Bollywood actor-producer Anushka Sharma on Tuesday gave a sneak peek into her upcoming production, a web series with Amazon Prime Video, which marks her digital debut.
However, the actor, who owns production banner Clean Slate Films, did not reveal the title of the show and its release date.
"Sab badlega, samay, log aur lok. (Everything will change, time, people and place) @primevideoin @officialcsfilms #NewSeriesOnPrime," Anushka captioned the 26 second-long teaser.
The cast of the Amazon Original series includes the likes of Neeraj Kabi, Jaideep Ahlawat, Gul Panag, Swastika Mukherjee and Abhishek Bannerjee.
The show is based on a crime thriller book written by Sudip Sharma known for "Udta Punjab" and "NH10", Anushka's first production.
The "Zero" actor is also producing a film titled "Bulbul" for another streamer Netflix.

Anushka Sharma shares teaser of Amazon series

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Actor Alicia Silverstone has opened up about the body-shaming remarks she was subjected to when she starred as Batgirl in Joel Schumacher's Batman and Robin.
The 43-year-old actor said she was nicknamed Fatgirl by paparazzi and throughout the 1997's film press tour was mocked for her body.
They would make fun of my body when I was younger. It was hurtful but I knew they were wrong. I wasn't confused. I knew that it was not right to make fun of someone's body shape, that doesn't seem like the right thing to be doing to a human, Silverstone told The Guardian.
She also recalled being asked about her bra size during an interview.
That definitely wasn't my (favourite) filmmaking experience, she said of Batman & Robin, which also featured George Clooney, Arnold Schwarzenegger and Uma Thurman.
There were working circumstances that were less than (favourable) in terms of how things went down. And no, I didn't ... come out like a warrior but I would just walk away and go, OK, I know what ...

Alicia Silverstone says she was called fatgirl' for Batman and Robin' role

Rap king Eminem is celebrating 12 years of abstinence from alcohol and drugs.
The 47-year-old recording artiste, who has battled addiction over the years, took to Instagram on Monday to share the news.
"Clean dozen, in the books! I'm not afraid," Eminem wrote in a reference to his 2010 hit "Not Afraid".
The rapper shared the picture of a coin, which is given to Alcoholics Anonymous members when they achieve a milestone in their journey, featured a Roman numeral XII (meaning 12) engraved on it, along with words "unity", "service" and "recovery".
Eminem, whose real name is Marshall Mathers, nearly died from an accidental overdose in 2007.
The Grammy-winning rapper checked himself into rehab in 2008 and started the 12-step programme.
He opened up about his addiction in 2015.

Eminem celebrates 12 years of sobriety

A New York City photographer has filed a lawsuit against singer-actor Jennifer Lopez for using a photo of hers on social media without permission.
According to EOnline, photographer Steve Sands claims the singer and her production company Nuyorican Productions used the photograph taken by him on Instagram to promote their brand.
Lopez posted the photo on her official Instagram page on June 23, 2017 and has so far received over 650,000 likes.
In the lawsuit, filed in Manhattan federal court Monday by lawyer Richard Liebowitz, Sands said that the 50-year-old singer-actor did not pay or ask for his permission to use the headshot of hers.
Sands is seeking damages of up to USD 150,000 and lawyer's fees.
Lopez or her representative have not yet commented on the lawsuit.

Jennifer Lopez sued for $150,000 by NY photographer

Singing reality show "The Voice" is coming back to South Korea after a seven-year hiatus.
According to Deadline, the series has been licensed to South Korea's Mnet for a second time by ITV Studios.
Mnet's parent company CJ ENM will back the rebooted series, which will return this spring for what will be a third season.
It is currently unknown how the new chapter will be broadcast in the wake of the shutdown due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Ayesha Surty, ITV Studios' SVP of licensing in Asia, said music has the ability to bring people together.
"In these unusual times, a positive and heart-warming show like 'The Voice' will continue to entertain people," Surty said.
"All of us are having harsh times this year and I strongly believe that the programme would be a great chance to share comfort and deep impressions with everyone," CJ ENM producer Sang Jun Park added.
"The Voice" is now a decade old and there have been 121 adaptations of the format around the globe.

'The Voice' returning to South Korea

Hollywood star Salma Hayek has revealed that initially in her career directors told her to "sound dumber" rather than putting her training as an actor to use.
The 53-year-old actor said she hardly got any opportunity to show her calibre as a performer.
"Unfortunately, I never had a lot of chances to do parts where I could use a lot of the things I learned. Or you learn them and they don't let you.
"I've had directors say to me, 'Dumber and faster. Sound dumber and speak faster!'" Hayek told Total Film magazine via Independent.co.uk.
The actor is now set to star in Marvel Studios' "The Eternals". She will also be seen in "The Hitman's Wife's Bodyguard" and "Bliss".

