"Star Trek" actor Zachary Quinto says he is full of gratitude as he celebrated four years of abstinence from alcohol and drugs.
The 42-year-old actor took to Instagram to share the news on Sunday.
"Four years sober sun-kissed selfie. Grateful for today!" Quinto captioned his picture.
The actor is best known for playing the role of Spock in the reboot "Star Trek" film (2009) and its sequels.
He was also nominated for a best supporting actor Emmy for his performance in "American Horror Story: Asylum" in 2013.

Zachary Quinto marks four years of sobriety

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Neve Campbell says she was initially reluctant do another Scream' movie without original helmer Wes Craven, but filmmaker duo Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillet's desire to honour the late director's vision has motivated her to support the upcoming reboot.
The 46-year-old Canadian actor, who played Sidney Prescott in last four installments of the slasher franchise, said she has seen the work of Ready or Not filmmakers and hopes they can create something great.
I'm not a hundred percent on it, but to be honest, the two directors have made some great work. I've watched their films, and they're really talented. They wrote a letter to me, expressing what great fans of Wes' work they are, and how honoured they are that they're getting the chance to make Scream 5' because the Scream' franchise is the reason that they're directors now. So, that was really sweet.
They really want to honour Wes' style of work and honour the movies. That was a lovely thing to hear. So, we'll see. Hopefully, 

Hopefully we can make something great: Neve Campbell on Scream' reboot

Sitcom series "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" will tackle the coronavirus pandemic in its new season, series creator and star Rob McElhenney has said.
The writer-actor said that the FX show, whose 14th season aired last year, will return with more episodes.
Asked what a quarantine-themed episode of "It's Always Sunny..." would look like, McElhenney told NME, "Well, we actually do have an episode called 'The Gang Gets Quarantined' (season nine, episode seven) where we quarantine ourselves in the bar. I think there's a big flu going around Philadelphia or something like that."
"When we come back, don't worry, we will address all this in the way only 'Sunny' can," he added.
McElhenney said he would love the show to go on "forever".
"If people keep watching it and we keep having fun, why would we ever stop? It's my dream job," he added.
"It's Always Sunny..." also stars Glenn Howerton, Kaitlin Olson, Charlie Day, and Danny DeVito.
The 15th season of the series is still in negotiations 

'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia' to address coronavirus in next season

Reality TV star Kim Kardashian and rapper Kanye West are celebrating six years of marriage.
The "Keeping Up With The Kardashian" star marked the occasion on social media on Sunday by sharing a few pictures with West.
"6 years down; forever to go. Until the end," she captioned the photographs.
Kardashian, 39, and West, 42, tied the knot in 2014 at Fort di Belvedere, a 16th century fortress in Florence, Italy.
The couple share four children, North, Saint, Chicago and Psalm.
Kardashian was previously married to NBA player Kris Humphries and music producer Damon Thomas.

Kim Kardashian celebrates anniversary with Kanye West: 'Forever to go'

"Logan" was Hugh Jackman's swansong as Wolverine and director James Mangold says killing off the adamantium-clawed mutant was a simple, logical decision.
It was announced in 2015 that the Hollywood star would play the fan favourite X-Men character for the final time in the 2017 sequel to "The Wolverine".
The director said both he and Jackman were on board right from the outset of the film's premise.
Mangold said the process was "a lot less of a committee than you'd think".
"It was really Hugh and I at first. It seemed logical, that if it were going to be his last film, that he's either going to ride off onto the horizon or die, that you need to have some kind of curtain on his story. That's a logical assumption, right?
"But the reason the choice was at our feet was because you needed the sense of closure. You needed some sense of an ending if you were going to end, if you were dealing with the legacy of Hugh's many performances and many films, and trying to set this part in some ...

Killing off Wolverine in 'Logan' was logical, says James Mangold

Actor Selma Blair is mourning the loss of her mother, judge Molly Cooke who passed away over the weekend at her home.
The "Lost in Space" star took to Instagram on Sunday to share the news.
"I worship you, Mom. Molly Cooke died yesterday. In her home. She was formidable, funny, quick, striking and generous. She often gave the shirt off her back, a trait I have adopted. Gifts of herself," Blair, 47, wrote.
The actor also shared a black-and-white throwback of her mother from her wedding day.
"My mother was a brilliant judge and one of the only women in her law school class. She was my first style icon, my muse, my prize. My whole life, I kept my eye on the prize. And it is a very queer feeling to soften my gaze," she said of Cooke, who was loved by friends and family alike.
"Because we want to say you were an original. A great. I love you mother. I hold you from here. Go with god. Oceans of love. Baby bear, the original saintly," Blair added.
The actor is the youngest of four daughters .

