In a new video, pop star Justin Bieber can be seen allegedly stealing a bike at a resort but getting busted immediately.
	According to the surveillance footage, the 19-year-old singer, who was in Las Vegas in September for the boxing match between Floyd Mayweather with Canelo Alvarez, reportedly stole a bike at the Palms Casino Resort, reported TMZ.
	While Bieber was going through an employee entrance at the Palms Casino Resort, he allegedly came across the bike and decided to go for an unauthorised ride.
	Soon after that, the 'Boyfriend' hitmaker appears to be caught by the security guards as men in suits rush toward him.
	According to the sources, Bieber immediately surrendered and was seriously spoken to before letting go.
	Beiber seems to be surrounded by controversies these days as he was recently accused of illegally painting graffiti in Brazil, just days after it was rumoured that he had visited a brothel there.

Justin Bieber stole a bike at Las Vegas hotel?

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Bollywood actor-turned-producer John Abraham says he prefers to produce quality movies rather than aiming at the Rs 100 crore club.
	John, 40, produced films like 'Vicky Donor' and self-starrer 'Madras Cafe'. Both the films were received well by the audience.
	"To me quality of a movie matters and not Rs 100 crore club," Abraham said.
	The 'Dostana' star was in the steel city for the last two days to shoot his next home production 'Banana'.
	Refusing to divulge much about the story line of the movie, he said the film is being directed by debutant Sajid Ali and would attract audience of all age group.
	Abraham, who is also starring in the film, said it is expected to hit theatres in December next year.

My films don't aim at Rs 100 crore club: John Abraham

The International Film Festival of India this year will for the first time highlight cinema from the northeastern states.
	There will be a special northeast package at 44th IFFI in Panaji, which will run from November 20-30, named "Focus: North East".
	The section will be inaugurated on November 22 with a special opening ceremony. There will also be a special closing ceremony on November 27, sources in the Information and Broadcasting Ministry said.
	A total of 23 films from the northeast in the section will be screened, including "Ek Pal" as a special homage to its producer Hemendra Prasad Barooah.
	The opening movie of the section will be "Khawnlung Run", the first-ever Mizo film to be screened in any international festival. It is directed by Mapuia Chawngthu.
	The opening ceremony guests include Bolywwod actors from Assam Seema Biswas and Adil Hussain and there will be a special performance by Naga folk fusion band Purple Fusion.
	The northeast section has been curated by National .

IFFI to highlight NE cinema for first time

R&B star Usher has been accused of stealing the hit song 'Caught Up', which featured in his 2004 album Confessions.
	Zacharia Edwards, Mitch Moses and Vince McClean have claimed that they wrote the track in 2002 and later found out that it was illegally performed by Usher, 35, reported TMZ.
	The lawsuit says that the trio initially performed the song at Arista Records, the label Usher is signed to.
	They played the tune for LA Reid, the then-CEO of the recording company.
	Edwards, Moses and McClean said that they never heard back from Arista.
	Years later, they heard the song being sung by Usher.
	They claim that Usher's song not only has the same title but also share similar "Theme, melody, hook, lyrics and chorus of the musical compositions.

Usher accused of stealing hit song 'Caught Up'

Actress Emma Thompson took a tumble on the red carpet after being honoured for her achievements in the industry at an event recently.
	When Thompson, 54, headed over the stage following the ceremony at Hollywood Chinese Theatre in LA to get her hands and feet immortalised in cement, she took her feet off the elevated box and fell on the floor, reported E!Online.
	However, the actress without losing any spirit, laughed it off and continued to pose in her stylish dress, which she had teamed with black shoes.
	Her 'Saving Mr Banks' co-stars Tom Hanks, Colin Farrell, Jason Schwartzman and BJ Novak were all on hand to witness her tumble.

Emma Thompson falls over on the red carpet

Actress Cameron Diaz became the latest Hollywood celebrity to join Twitter.
	The actress announced her arrival on the micro-blogging website by uploading a quirky picture. The 41-year-old star seemed excited to become a part of Twitter, reported E!Online.
	"I just got a super cool new application called Twitter. Twelloooo!!!," Diaz wrote.
	The actress' profile reads: "Liver and lover of life; professional laugher, eater, make-believer."
	She also opted to use a quirky picture, in which she appears wide-eyed and has her mouth open.
	Diaz is already following 49 people, including her close friends Leonardo DiCaprio, Drew Barrymore, Christina Aguilera, Gwyneth Paltrow, Lake Bell, Jessica Alba, Reese Witherspoon and Jason Segel.

