Pop star Selena Gomez debuted a new tattoo, the symbol of 'Om', on her upper left thigh.
	The new tattoo is a sacred Hindu symbol, which stands for clearing the mind, and is often chanted during meditation.
	The 23-year-old singer showed off the tattoo as she made her way out of the ocean in Miami on Friday, September 18, reported Aceshowbiz.
	The tattoo joins Gomez's other inks, which include the number 76 in Roman Numerals below her ear, a phrase on her upper left hip that reads "God Who Strengthens Me," a musical note on her right wrist and a phrase "love yourself first" which is written in Arabic.
	Also spotted on her body was "J" tattoo on her neck that was presumably for her ex-boyfriend, Justin Bieber.
	The "Good for You" hitmaker was in Miami to film an appearance for "Despierta America".

Selena Gomez debuts new 'Om' tattoo

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Irish rock band U2 has rescheduled its Sunday Sweden concert due to security breach.
	According to a statement posted on the group's website, fans who already started to pack the concert venue at The Globen in Stockholm were evacuated from the building "due to a security breach," reported Aceshowbiz.
	"As the breach has not been resolved quickly and as audience safety is paramount, the police have advised The Globen and Live Nation that they have no option but to postpone tonight's show," Bono and team wrote.
	The announced that the concert had been rescheduled for Tuesday, September 22.
	"All tickets from Sunday 20th September are valid for Tuesday 22nd September. The organisers apologise for the inconvenience caused and thank the audience for their understanding. Their safety is the priority," they said.
	The band did not give details about the breach, but it has been reported that the cancellation was prompted by a man armed with gun, who threatened an audience member.

U2 postpones concert due to security breach

Actress Jane Krakowski wore a dust pink and black gown by India-born designer Bibhu Mohapatra for the Emmy awards ceremony, in which she was nominated in the outstanding supporting actress in a comedy series category.
	Mohapatra, who is based in New York, hails from Rourkela in Odisha. The designer took to twitter to share a picture of the 46-year-old "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt" star.
	"Best Supporting actress nominee janekrakowski in @bibhumohapatra #Resort16 silk Barthea gown," Mohapatra posted.
	On the Emmys red carpet, Krakowski revealed she had auditioned for the part of Rachel Green on the iconic sitcom "Friends".
	"I, like almost every actor in the world, auditioned for 'Friends'. I wish I had gotten that one. I actually auditioned for Rachel and didn't go very far," Krakowski told Us magazine.
	The actress also joked that her business manager was "very sad" that she did not get the part.
	The character of Rachel was ultimately played by actress Jennifer Aniston, which turned ..

Jane Krakowski dons Bibhu Mohapatra's design at Emmys

Even though political comedy "Veep" won the 2015 Emmy Award for outstanding comedy series, creator Armando Ianucci says he will quit as the showrunner.
	Iannucci, 51, said he will exist the HBO comedy in its fifth season, adding he was happy to go out on top, reported Entertainment Weekly.
	"Like Italian tennis players who bow out as soon as they win the Open, I think this is a good course to follow...
	"I just felt that I took the show to where I wanted to take it, and I'm pleased to pass it on and challenge Dave Mandel ('Curb Your Enthusiasm' alum) to sort out the constitutional issue that we've dumped on his floor," he said.
	Iannucci was joined by his cast which included a winner Julia Louis-Dreyfus.
	"Veep" broke the winning streak of "Modern Family", which was up for a record sixth award in the category.
	"I think it feels like the right time. Every show can benefit from new energy and new names and new ideas, and what better time to do that? So I think it feels right.
	"We've ..

'Veep' creator Armando Iannucci to exit show despite Emmy win

Viola Davis made history by becoming the first African-American to win the leading actress in a drama category at Emmy for her role of a defense lawyer in "How to Get Away with Murder" and hoped that her award will help create more opportunities for people of colour.
	In an impassioned speech, 50-year-old Davis quoted humanitarian Harriet Tubman and paid tribute to other African-American actresses, like Halle Berry, Kerry Washington and Gabrielle Union.
	"Let me tell you something. The only thing that separates women of colour from anyone else is opportunity. You cannot win an Emmy for roles that are simply not there," said Davis as an emotional Washington and Taraji P Henson looked on from the audience.
	Davis has already won a SAG Award for her performance as a tough, damaged lawyer and law school professor Annalise Keating on the Shonda Rhimes series created show, besides being nominated for a Golden Globe.
	The Oscar nominated actress, who looked overwhelmed when her name was ...

