'The Addams Family' star Lisa Loring has filed for divorce from her fourth husband.
	The 56-year-old actress, who played the original Wednesday Addams in the kooky 1960s TV show, separated from her partner, Graham Ritch, in 2008 and they are now moving forward with plans to make the split official, reported TMZ online.
	Divorce papers have been filed at a court in Los Angeles, citing irreconcilable differences, while Loring also asks for her estranged husband not to be granted spousal support.
	The couple wed in 2003. Loring had been married three times previously.

Lisa Loring to divorce

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Singer Rita Ora is reportedly being consoled by Justin Bieber's pop star friend Khalil Amir Sharieff post her split from superstar DJ Calvin Harris.
	The 'How We Do(Party)' singer and her ex-boyfriend, Harris, broke-up after a year-long relationship and confirmed the split on twitter last week.
	Ora has been enjoying the company of Sharieff, who was arrested with Bieber for drag racing earlier this year, reported Contactmusic.
	"Rita was a little mortified that Calvin tweeted about the split but she is just getting on with things. She has been with Khalil but who knows how long it will last?" a source said.
	Harris, tweeted that the couple had separated their ways "some time ago" but wished her "all the best" in the future.
	There was also a rumour that 20-year-old Bieber was the reason behind the split.

Rita Ora enjoys company of Justin Bieber's friend

R&B star Rihanna has shared her joy at becoming an aunt by publishing a series of candid snaps showing her cradling her newborn niece.
	The 26-year-old 'Umbrella' hitmaker published a photograph on Twitter showing herself holding the little girl in what appears to be a hospital unit, adding in a caption, "My everything", reported Hollywood Life.
	She added a succession of shots which showed her lying on a bed, holding the baby to her chest, adding, "My auntie rules (sic)... I can't get enough, I'm so in love."
	No more details about the baby's parentage were available. Rihanna has two brothers as well as two half-sisters and a half-brother.

Rihanna thrilled to become a new aunt

Newly married reality TV star Kim Kardashian has posted a heartfelt birthday message to her new husband Kanye West, who turned 37 recently.
	The "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" star took to Instagram on June 8 to share the message, reported Ace Showbiz.
	Uploading a photo of them kissing, the mother of one wrote, "Happy Birthday to my husband and best friend in the entire world! You have changed my life in more ways than you know! The way you look at life inspires me! I love you so much!"
	The 33-year-old reality star also shared a glimpse at the birthday celebration, uploading a photo of West's birthday cake.
	To celebrate her husband's birthday, Kardashian prepared six cakes which spell Yeezus, the rapper's latest album which came out in 2013.
	Kardashian was not the only family members who wished West a happy birthday on social media. Her mother Kris Jenner also took to Instagram to share a photo of her with her "new son".
	She wrote, "Happy Birthday to my new son #KanyeWest! ...

Kardashian posts birthday messages on Instagram for Kanye

Veteran actor Jon Voight loved seeing his granddaughter Vivienne Jolie-Pitt act alongside her mother, his daughter Angelina Jolie, in 'Maleficent'.
	The 75-year-old star was thrilled to see five-year-old Vivienne appear alongside his daughter, who made her own acting debut alongside her father in 1982's 'Lookin' to Get Out' when she was four years old, reported Us magazine.
	"Vivienne was magnificent. She's wonderful. It was a very lovely moment to see Angie with her on screen, and they were terrific together. It was just great. It's the most wonderful thing when you see your little granddaughter, just like when I saw Angie on the screen, you know," Voight said.
	However, he insists it is impossible to compare Vivienne and Angelina's movie debuts.
	"You can't compare them because each one is themselves. But it was really a knockout to see her. I'm telling you. It was great," he added.
	Angelina also raises sons Maddox, 12, Pax, 10, and Vivienne's twin Knox, as well as daughters ...