Cameron Diaz joins Twitter

The crackling chemistry on screen between the lead pair of 'Ram Leela', Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh, results from the fact that the two actors are fond of each other and enjoyed doing the film together, says director Sanjay Leela Bhansali.
	Ever since the trailer hit the screens, the chemistry between the two has generated a lot of interest, which Bhansali feels will help the film.
	"If in a love story, people are liking the chemistry of the hero and heroine and feeling their love then your love story has more chances of succeeding. The chemistry has come out so well on screen and the credit for it goes to the actors as they have got themselves involved into the plot and got into the skin of the character of being in love," Bhansali told PTI in an interview here.
	"Whether there is something between them in real life or not is not my concern as a filmmaker.. I am excited to see them together on screen. They have done a wonderful job as actors. And chemistry is a natural vibe, ..

Ranveer and Deepika are fond of each other: Bhansali

Heath Ledger starrer romantic comedy '10 Things I Hate About You' is reportedly getting a sequel spinoff.
	Titled '10 Things I Hate About Life', the film will be written and directed by original movie's director Gil Junger.
	It stars Evan Rachel Wood and Thomas McDonell as two people who are about to commit suicide before they meet and fall in love with each other, reported Vulture.
	Wood and McDonell are not playing Julia Stiles and Ledger's characters from the original. It would be more of a thematic sequel.
	The 1999 film, a modernised version of Shakespeare's 'The Taming of the Shrew', was a breakout success for late Ledger and Stiles.

'10 Things I Hate About You' getting a spinoff

Tom Hanks says his mustache in 'Saving Mr Banks' was the most discussed facial fuzz as the actor prefers a clean shaven look.
	Hanks plays mustachioed Walt Disney in the film whose story revolves around Disney's attempt to get 'Mary Poppins' to the big screen by convincing an unwilling author P L Travers.
	Hansk said he enjoyed playing the legendary entertainer in the film, which had its premiere at the AFI film festival, reported E! News.
	"Oh gosh, this is not a mustache face, I'm sorry! This was one of the most seriously planned out, examined, discussed mustaches in history," said Hanks, who is back to his clean-shaven look.
	"There was a lot of discussion about this mustache."
	But it was worth the effort for Hanks to go the extra mile to play Disney.
	"You know, I only worked on the movie probably not even a third of the film. But you dress up as Walt Disney and walk onto the set... Well, guess what? The waves part for you. There's an awful lot of gravitas that goes up with ...

Tom Hanks does not think mustache suits him

The house in Detroit where Eminem grew up has been damaged in a fire.
	The abandoned house, which appears on the cover of rapper's new album 'Marshall Mathers LP 2' as well as 'Marshall Mathers LP' released in 2000, was damaged after a fire erupted there on Thursday, reported E! News quoting the Detroit Free Press.
	The Detroit Fire Department responded to the fire in the 19900 block of Dresden Street near East State Fair, just south of the notorious Eight Mile, at 6:20 pm Thursday, Senior Chief Jack Wiley said.
	The fire was seen coming out of a window on the second floor of the two-story bungalow. It was contained and put out, but not before it destroyed the ceiling between the first and second floor.
	According to public records, Eminem's mother Deborah Mathers bought the house in 1987 for USD 19,900. The property changed many hands after that.

Eminem's childhood home damaged in fire

Lady Gaga is getting back at Madonna for suggesting that her 'Born This Way' had similarities with Queen of Pop's 'Express Yourself'.
	The 27-year-old singer said she was flattered to be on Madonna's mind, reported Huffington Post quoting Gaga's interview to Attitude.
	"I have to be really honest, I was completely kind of floored that Madonna was singing my song on her stage every night! I'm certainly not thinking about anybody but me and my fans when I'm on stage," Gaga said while referencing to Madonna's mashup of 'Born This Way' and 'Express Yourself' during her concerts last year.
	"The fact that I was on her mind at all. I mean, Madonna's ... She's Madonna. I looked up to her for a long time. I'm not quite sure what her intention was -- to do that in the show, but I don't really care.
	"She chooses to use her voice the way she chooses to use hers and I choose to use mine the way I use mine. All it meant to me was that Madonna Ciccone was singing my song on her stage and I'm 27! ..

