Superstar Salman Khan is waiting for actress Priyanka Chopra's much-talked about debut American TV series "Quantico" to air in India.
	The mystery-thriller premiered in the US on September 28 and got rave reviews for the 33-year-old actress.
	Not knowing the show's Indian premiere date, Salman, 49, took to Twitter to ask his fans, "When is PC's show releasing in India guys?"
	Priyanka is fondly called PC in Bollywood but to avoid any confusion, the "Bajrangi Bhaijaan" star further tweeted "Sorry pc se mera matlab was Priyanka Chopra (By PC I meant Priyanka Chopra)."
	"Quantico", featuring Priyanka in the lead role of Alex Parrish, will premiere in India on October 3.
	Salman and the "Mary Kom" actress have starred together in films like "God Tussi Great Ho", "Mujse Shaadi Karogi" and "Salaam-e-Ishq: A Tribute to Love".
	Actress Madhuri Dixit-Nene also shared her excitement for the show, on Twitter.
	"Congratulations @priyankachopra wish you great success on #Quantico, waiting to watch 

Salman wishes to watch Priyanka's 'Quantico'

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Actor Sonu Sood will be sharing the screen space with action star Jackie Chan in Hollywood film "Kung Fu Yoga", directed by Stanley Tong.
	"Kung Fu Yoga", an out-and-out action movie, will be shot in Dubai, Beijing and India.
	Congratulating Sonu for his new venture, his "Happy New Year" director Farah Khan tweeted, "So happy for Jackie Chan who is starring with my friend @SonuSood in " Kung fu yoga"!! Truly Karate meets parathe!!"
	The "Dabangg" actor, who is a fitness freak, replied, "Hahaha Farah. Don't be surprised if he gets addicted to paranthe... Then you have to make for us. Get ready."
	Sonu started his career in movies with Tamil film "Kallazhagar" followed by his debut in Bollywood as Bhagat Singh in "Shaheed-E-Azam", which released in 2002 with two other movies on the freedom fighter "23rd March 1931: Shaheed" and "The Legend of Bhagat Singh".
	The "Gabbar is Back" star earned recognition as Abhishek Bachchan's brother in Mani Ratnam's "Yuva" in 2004 and in "Aashiq Banaya .

Sonu Sood to star opposite Jackie Chan in Hollywood film

Filmmaker Dibakar Banerjee, who has co-produced "Titli", has revealed that the Censor Board had asked the makers to tone down the strong language in the upcoming film.
	"Titli" has been directed by Kanu Behl and also produced by Yash Raj Films. The film, about a dysfunctional family from Delhi, stars Ranvir Shorey, Amit Sial, Shashank Arora, Lalit Behl and Shivani Raghuvanshi in the lead roles.
	"We did not face any problems when we had the first screening of 'Titli' for the censor committee. They did not cut a single second of the film, we were overjoyed but they did say that because of the strong language we will leave it to the chairman's discretion as to what should be done," Dibakar told reporters here at a promotional event of "Titli".
	"The chairman called us after two weeks and he recommended that we should go for a revision committee. They passed the film without dilution of the strong language except in three scenes. We were told that the strong language should be reduced to 

Censor board asked us to tone down language in 'Titli':Dibakar

Actor Ranvir Shorey, who recently announced his separation from actress-wife Konkona Sensharma after five years together, says he still believes in the institution of marriage.
	Shorey said he blamed himself for the breakdown of his relationship and not the institution.
	"I do believe in the institution of marriage... I don't blame it, I blame myself (for the split). I don't think institution of marriage has anything to do it," Shorey told reporters here at the promotional event of his upcoming film "Titli".
	Konkona and Ranvir, who are parents to four-year-old son Haroon, took to their respective Twitter accounts to announce their split that follows prolonged speculation surrounding the state of their marriage.
	They started dating in 2007. The couple got married in 2010 in a private ceremony.
	When asked if he will remain single or not, Ranvir said, "Let's talk about 'Titli'."
	The film is about a dysfunctional family of carjackers in Delhi. It is directed by Kanu Behl, co-produced .

Still believe in institution of marriage: Ranvir Shorey

"Ted 2" beauty Amanda Seyfried and "New Girl" actor Justin Long have reportedly split after more than two years of dating.
	"It happened a few weeks ago. He's really heartbroken," a source close to the couple said.
	Seyfried, 29, fell for 37-year-old Long on Instagram in the summer of 2013.
	"I thought something he said was really funny," she had said.
	The couple shared a USD 1.9 million apartment in New York City.
	Prior to her relationship with Long, Seyfried was linked to "Dexter" actor Desmond Harrington, and before that dated Dominic Cooper for three years before splitting in 2010.
	Long previously dated Drew Barrymore and Kate Mara.

