Salman Khan is "amazed" by the tough guy image of Hollywood superstar Sylvester Stallone in his upcoming sports drama "Creed".
	Sharing the link of the film's trailer on his Twitter page, Salman wrote Stallone, 69, looks amazing as always.
	"Creed Releasing on 25th Nov @TheSlystallone Looks Amazing as always," Salman, 49, who is a big fan of the action star, wrote.
	The "Bajrangi Bhaijaan" star has earlier confessed that Stallone has always inspired him in his life.
	"Creed", a seventh film in the "Rocky" series, focuses on a man following in the footsteps of his late father, Apollo Creed and getting a mentor in the now-retired Rocky Balboa (played by Stallone).
	The Hollywood star is also producing the film. It stars Michael B Jordan, Tessa Thompson, Phylicia Rashad and Tony Bellew besides Stallone.

Salman Khan excited about Sylvester Stallone's new film

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"Twilight" star Robert Pattinson says those who send negative comments to his girlfriend FKA Twigs are not "normal people".
	The 29-year-old actor, who has been dating the musician since September 2014, described the haters as "demons who live in basements", reported Contactmusic.
	 "I was talking to my dad about this and I bet him that if he looked up Nelson Mandela's funeral on YouTube, the first comment would be a racist one. And it was, with like a million up votes.
	"What I don't get is why. I think it's because most normal people are not commenters - I've never met anyone who's left a comment on anything. It's just demons who live in basements," he said.
	"You have this weird thing where you end up trying to fight against this faceless blob, where the more you hate it, the bigger it gets, because it's all in your head," Pattinson added.
	Last year Twigs tweeted that she was left "shocked and disgusted" at the amount of racism  she'd experienced online since news of her ...

Pattinson hits out at racist 'demons' who target girlfriend

Veteran actress Helen Mirren believes roles for women in movies would not change until the parts played by the fairer sex in real life also get shifted.
	Mirren, 70, said the "profound sexism" is still present in Hollywood today which prevents older women from scoring more movie roles, reported Daily Telegraph.
	When asked if the acting industry less accepting of older women, Mirren said, "There is profound sexism... On the cinema screen, your face is 10ft high and 6ft wide. It's huge.
	"I, as a cinemagoer, like to see beautiful faces up there - it's a pleasure. But there's also story and entertainment, and one wants variety in that. You also want, as an audience member, to see people that you recognise and can identify with."
	But as to whether or not this will change anytime soon, Mirren doesn't see Hollywood taking the first step. Instead the actress believes real life role for women must change first.
	"When roles for women in real life change, then you will see change in the film 

There is profound sexism in the film industry: Helen Mirren

Megastar Amitabh Bachchan remembered the "glorious time" spent with the ace filmmaker Yash Chopra on his 83rd birth anniversary.
	Bachchan, 72, who delivered his career's blockbusters with Yash Chopra including "Deewar", "Kabhi Kabhie", "Trishul", "Kaala Patthar", "Silsila", "Mohabatein", "Veera Zaara" and "Bunty Aur Babli", posted few black-and-white pictures of them together on his Twitter page.
	 "Yash ji's birth anniversary... Yash Chopra and the glorious times spent together...," he capitioned the pictures.
	The "Piku" star also paid tribute to Yash Chopra's filmmaker newphew Ravi Chopra, who too celebrates his birthday today with his uncle.
	"Yash Chopra ji's birth anniversary falls on the same day as Ravi Chopra his nephew... With whom I had great times too," Bachchan wrote.
	The actor has always been close to the Chopra family and also a receipent of Yash Chopra Memorial Award that has been instituted by the TSR Foundation of T Subbarami Reddy in the memory of the late ...

Big B remembers Yash Chopra on his 83rd birth anniversary

Salma Hayek, Gwyneth Paltrow and Oprah Winfrey are set to be saluted at the upcoming Variety Power Of Women Event.
	Actress Anna Kendrick and YouTube boss Susan Wojcicki will also be among the honourees at the October 9 Beverly Hills bash, which celebrates the entertainment industry's most inspiring and charitable females, reported Variety.
	"The women we are honouring this year are the perfect embodiment of the Power of Women initiative," says Variety publisher Michelle Sobrino-Stearns.
	"We salute Salma Hayek Pinault, Anna Kendrick, Gwyneth Paltrow, Oprah Winfrey and YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki for their incredible philanthropic work and their personal commitment to fostering change."
	Hayek, 49, is being recognised for co-founding women's rights initiative Chime for Change, Paltrow, 42, will be feted for her work with food charity LA Kitchen, and Kendrick, 30, for her support of youth suicide prevention group The Trevor Project.
	Winfrey, 61, is known for nurturing girls at her ...