Jon Voight praises granddaughter

British comedian and actor Rik Mayall, who found fame in the cult TV series "The Young Ones", died today aged 56, his management company said.
	The star, whose portrayal of the puerile anarchist Rick in BBC's "The Young Ones" endeared him to a generation of viewers in the 1980s, became one of Britain's best-known comic actors.
	He also appeared in "Blackadder" alongside Rowan Atkinson, as a cynical Conservative politician in "The New Statesman" and was reunited with his "Young Ones" co-star Ade Edmondson in "Bottom".
	Police said officers were called to a house in the upmarket southwest London district of Barnes and "a man, aged in his 50s" was pronounced dead at the scene. The death is not believed to be suspicious, the spokesman added.
	In 1998, Mayall survived a potentially fatal accident on a quad bike, but he had been working until recently.
	Speaking about the accident last year, Mayall said he had been kept alive on a life-support machine for five days and doctors were ...

British comic actor Rik Mayall dead at 56

Actress Priyanka Chopra today said that a huge disparity exists in remuneration accorded to male and female actors in Bollywood, which she feels can be reduced only if women-centric films fares well at the Box Office.
	"The male actors do get paid a lot more. There is a tremendous disparity in remuneration between male and female actors. The remuneration difference is insane as the disparity is big. I feel we have strong female performers, and the day female-oriented films do well at the box office it will lead to it (change in remuneration of female actors).
	"I think we will be able to command a remuneration that we deserve... It will be a slow and steady thing but it will happen," Priyanka said here.
	Priyanka, however, expressed her happiness at the way actresses are being portrayed in films.
	"There is a huge change from the way female films are being made a decade back. Female-oriented films like 'The Dirty Picture', 'Kahaani' are doing well...There is an audience for (such ...

Huge disparity in salaries of male and female actors: Priyanka

Even Psy is over "Gangnam Style". The ubiquitous 2012 hit is one Psy knows he probably will never top, and that makes creating new music quite a challenge.
	"People always comparing my new thing with 'Gangnam Style,' which is unbeatable," Psy said in a recent interview at YouTube Space LA. "That means I have a severe, heavy pressure on my shoulder. ... In that way I don't like the song."
	The bizarre, colourful video featuring the now-iconic horse gallop dance recently surpassed 2 billion, a record for YouTube.
	The South Korean pop star also holds the record for most views in a day with 38 million for his "Gangnam Style" follow up "Gentleman."
	The 36-year-old, who was widely famous in Korea before "Gangnam," remains humble about his relatively new international fame.
	He admitted he is just as thrilled and surprised as his fans when he's recognised on the street.
	"If I'm walking out and no one's recognised me and no one is asking me about autograph or photograph that's a tragedy," .

Psy goes for 'Gangnam' departure with new single

Despite full occupancies in single screens in evening and last two weekend shows Ramdhanu, the newest Bengali flick on the school admission fallacies under the garb of western education,  will not be turned into a sequel.
	Director Shiboprosad Mukhopadhyay  currently experimenting with the new genre of Bengali films dwelling on social issues which intrigue the middle class urban populace, said, "As there is no plan to make Ichhe Two, a sequel of our first film about the rat race in life, we are not thinking on the lines of extending the journey of Ramdhanu."
	"Every film runs on its own steam. And overwhelmed with the response and adulation of the audience, who include parents having confessed the interviewed couple in the film can be their 'Selfie' in the other sense," Shiboprosad, who credited colleague-team member Nandita Ray as having executed the script from behind the camera, said.
	Shiboprosad, a gifted actor, turned up in a pivotal character of the film - a modest medicine ...

'I don't believe in sequels'

Largely missing from the screen
for past couple of years, actor-fashion designer-tv presenter Mandira Bedi says she doesnot find the offers exciting any more.
	"People really don't know where to slot me,  I can't be someone's bhabi or sister,"  Mandira told PTI here about the roles she mostly gets these days.
	Mandira, who had recently showcased her designer robes in Lakme Fashion Week, was in the city to launch her exclusive 'Label Mandira Bedi' line of sarees.
	"With my baby coming to our life I stopped having 'me time'. There is 'other's time' and 'lean time' but no 'me time'," Mandira said on the sidelines of the launch of the first lifestyle-based-concept store Avoire in Kolkata where thye sarees will be avialble.
	"If at all I squeeze me-time I will drive my husband crazy by calling him repeatedly. I will ask him to rush home to be with us - me and our baby," Mandira, who had married industrialist Raj Kaushal, said in a lighter vein.
	"As I enjoy the most blissful state of life, 