Amanda Seyfried, Justin Long split after dating for two years?

"Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" will be just like the "Dark Knight" trilogy, as it has been given a PG-13 rating by the Motion Picture Association of America.
	Director Zack Snyder's much-anticipated movie - starring Ben Affleck as Batman, Henry Cavill as Superman and Gal Gadot as Wonder Woman - was handed the age classification due to "its intense sequences of violence and action throughout, and some sensuality", reported Entertainment Weekly.
	Most superhero movies released these days adhere to the PG-13 rating, including Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight films, as do major blockbusters like "The Hunger Games" and "Fast & Furious".
	Meanwhile, Snyder recently described "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" as a direct follow-up to "Man of Steel".
	The director has also confirmed, however, that Ben Affleck's Caped Crusader will get more screentime than Henry Cavill's Superman.
	"Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" is released on March 26, 2016.

'Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice' rated a PG-13 in the US

Kate Moss has now branched into interior design and unveiled her first major project to the world.
	The 41-year-old supermodel and fashion designer made her debut in the industry with a stunning five-bedroom home in the Cotswolds, complete with bespoke furnishings, its own woodland and a private pool, reported Daily Mirror.
	The Barnhouse, built in luxury second homes development The Lakes by yoo, is described as a "retreat" - in its own one acre plot of private woodland.
	"John (Hitchcox, chairman of yoo) and I became friends through our love for the English countryside (and the pub)... When he told me about the Barnhouse in the middle of the silver birch wood I was intrigued and then excited to become part of the design team," she said.
	Yoo is a hugely successful architecture and design company co-founded by property entrepreneur John Hitchcox and French designer Philippe Starck.
	Built to fit in with its natural surroundings, the home has wide open windows, huge terraces, and a ...

Kate Moss turns interior designer

Russell Crowe will star in the survival drama "In Sand and Blood", set in Africa in the early 19th century.
	Luc Roeg is producing with IM Global topper Stuart Ford and Matt Jackson. The project has been in development since 2010 with "Public Enemies" scribe Ronan Bennett writing a script, based on Dean King's nonfiction book "Skeletons on the Zahara: A True Story of Survival", reported Variety online.
	Saul Dibb, whose credits include Michelle Williams' "Suite Francaise", Keira Knightley's "The Duchess", is directing.
	The story became known due to a memoir by American sea captain James Riley, who detailed how he and his crew were captured in Africa after being shipwrecked in 1815 off the desolate coast of the Sahara.
	The book was published in 1817 as "Authentic Narrative of the Loss of the American Brig Commerce" and republished as "Sufferings in Africa", which included being captured and enslaved by marauding natives.
	Crowe made his directorial debut in "The Water Diviner" this ..

Russell Crowe to star in historical drama 'In Sand and Blood'

Anytime is good for political satire, according to actor-director Shekhar Suman, who had become a household name in the 1990s with his television shows like "Movers and Shakers" and "Poll Khol" that took a dig on politics among other social issues.
	Shekhar, considered the pioneer of political satire on Indian television and performed in a play "Ek Mulaqaat" staged here recently in the national capital, says one can find a lot of issues, today as in the days gone by, that can add fodder to the craft.
	"It's always a great time for political satire. But, then in late 90s there was a time when I had two great characters (former Prime Minister Atal Bihari) Vajpayee sahab and Lalu Prasad Yadav. Both diametrically opposite at different spectrums but were interesting characters. So I consider it was the most appropriate time, the ideal time for doing political satire. Even today there is so much to talk about. But as I said it becomes a full time job. When I start doing it I have to get ...

Anytime is good for political satire: Shekhar Suman

Actor Jim Carrey's on-again-off-again girlfriend, Cathriona White, was found dead in her home here from an apparent suicide.
	The 53-year-old actor released a statement, saying he was "shocked and deeply saddened" by the news, reported E!Online.
	"White was a truly kind and delicate Irish flower, too sensitive for this soil, to whom loving and being loved was all that sparkled," he added.
	The duo met in March 2012 and started dating soon after that. However, they split less than a year later. In May 2015, the couple rekindled their romance, and were spotted holding hands in NYC.
	White, 28, worked on several high-profile shoots, including one with David Hasselhoff as well as "Divergent" star Lyndie Greenwood.
	She styled Greenwood for an Elle feature shoot and for the "Divergent" film premiere.