Davis becomes first African-American to win best actress Emmy

Ending his eight years of quest, Jon Hamm finally won the outstanding actor in a drama series honour at the 2015 Emmy Awards for his portrayal of troubled ad man Don Draper in "Mad Men".
	The 44-year-old actor, who was nominated for the eighth time consecutively for his performance on the show, had the winning moment with the concluding stretch of the period drama series that started in 2005.
	"There's been a mistake, clearly. It's impossible to be named with all of those extraordinary gentlemen. It's impossible to have done this show with this incredible cast, these incredible people, our incredible writers, our incredible crew. And it's incredible and impossible for me, personally, to be standing up here," Hamm said in his acceptance speech.
	The actor was greeted with a rousing applause and a standing ovation as he took to stage to claim his trophy. Hamm took the big moment to thank his ex-girlfriend Jennifer Westfeldt, from whom he recently split after 18 years.
	"To Bud and Susie 

Jon Hamm wins best actor Emmy for 'Mad Men'

Actress Julia Louis-Dreyfus was at her comedic best while accepting her fourth consecutive outstanding lead actress in comedy series trophy for "Veep" at the 2015 Emmy Awards.
	"What a great honour it must be for you to honour me tonight. No, I'm sorry. Donald Trump said that. It's getting trickier and trickier to satirise his stuff," said the actress, who plays fictional Vice President of the United States, Selina Meyer on the show.
	"I'd like to honour, also all the women in this category. Amy, wake up! I love you gals so much. I do, in fact," Julia said leaving the audience in splits.
	The 54-year-old actress, who won her sixth Emmy beat the likes of Lily Tomlin of "Grace and Frankie", "Inside Amy Schumer" star Amy Schumer, Amy Poehler of "Parks and Recreation", "Nurse Jackie" star Edie Falco and Lisa Kudrow of "The Comeback".

Julia Louis-Dreyfus wins fourth Emmy in a row for 'Veep'

Comedy "Modern Family", political drama "House of Cards" and "American Horror Story: Freak Show" were snubbed from the winners list at the 2015 Emmy Awards despite multiple nominations.
	"Louie", "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt" and "Better Call Saul" also failed to make it to the winners list.
	"House of Cards" was unable to make the most of its 11 nods, with only "Fantastic Four" actor Reg E Cathey taking home the Emmy for outstanding guest actor in a drama series.
	Apart from this, the show won two Emmys, both of which were awarded at the Creative Arts ceremony last week.
	The fourth installment of FX anthology series "American Horror Story" had 19 nominations, the second most for any show, but it managed to win only five awards, all of which were in technical categories handed out earlier.
	"Modern Family", which tied with "Frasier" for fifth consecutive best comedy series win last year, was up for a record sixth award in the category but lost to "Veep".
	The show, which won 21 Emmys ..

'American Horror Story', 'Modern Family' snubbed at Emmys

Not just of Bollywood, megastar Amitabh Bachchan also continues to be the 'Shahenshah' of micro-blogging site Twitter as he reached 17 million followers.
	The 72-year-old "Piku" star expressed his gratitude to his fans, who compliment him, as well as those who abuse.
	"17 MILLION!! FOLLOWERS!!! Thank you all Ef (extended family) and non Ef and to be Ef... Thank you all that compliment me, and those that abuse too," he wrote on his Twitter page.
	Bachchan continued the celebration by sharing the pictures of fans, who gather outside his house every Sunday.
	"17 Million!!! Yeaaahhhhh! And more than that the well wishers of Sunday!! Blessed beyond!"
	Bachchan has been the most popular face of Indian cinema since past four decades.
	The actor is one of the most active celebrity on social media and tries to keep in touch with his followers on regular basis.
	Superstar Shah Rukh lags behind Bachchan with 15.2 million followers, while Salman and Aamir settle with 13.9 14.6 million fan ...

Big B reaches milestone of 17 million followers on Twitter

Epic fantasy "Game of Thrones" and "Mad Men" star Jon Hamm finally broke their jinx at the 2015 Emmys by bagging big awards, while Viola Davis created history by becoming the first African-American to win the best actress trophy.
	Since its first season in 2011, the HBO show has been in the outstanding drama race at the Emmys but failed to taste success until now. "Thrones" also scored the best supporting actor trophy for Peter Dinklage, who has been a fan favourite for his portrayal of Tyrian Lannister.
	With eight other wins at the previously held Creative Arts Emmys, "Thrones" became the first TV show to take home 12 awards in a single year, beating "The West Wing", which collected nine trophies in 2000. Creators David Benioff and DB Weiss's work earned them best writing, while helmer David Nutter bagged the outstanding directing honour.
	"Thanks again, HBO, for believing in dragons," Benioff said after ending his runner-up streak.
	Hamm, 44, got a great farewell in the form of the 

