Reality TV star Kim Kardashian's baby's sex will aired on this weekend's premiere of 'Keeping Up with the Kardashians' season 8.
	This is 31-year-old's first child with rapper boyfriend Kanye West.
	Speaking on the 'Today' show, Kim's sister Khloe teased, "This Sunday we are going to reveal it on the show. You'll find out the sex of Kim's baby on the show."
	Khloe was quizzed further by hosts Matt Lauer and Savannah Guthrie, who suggested the baby shower invite looks perfect for a baby girl.
	The custom-made invitation - which was sent out to the likes of Beyonce and Fergie - is a white music box which plays a lullaby version of West's track 'Hey Mama' as a plastic ballerina dances.

Kim Kardashian's baby's sex to be revealed on TV

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Ranveer Singh, who is known to be a high-on-energy actor, watched veteran star Dev Anand's old classics for his mellowed look in Vikramaditya Motwane's 'Lootera'.
	The 27-year-old made his Bollywood debut with a bubbly character in "Band Baja Baarat" and was vibrant in his second film "Ladies vs Ricky Bahl" as well.
	But "Lootera", a period film, demanded the actor to emote with his eyes and Ranveer did so by watching Dev Anand's hits.
	"Lootera is a tribute to 50s. We have styled our romance on Dev Anand," said a spokesperson for the film.

Ranveer took inspiration from Dev Anand films for 'Lootera'

Remembering him as the torchbearer of new wave Bengali cinema, Bollywood and the Bengali film industry today joined in mourning the loss of the "great genius" whose every frame spoke about cinematic beauty
	The filmmaker's sudden demise triggered an outpouring of emotions from actors and directors with many taking to twitter to express their grief.
	Veteran Bengali actor Soumitra Chatterjee said the news came as a great shock to him.
	"He was a great genius and the void left after his death cannot be easily filled," Chatterjee said.
	Actor Ajay Devgn, who worked with Ghosh in 'Raincoat', said his films delved with the unique subjects of the society.
	"Shocked and saddened to hear about Rituparno Ghosh's death. It was great working with him in 'Raincoat' and his way of looking at things was so different and unique," Ajay posted on Twitter.
	Fondly termed as 'Rituda', his film gave a new wave to the Bengali film industry. His films glorified women, their inner feelings, passion and ...

Film industry mourns Rituparno Ghosh's death

Actor Tom Hardy is reportedly eyed to star as the 'Can You Feel the Love Tonight' hitmaker Elton John in the film by director Michael Gracey.
	According to reports, Hardy will likely land the coveted role as his name surfaces as the front runner for the gig. However, Rocket Pictures has not handed an official offer yet to the 35-year-old actor.
	Previously, Justin Timberlake was John's "number one" choice to tackle the role. The "In Time" actor was also said to have been in talks with John, and seemingly close to inking a deal to headline the biopic. However, no deals were eventually sealed
	"Rocketman" is described as "a biographical musical fantasy that weaves together the life of Sir Elton John and his music."
	Grammy Award-winning John has promised that the film will not be "a normal biopic" simply because his life "hasn't been like that."
	The upcoming film is directed by Gracey with the script by "Billy Elliot" scribe Lee Hall. Steve Hamilton Shaw and David Furnish come aboard ..

Tom Hardy rumored to play Elton John in biopic 'Rocketman'

Director Anurag Basu is likely to act in his assistant Abhijeet Das's debut Bengali film.
	Basu, who has directed films like 'Murder', Gangster', 'Kites', 'Life In A Metro' and 'Barfi', played the role of a doctor in filmmaker Onir's movie 'I Am'.
	If all goes well, he might be in front of the camera once again.
	"I am working on a full length Bengali feature film. I am keen to have Anurag Basu. He is a brilliant actor. He knows that I want him to act. But nothing is finalised... We are yet to discuss things in detail," Das told PTI.
	Das has worked with Basu on films like 'Life In A Metro', 'Barfi', and ad and tele films.
	"He is my mentor. He is like my elder brother. I learnt the art of story telling and narration from him. He is always there to help me," Das said.
	The Bengali film, titled 'Golkata', is about Karma and its shooting will begin from August.
	Presently, Das is quite excited about his short film 'Khamoshiyan' featuring actress Raima Sen. It is about the affection ...

Anurag Basu to act in Bengali film?