Jim Carrey's girlfriend dies of alleged suicide

"Boyhood" actor Ellar Coltrane has joined likes of Tom Hanks and Emma Watson in thriller "The Circle".
	To be directed by James Ponsoldt, the film is the adaptation of Dave Eggers novel.
	 Tackling privacy in the digital age, the story is about a young woman (Watson), who is rising through the ranks of the Circle, a tech conglomerate.
	Coltrane, 21, will play Watson's ex-boyfriend, who tries to go off the grid, under the radar of the Circle's technology, said The Hollywood Reporter.
	The cast already includes John Boyega, Karen Gillan and Patton Oswalt.
	Hanks, who plays one of the founders of the company, is producing the film under his Playtone production banner with his partner Gary Goetzman.

Ellar Coltrane joins Tom Hanks, Emma Watson in 'The Circle'

Actress Kajol, who has been advocating the importance of hygienic environment, thinks government's support is needed for passing on the message of maintaining sanitation standards in the society.
	"You do require the help of the government. NGOs alone can't do it. The entire country needs to talk about it. We have spoken to the government and they are helping us. We are grateful to the government for coming up with Swachh Bharat Abhiyan," Kajol told PTI in an interview over phone from the US.
	As the HelpAChildReach5 and Handwashing Ambassador, Kajol is in New York attending the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) as the handwashing brand ambassador.
	The 41-year-old "Dilwale" star thinks the message should be passed through children not by just telling them to follow basic hygiene, but also practising it ourselves.
	"As far as kids are concerned it is important to do things ourselves first. I have learnt from my children that practise what you preach. They follow it religiously ...

My children taught me to practise what I preach, says Kajol

Actress Lena Dunham does not "look at Twitter anymore" and admits she hired someone to write her tweets.
	The "Girls" creator and star said she recently stopped managing her account because she online bullies were creating some "cancerous stuff inside" her, said the Hollywood Reporter.
	"I don't look at Twitter anymore. I tweet, but I do it through someone else. I don't even know my Twitter password, which may make me seem like I'm no longer a sort of genuine community user. I really appreciate that anybody follows me at all, and so I didn't want to cut off my relationship to it completely, but it really, truly wasn't a safe space for me," Dunham, 29, said.
	"Even if you think, like, 'Oh I can read, like, 10 mentions that say I should be stoned to death' and kind of, like, laugh and move on. That's verbal abuse. Those aren't words that should be directed at you ever. And so, for me personally, it was safer to stop (using Twitter).

Lena Dunham avoids using Twitter

Putting all the speculations to rest, film studio Morgan Creek has announced that it will never try to remake horror classic "The Exorcist".
	The studio took to Twitter to make the official announcement.
	"For the record, we will never attempt to remake 'The Exorcist'," the post read.
	William Friedkin, who helmed the original also shared his feelings about saying he completely "denounce" the remake.
	The 80-year-old filmmaker got a direct response from Morgan Creek and assured he knows that there really wasn't an "Exorcist" remake coming.
	"@WilliamFriedkin Despite what was printed, we can assure you we would NEVER EVER attempt to remake The Exorcist." read the tweet.

'The Exorcist' remake not happening

French actress Marion Cotillard says she had panic attacks while shooting for "Macbeth".
	The 39-year-old Academy award-winning actress, who stars as Lady Macbeth opposite Michael Fassbender in the titular role in the feature film adaptation of the Shakespeare play, said she pushed to her complete physical and mental limits for the role, reported New York Post.
	"When I start a movie I usually freak out ... This time it was pretty physical and intense. Panic attacks ... I never had panic attacks before. What was funny is I didn't know what a panic attack was, but I had studied it for the role I did before (in 'Two Days, One Night')."
	The mother of one feels playing a role like Lady Macbeth is equal to living a nightmare.
	"When (I had one) I knew exactly what it was and I was like, 'Are you kidding me? Am I having a panic attack?!' But I just had to accept I would freak out the whole shoot long.
	"That was not very comfortable, but you don't expect to be comfortable playing Lady ...