'I enjoy motherhood'

Bollywood actor John Abraham today said that mindset of men towards women in the society needs to change to create a safe environment for them.
	The 41-year-old 'Madras Cafe' star, who was in the capital to meet the acid attack survivors, said parents play a major role to bring the change.
	"It's very important to respect a woman but we males tend to forget that. So, it is very important that parents should teach their sons to be courteous towards them. The way a father treats his wife, his son also follows the same. The education starts from home and they play an important role," John told reporters here.
	The actor said that laws should also be strict against the attackers and political leaders should be careful when they say something on women safety.
	"Laws should be strict and politicians should be careful with their words. They (politicians) are public figures and their statement makes a huge difference," said John, who is lending his support to Fever 104 FM initiative for acid .

John Abraham bats for women's safety

Noted playback singer Lata Mangeshkar has come out in support of residents of the Campa Cola housing society whose illegally constructed flats are set to be razed, terming the move as "unjust".
	"I want to say only one thing to the Maharashtra government with regards the Campa Cola compound. If the homes of these residents are razed, thousands of people will be rendered homeless, that includes children and senior citizens," the Bharat Ratna awardee tweeted.
	Mangeshkar said that the residents should not be penalised for the wrong committed by the builders.
	"Already 3 people have lost their lives due to a shock of their homes being razed. Why should the residents be made to pay for the mistakes committed by the builders? This is an injustice to them," the 84-year-old singer added.
	The residents of the Campa Cola building face the threat of losing their homes after living there for years with the Supreme Court on Tuesday rejecting their plea seeking a stay on the demolition of their ..

Lata Mangeshkar pleads in support of Campa Cola residents

Lata Mangeshkar has appealed the Maharashtra government not to punish the Campa Cola residents, who are facing eviction after the Supreme Court dismissed their plea against an earlier order asking them to vacate their premises.
	The melody queen, 84, today tweeted, "I just want to say one thing to Maharashtra government about Campa Cola case. Many people, including children and elderly people, will become homeless if the houses are razed. Three people have died because of the stress. It is injustice that the residents are facing trouble because of mistakes made by builders," Mangeshkar said in a tweet today.
	Seven high-rise buildings of Campa Cola Housing Society in South Munbai were constructed between 1981 and 1989. The builders had permission for only six floors.
	However, one of the compound buildings, 'Midtown', has 20 floors and another building, 'Orchid', has got 17 floors.
	As many as 102 illegal flats in the seven buildings will be razed. The deadline to vacate the flats was 

Lata Mangeshkar tweets support for Campa Cola residents

Imran Khan and his wife Avantika Malik became the parents to a baby girl today morning, sources close to the actor said.
	Imran's wife Avantika gave birth to a baby girl this morning at a suburban hospital here.
	The actor had married Avantika in 2011.
	In December 2013, it was announced that the couple were expecting their first child.
	Reportedly, Imran has been on his toes fulfilling his duties. Imran had taken break for sometime and he will resume work in a month or two.

Imran-Avantika blessed with a baby girl

Tragic teen romance 'The Fault In Our Stars' won the weekend box office battle by beating Tom Cruise starrer action drama 'Edge of Tomorrow' to the third place with an USD 48 million haul.
	The film, starring Shailene Woodley and Ansel Elgort as two cancer patients who fall in love, is the low-budget adaptation of John Green's bestseller of the same name, reported the Wrap.
	The Fox film got a boost from many of novel's women fans who made a whopping 82 per cent of the audience, making it a surprise summer hit.
	Last week's No 1, Angelina Jolie-starrer 'Maleficent', another movie that got a boost by a largely female audience, was pushed to the second spot with USD 33.8 million, toppling Cruise's sci-fi saga, which came third with USD 29.1 million over its first three days.
	'Fault' was made on a budget of USD 12 million 'Edge of Tomorrow' cost nearly 180 million to Warner Bros and Village Roadshow.