Salma Hayek, Gwyneth Paltrow to be honoured as Women Of Power

Oscar-winning actor Eddie Redmayne has revealed he did not know he wanted to make acting his career until he was 19.
	The 33-year-old star said being on stage was not a life-long dream to make it his profession, reported Contactmusic.
	"I enjoyed it growing up but it was only when I was about 18 or 19 and did a production of 'Cabaret' at the Edinburgh Festival that I knew I wanted to make acting my career," he said.
	And Redmayne still feels like a "kid play-acting" and compared making movies to going on holiday.
	"The odd thing about this profession is that you still feel like a kid play-acting. There's this sense of make-believe and wonder to it that stays with you.
	"Making movies is a bit like being on a summer holiday where you meet people, become friends and then perhaps go away and never meet again.

Eddie Redmayne's acting ambitions

Filmmaker Aditya Chopra announced to return as director with his upcoming project "Befikre - Those Who Dare To Love" on his father Yash Chopra's birthday today.
	The news was to revealed late last night on the legendary filmmaker Yash Chopra's 83rd birth anniversary on September 27.
	The "Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jayenge" director is returning to direction after seven years with his new project titled "Befikre - Those Who Dare To Love", a Yash Raj Films note issued here said.
	Aditya had last directed Shah Rukh Khan-Anushka Sharma starrer "Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi" in 2008.
	The production house in the note also shared a touching story of the film's inception through an imaginary dialogue between Aditya and his late father whom he called his "go to guy".

Aditya Chopra returns to direction with 'Befikre'

"Whiplash" star Miles Teller was completely dedicated to get in proper shape for his role in "Bleed for This", but actor's girlfriend  Keleigh Sperry found him boring during the training period.
	Teller, 28, who was working out for his role as boxer Vinny Pazienza was not drinking and that bothered his lady love, reported Us magazine.
	"He was ripped and shriveled, but he was also boring. He wouldn't drink," Sperry said.
	The actor was so much strict about the diet, that it triggered a fight between them.
	"One time, I came home and I was in the middle of my training... And there's French fries - she had just ordered this burger or something. And I got so pissed off! I was like, 'Baby, you cannot be eating this crap in front of me! It's torture!'"Teller said.

Miles Teller became 'boring' during 'Bleed for This' training

Actor Hugh Jackman, who is will be dropping his claws following "Wolverine 3", feels "Mad Max: Fury Road" actor Tom Hardy will make a good Wolverine.
	Jackman, 46, has been frequently asked about his successor as the clawed superhero, but the Australian star says he has not given a serious thought about it, reported The Wrap.
	"I think Tom Hardy would be a great Wolverine. He is younger than me for sure... However, I haven't really given it a lot of thought I'm always like, 'I don't wanna make it too easy on the studio to replace me,' you know?
	I've still got one more (film) to do. I'm sure they're already talking about it, and there's some actor (they've told) 'shh, keep it quiet but we want you next.'" he said.
	Jackman, who first played Logan/Wolverine in 2000 film "X-Men," went on to play the role five consecutive times since then.
	He is set to appear in "X-Men: Apocalypse" followed by "Wolverine 3" which will mark his final outing with the franchise.
	The films are slated for ..

Tom Hardy would be a great Wolverine: Hugh Jackman

Actor Orlnado Bloom and Kate Bosworth, who split nine years ago, were all smiles when they bumped into each other at a star-studded LA party.
	The former couple reunited at the Dior Homme Cocktail Reception, and posed for photos while laughing and palling around together at the event, reported People magazine.
	Bosworth, donning a black dress and red lipstick, was joined at the party by her husband, director Michael Polish.
	The "Pirates of the Caribbean" star and Bosworth called off their two year relationship in January 2005, in what their publicist said was a mutual decision based on their conflicting work schedules.
	Bloom began making public appearances with Miranda Kerr in 2008, and the two were quietly married in July 2010. The two were amicably divorced in 2013, after six years of marriage. They continue to co-parent their son, Flynn, 4.
	Bosworth married Polish in 2013, after they met and fell in love on the set of Big Sur in 2011. The sparks flew and it was love at first ...