Playing Lady Macbeth gave Marion Cotillard panic attacks

Dutch EDM DJ Armin Van Buuren has been named the most dangerous celebrity to search online in a new survey.
	Researchers at Internet company Intel Security found online searches for Van Buuren, 38, and stars and musicians like Lorde and Nina Dobrev come with crippling malware and viruses, reported the New York Daily News.
	"Cybercriminals are always looking for ways to take advantage of consumer interest around popular culture events including award shows, TV show and movie premieres, album releases, celebrity breakups," the company's press release reads.
	"They capitalize on this interest by enticing unsuspecting consumers to sites laden with malware, which enables them to steal passwords and personal information."
	Country singer Luke Bryan comes in at number two, while Usher, Britney Spears and Jay Z close out the top five, respectively.
	Katy Perry, Amy Schumer and Betty White are also included on the list, which comedian Jimmy Kimmel topped last year.

DJ Armin Van Buuren most dangerous celebrity to search online

Veteran actress Helen Mirren says she has had enough of stripping off onscreen after a lifetime of saucy roles in arty movies like "Caligula" and "The Cook, The Thief, His Wife and Her Lover".
	The Oscar-winning actress, 70, said she won't sign on for anymore nude scenes, reported the Huffington Post.
	"It seemed to be not a thing to get your knickers in a twist over. I was doing nude scenes (from) the first moment I started doing movies. It was the era.
	"That's the good thing about getting older. You don't have to do that sort of thing any more... (Now) my pleasure pillows are purely for my husband," she said.
	Mirren admitted she, however, never really understood what the big deal was about stripping on camera.
	"Unfortunately, at least for my generation -- growing up we didn't say... And I love the fact that girls are so much more confident and outspoken than my generation were," Mirren said.

No more nude scenes for Helen Mirren at 70

Pop star Shakira is all set to share her knowledge as a mother-of-two with a new mobile app focused on parenting.
	The "Hips Don't Lie" singer and her Spanish soccer star boyfriend Gerard Pique are parents to Milan, two, and Sasha, nine months, reported Contactmusic.
	"I'm always online looking for advice and learning about being a mother. I know there are other moms who are also looking for tips and suggestions. That's the idea behind it.
	"Moms can use the app to find ideas and support, and teachers can also use it to guide and plan their curriculum to help kids learn," she said.
	The Grow app will feature more than 2,000 tips for mothers, including articles on parenting, ideas for play and advice on raising kids.
	The app will be available later this autumn.

Shakira launching parenting app

Grammy winning singer Pharrell Williams has unveiled plans to donate up to 50,000 books to encourage young children to read.
	The hip-hop star, 42, teamed up with officials at non-profit group FirstBook to provide reading materials to disadvantaged kids, reported Billboard magazine.
	The campaign is designed to coincide with the upcoming release of Williams' new picture book Happy!, which is based on his "Despicable Me 2" theme song of the same name.
	Publishers at Penguin Young Readers are also urging fans to spread the word on social media by sharing why reading makes them happy using the hashtag "#readHappy", with each post generating a book donation to children in need.
	"Every child on this planet deserves to experience the joy of reading," said Williams, a father of one.
	Happy! the book, which features illustrations of youngsters celebrating what it means to be happy, hits retailers next week.
	Announcing the print news earlier this year, an excited Williams gushed, "I'm so ...

Pharrell Williams launches book donation campaign

"The Hobbit" star Martin Freeman has joked he will not join Twitter because he is worried his social media posts could cause a "premature end" to his career.
	The 44-year-old actor has taken on roles in several much loved franchises, most notably in TV shows "The Office" and "Sherlock" and "The Hobbit" movies, and has attracted a legion of fans for each part.
	Freeman has consciously made the decision to stay off the social networking site so not to get drawn into anything with his fans that could unwittingly upset them.
	"The fans are very enthusiastic - that's the word. Which is great, but yeah, it impacts on my life, but I try not to let it influence my work.
	"But that's the reason I don't do Twitter or anything. It's a strange old world. It can be a joyous world. But as I say, I'm not against it. I would just give nothing to that, except a very premature end to my career. It would be over, you know.

Martin Freeman's Twitter fears

Reality TV star Kim Kardashian is reportedly keen husband Kanye West meets up with Tyga to discuss how to cope with the "fame" he has gathered since he began dating her stepsister Kylie Jenner.
	The 34-year-old "Keeping up with the Kardashians" star feels West, 38, is good at advices and hence wants him to help Tyga, 25, reported Radar Online.
	"Kim wants Kanye to talk to Tyga about dating her little sister. She knows that Kanye gives really good advice and he could really help Tyga navigate the fame he's getting by dating Kylie.
	"Kim wants Kanye to tell Tyga to (stop oversharing). She wants him to say that her sister deserves to be in control of her own relationship and he can't be telling the whole world everything they do," a source said.

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