'Fault In Our Stars' tops weekend box office with USD 48m

'Mission Impossible' star Tom Cruise has revealed he once told actress Emily Blunt not to be a quitter during filming for 'Edge Of Tomorrow' after she cried trying on her heavy suit.
	The 51-year-old actor wanted to make Blunt feel better, reported Contactmusic.
	"I made sure I was there the first day when she tried it on and was doing her stunts. She cried," he said.
	Cruise ended up making Blunt laugh with his comment.
	"I was standing there, all the stunt guys left, I'm friends with her husband John, and I looked at her and was like, 'What do you say at that moment?'
	"I thought, I just have to try and make her laugh, I was very serious and said, 'Don't be such a wuss', she looked at me for a second and then burst out laughing.

Tom Cruise told Emily Blunt not be a quitter

Rocker Paul Weller has revealed he wants to write his autobiography with a sci-fi theme.
	The 56-year-old 'Wake Up the Nation' singer wants the autobiography to be set in space, reported Contactmusic.
	"Yeah. But with a science-fiction theme to it. Set in space or something," Weller said, when asked if he wants to write his autobiography.

Paul Weller wants to write sci-fi autobiography

It is considered the most famous gangster movie but director Francis Ford Coppola has revealed that he was initially reluctant to adapt Mario Puzo's 'Godfather'.
	Coppola shared some interesting anecdotes about his career as a writer-director-producer during the Producers Guild's Produced By Conference in Burbank.
	The director's many initial films failed to do well at the box office and Coppola said having mixed reaction "is a terrible thing", said the Hollywood Reporter.
	The director then described how he finally came onboard to direct and produce 'Godfather', his most famous film till date.
	"I didn't want to make The Godfather. I needed the money. It was a job," Coppola said, adding he adapted the book to the screen "slavishly".
	The director also shared how Marlon Brando once left him in the lurch, prompting him to rewrite an entire scene in 'The Godfather: Part II'.
	Coppola had set up a scene to be shot on a Monday for the film which involved a reunion of Corleone family ...

Coppola did not want to direct 'Godfather'

Actor Bryan Cranston won his first Tony Award for his debut Broadway role in Robert Schenkkan's 'All The Way'.
	The 58-year-old multiple Emmy award winner, best known for playing chemistry teacher-turned-drug lord Walter White in 'Breaking Bad', scored his first ever theatre prize as 'All The Way' was also crowned best play, reported USA Today.
	He beat the likes of Chris O'Dowd in 'Of Mice and Men' to the title.
	Audra McDonald made history by winning her sixth Tony for her performance as Billie Holiday in 'Lady Day at Emerson's Bar & Grill', becoming the only woman to win a Tony in all four acting categories.
	Another highlight from the ceremony was Neil Patrick Harris - who scooped the best actor in a musical gong - performing a song from 'Hedwig and the Angry Inch', dressed in a miniskirt and blonde wig.
	He got into character by giving an audience member a lap dance and even confiscated Samuel L Jackson's glasses and licked them. 'Hedwig and the Angry Inch' was named best ...

Bryan Cranston wins first Tony Award

Chiwetel Ejiofer, the Oscar-nominated star of '12 Years A Slave', is all set to play a convicted British drug trafficker in a movie.
	The film is an adaptation of 2003 book 'Marching Powder: A True Story of Friendship, Cocaine, and South America's Strangest Jail' by Australian journalist Rusty Young and Thomas McFadden about McFadden's life in the San Pedro Prison in La Paz, Bolivia, reported Variety.
	Ejiofor will be seen next in John Hillcoat's thriller 'Triple Nine'.

'12 Years' star Chiwetel Ejiofor to play drug trafficker

Hollywood star Angelina Jolie wants to put acting on the back seat and concentrate more on direction and screenplay.
	The 39-year-old 'Maleficent' actress, who is also the Special Envoy of UN High Commissioner for Refugees in 2012, said she wants to focus on her work with the United Nations, reported Daily Express.
	"I'm going to take more of a back seat. I've had a wonderful career and I'm very happy that I've had all those opportunities to tell great stories and to work for as long as I have. But I'd like to do more writing and directing," she said.

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