Was told to 'sound dumber' by directors: Salma Hayek

The Backstreet Boys celebrated their 27th anniversary and the members of the music group expressed their gratitude to their fans across the globe for their love and support over the years.
The band, also called BSB, was formed in Florida's Orlando on April 20, 1993 and comprises Brian Littrell, Nick Carter, AJ McLean, Howie Dorough and Kevin Richardson. They shot to fame with their debut international album, 'Backstreet Boys' in 1996.
The BSB shared a throwback picture of the group on a beach on Twitter on Monday.
"Today marks 27 years of the Backstreet Boys. On Apr 20, 1993 we were all so young and standing together for the first time as a group. We did not know you yet. Each one of you were but a dream to us. We hoped you'd hear our music," the post on the band's official page read.
A popular band in the late 1990s and 2000s, the BSB has given several memorable hits "I Want It That Way", "Everybody", "Show Me The Meaning Of Being Lonely", "Larger Than Life", "The Call", ...

Backstreet Boys thank fans on 27th anniversary: We are here because of you

Filmmaker David Lynch has "zero interest" in watching Denis Villeneuve's take on Frank Herbert's "Dune" as the wounds of his own 1984 adaptation are still very fresh.
The veteran director had tackled Herbert's classic 1965 novel with the film which he famously disowned after its release.
Throughout the making of the movie, the director had frequently locked horns with the producers and the financiers for creative control and over budgetary issues. It is said that Lynch wanted to remove his name from the theatrical cut of the film.
Villeneuve is now making his adaptation of "Dune", starring Timothee Chalamet in the lead. The movie is set to bow in December.
During an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Lynch was asked whether he will be watching Villeneuve's movie.
"I have zero interest in'Dune'," he replied.
When prodded further, the 74-year-old filmmaker said, "Because it was a heartache for me. It was a failure and I didn't have the final cut. I've told this story a billion ...

I have zero interest in 'Dune': David Lynch on watching Denis Villeneuve's new movie

This year's Oktoberfest in Munich has been called off because of the coronavirus pandemic. The cancellation of the world-famous annual celebration of beer, which was supposed to run from September 19 to October 4, underlines expectations that the way back to normal life will be very long.
The Oktoberfest typically draws about 6 million visitors every year to the packed festival grounds in Bavaria's capital.
Bavarian governor Markus Soeder said after meeting Munich's mayor Tuesday: We agreed that the risk is simply too high. He added that you can neither keep your distance nor work with facial protection at the Oktoberfest.
Soeder noted that the festival attracts visitors from around the world, raising concerns about bringing new infections to Bavaria.
Mayor Dieter Reiter said that it is an emotionally difficult moment and of course it is also an economically difficult moment for our city.
As it stands, major events with large audiences are banned in Germany until at least the end of ..

The coronavirus cancels Oktoberfest in Germany

To extend their support amid the coronavirus pandemic, Hollywood stars Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman have called for a temporary cease-fire on their feud in a hilarious video.
The faux quarrel between the stars has been as old as time in the "X-Men" film series, which also involves trolling each other on social media.
The new video is "inspired by X-Men: Origins Wolverine", and "tolerated by" their wives Blake Lively and Deborra Lee-Furness, the duo promise to "pause" their fight in support of the All In Challenge.
Those who donate to the campaign, which raises money to support America's Food Fund during the COVID-19 outbreak, will earn the chance to have Reynolds and Jackman fly to their home for two hours and help their children sell lemonade at a lemonade stand.
Aiming a shot at Reynolds' Aviation American gin brand, Jackman said gin is for the "weak", and the former fired back saying coffee, in a reference to the latter's Laughing Man Coffee Company, is for "sleepy" people.
After 

Ryan Reynolds, Hugh Jackman promise to pause 'feud' for COVID-19 relief

Former Playboy playmate Ahsley Mattingly has died at the age of 33.
Ashley's sister, Christy, and twin brother Billy told TMZ.com that she took her own life last Wednesday at her home in Austin, Texas and also left a suicide note.
According to her family, Ashley was a domestic violence victim and was struggling with substance abuse, but was trying to recover.
The Travis County Medical Examiner's Office in Austin also confirmed Ashley's death to E! News, but has not released an official cause of death.
Ashley, who was named Playboy's Miss March in 2011, was involved in a domestic dispute with her then boyfriend, actor Lane Garrison. In 2012, she accused the Prison Break star of slapping her.
He denied the allegations, but pleaded no contest to misdemeanour domestic battery.
In 2016, Ashley was charged with driving under influence after she drove a golf cart into four parked cars.