Actress Angelina Jolie won't attend her aunt, Debbie Martin's, funeral as she will be in London for the premier of Brad Pitt's movie "World War Z".
	Jolie's aunt passed away several days ago after losing a battle against breast cancer, reported Aceshowbiz.
	"We are making the final arrangements for the funeral as we speak. But we expect it to be this Sunday at noon at El Camino Memorial in Sorrento Valley near our home.
	"Angelina will be in London on Sunday so she won't be able to attend but she has been in touch with us and with various other members of the family, which has obviously been lovely and has meant a lot to us," Martin's husband Ron said.
	This will be Jolie's first public appearance after announcing that she underwent double mastectomy.

Angelina to miss aunt's funeral for 'World War Z' premier

In order to stay in shape for The Rolling Stones' shows, legendary singer Mick Jagger says he dances.
	The singer said he has made dancing a part of his regime to stay fit for concerts, reported Conatctmusic.
	"I train five or six days a week, but I don't go crazy. I alternate between gym work and dancing, then I do sprints, things like that. I'm training for stamina," he said.
	The 'Mother's Little Helper' singer tries to go to bed early before a show and then follows a set of routines to make sure that he is in top shape for the performance.
	"Bed early the night before a concert, about 2am. Up at 10 the next morning. Any earlier and you'll be too relaxed by showtime. I have rituals. But my rituals all have a purpose. I give myself two hours to get ready for a show - to tune up the voice and get myself in the right frame of mind mentally and physically."
	Although the band members were known for their hard living throughout the 60s, 70s and 80s (guitarist Keith Richards regularly ...

I dance to train for stamina: Mick Jagger

Director Joss Whedon, regrets the fact that he could not direct the forthcoming "Star Wars Episode VII".
	His was one of the first names to be considered for directing Disney's highly anticipated revival of the space saga
due in 2015.
	He has admitted that he was disappointed that he could not take the coveted job because he was already committed to the sequel to "Avengers" which will also release in the same year, reported Contactmusic.
	"There was a moment of rue that I was already committed, I'm not going to lie. Who doesn't want to do that as a kid?," he said.
	Whedon, however, believes that the sequel to the space saga is in safe hands with JJ Abrams, the director of 'Star Trek Into Darkness'. Abrams has been confirmed by Disney as George Lucas's sucessor.
	"I think they got the right guy so just knowing that I'm going to enjoy the film when it comes out is great. It's going to be great and I don't have to do any work," he added.
	"Star Wars Episode VII" and "The Avengers 2" are .

Joss Whedon wanted to direct 'Star Wars' sequel

"Die Hard" actor Bruce Willis is selling his 11-bedroom Beverly Hills home for USD 22 million.
	The 58-year-old bought the Spanish-style home in 2004 for USD 9 million and has now listed it for more than twice the price, Contactmusic reported.
	According to the sources, the property is located near the Beverly Hills Hotel and features a tennis court, a pool and a stone fountain.
	It is unclear if Willis is planning to buy another property after selling his Beverly Hills estate. He also owns a smaller home on Mulholland Drive in Los Angeles.
	The American actor-producer has three grown-up daughters with first spouse Demi Moore and welcomed daughter Mabel Ray, with second wife Emma Heming last year. He has revealed he and Emma are happiest when they are at home playing with the toddler.

Bruce Willis lists mansion for USD 22 million

Actress Emma Watson, who is on a promotional spree for her latest film "The Bling Ring", says she sometimes feels unnerved by her success and what it entails.
	"It's called the impostor syndrome. It's almost like the better I do, the more my feeling of inadequacy actually increases, because I'm just going, 'Any moment, someone's going to find out I'm a total fraud, and that I don't deserve any of what I've achieved. I can't possibly live up to what everyone thinks I am and what everyone's expectations of me are.
	"It's weird - sometimes success can be incredibly validating, but sometimes it can be incredibly unnerving and throw your balance off a bit, because you're trying to reconcile how you feel about yourself with how the rest of the world perceives you," she said.
	The 23-year-old also revealed how she loves to write, and hopes to publish her work one day, but feels that she would have to do so under a false name, reported Digital Spy.
	"I paint and I draw and I write and I do ...

Emma Watson feels inadequate

A pall of gloom enveloped the world of arts here, particularly the film industry, after the untimely death of Rituparno Ghosh this morning. He was 49.
	The doyen of Bengali films, Soumitra Chatterjee, said the news came as a great shock to him.
      "He was a great genius and the void left after his death cannot be easily filled," the actor said.
	Raima Sen, grand daughter of legendary Suchitra Sen, said she was indebted to "Rituda" to give the turning point in her career.
	"Rituda gave the turning point to my career in the film 'Chokher Bali'. He was more than a director to me; he was almost a part of our family. He was a unmeasurable genius," she said.
	Fellow national award winning director Kaushik Ganguly said he was left shattered by the news.
      Similar was the reaction of theatre personality Kaushik Sen who said, "He was supposed to come to watch my next production. It was a great loss."
	State industry minister Partho Chattopadhyay said Ghosh was a great genius and the gap 

