Actor Jon Hamm says he is having a hard time to understand the hype which pop stars like Miley Cyrus, Katy Perry and others have got around them.
	The 42-year-old actor was the subject of a backlash last year when he questioned the popularity of reality TV star Kim Kardashian, reported Contactmusic.
	"I'm getting older, I'm slowly morphing into that guy who stands on his lawn and shakes his fist and shouts, 'Get off my lawn!'," Hamm said.
	"All I can is that I don't get Miley Cyrus, I don't get Katy Perry, I don't get One Direction ... I don't get why that's a thing," he added.

I do not get Miley Cyrus, Katy Perry: Jon Hamm

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Rapper Eminem says he began to consume heavy amount of alcohol in the early days of his career as a means to deal with the fear of performing on stage.
	The 41-year-old singer, who rose to popularity with the release of his 1999 album The Slim Shady LP, had severe drug issues in the past.
	"Early in my career when things started happening so fast, I think it was more liquor than anything. I was using it was a crutch more for anxiety to go onstage," Eminem told Rolling Stone magazine.
	"I'm not saying I wouldn't have become an addict if I never got famous. It was more about 'I need this onstage - I can't handle this many people looking at me'," he added.
	The singer, who took help for overcoming his addiction is happy to have finally conquered his problem.
	"I'm as happy as I can be, I guess. Hip-hop saved my life, man. It's the only thing I've ever been even decent at. I don't know how to do anything else," he said.

I used alcohol as a crutch to deal with stage anxiety: Eminem

Estranged couple Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart have reportedly rekindled their romance and the actress apparently is keen on going public with it.
	Stewart, 23, and Pattinson, 27, who parted ways earlier this year, have reportedly been meeting secretly since sometime, reported Hollywood Life.
	"Kristen doesn't want to keep her relationship with Rob a secret anymore. She doesn't want to have to sneak around whenever she sees Rob - it makes her feel like she's doing something wrong and she's not," a source said.
	"Kristen wants to go public with her relationship with Rob. She wants to go to concerts and other places with him, like they used to. Rob is being a lot more cautious and isn't ready to have everyone know his business when it comes to who he's dating," the source added.
	The actor and Stewart had found love while filming the 'Twilight' series but suffered a setback when Stewart's affair with her 'Snow White and the Huntsman' director Rupert Sanders became public.
	The ...

Stewart, Pattinson have their rekindled romance?

'Harry Potter' star Daniel Radcliffe says he avoids being in the limelight by not signing on the social networking sites.
	The 24-year-old actor said showing up less on the social events helps one to spark less interest in the fans and the media, reported E!Online.
	"If you don't, for instance, go to premieres that aren't for a film you're in, or don't just turn up at other events and stuff like that, then that's going to help to not fuel the interest," Radcliffe said.
	"Also, I don't have Twitter and I don't have Facebook and I think that makes things a lot easier. Because if you go on Twitter and tell everybody what you're doing moment to moment and then claim you want a private life, then no one is going to take that request seriously," he added.

Daniel Radcliffe avoids social networking sites for privacy

Pop sensation Justin Bieber, who has collected many detractors with his headline making antics, says he is not affected by criticism as he is happy with the man he becoming.
	"I know who I am and what I'm doing in my life and what I've accomplished and continue to accomplish as a performer, as a writer, as an artist, as a person, as a human being. I'm happy with the man I'm becoming," Bieber told the Hollywood Reporter.
	The 19-year-old singer has been on a rampage in recent time be it his fight with his neighbours, sneaking out of a Brazilian brothel, illegally making a graffiti on a wall, spitting on fans from a hotel balcony, desecrating a photo of Bill Clinton or disrespecting the Argentinian flag during one of his tours.
	Bieber's antics have raised many concerns in Hollywood community with Oprah Winfrey, Adam Levine, Mark Wahlberg, Rita Wilson, Eminem and Drake cautioning the singer to tread carefully.
	Bieber, however, has found a true mentor in Hollywood star Will Smith, who ..

I am happy with the man I am becoming: Justin Bieber

A minor fire broke out in Bollywood star Shahrukh Khan's beach-facing bungalow 'Mannat' located in suburban Bandra West tonight, after a short circuit, fire officials said.
	The short circuit, which occurred in a bathroom's exhaust fan, set off the bungalow's fire alarm, the officials said.
	The blaze was quickly brought under control after alert security guards called up the fire brigade, which rushed two fire engines to the spot.