Selma Blair's mother Molly Cooke dies

The Venice Film Festival is on its course to hold the 2020 edition this September, the region's governor has confirmed.
Luca Zaia, governor of Veneto, said on Sunday that the festival, which was due to take place September 2-12, will be held as planned, reported Variety.
The official's confirmation comes days after the Venice Biennale, which oversees the world's longest-running film festival among a number of other arts events, moved its Biennale of Architecture to 2021, but maintained the film festival's dates.
Previously, the architecture and film festivals were meant to overlap.
Zaia said that the Biennale of Architecture was postponed due to complications in constructing the necessary pavilions.
The prestigious film showcase will proceed, although he warned that fewer films are likely to be featured this year.
The festival has not yet commented on plans for September.
Venice did the due diligence early May asking for concerns and suggestions regarding the upcoming movie gala.
The .

Venice Film Festival to go ahead with 2020 edition

Actor-comedian Vir Das has shared a video where a man, whom he identified as his neighbour, is seen threatening him and sneezing on him for reportedly not following social distancing amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The 40-year-old comic later rubbished the allegations of not abiding by the rules and regulations in a statement.
In a three minute-long video posted on Twitter on Sunday by Das, the man is seen charging at the comedian, asking him to wear a mask, step inside his house and even forcefully sneezing on him.
The man in the video also comes close to the actor to hit him, saying "Don't laugh I'll give you one blo**y slap" and that he wishes his dead parents would "haunt" Das.
Explaining his side, the actor said he was helping his friend, who lives three houses away from him, by providing him dinner during the lockdown when the incident happened.
He said the duo waited for the dinner to get cooked 15 feet away from each other, with Das being on his doorstep and his friend being ...

Vir Das sneezed on by neighbour for allegedly not following social distancing

For Marathi actor Jitendra Joshi, zombie horror Betaal was not only an opportunity to make a comeback to Netflix after Sacred Games, but also a chance to express gratitude towards superstar Shah Rukh Khan, who he says has been a huge inspiration throughout his career.
Betaal, which premiered on Netflix on Sunday, is produced by Shah Rukh's Red Chillies Entertainment.
Joshi said the 54-year-old Bollywood actor's journey from a nobody to one of the biggest stars of Hindi cinema has motivated him to work harder.
He has inspired me so much in my youth. I have lived and grown up with Shah Rukh Khan. Betaal' is my thank you note to Shah Rukh Khan. I will keep thanking him all my life for being an inspiration. I'm a Shah Rukh Khan fan, Joshi told PTI.
After playing the affable cop Katekar on Sacred Games season one, the 42-year-old actor features in a negative role in Betaal.
The show is written and directed by Patrick Graham, who previously helmed the horror series "Ghoul" for ...

Betaal' my thank you note to Shah Rukh Khan: Jitendra Joshi

Actor Abhishek Banerjee on Sunday announced that he is set to make his Bengali digital debut with the season two of the upcoming web series "Kaali".
The ZEE5 show features an ensemble cast, including Paoli Dam, Chandan Roy Sanyal, Vidya Malvade.
Banerjee took to Instagram and shared a still from the series and captioned it: "I am coming. My first Bengali show."
The actor was most recently seen in the Amazon Prime Video series "Paatal Lok", for which he is garnering immense acclaim as the dreaded hammer-wielding killer Hathoda Tyagi.
The ZEE5 original, available in Bengali and Hindi, will start streaming from May 29.

Abhishek Banerjee gears up for his Bengali digital debut

Hollywood star Nicole Kidman, who recently broke her ankle, has said that she is on the road to recovery.
The "Big Little Lies" actor took to Instagram on Saturday to thank her fans for their best wishes.
"Thank you for all the well wishes and love. I'm back on the right track... and almost back on the right foot," Kidman, 52, captioned the selfie with husband, singer-songwriter Keith Urban.
Last week, Urban, also 52, confirmed that his wife had broken her ankle amid lockdown after photographs of Kidman walking around in a cast at the musician's first drive-in concert surfaced on social media.
The couple has been quarantining in Nashville.