Death of Rituparno leaves a void not easy to fill: Soumitra

Noted filmmaker Rituparno Ghosh today died of cardiac arrest at his south Kolkata residence. He was 49.
	Winner of 12 national and some international awards, Ghosh was suffering from pancreatitis and died of heart attack at 7.30 am, his family said.
	Ghosh shot to fame by his direction of a children's film 'Hirer Angti' in 1994. His film 'Unishe April' won national award winner in 1995.
	His other widely acclaimed films include 'Dahan', 'Asukh', 'Chokher Bali', 'Raincoat', 'Bariwali', 'Antarmahal' and 'Noukadubi'.
	As news of his death spread, a pall of gloom descended on Tollywood. Thespian Soumitra Chatterjee deeply mourned Ghosh's death, saying, "I cannot believe that Rituparna is no more. It is very difficult to accept this news. We lost a very promising film director at a very early age."
	Many film actors and actresses thronged his residence to pay their last respects.
	State Commerce and Industry minister Partha Chatterjee visited his home this morning.

Renowned filmmaker Rituparno Ghosh dies

Actor Akshay Kumar, who would be taking forward the character of Shoaib Khan in 'Once Upon A Time in Mumbaai Again', insists he does not think of setting a benchmark.
	 Shoaib was played by Emraan Hashmi in movie's prequel and the portrayal had garnered lot of appreciation from all the quarters.
	"I am just playing my role. I have not thought of it as a benchmark. I just followed my director, as he is the captain of the ship. I never thought that I had to cross any benchmark," Akshay told reporters here last night when asked if he would try to cross the benchmark set by Emraan in the original film.
	The trailer of 'Once Upon A Time in Mumbaai Again', launched last night, opens with a swanky cricket stadium, two captains dressed in blue and green blazers ready to flip the coin. And then, the don (Akshay Kumar) walks in style. As he enters the stadium and raises his arms, the crowd cheers aloud.
	The trailer gave the impression of two worlds - cricket and underworld - coming together. ..

I don't think of setting benchmark: Akshay Kumar

Actor Imran Khan, who plays a goon of 80s in 'Once Upon A Time in Mumbaai Again', took inspiration from Anil Kapoor and Jackie Shroff to play his part and is happy to have learnt their styles.
	As a part of his research on getting into the skin of the character, Imran watched a lot of films featuring actors Kapoor and Shroff to understand how things were back then in 80s.
	"As I had to go back to 80s for my role in the film, I based my character on actors like Anil Kapoor and Jackie Shroff. I watched a lot of films of these two actors to understand how things were back then. It was great to copy best actors like them," Imran told reporters here last night at the first look launch of the film.
	Imran, 30, who has been a part of films like 'Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na', 'Delhi Belly', 'I Hate Luv Storys' and 'Matru ki Bijlee ka Mandola', says he does not think of setting an image for himself in his films.
	"I have not thought of my image. People talk about my image change as I do 'Delhi Belly' 

Imran learns Anil, Jackie's mannerisms for OUATIM sequel

Singer-fashion designer Victoria Beckham revealed she does not put on lipstick in front of her one-year-old daughter Harper because she might copy her.
	The 39-year-old former Spice Girl said her glamour is ban for bringing up her family correctly, reported Sun online.
	"I can't put on make-up when Harper is around, because she would join me immediately. She is a tomboy towards her brothers.
	"The kids are under a lot of pressure to perform. I don't want to pressure them. They should be keen and reach as much as possible. But the most important thing is they are happy. They lead a very privileged life but they don't get everything they ask for. We always tell them how lucky they are," she said.
	Beckham said her 10-year-old son Romeo, who once modelled for fashion brand Burberry, decided to walk for it on his own.
	"I asked if he wanted to do it and he said, 'Sure, sounds fun'. And he really had a lot of fun," she added.
	Asked if he will do it again, she said, "I don't know. He's ...

I don't put lipstick in front of Harper: Victoria Beckham

Hollywood couple Courteney Cox and David Arquette's marriage is officially over after their divorce was finalized in Los Angeles Superior Court.
	The 'Scream' stars are officially no longer husband and wife just two weeks before their 14th wedding anniversary, reported Ace Showbiz.
	Cox, 48, and Arquette, 41, met on the set of 'Scream' in 1996, and got married in 1999. She gave birth to their first and only child, Coco, in June 2004. They announced their separation in October 2010 after eleven years of marriage.
	The actor had confessed about his affair with waitress Jasmine Waltz. Arquette only filed divorce from Cox in 2012 and both the parties kept the divorce civil, citing irreconcilable differences. They were self-represented and seeking legal and physical custody of their only daughter.