Minor fire breaks out in Shahrukh Khan's residence

Actor-Comedian Stephen Fry is returning as the host of British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) awards next year for the ninth time.
	The 56-year-old comedian, who would be fronting the UK's biggest prestigious film awards show is thrilled for with the honour, reported Deadline.
	Fry said he was "really thrilled and honoured to have been asked to host the EE British Academy Film Awards again."
	"Despite the nerves and terror that something might go wrong and that I'll make a fool of myself, it's an annual event I really look forward to," he added.
	Fry considers films as an important essence of the human's identity.
	"Film is one of the arts that most spreads the essence of our identity around the world, and our admiration and appreciation of global filmmaking ensures that the EE British Academy Film Awards sit comfortably on the world stage of film awards events honouring the best of the best," he said.

Stephen Fry to host BAFTA Awards Film Awards for 9th year

Ali Fazal says it would be fun yet challenging to romance Vidya Balan on screen.
     Ali is known for '3 Idiots' and the recent 'Fukrey'. Now he has been signed up opposite Vidya for 'Bobby Jasoos', produced by Dia Mirza and Sahil Sanghvi.
     "I am playing the lead with Vidya. We will have a 'hatke' love story. We are doing workshop together... She is fantastic actor. I am not scared to romance her, it will be fun and challenge. Hope we will have a great chemistry. I am looking forward to it," Ali told PTI.
     "The script is beautiful, pairing up Vidya and Dia producing the film were the reasons for me to do it," he said.
     Vidya plays a detective in the film, who, while working on a case, falls in love with a young guy, played by Ali.

It will be challenge and fun to romance Vidya: Ali Fazal

TV actor Kushal Tandon, who was dismissed from the 'Bigg Boss' house for getting violent with co-contestant Andy, is making a return tonight.
	When the 28-year-old got eliminated from the show on October 29, his good friend and housemate Gauhar Khan, also left the house with him.
	However she returned the next day.
	The makers decided to give the actor another chance after he seemed apologetic for his behaviour.
	After his elimination, Kushal was adamant that he did not do anything wrong and took up the fight with Andy because he disrespected women.
	'Bigg Boss' airs everyday on Colors and is hosted by superstar Salman Khan.

Kushal Tandon returns to 'Bigg Boss' house tonight

Carnatic singer Bombay Jayashri says she was disheartened when British soul singer Adele beat her and took home the Oscar for Best Original song at this year's Academy award.
	The singer was nominated for her 'Pi's Lullaby' from director Ang Lee's acclaimed film 'Life of Pi' at the 85th Academy awards. Adele won the award for the title track of the last James Bond film 'Skyfall'.
	However, Jayashri said the feeling of loss was only momentary and she enjoyed the glitzy ceremony to the core.
	"Well I did feel bad. For three or four seconds I was like 'Oh she took it away from me'. But then I recovered soon. I felt highly honoured that I was nominated alongside such great people... I was carrying India with me that day. I can't thank Ang (Lee) enough for giving me such a great opportunity," the singer said.
	The 'Zara Zara' hitmaker has sung in over 65 films in different languages in her 20-year-long career.
	Jayashri said the Oscar ceremony sent her back to her younger days as she felt .

Felt bad when Adele won the Oscar: Bombay Jayashri

Pop star Lady Gaga, who has been dating her actor boyfriend Taylor Kinney for just over a year, says she has finally found her love.
	The 27-year-old singer said it was not easy for her to find romance, reported Daily mirror.
	"It has been hard for me to find love, but I have found love. And I'm able to find love now because, you know, when you meet someone who is not intimidated by the amazing people that are around you and the love that you receive," Gaga said.
	"Men weren't always happy for me. It was very challenging for them to watch a woman be this successful," she added.
	The 'Poker face' hitmaker also said she was grateful to be with Kinney.
	"To be fair, he has stuck it out with me for a very long time through drug habits and all those sorts of things. So he's a really lovely amazing person," she said.
	"And he also doesn't care about me being famous. I'm not famous to him, I'm his baby," she added.