Thank you for well wishes and love: Nicole Kidman updates fans on injury

Iconic pop band ABBA will be releasing some new music later this year, says band member Bjorn Ulvaeus.
In 2018, the Swedish quartet, comprising Ulvaeus, Agnetha Faltskog, Benny Andersson, and Anni-Frid Lyngstad, announced that they will put out new material after 35 years.
They were hoping that new music would have emerged by Christmas 2018, but they have yet to materialise.
Asked when fans could expect some new music, Ulvaeus told CNBC, "I think sometime this year. Yes, I think so."
They won't reunite to perform together on stage, the singer-producer added.
His comments follow Andersson's who said in February that ABBA was hoping to release some new music in 2020.
A new song titled "I Still Have Faith In You" was due to premiere on the BBC in December 2018, to be followed up by another fresh track "Don't Shut Me Down", but neither was released.
It is unclear whether the new music Ulvaeus mentioned includes these songs.
The pop band, formed in Sweden in 1972, have sold over 400 ...

ABBA to release new music this year

Several personalities from cinema and sports, including Akshay Kumar, cricketer Virat Kohli, Turkish-German actor Meryem Uzerli, released a video thanking the frontline workers for risking their lives in service of people amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The minute-long video also features filmmaker Karan Johar, designer Manish Malhotra, music composers Vishal Dadlani and Shekhar Ravjiani, singer Hariharan, India football team captain Sunil Chhetri and former formula one world champion Damon Hill.
"As we stand together in this fight against coronavirus, I want to express my immense gratitude to all the health workers, doctors, nurses and essential workers. Today, as you fight to keep humanity alive, we cheer you on. Well done, amazing job. You guys are our real heroes," they said in the video.
Calling frontline workers the guiding light amid the crisis, the celebrities said the world will overcome the pandemic together.
"In these dark times and in this difficult journey, it is you all ..

Akshay, Karan, Virat unite for video tribute to frontline workers: You are real heroes

Actor Hilary Duff has shut down a disgusting conspiracy theory trending on Twitter that claimed she was involved in child trafficking.
On Saturday, Duff started trending on the microblogging site when a number of users made accusations of child trafficking against her, based on an Instagram story she posted containing photographs of her eight-year-old son Luca Cruz Comrie, whom she shares with ex husband Mike Comrie.
Duff responded to the claims stating that the accusations were not only untrue, but also disgusting.
"Everyone bored af right now I know..but this is actually disgusting," she wrote. "Whoever dreamed this one up and put this garbage into the universe should take a break from their damn phone. Maybe get a hobby, she posted on Twitter.
The Lizzie Maguire star also has daughter Banks Violet Bair, born in 2018, with husband Matthew Koma.

Hilary Duff hits out at disgusting' child trafficking Twitter conspiracy

Actor Eva Green says she can't visualise herself embracing motherhood any time soon as she believes it would be "difficult" for her to bear the scrutiny.
However, the "Penny Dreadful" star said one can't predict the future.
"I don't know. For now, no. What will be, will be. It's difficult - it's the judgement of other people, really," Green told Town & Country magazine.
The French actor, who will next be seen as an astronaut-in-training in "Proxima", said she developed a close bond with child actor Zelie Boulant-Lemesle, who plays her eight-year-old daughter in the film.
"There was something raw about her, very shy, very internal, and we really connected on that level. I'm always attracted to people who are not completely outgoing," Green, 39, said.
Directed by Alice Winocour, the French drama also stars Lars Eidinger, Matt Dillon and Sandra Huller.

Eva Green doesn't want children because she fears being 'judged'

Director Rahul Dholakia believes once the lockdown is lifted, filmmakers and producers will have to re-evaluate the way film sets function and focus on sanitisation as well as safety of the people involved in the movie making process.
Like every other avenue, the coronavirus pandemic has brought the global film industry to a grinding halt, with all the movie, theatre and TV productions being shutdown to contain the spread of COVID-19.
In India, the members of the film fraternity had cancelled most of the shoots even before the nationwide lockdown was announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on March 24.
Dholakia believes it would be a necessity to sanitise the complete set every day and the procedure could spike the budget of a film by 30 to 40 per cent.
"Filmmaking will be different. It will be expensive because of the rules and guidelines. Every day will start and end with sanitising and checking the temperature of everyone present on the sets.
"Sanitising not just people but even .