Playboy playmate Ashley Mattingly dies at 33

Hollywood Josh Brolin has apologised for violating the social distancing rules after he visited his father James and stepmother Barbra Streisand at their residence.
Brolin, 52, was severely criticised on social media ?for a photograph on Instagram that showed him, his wife Kathryn, and one-year-old daughter, Westlyn, enjoying a get-together with his father and step-mother, who live next door.
The actor has since deleted the photo and posted a video where he apologised for his "irresponsible" act.
"I just posted a video and I was very humbled by the response. My father lives next door to us, and we had a plan to go see them and not be near them and that plan was broken and that's our responsibility.
"We were going to pick something up and show Bean the pool because we don't have a pool, and yeah, I think it was irresponsible. It's hard to be honest sometimes, it's hard to be honest and say, Well maybe I screwed up.' and I knew that was in the air," Brolin said.
He said some people have 

Josh Brolin apologises for 'irresponsible' visit to father James, step-mother Barbra Streisand

British star Pierce Brosnan has revealed that filmmaker Quentin Tarantino once discussed a James Bond movie plot with him.
The 66-year-old actor, who played the suave 007 spy in four films from 1995 to 2002, shared the story during a live watch-along of"Goldeneye" with Esquire.
"It was after'Kill Bill Vol. 2', and he wanted to meet me, so I went up to Hollywood one day from the beach, and I met him at the Four Seasons," Brosnan recalled.
"I got there at 7pm, I like to be punctual. 7:15 came around, no Quentin, he was upstairs doing press. Someone sent over a martini, so I had a martini, and I waited till 7:30, and I thought, where the heck is he? Word came down, apologies, so I thought, okay, I'll have another martini," he added.
After Tarantino finally arrived, the two got drunk soon and their discussion inevitably went on to the long-running spy franchise.
"He was pounding the table, saying, 'You're the best James Bond, I wanna do James Bond,' and it was very close quarters in the ..

When Quentin Tarantino pitched Pierce Brosnan a James Bond film

"Race 3 " star Daisy Shah is all set to make her debut on the digital platform with a new show, which she will start working on once the coronavirus lockdown is over and everything is back on track.
"The priority right now is for the world to be back on track. I have been getting offers from web for a while but nothing clicked for a while. But I was approached for a web series that really appealed to me. We will begin shooting whenever we are allowed to," Daisy told PTI.
Daisy was supposed to begin shooting for her upcoming film Bulbul Marriage Hall, presented by Salman Khan from April 24. But due to the lockdown the shoot has been postponed.
This (lockdown) is the need of the hour. It is good as it is for the safety of everyone else. Let the entire crisis get over, let everything be safe around us to get out of our houses.
The actor said the film is a rom-com and she was looking forward to begin work on it. It is going to be a funny film. This character comes naturally to me, she is .

Daisy Shah to foray into digital world

WWE wrestler-turned-actor Dwayne Johnson is teaming up with Issa Rae and Dany Garcia for a series about backyard wrestling.
The half-hour HBO series is created by Mohamad El Masri, reported Variety.
Johnson and Garcia's Seven Bucks Productions and Rae's and Issa Rae Productions are backing the project, which is currently titled TRE CNT.
The series centres around working-class family, neighbours, and friends in Houston's Third Ward (The Tre) who come together, pooling their talents, resources, savvy, and dreams, to build a unique hip-hop centric backyard-wrestling empire from nothing.
El Masri is also serving as executive producer along with Johnson, Garcia and Rae.

Dwayne Johnson collaborate with Issa Rae, Dany Garcia for backyard wrestling series

Actor Natasha Rothwell will star in and executive produce Comedy Central's upcoming animated comedy pilot "Malltown".
Rothwell, best known for starring in HBO series "Insecure", will voice 13-year old Libby in the project, created by Abbi Jacobson and Ilana Glazer.
The coming-of-age comedy is set at a declining mall and follows the adventures of Lilly. Seen through the eyes of the budding teen, the mall is a microcosm of America and everything that's totally screwed up about it, according to Deadline.
Besides Rothwell, the pilot will also be executive produced by Jacobson, Glazer and Mike Perry.