I have found love: Lady Gaga

Actress Sana Saeed has done her first item number for Akshay Kumar's home production 'Fugly'.
	Sana is best remembered as the cute bubbly Anjali, daughter of Shah Rukh Khan in 1998 blockbuster 'Kuch Kuch Hota Hai'. She then featured as a glamorous diva in Karan Johar's 'Student Of The Year'.
	While studying in college, Sana also did TV shows like 'Babul Ka Aangann Chootey Na' and 'Lo Ho Gayi Pooja Iss Ghar Ki'. She was last seen in dance reality show 'Jhalak Dikhla Jaa'.
	Now she will be seen in an item song in Akshay's social thriller 'Fugly', which be helmed by Kabir Sadanand and will also feature Olympic bronze-medalist Vijender Singh.
	"I have done a peppy, fun song for 'Fugly'. It is Honey Singh's song. I am the only one in the song and I have already shot for it... Had great time doing it," Sana told PTI.
	Jayesh Pradhan has choreographed the number.
	"We have shot for an item song with Sana in Delhi. There is a party thrown for MLA where Sana is seen dancing in a desi avatar. ..

Sana Saeed does an item song for Akshay Kumar's film

Hollywood beauty Sharon Stone made the most of her short trip to India by squeezing four cities during her five day stay in the country.
	The 55-year-old 'Basic Instinct' star arrived in Mumbai to host the inaugural gala of amfAR as its global fundraising chair where she raised money for AIDS awareness with fellow celebrities Abhishek Bachchan-Aishwarya Rai, Hillary Swank and singer Kesha.
	She visited Rajasthan and Varanasi before making a quick dash to the Capital to catch an early morning flight back home.

Sharon Stone visits Rajasthan, Varanasi

Paramount Pictures, who owns the rights to "It's a Wonderful Life", has threatened to take legal action against a group of producers who are working on a follow-up to the 1946 holiday classic.
	It was announced earlier this week that Star Partners and Hummingbird Productions are collaborating on a sequel to Frank Capra's iconic 1946 movie "It's a Wonderful Life", which starred Jimmy Stewart and Donna Reed.
	But now the Hollywood Reporter says that Paramount, which still has the rights to the film, would "take all appropriate steps" to protect them.
	"No project relating to 'It's A Wonderful Life' can proceed without a license from Paramount," a studio spokesperson tells The Hollywood Reporter. "To date, these individuals have not obtained any of the necessary rights, and we would take all appropriate steps to protect those rights."
	The producers had lined up Karolyn Grimes, who played George Bailey's daughter Zuzu in the original film, to reprise her role. It would center on Bailey's 

'It's a Wonderful Life' sequel: Paramount to take legal action

Academy award winning Hollywood star Susan Sarandon feels it is far more difficult to win an Oscar these days because the procedure is as elaborate as running for President.
	Sarandon, 67, was nominated four times for the Academy awards before finally bagging the honour in 1995 for 'Dead Man Walking'.
	The actress said winning the trophy now has more to do about who is backing you rather than actual talent.
	"Getting an Academy award is great. You kind of join an elite club. But at the same time there are so many actors in the film business. Now you need to have someone like Harvey Weinstein behind you to get an Academy award or even a nomination.
	"People are on the road doing all kinds of different events, visiting different places. It is like running for President. They spend so much time and money. So there are so many great performances that don't have a shot at all," said Sarandon on the sidelines of IFFI.
	The actress-turned-activist also expressed her delight over meeting ...

Winning Oscar like running for President now: Susan Sarandon

Yesteryear Bollywood star Manoj Kumar, who was felicitated today at the ongoing International Film Festival Of India (IFFI) here, said he wanted to attend the event despite doctors asking him to have bed rest.
	 The 76-year-old 'Roti, Kapda aur Makan' star said he is suffering from slipped disc and was advised rest for a fortnight.
	"I am suffering from slipped disc and doctors had asked me to take complete rest for two weeks. But I feel pain and relief are part of one's life and one should always be ready for both," Manoj said.
	The veteran actor-director was honoured today for his contribution to the Indian cinema by Union Information and Broadcasting minister Manish Tewari, director Subhash Ghai, actor Manoj Bajpayee and Prem Chopra at the inauguration of Indian Panorama section of the 44th edition of the festival.
	"My heartiest thanks to Tewari sahab for giving me this recognition. I feel whenever there is any international film festival happening anywhere, that place becomes a ..

