out, the production in four acts takes the audience through a tangled web of relationships, with Treplev facing rejection not just from his mother but also from his actress and love interest Nina.
	Other main characters of the play include famous writer ..

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