Seems like American singer, Ariana Grande and actor Pete Davidson are ready to take their relationship a step forward.People magazine confirmed that the stars are now engaged, after several weeks of dating."It's a recent engagement. They're just two people who found love quickly and make each other happy all the time. They both started talking about it this past weekend. It's nothing they've been hiding," People quoted a source.Music composer, Brody Brown tweeted, "YOU GUYS #ArianaGrande + #PeteDavidson are ENGAGED! WHAT A TIME TO BE ALIVE, AN #ARIANATOR AND A LOVER OF POP CULTURE. I am always here for a whirlwind romance! ALWAYS. Peep this @UsWeekly #exclusive."A verified user wrote, "Ariana Grande and Pete Davidson are engaged. 2018 is wild."American comedian, Nikki Glaser also wrote, "I know it's not sustainable, but I think the goal of life is to feel whatever Ariana Grande and Pete Davidson are feeling right now."The news of the duo dating came just a few days after Grande ...
"Our business is our business, none of your business" became viral online with the release of "Race 3" trailer and actor Daisy Shah is happy that it has become such a rage on social media. The 33-year-old actor says her co-star Salman Khan is the happiest and the dialogue is so popular now that it has seeped into her day-to-day life. "We never thought that this dialogue would be taken by the audience so well. It's really fun when people give their own version to my dialogue. It has also seeped into my house like if I have a conversation with my sister, she is like, 'Dude, it is my business none of your business'. I am like ok fine," she told PTI. "I feel really happy about the response. But knowing what is going around my dialogue, it is Salman who is the happiest so I am happy in that." Daisy, who made her debut opposite Salman in "Jai Ho", says she never asked for work from the actor but he has always been a mentor to her. "I never told Salman I want work. When the right project ...
Ariana Grande's engagement to Pete Davidson has reportedly left ex-boyfriend Mac Miller "devastated". A source close to Miller told Hollywood Life that the 26-year-old rapper is upset over Grande's engagement to Davidson whom she started dating in May. "Mac is devastated that Ariana may have become engaged to her new boyfriend, he doesn't want to believe it," the source said. "He is still broken hearted over their split and he can't imagine how she could move on so quickly, or fall in love already. It hurts Mac to think Ariana is considering marrying someone she barely knows. Mac loved Ariana for years, and it is like a punch in the gut to him that she would agree to marry someone new, after only dating them for a few weeks, and so soon after breaking up with him. Mac is crushed," the source added. Grande and Miller, who had been dating for two years, ended their relationship this May. Since then, Grande has been dating Davidson, an actor and comedian, and the two confirmed their ...
Actor John Krasinski's series "Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan" will go live on August 31.
Donald Trump today played a Hollywood-style video to Kim Jong-un, which depicted the North Korean leader and the US president as its leading men, showing the prospect of peace. The video made a dramatic pitch for the benefits of peace between the two Cold war-era rivals laying out the opportunities that could come with an agreement to eliminate North Korea's nuclear arsenal a story about "two men, two leaders, one destiny." Trump played the video in Korean to the North Korean leader and eight aides at their private bilateral meeting, The Straits Times reported. When asked about the video montage played ahead of the press conference, Trump said: "We had it made... I hope you liked it. I thought it was interesting enough to show... and I showed it to him (Kim) today towards the end of the meeting and I think he loved it," the report said. The film drew on the "in a world" and "one man, one choice" framing of Hollywood action movies. The voiceover framed Kim as a potential "hero of his .
Tomo Milicevic, the lead guitarist of 'Thirty Seconds to Mars' has quit the rock band."I am no longer with Thirty Seconds to Mars," he said in a Twitter post. "The years I have been privileged enough to spend with all of you will live inside of my heart and mind as some of the most amazing memories I'll have.""Please don't be sad or angry over this and most of all, please don't be divided over this, this is a good thing and will be good for everyone."He thanked frontman Jared and drummer Shannon Leto "for allowing me the privilege for being a small part of their dream".Formed in 1998, 'Thirty Seconds to Mars' shot to fame in 2005 with their album 'A Beautiful Lie'.
Bollywood actor Varun Dhawan says his character Mauji in the film "Sui Dhaaga" is inspired from comic character Suppandi.
Music composer duo Sachin-Jigar say that singer Lucky Ali is a genuine rock star and his music is a reflection of his life.
Superstar Mahesh Babu met celebrity hairstylist Hakim Aalim here to conduct a look test and begin preparations for his upcoming film, which marks the 25th movie of his career.