Manoj Kumar attends IFFI despite injury

Actress Jennifer Lawrence says she wanted to burn her 'Hunger Games' outfits as she grew tired of wearing them for countless hours while shooting.
	The Oscar-winning actress got to wear some one-of-a-kind couture, including a stunning wedding gown, for her role as Katniss Everdeen in 'The Hunger Games: Catching Fire', however, she admits she soon grew tired of sporting the fashionable frocks after hours of relentless filming, reported Contactmusic.
	"I enjoyed some of it... A lot of the dresses are so lovely and fitted but you're wearing them for like 12 hours a day and after that you want to burn them," she said.
	The 23-year-old beauty previously revealed that she felt a kinship with her character while shooting the next film, 'Mockingjay'
	'The Hunger Games: Catching Fire' is in cinemas tomorrow.

Jennifer Lawrence wanted to burn 'Hunger Games' outfits

Singer Lily Allen says she deliberately planned a controversial comeback, and was not surprised when her racy new promo racked up 2.5 million hits on YouTube in just two days.
	The 'Smile' hitmaker has been on hiatus since 2010 when she put her pop career on hold to concentrate on raising a family, but she has returned to the spotlight with new single 'Hard Out Here', reported Contactmusic.
	The song's release is accompanied by a saucy video in which she apparently mocks her pop peers Rihanna and Miley Cyrus for their explicit onstage antics and performs Cyrus' signature 'twerking' dance moves.
	Now Allen has revealed she purposefully aimed to cause a scandal with her comeback as she knew it would generate more interest in her career relaunch.
	"It doesn't surprise me. I've been away for four years and people have been anticipating what I was going to come back with. I wanted to make a video that made people talk - so it's done the trick," she said.
	When asked if she was unhappy some 

Lily Allen wanted scandalous comeback

Singer Robbie Williams says his daughter Theodora Rose is all that matters and has been contented since he heard her say she loves him.
	The 39-year-old star raises 14-month-old Theodora with wife Ayda Field, reported Daily Star.
	"I was in the bedroom with Theodora Rose, we play this game where we just look out of the window and wave at people. 'I said, 'I love you,' and baby girl went, 'I wove you.' Ouch. That's all that matters now, that has given me the gift of being contented, all I want to do is be her dad and the rest is trivial," he said.
	Williams also revealed he is worried about the little one growing up and meeting someone like him but hopes she will be raised to make good choices.
	"I'm playing around that she might meet somebody like me when she's 16 to 36, whatever - and what she should do, if she does. But, I reckon that a young human - and any human - needs love and time and respect, and if we give her love, time and respect, then I believe she's gonna make good ...

Daughter is all that matters: Robbie Williams

Actor Jason Statham has called on the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences to recognise the work of Hollywood's stunt actors at the Oscars.
	The British actor, who does most of his own stunts, told Vanity Fair this week that the work of stuntmen and women needs to be recognised, as they so regularly put their lives on the line for the sake of movies.
	"All of the stunt men - these are the unsung heroes. Nobody is giving them any credibility. They're risking their necks. And then you've got poncy actors pretending like they're doing the stunts," he said.
	Statham can hardly be cast into this group of "poncy" actors, as he regularly carries out his own stunts in his films.
	The "Homefront" actor also began his career as a martial artist and diver before landing his big film break in "Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels".
	He went on to say that stunt actors are "incredibly talented" and, having worked alongside so many in his time, insisted that their profession is long overdue ..

Jason Statham wants Academy to recognise stunt actors

Joseph Gordon-Levitt is reportedly in talks to star in David Goyer's upcoming movie 'Sandman'.
	The "Don Jon" director allegedly teams up with the "Man of Steel" writer in an effort to turn Neil Gaiman's story to the big screen.
	According to reports, the "Looper" star is part of the comic adaptation that "Man of Steel" writer David S Goyer has pitched to Warner Bros.
	While it's unclear what role the "Premium Rush" actor contributes to the project, report suggests he may be attached to portray the lead role, Morpheus. Although WB is "very receptive" with the idea presented by Goyer, the feature film is still in a very early stage.
	There have been a couple of efforts to bring Neil Gaiman's story to either the big or small screen, but none came to fruition.
	"I'd rather see no 'Sandman' movie made than a bad 'Sandman' movie. But I feel like the time for a 'Sandman' movie is coming soon. We need someone who has the same obsession with the source material as Peter Jackson had with 'Lord 

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