Orlando Bloom, ex-Girlfriend Kate Bosworth reunite at party

Music mogul Simon Cowell will soon come up with a kid's TV show.
	The 55-year-old television producer, who is behind shows like "Britain's Got Talent" and "The X Factor" says his 19-month-old son Eric's love for music inspired him to go forward with the idea, reported Daily Mirror.
	"He (Eric) loves music and a photo I posted of him playing drums to 'One Direction' was the motivation to a new show we're working on," he said.
	Cowell, did not give out any further details but has the the basic formula in his mind.
	"It's really cool, aimed at kids, and we're sorting out a deal now. It is based on something Eric would like to watch but that isn't around at the moment.

Simon Cowell to create children's TV show

Veteran actor John Goodman has joined the cast King Kong prequel "Skull Island".
	The 63-year-old Golden Globe Award-winning actor will play a government official named Randa in the film, reported The Wrap.
	Randa is the man, who helms the expedition to Skull Island, a land forgotten by time.
	Directed by Jordan Vogt-Roberts the film, already has big names like Samuel L Jackson, John C Reilly and Tom Hiddleston on board.
	"Trainwreck" actress Brie Larson has been cast in the lead female role opposite Hiddleston.
	The film is slated for March, 2017 release.

John Goodman joins cast of King Kong prequel 'Skull Island'

Veteran country singer Kenny Rogers has announced his retirement after six decades in the show business and 76 albums.
	The 77-year-old, music legend made the announcement while promoting his new Christmas album, "Once Again It's Christmas" on "Today" saying he want to spend more time with his twin boys and wife, reported Us magazine.
	"It's happily sad or sadly happy. I'm going to do a big worldwide tour, and it's going to be my last. I'm going to say goodbye at that point; I've done this long enough. There's a fine line between being driven and being selfish, and I think I crossed that line when I was younger," Rogers said.
	"I really want to be there with my kids and my wife. I don't see enough of them. And I have some things on my bucket list," he added.
	"Once Again It's Christmas" will mark "The Gambler" hitmaker's sixth Christmas effort.
	He will launch "Once Again Its Christmas Tour" on November 12 in Niagara Falls, Ontario.

Country singer Kenny Rogers to retire after next tour

Actor Garrett Hedlund says if a gripping story is written,"Tron 3" could still take place.
	The statement by Hedlund, 31, who essayed the role of Sam Flynn in "Tron: Legacy" came as a sigh of relief for the fans, who were left disappointed after Disney decided to shelf the idea of 'Tron 3' earlier this year, reported Digital Spy.
	"I haven't been told it's totally dead. Ever since we did Legacy, we knew that to have another story follow it up, it had to be concrete and exciting," he said.
	"Disney needed to have the right story to go forward. I think it was going to introduce some things that were as exciting as Legacy was and then some, though," he added.
	The work on the project had already started in Vancouver, before Disney decided not to go ahead with 'Tron 3' back in May.

'Tron 3' 'isn't totally dead', says Garrett Hedlund

Singer Rihanna has come up with strict rules for the employees of her company Fenty Corp, where she has defined lunch time depending on the size of people.
	The 27-year-old "Umbrella" hitmaker took to Instagram and Twitter to share a joke employee handbook.
	"Skinny people get 30 minutes for lunch as they need to what more, so that they can look healthy... Fat people will only get 5 minutes for lunch, because that's all the time needed to drink a Slim Fast," read the handbook.
	The manual also gave the leave guideline saying "each employee will receive 104 personal days a year. They are called Saturday and Sunday."
	According to the handbook, the company would not give a salary raise to its employees.
	She captioned the pictures of the hilarious handbook with the hashtag "FENTYCORP.

Rihanna's joke handbook gives least lunch time to fat people

Bond girl Olga Kurylenko is on a revenge quest in the nerve-shredding trailer for "Momentum".
	While she was a sideline player in "Quantum of Solace", Kurylenko is the one with a license to kill this time around.
	The South African thriller centres on infiltration expert Alex (Kurylenko), who accidentally exposes her identity in the middle of a heist, reported Digital Spy.
	With a dangerous government operative (James Purefoy) on her trail, Alex has no choice but to strike back in order to stay alive.
	"Momentum" comes from director Stephen Campanelli, a long-time member of acclaimed filmmaker Clint Eastwood's crew.
	A US release date has been set for October 16, while "Momentum" releases in the UK on November 20.