Lady Gaga hoped to anger Madonna

The first installment of the new 'Star Wars' trilogy will be released near the end of 2015.
	It is the first time in the franchise's history, a 'Star Wars' film won't be released in the summer, reported Aceshowbiz.
	With pre-production in full-swing, the JJ Abrams-directed movie is slated to hit theaters across the US on December 18, 2015, just in time for Christmas holiday season.
	Filming is scheduled to begin spring 2014 at Pinewood Studios outside London.
	"We're very excited to share the official 2015 release date for 'Star Wars: Episode VII', where it will not only anchor the popular holiday film going season but also ensure our extraordinary filmmaking team has the time needed to deliver a sensational picture," says Alan Horn, chairman of The Walt Disney Studios.
	It's the first feature film production under the Mouse House's ownership of George Lucas' production company. Abrams and Lawrence Kasdan are taking over the writing duties from 'The Hunger Games: Catching Fire' scribe 

'Star Wars Episode 7' set for December 18, 2015 release

Actress Kate Bosworth and Thomas Jane are set to star in horror film 'Somnia'.
	'Oculus' director Mike Flanagan is helming the project from a script that was co-written by him and Jeff Howard.
	The film, which begins shooting next weekend, revolves around an orphaned child, whose dreams and nightmares manifest physically as he sleeps.
	Bosworth and Jane will play the child's parents, said the Hollywood Reporter.
	'Oculus' was about a horrifying family incident that left two young children orphans a decade earlier.

Kate Bosworth in horror film 'Somnia'

Supermodel Cara Delevingne has revealed that she wants to star alongside 007 hunk Daniel Craig in the next James Bond film.
	The 21-year-old model, who has launched an acting career, says she would love to star alongside Craig in the spy films and is ready for the call for the next installment, said The Hollywood Reporter.
	"A Bond girl would be fun. Are you kidding?! I'd do it," she said.
	After smaller acting parts in 'Anna Karenina' and 'Kids In Love', Delevingne was in Italy to prepare for her biggest role to date.
	She will play a young English woman, Melanie, in new film 'The Face of An Angel', in which she will star alongside 'Rush' star Daniel Bruhl and 'Total Recall' actress Kate Beckinsale.

I want to be a Bond girl: Cara Delevingne

Singer Dido has spoken about getting writer's block after having her first child.
	The mother to 2-year-old Stanley also addressed the five-year gap between her third album 'Safe Trip Home 'and fourth record 'Girl Who Got Away', reported Daily Express.
	"You always think you're making music, then suddenly four years has passed. Obviously I had a baby, and I was doing various things, then after Stanley came along I didn't do anything pretty much for the first year. I just hung out with him.
	"I couldn't write anything anyway, all I could hear in my head was the jingle to The Wiggles. I remember my husband saying to me, 'I don't know how you're ever going to write another song again'," she said.
	The 'Life For Rent' singer also spoke about the perils of motherhood.
	"You find yourself singing these nursery rhymes all day, then you're sitting at the piano, and you can't clear them out. It's strange now, juggling motherhood and my career. It's like balancing two completely different ...

Having my son gave me writer's block: Dido

Actress Amber Heard thinks that Hollywood too often defines its female characters by their physical attractiveness.
	The actress said that she "fought" to get into movies as she had no contacts in the industry.
	"You name me movies where the woman's part isn't narrower than the man's and they will be the exceptions - not the norm. I think in Europe things are better, but, in the US, we still have characters who are defined by physical attractiveness.
	"I try to search for roles where the character is not dependent on how she looks, but it is hard because I didn't know anyone in this industry so I started as an extra and fought," Heard told Company magazine in an interview.
	The 27-year-old feels bad that an actress is mostly seen in side roles.
	"I've had to take on roles that were superficial, girlfriend roles, but I've tried to put some power or strength into them. And I don't think talent and beauty are mutually exclusive. It's a shame that someone like Charlize Theron has to put ..