Courteney Cox, David Arquette finalize divorce

Rolling Stones legend Mick Jagger admits he will never write his memoirs because he finds the whole process of revisiting his past depressing and boring.
	The 69-year-old star is frequently pestered by publishers to pen his life story, and their requests have snowballed since his bandmate Keith Richards released his critically-acclaimed autobiography 'Life' in 2010, reported Daily Star.
	"I still won't do it. And I've been asked again recently. I did it for the money in the '80s or early '90s. I started writing it but it was so depressing and boring (sic) having to scrape over your past.
	"They wanted me to talk about people close to me and divulge all these secrets. I realised I didn't want to do that. So I stopped and gave all the money back," he said.

Revisiting past is boring and depressing: Mick Jagger

Singer-actress Jennifer Lopez revealed her new TV show is inspired by her own non-traditional family.
	The 43-year-old singer is producing 'The Fosters', which features a same-sex couple raising adopted, biological and foster children, said she has taken some inspiration from her own situation, reported Contactmusic.
	 "I am a non-traditional family. Me being a single mom, their dad doesn't live at home with them. They have three stepbrothers from two moms... That's not traditional. Do I want my children to feel weird about that? No I don't. ... So putting a show like this one to me is, look, there is no perfect (image of) what family is supposed to be," she said.
	While Lopez, who is currently dating dancer Casper Smart, has three failed marriages behind her and she says the only thing that matters to her is that her children are healthy and loved.
	"The show is about love and that's what I constantly remind myself of because I kind of let society get inside my head, 'Oh, it ...

Jennifer Lopez's new TV show inspired by her own life

Actor Will Smith told his son Jaden Smith not to speak when in an interview the young actor was asked about his relation with Kylie Jenner and the Kardashian family.
	In an interview about their new movie "After Life", the "Men in Black" actor made it clear that his family is in no way similar to the "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" clan.
	The interviewer, Claire Hoffman, initially asked Jaden about the swirling rumors that he's dating Kylie. While doing so, she asked the Smiths if their family saw themselves in the Kardashians who "have treated their fame as the family business."
	Laughing, Will held up his hand for his son not to speak. "I'm trying to understand," Jaden said, but Will instructed him, "Don't."
	To Claire, Will said, "You know, he's never had to deal with those kinds of questions."
	Claire then asked them to disregard the Kardashians but got cut off by the actor before she could rephrase her question.
	"So how do you think your life is similar or un-similar to ...

Will Smith bashes Kardashian comparison

Actor Rob Lowe, Ginnifer Goodwin are cast in the National Geographic movie about President John F Kennedy's last days.
	Lowe, who recently starred in HBO's "Behind the Candelabra" as Liberace's plastic surgeon Dr Startz, is tapped to portray President John F Kennedy in National Geographic Channel's movie "Killing Kennedy".
	He will be paired with "Once Upon a Time" actress Goodwin who is cast as First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy.
	"Buffy the Vampire Slayer" alumna Michelle Trachtenberg was earlier picked to play Lee Harvey Oswald's wife Marina.
	"We are thrilled to be working with Rob Lowe, Ginnifer Goodwin and Michelle Trachtenberg, three gifted artists who have responded to this timely, authentic and entertaining material," Howard T Owens, president of the National Geographic Channels, said in a statement.
	"With Killing Kennedy, timed to coincide with the 50th anniversary of the assassination of JFK, National Geographic Channel continues to bring daring, culturally significant ...

Rob Lowe, Ginnifer Goodwin to star in 'Killing Kennedy'

Rapper Usher, who has mentored teen pop sensation Justin Bieber, believes he behaves like a normal teenager and is trying his best to cope up with constant media pressure.
	The 34-year-old feels that Bieber has been unfairly targeted, reported Contactmusic.
	"I think all of us, in some way, have humble beginnings that pan out to be incredible and we hope that in his transition, as friends and family who have helped him be who he is, that he'll continue to just mature.
	"I am hoping for the best. I don't look at as a negative though, I look at it as a teenager-he's a teenager having to live his life in front of a camera. Imagine if you had to do that as a teenager," Usher said.
	Bieber has been criticised for keeping his fans waiting for hours before his gigs, getting into fights with the paparazzi and constant partying.
	"In this (day and) age of social media, there is no privacy and that kind of trial and elimination period is kind of done in front of a camera. Many other celebrities 

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