Gal Gadot is all set to reunite with her 'Fast & Furious' co-star Dwayne Johnson for action thriller 'Red Notice'.To be helmed by writer-director Rawson Marshall Thurber, the shooting of the film will begin in April 2019 in Europe, reports Deadline.The 'Wonder Woman' star will play the role of an Interpol agent who is after the most wanted art thief in the world.'Red Notice' is set for a June 12, 2020, release.
Bappi Lahiri says it is after a long time that he felt genuine fulfilment composing music for his upcoming film titled "Do Pal Pyar Ke".
"Red Sparrow" helmer Francis Lawrence has been tapped to direct the film adaptation of the book "Conspiracy: Peter Thiel, Hulk Hogan, Gawker, and the Anatomy of Intrigue". Oscar-winning scribe Charles Randolph will adapt the Ryan Holiday's novel, which was published in February this year, reported Variety. The film will detail the legal battle between the WWE wrestler Hulk Hogan; Gawker Media and its founder, Nick Denton, over a sex tape that the online media company published featuring the former WWE star. The lawsuit resulted in a USD 140 million judgment against Gawker and led to the outlet's subsequent bankruptcy. It was later revealed that billionaire Thiel secretly funded Hogan's lawsuit out of his personal anger towards Gawker for outing him. Hogan, Denton and Thiel, will all be characters in the movie and the makers are planning to cast Hollywood A-listers to these roles. Lawrence will also produce alongside Blackrock Productions' David A Neuman. "When I read Ryan's ...
Ben Affleck is set to collaborate with Gavin O'Connor for sports drama "The Has-Been". The 45-year-old actor will be seen essaying the role of a former basketball star who succumbs to substance abuse after he loses his wife, Deadline reported. In an offer to save his life, he turns to mentor an ethnically blended secondary school group. O'Connor, who previously directed Affleck in 2016's "The Accountant", is anticipated to helm the project. Warner Bros is trying to seal the deal on a spec script by Brad Ingelsby.
Actor-activist Rose McGowan has defended celebrated chef Anthony Bourdain's choice to commit suicide, saying taking one's life may be a horrible choice but it is a personal one. Bourdain, 61, died of suicide last week while he was in France filming an episode of his Emmy-winning CNN food and travel programme. In a letter by McGowan, who penned the lengthy note on behalf on the globetrotting chef-writer's girlfriend actor Asia Argento, the "Charmed" alum said people should not blame him or her friend for his suicide. "I know so many around the world thought of Anthony Bourdain as a friend and when a friend dies, it hurts... Many of these people who lost their 'friend' are wanting to lash out and blame. You must not sink to that level. Suicide is a horrible choice, but it is that person's choice," she writes. "Top Gun" star Val Kilmer had called Bourdain "selfish" for leaving his friends and fans alone in the world. Talking about Argento's relationship with the chef, the actor said it ..
Veteran filmmaker-actor Barbra Streisand believes it is still hard for women directors to survive in Hollywood. The 76-year-old actor, who made her directorial debut in 1983 with "Yentl" and also won the best director Golden Globe for it, said people in the film industry should let women take the lead more often. "In the acting world, female directors are having a hard time getting jobs. When I made 'Yentl', my first directorial job, it was like, 'You're going to direct it? You mean an actress can direct it? Actresses can be fiscally responsible for the budget?' "In other words, it was difficult. It's still a man's world, basically, in movies," Streisand said during a conversation with Jamie Foxx at Netflix FYSEE event for her special, "Barbra: The Music... the Mem'ries...the Magic". Mentioning several films, including "Yentl" and "Up the Sandbox", in which she plays headstrong women who desire more than they are allowed, the singer said the philosophy to always seek more was with her
The organisers of the annual Kochi-Muziris Biennale, an international exhibition of contemporary art, announced on Tuesday that some prominent names in the art world would participate in this year's edition.
Actor Vinit Kakar has wrapped up shooting for "Mahakali - Anth Hi Aarambh Hai". He will soon meet his family in Canada.
The makers have dropped a new poster of 'For Here Or To Go' and the lead actor, Ali Fazal, looks dashingly uncertain on it.The poster also gave out the release date of the film in India, July 06.The film is set against the backdrop of the 2008 recession and revolves around an Indian entrepreneur that struggles with American immigration system.Apart from the 'Fukrey' actor, the film also stars Melanie Chandra, Rajit Kapur, Amitosh Nagpal, and Omi Vaidya in pivotal roles.The dramedy is directed by Rucha Humnabadkar and written by Rishi Bhilawadikar.The film was released overseas in 2017 but July 06 will be the homecoming date for the critically acclaimed cinema.
The status quo of Diljit Dosanjh, who has become painfully uninspired with every film, is about to change with "Soorma".
After dubbing for the Hindi version of Disney.Pixar's "Incredibles 2", actress Kajol says she is willing to explore the world of the West and work in a Hollywood film.