'Insecure' star Natasha Rothwell to lead animated comedy pilot 'Malltown'

The relief fund set up by the
West Bengal Motion Picture Artists' Forum for artists facing  financial distress due to suspension of shootings has  collected over Rs 18 lakh from several eminent personalities.
A significant number of artists are facing an extreme  crisis due to stoppage in shootings of films, serials and web  series, a statement by the Forum said.
"With no sign of things normalising in the near  future, we hope there will be more contribution from well-  wishers consisting of people from the entertainment industry  as well as members of the public," it said.
The Forum has already provided financial assistance  totalling to Rs 7.86 lakh to 393 artists, it said.
Each artist is getting an assistance of Rs 2,000 every  month and it will continue till June, the Forun said.
"We are receiving more written appeals for financial  help every day," a forum spokesman said.
"We will require to build up a fund of Rs 50 lakh to  be of help to the large number of poor artists and we ..

Bengal actors facing financial distress due to lockdown get assistance

Bon Jovi has announced that it has decided to cancel its 2020 summer tour with Bryan Adams due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The popular rock band said it has decided to call off the tour rather than postponing it so that the ticketholders can get their money back and can use it to pay their bills or buy groceries.
Due to the ongoing global pandemic, it is no longer feasible for Bon Jovi to tour this summer. Given these difficult times, we have made the decision to cancel the tour entirely. This will enable ticketholders to get refunds to help pay their bills or buy groceries.
"These are trying times. You've always been there for us and we'll always be there for you. We look forward to seeing everyone again on tour when we can all safely be together. We will continue to send out news and updates on Bon Jovi touring in the weeks and months to come, the band said in a statement issued to Rolling Stone.
Bon Jovi is releasing a new album, Bon Jovi 2020' on May 15, and the tour in support ..

Bon Jovi cancels tour amid coronavirus crisis to enable ticketholders get refunds'

Actor Melissa McCarthy's next, Ted Melfi-directed "The Starling" has been picked up by Netflix.
The streamer has reportedly paid a whopping USD 20 million for the film, which reunites the actor and the director after their 2014 film "St. Vincent", reported Deadline.
Matt Harris has penned the script of the dramedy and it will also feature Chris O'Dowd, Timothy Olyphant, Daveed Diggs, Laura Harrier, Loretta Devine and Kevin Kline.
The story follows a married couple, Jack and Lilly, who suffers a hardship. Jack heads off to deal with grief while Lilly remains in the "real" world, dealing with her own guilt and a crippling internal struggle to live with a dark secret.
"As if Lilly's troubles weren't bad enough, a starling bird that has nested in her backyard begins to harass and attack her. This starling comes to represent all of Lilly's problems, and she becomes comically obsessed with killing it.
"Lilly eventually finds guidance from Larry, a quirky psychologist-turned veterinarian ...

Netflix acquires Melissa McCarthy-starrer 'The Starling'

Warner Bros Studios' "The Batman", starring Robert Pattinson as the DC superhero and directed by Matt Reeves, will now release in October, 2021.
The film's production was put on halt in mid-March due to coronavirus outbreak and the studio has now announced that movie, which was earlier scheduled to hit the theatres on June 25, 2021, will now bow out on October 1, 2021.
According to Deadline, the studio has also rescheduled superhero movies The Flash and Shazam2.
While The Flash will open on June 2, 2022, instead of July 1, Shazam 2, earlier set to release on April 1, 2022, will now come out on November 4, 2022.
Also, The Sopranos feature prequel The Many Saints of Newark, originally dated for September 25 of this year, has now been shifted to March 12 next year.
Baz Luhrmann's untitled Elvis Presley movie, starring Tom Hanks, will now hit the theatres on November 5, 2021, a month after the originally planned release.
As per the studio's new release calendar, Will Smith drama King ...

The Batman' release pushed to October 2021

Filmmaker David Leitch is set to produce a biographical drama film on the life of racer Jutta Kleinschmidt.
According to Variety, Amblin Partners has bought the movie rights to life story of Kleinschmidt, who was the first and only woman to win the brutal off-road endurance race The Dakar Rally.
The banner has also bought rights to her book "My Victory at Dakar".
The Dakar Rally is one of the most dangerous races on the planet. The multi-stage race begins in Paris and ends in Dakar, Senegal. Kleinschmidt, who was born in Germany, had famously won the race in 2001.
Leitch, best known for directing movies such as "Atomic Blonde", "Deadpool 2" and "Hobbs & Shaw", will produce the project with his producing partner Kelly McCormick through their 87North production banner.
David Kaufmann, who conceived the project, will also produce the movie with Greta Heinemann penning the script.

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