Female characters defined by physical attractiveness: Heard

'The Big Bang Theory' star Johnny Galecki has finally opened up about his secret relationship with co-star Kaley Cuoco, insisting his ex-girlfriend is a "dear friend" who will always be a part of his life.
	The on-screen couple took their relationship to the next level by dating for two years while working on the show, and they managed to keep their romance out of the public eye until after their split, reported Contactmusic.
	Cuoco made the shocking admission about the secret love affair in 2010, and Galecki has now spoken out about his time with the actress and why they decided to keep it a secret for so long.
	"We're dear friends, still. Kaley's not just an ex, she's a part of my life... I just don't like to speak about it. And not because I'm trying to be enigmatic; I just worry that it will conflict with people's acceptance of our characters Leonard and Penny. I get the curiosity, but I don't want to distract from the story," he said.
	While the pair still plays a couple on TV, ..

Kaley Cuoco is a dear friend: Johnny Galecki

Reese Witherspoon and Robert De Niro are in talks to star in Nancy Meyers' new movie, 'The Intern'.
	The film follows a successful business owner of a fashion website (Witherspoon) who develops a bond with an elderly intern (De Niro) hired by her company, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
	Tina Fey was initially in talks for the lead role. Meyers is best known for scripting and directing movies such as 'The Parent Trap' with Lindsay Lohan, 'The Holiday' with Cameron Diaz and Kate Winslet, and most recently, the Meryl Streep-starring 'It's Complicated'.
	Witherspoon recently starred alongside Matthew McConaughey in 'Mud' and is currently filming 'Wild', which is based on Cheryl Strayed's best-selling novel about a 26-year-old woman who finds herself at a crossroads following the death of her mother and end of her marriage.
	She has also signed on for Disney's fairytale spoof 'Happily Ever After', and female buddy comedy 'Don't Mess with Texas', which will co-star 'Modern Family' ...

Reese Witherspoon, Robert De Niro to star in 'The Intern'

Singer Cher believes the recent uproar about Miley Cyrus' controversial antics is unnecessary and doesn't think her behaviour is as dire as her detractors have insinuated.
	The 'Believe' hitmaker disagrees with fellow singer-songwriter Sinead O'Connor, who recently penned an open letter warning Cyrus to curb her provocative behaviour.
	Instead Cher thinks the 20-year-old pop star is just finding her identity in the business.
	"You're talking to someone who's done that kind of stuff and I never did anything I didn't want to. I was pushing an envelope that I wanted to push. I felt that looking the way I wanted to look made me more empowered.
	"Sinead O'Connor has a very different sense of herself than Miley Cyrus, so I don't think it's as dire as people are warning. Women have always been sex objects and that's nothing new. They always will be," she said.
	The 67-year-old star also doesn't believe Cyrus' controversial 'Wrecking Ball' video, in which she appears naked, straddling a ...

Miley Cyrus' antics aren't dire: Cher

Designer Karl Lagerfeld says he isn't driven by ego or obsessed with his own name, which is why he worked with H&M.
	During a staged interview with Jessica Chastain, the 80-year-old designer spoke about the perks of designing three collections, Chanel, Fendi and Karl Lagerfeld.
	"I'm very happy that I have a French version and an Italian version, and then I have my own company. I wanted my name, which is apparently quite popular, to be something less expensive, that's why I did H&M, because today fashion has to be well designed - expensive or not expensive.
	"I'm not obsessed by my own name - I couldn't care less. What I like is a job. The ego trip comes later, and who cares? I can't cross the street, but, please, it's not really important," he said.
	Lagerfeld also advised that young designers should stick to their budget and make the most out of the money they have without trying to emulate the huge worldwide brands.
	"People in this business, they want to be like Chanel and ...

Karl Lagerfeld doesn't want an expensive name

Days after dancing to the Bollywood tunes at the White House, US First Lady Michelle Obama invited high school students to the President's official residence for a workshop about film-industry careers.
	"I am thrilled to have all of you here for our first-ever Careers in Film Symposium. We never did this before," the First Lady said at the event.
	"Just a few days ago, we were doing some Bollywood dancing in the State Dining Room," Michelle Obama said amidst laughter.
	She welcomed high school students from Washington DC, New York, and Boston to the White House for a workshop about careers in film and an opportunity to learn about animation, special effects, makeup, costume, directing, music and sound effects, as well as hear from leaders in the film industry about how their education helped them succeed.
	"Today, we wanted to continue this tradition by giving you all the chance to dive into the world of film-making," she said.
	"This is the first time that we have brought young ...

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