Filmmaking will be different and expensive post lockdown: Rahul Dholakia

For someone who practically lived on a film set, veteran actor Jeetendra says his decision to give up movies was followed by a bit of loneliness, where he took time to adjust to his off-screen life.
Jeetendra had a smashing career of nearly four decades starting in the 1960s with hits like "Geet Gaya Patharon Ne", "Gunahon Ka Devta", "Farz", "Humjoli" to "Caravan", "Dharam Veer", "Parichay", "Nagin", among others in the 1970s.
While he continued to be in top form till the '80s with credits like "Himmatwala", "Tohfa" and "Mawaali", the work eventually slowed down and ultimately came to a halt by mid-90s.
With that the fun of being on a set, brimming with the energy of the cast and crew, was also somewhere lost.
"When an actor goes to a studio, his only entertainment is people around him. He makes friends with the technicians, co-artistes, makeup men, there are so many people to talk to. But when I stopped doing films, I felt a little lonely. I didn't know what to do.
"I've done small ..

Felt lonely when I stopped doing films: Jeetendra

"Mission: Impossible" star Simon Pegg says his character, Benji, has "evolved" with every film in the spy-action franchise, something he believes will follow in the upcoming seventh film.
The British actor has featured in the "MI" films alongside series lead Tom Cruise since the first film in 1996.
"(Benji) has evolved from being a lab technician  who reluctantly gets involved in the action  to being a fresh-faced field agent who thinks, 'Oh, this is great and fun, and I'm gonna wear a mask,' to actually experiencing what it's really about, which is not so pleasant," Pegg told The Hollywood Reporter.
The actor said he is looking forward to playing the role again "having been through what he went through on 'Fallout', which was unpleasant".
"I can see him not being quite as thrilled with the job," he added.
Cruise is reprising his role of Impossible Mission Forces (IMF) agent Ethan Hunt in the two back-to-back "MI" films, being helmed by director Christopher McQuarrie.
Pegg, 50, said ..

Simon Pegg on how his role will change in future 'Mission: Impossible' films

Actor Amanda Bynes says her life is back on track and she is doing fine following her mental health treatment.
In an Instagram post on Saturday, the 34-year-old actor said that she spent the last two months in treatment, where she learned to deal with her social anxiety.
''Update: Getting my Bachelor's degree from FIDM ... Taking online classes, trying to get a 4.0 GPA Looking forward to starting my online store in the future #goals
''Spent the last two months in treatment. Worked on coping skills to help with my social anxiety that caused me to drop out of school months ago. Back on track and doing well! I'm now living in transitional living and doing therapy during the week," Bynes wrote alongside a latest photograph of herself.
About her relationship status, the actor said she was still engaged to Paul Michael.
Still engaged to the love of my life Paul Hope you're all staying safe.
Bynes first announced her engagement to Paul, whom she met at her former sober living home in late ...

Amanda Bynes says she is back on track and doing well'

Hollywood star Reese Witherspoon says she is in the best phase of her life, both personally and professionally.
The 44-year-old actor said she has let go of the fears and insecurities that dominated her in the initial years of her career and is much more content now.
''I'm having the time of my life. I feel much more centred now, compared to when I was younger. I used to be worried all the time and so concerned with, 'Am I a good actor? Do people take me seriously? Am I funny? Am I not funny?' Now, I'm just calm, Witherspoon said in an interview with HELLO! magazine.
The actor said through her production banner, Hello Sunshine, her aim is to provide female actors with interesting opportunities.
''I sleep when I sleep. It's just a great time. My dad always used to say, 'You gotta make hay while the sun shines.' I'm just trying hard to bring great parts for women to the screen.''
Witherspoon said she started her own production company because she was frustrated by the for lack of ...

I feel much more centred now: Reese Witherspoon

Japanese professional wrestler Hana Kimura, who starred in the latest season of Netflix reality series "Terrace House", has died at the age of 22.
Stardom Wrestling, a promoter of women's wrestling in Japan, confirmed that the wrestler died on Saturday, reported Deadline.
"Please be respectful and allow some time for things to process, and keep your thoughts and prayers with her family and friends," Stardom said in a tweet.
No cause of death was given.
The last post on Kimura's Instagram account depicted her and a cat, with the caption "goodbye".
She also tweeted an alarming message earlier on Friday.
"I don't want to be a human anymore. It was a life I wanted to be loved. Thank you everyone, I love you. Bye."
Recently, she had been subject to online bullying following an episode of "Terrace House" in which she fought with a fellow cast member over her wrestling uniform.
In mid-April, Netflix suspended the production of the Japanese reality series "Terrace House" in the wake of the ...

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