'Game of Thrones', Jon Hamm win big at 2015 Emmy Awards

Jeffrey Tambor thanked the transgender community for inspiring his performance in "Transparent" that earned him the best actor in a comedy series honour at the 2015 Emmy Awards.
	The story of the comedy drama series revolves around a Los Angeles family and their lives following the discovery that the person they knew as their father Maura Pfefferman (Tambor)is transgender.
	Dedicating his win to the community, Tambor, 71, said onstage, "Thank you for your patience, thank you for your courage, thank you for your stories, thank you for your inspiration, thank you for letting us be part of the change. God bless you."
	The actor also won a Golden Globe earlier this year for his work on the hit Amazon show, hence his Emmy win did not come as a surprise.
	He defeated Anthony Anderson, ('Black-ish'), Louis CK ('Louie'), Don Cheadle ('House of Lies'), Will Forte ('Last Man on Earth'), Matt LeBlanc ('Episodes'), William H Macy ('Shameless') in the category.
	The 67th Primetime Emmy Awards took 

Jeffrey Tambor dedicates Emmy win to Transgenders

Comedienne Joan Rivers, Blues singer BB King and "Star Trek" veteran Leonard Nimoy were among the Hollywood stars, who received a touching tribute at the 67th annual Primetime Emmy Awards.
	A slideshow of names flickered across the screen as "What A Wonderful World" played in the background.
	The list was lengthy and included over 40 well-known names such as Anne Meara, Martin Milner, Donna Douglas and Frank Gifford, reported People magazine.
	The slideshow concluded on an emotional note with a clip Nimoy as Spock from "Star Trek" reciting the famous Vulcan salute: "Live long and prosper." He died of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) on February 27 earlier this year aged 83.
	King, who was in hospice care at his home, passed away in his sleep on May 14. The musician was 89.
	Rivers' tribute was particularly poignant: the legendary comedian died at 81 on Sept. 4, 2014, a week after she stopped breathing during a routine surgical procedure on her vocal chords - and just less .

2015 Emmys pay homage to Joan Rovers, BB King

Host Jon Stewart could not have asked for a better farewell as "The Daily Show" bagged three major trophies, including the outstanding variety talk series, at the 67th Primetime Emmy Awards.
	Stewart, 52, ended his impressive 16-year "The Daily Show" stint last month.
	Interestingly, Stewart was facing competition in the category from two other parting hosts-- David Letterman ('Late Show With David Letterman') and Stephen Colbert ('The Colbert Report').
	Also competing against late-night hotshots Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel and John Oliver, the former "Daily Show" host spoke to press after his big win, reported Variety.
	"I may just end up on a boat somewhere floating out to an island," Stewart joked about his future plans, now that his schedule is not filled with a nightly talk show. "I'm not even sure yet."
	"The Daily Show" also won awards for writing and directing. The head writer for the show spoke to press backstage about what to expect with new host Trevor Noah.
	"We're very ...

Jon Stewart gets sweet goodbye with Daily Show's wins at Emmys

Jon Hamm's troubled ad man Don Draper from "Mad Men" helped him win the outstanding actor in a drama series honour at the 2015 Emmy Awards, ending his eight years of quest for the coveted title.
	The 44-year-old actor, who was nominated for the eighth time consecutively for his performance on the show, had the winning moment with the concluding stretch of the period drama series that started in 2005, reported Entertainment Weekly.
	"There's been a mistake, clearly. It's impossible to be named with all of those extraordinary gentlemen. It's impossible to have done this show with this incredible cast, these incredible people, our incredible writers, our incredible crew. And it's incredible and impossible for me, personally, to be standing up here," Hamm said in his acceptance speech.
	He also took the big moment to thank his ex-girlfriend Jennifer Westfeldt, from whom he recently split after 18 years of being together.
	"To Bud and Susie and Mary Ann and Ted and Ernie and Carolyn and ...

Jon Hamm 'finally' wins best actor Emmy for 'Mad Men'

Viola Davis was declared the outstanding actress at the 2015 Emmy Awards for her performance in the drama "How To Get Away With Murder", marking the first time an African-American woman has won in this category.
	She won the trophy thanks to her role of the tough, damaged lawyer and law school professor Annalise Keating on the ABC show, reported Us magazine.
	The 50-year-old actress looked shocked and overwhelmed when her name was announced.
	Wearing a Carmen Marc Valvo gown, the two-time Oscar nominee took the opportunity to make a statement about racial inequality in Hollywood and to thank the people, who helped get her into a leading role.
	After reciting Harriet Tubman's (an African-American humanitarian) moving quote about trying to cross the line of the racial divide, Davis said, "The only thing that separates women of colour from anyone else is simply opportunity. You cannot win an Emmy for roles that are simply not there.
	"So here's to all the writers, the awesome people -- ..