Olga Kurylenko stars in the trailer for thriller 'Momentum'

"21 Jump Street" star Channing Tatum has revealed that he once broke into his friend, actor Joseph Gordon-Levitt's New York apartment.
	The 35-year-old actor broke in Gordon-Levitt's home just to prove to his friend that he needed better security, reported New York Post.
	Gordon-Levitt, who stars in the New York Film Festival opener "The Walk", recalled to Tatum saying, "The time you... broke into my house, and surprised me when I was sleeping in order to prove that I should probably take better care to protect myself.
	"If you were ill-intentioned you could have murdered me," Gordon-Levitt added.

Channing Tatum broke into Joseph Gordon-Levitt's home

"The A-Team" is coming back to TV, with "Furious 7" writer Chris Morgan.
	"Nikita" producer Albert Kim and "A-Team" co-creator Stephen J Cannell's daughter Tawnia McKiernan are on a special assignment for 20th Century Fox TV to revamp the '80s series, reported Deadline.
	This new version of "The A-Team" will maintain the original premise of a Special Forces squad determined to clear their names after being framed for a horrific crime.
	Unlike the original version, the new "A-Team" will be a mix of both male and female members - although it's not clear if any classic characters will be used.
	The series is being envisioned for a mission-of-the-week format, in which the "A-Team" help out random people in need.
	The iconic cast of the original "A-Team" included George Peppard, Dirk Benedict, Dwight Schultz and Mr T as a ragtag band of special forces soldiers.
	"The A-Team" was previously rebooted as a 2010 feature film, with Liam Neeson, Bradley Cooper, Quinton 'Rampage' Jackson and ...

Remake of 'The A-Team' in the works

Presenter James Corden is turning his hand to music and will work with Disclosure on their forthcoming live show.
	The presenter, who hosts a late-night US chat show from Los Angeles, will assume production duties during the electronic duo's performance in the city on September 29, reported NME magazine.
	Speaking about the project, Corden said: "I'm excited to work with American Express and Disclosure to produce my first live music event.
	"Howard and Guy are extremely talented individuals who have taken the world by storm with their music, and I am privileged to be able to create a memorable experience for their fans."
	Fans can stream the gig, a collaboration with American Express, at amexunstaged.Com.

James Corden to team with Disclosure at their LA live show

Pop star Taylor Swift took her 1989 World Tour to Nashville, and she surprised her fans with Aerosmith's Steven Tyler joining her on stage for a song.
	Swift has been joined by a number of her celebrity friends and fans in recent months.
	The Aerosmith frontman joined the "Wildest Dreams" singer for a memorable performance of his band's hit single "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing", with Swift later tweeting a video of the pair's rendition of the track.
	"Singing 'I Don't Want to Miss a Thing' with @IamStevenT was an honour. So inspired by how sweet he was to all of us."
	Tyler also shared his joy at being involved in the performance by replying to an old tweet of Swift's from 2012 mentioning his 1998 track.
	"I feel like I'd be more understood if people knew 'I Don't Want to Miss a Thing' by Aerosmith is how most of my emotions sound in my head," the singer had written.
	"Well ma darlin'," Tyler replied this morning. "You sure were overstood tonight! A++ ... Epic Show ... Until ...

Steven Tyler joins Taylor Swift onstage

Hollywood star Matt Damon has been teasing what's in store for the upcoming Bourne film and revealed that his character will get his memory back.
	After giving the fourth film - "The Bourne Legacy" - a miss, the 44-year-old actor is reprising his role once again and although he's not spilled too many details, he's hinted where the story will be heading, reported New York Daily News.
	"Bourne has his memory back, but that doesn't mean he knows everything," Damon said.
	"It's 12 years since Jason Bourne has been on the grid. So we have to answer the questions, Where's he been? What's he doing? What gets him going again? So once we solved all that, then we had a movie."
	He previously said Bourne's world needed to change before he could make a fifth film.
	"Without giving too much of it away, it's Bourne through an austerity-riddled Europe and in a post-Snowden world. It seems like enough has changed, you know? There are all these kinds of arguments about spying and civil liberties and ..

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