African-American Viola Davis creates history at 2015 Emmys

Comedian Tracy Morgan, in his first appearance at a Hollywood event post near fatal car crash last year, made a surprise entry at the 2015 Emmy ceremony as its final presenter.
	The 46-year-old "30 Rock" star came onstage to hand out the outstanding drama award and was welcomed with a standing ovation, said The Hollywood Reporter.
	The disastrous highway accident in June 2014 left him severely injured and claimed the life of his friend, comedian James "Jimmy Mack" McNair.
	"I miss you guys so much. Last year, Jimmy Kimmel stood on this stage and said, 'We'll see you back here next year, Tracy Morgan.' Well, Jimmy, thanks to my amazing doctors and the support of my family and my beautiful new wife.
	"I'm here standing on my own two feet. God bless all you for your love, prayers and positive thoughts for the past 15 months. I'm honoured to be here at the Emmys." he addressed the audience.
	The "Saturday Night Live" face returned to his comedy roots and cracked a joke about waking up ...

Tracy Morgan makes surprise appearance at 2015 Emmys

Breaking its four-year-old jinx, fantasy epic "Game of Thrones" bagged the outstanding drama gong at the 2015 Emmy Awards, along with three other honours, tying with "Veep" whose trophies included the outstanding comedy series.
	"Game of Thrones", HBO's darling series, was a favourite this year as it bagged nods in all the 24 nominations.
	Since its first season in 2011, the globally popular series has been in the outstanding drama race at the Emmys but failed to taste success until this time.
	It defeated biggies like "Better Call Saul", "Downton Abbey", "Homeland", "House of Cards", "Mad Men" and "Orange is the New Black" to bag the coveted trophy.
	The other three major awards for the show came courtesy Peter Dinklage's performance as Tyrion Lannister, winning him best supporting actor in a drama series, creators David Benioff and DB Weiss's work earning them best writing and helmer David Nutter bagging the outstanding directing honour.
	Benioff and Weiss thanked the show's cast ...

'Game of Thrones', 'Veep' win big at 2015 Emmy Awards

Khloe Kardashian may have part ways from husband Lamar Odom, but the reality TV star still keeps a check if he is 'ok' or not.
	In a sneak peek from the season 11 of "Keeping Up With the Kardashians," the 31-year-old says she is still concerned about the NBA player, reported Entertainment Tonight.
	In the clip, Khloe is seen complaining about her broken mobile, as it has Lamar's phone number.
	"Why do you need Lamar's number?" Kim asks her.
	To which she responds, "So I can check on him. I haven't had my Blackberry all week since I've been here 'cause it's broken. And I wanted to make sure he's okay. Can't I do that?"
	She also defends her decision of being in touch with her ex husband.
	"Lamar and I loved each other deeply, and I don't believe in just acting like that relationship never existed. Things happened, but that doesn't just stop me from caring about him or loving him," she said.

Khloe Kardashian still keeps a check on ex husband Lamar Odom

Oscar-winning actor Robert De Niro enjoys hanging out with younger actors more than people of his own age.
	The 72-year-old "Goodfellas" star feels closer to younger people such as Bradley Cooper, reported Contactmusic.
	"I have young actor friends like Bradley Cooper. I feel closer to younger people than I do people my own age, except for some of my dear old friends," he said
	But, the only thing that make the veteran actor feel old is social media.

Robert De Niro feels closer to younger people

Nick Lachey is reportedly embarrassed by ex wife Jessica Simpson's odd behaviour at her recent Home Shopping Network appearance.
	The 41-year-old singer said he is happy about not being in relationship with her anymore, reported Hollywood Life.
	"He's embarrassed for her. Nick says Jessica will most likely deny any reports that she was intoxicated. He's just glad that he's not in that chaotic mess of a relationship anymore!" a source said.
	The incident was captured on camera when Jessica, 35, was explaining her newest fashion collection.
	The fashion designer looked unsteady and what she said sounded incoherent.

Nick Lachey 'embarrassed' about Jessica Simpson's behaviour?

Marvel's Winter Soldier actor Sebastian Stan has hit back at Zack Snyder's damning comments about "Ant-Man".
	"Batman vs Superman" filmmaker Snyder recently said Marvel's "Ant-Man" is just a "flavour of the week," but the studio now has Stan, 33, defending their ethics, reported Digital Spy.
	"I read some of those comments where he said something about Batman and Superman, I can't remember where I read that, somewhere... Something about, 'It's not going to be your flavour-of-the-week Ant-Man'.
	"I was like, 'Oh thanks, Zack. That's great. Way to do something original'. But I would say we're still making something very original in our own way," he said.
	The Romanian-American actor took a dig at 49-year-old "Man of Steel" helmer saying Marvel is not trying to copy Batman trilogy director Christopher Nolan.
	"I mean, the Russos are coming in and taking something people are used to and they're shaping it up and changing it in a very different way. They're not trying to mimic a better ...

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