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Alluri to perform live at Tallinn Music Week
Indian indie Telugu rock artist Alluri will be performing live at Tallinn Music Week (TMW) in Estonia on Saturday.
Punjabi remake of 'Singham' to release in 2019
"Singham", which was first made in the southern film industry, followed by Bollywood, is now set to get a Punjabi remake with Parmish Verma in the lead role. It will release next year.
Channing, Jenna split after nine years
Actor Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan, who have been married for nine years, announced their split in a joint statement on Tuesday.
I channelise my emotions, energy into my work: Rani Mukerji
Her daughter's birth gave her immense joy. And her father's death left her with "extreme pain". Bollywood actress Rani Mukerji says she channelises all her emotions and energy into her work.
Israeli artiste to host music fest in Israel, India
Israeli electronic artiste Hod Moshonov, also known by his stage name BEMET, says he is working on a music festival that is expected to take place in Tel Aviv or Indian cities like Delhi or Mumbai next year.
Millie Bobby Brown gets almost $3 mn raise for 'Stranger Things'
Actress Millie Bobby Brown is reportedly getting an almost $ 3 million raise in her salary for the third season of "Stranger Things".
Telugu film 'C/o Kancharapalem' selected for New York Indian Film Festival
Telugu film "C/o Kancharapalem" has been selected for screening at the forthcoming 18th edition of the New York Indian Film Festival 2018 (NYIFF).
Hollywood's bridal wear designer Amsale Aberra dead
Ethiopian-born bridal and evening wear designer Amsale Aberra, who created wedding gowns for actresses like Halle Berry, Heidi Klum, Salma Hayek, Vivica Fox, Gayle King and Bethenny Frankel, died on Tuesday. She was 64.
Big B records song of '102 Not Out' despite 'medical procedures'
Megastar Amitabh Bachchan recorded a song for his upcoming film "102 Not Out" despite "medical procedures". The 75-year-old actor took to Twitter and his official blog to share the pictures from the recording studio. "The world of music knows no boundaries and no rest. Despite late hours and medical procedures. 102NotOut there is an additional song now. I mean, how can production push a non-singer to these limits.... BAADDUUMMBAAAA," Bachchan tweeted. On his blog the actor said music for him is "the essence of life". "Music... the softness of life, the luminosity in the dark caverns, the quintessence and embodiment epitomising 'that strain again ..', pulling at imagined threads that intertwine every pore," he wrote. Billed as the most unusual father-son story, "102 Not Out" is based on playwright Saumya Joshi's popular Gujarati play of the same name. Umesh Shukla has helmed the project, which also stars Rishi Kapoor. The film features Bachchan as a 102-year-old man and Kapoor will ...
Big B sings despite medical procedures
Megastar star Amitabh Bachchan has sung another song for his forthcoming film "102 Not Out" despite medical procedures.
I'm good: Ranveer on shoulder injury
Actor Ranveer Singh, who is suffering from a labral tear in his left shoulder, says he is doing good and intends to come back stronger.
Motherhood changed me: Emily Blunt
Actor Emily Blunt says having kids completely changed her as a person. The 35-year-old actor, who has daughters Hazel, four, and Violet, 20 months, with husband John Krasinski, said she has become more ''capable'' than ever, reported Contactmusic. ''(Being a mum) changes your world completely. You become a different person, because you look at your choices from a different perspective. 'Whenever I'm considering a project, I always think how it's going to affect the lives of my daughters. You learn that you're actually more capable than ever," Blunt told Look magazine. The actor will next be seen starring opposite her spouse in horror film "A Quiet Place", but it is not a movie she wants her kids to see. "I think I'd prefer them to watch me in 'Mary Poppins Returns'. That's the kind of film, right now, that I'm so proud my children will be able to watch me in," she added.
Mike Shinoda clueless about Linkin Park's future
Linkin Park co-founder Mike Shinoda has said he does not have any idea about what the future holds for the band after the death of front man Chester Bennington, who tragically took his own life in July aged 41. The rock star had previously insisted the group would continue together but he has now revealed he does not have an ''answer'' to fans asking about their new music. ''I'm unable to say what will happen with the band. There's really just no answer, and it's funny because if I even say anything about the band's future, that becomes the headline, which is stupid because the answer is there is no answer. ''Fans think they want to know what the future is: Believe me, I want to know what the answer is. But there just isn't one," Shinoda told Vulture magazine. It was recently announced that the 40-year-old musician will be releasing his new music and performing tracks from his recent EP "Post Traumatic" as he makes his first solo appearance at Reading and Leeds Festivals.
Tracy Morgan joins 'What Men Want' cast
Comedian Tracy Morgan is set to star along side Taraji P Henson in "What Men Want". Adam Shankman is directing the film, which is inspired by Nancy Meyers' 2000 rom-com, "What Women Want," reported Variety. Will Packer and James Lopez are producing and Shankman executive producing the project. The original featured Mel Gibson as a marketing executive who suddenly has the ability to hear what women are thinking after a freak accident. In the remake, the roles are reversed, with Henson playing sports agent who has been constantly boxed out by her male colleagues. When she gains the power to hear men's thoughts, she is able to shift the paradigm to her advantage as she races to sign the NBA's next superstar. The movie is scheduled to release on January 11, 2019.
Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan 'lovingly' part ways
Hollywood actors Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan have announced their separation almost after nine years of marriage.The couple broke the news of their break-up through a joint statement, which they posted on Instagram.The statement read, "We have lovingly chosen to separate as a couple. We have lovingly chosen to separate as a couple. We fell deeply in love so many years ago and have had a magical journey together. Absolutely nothing has changed about how much we love one another, but love is a beautiful adventure that is taking us on different paths for now. There are no secrets nor salacious events at the root of our decision-just two best-friends realizing it's time to take some space and help each other live the most joyous, fulfilled lives as possible".The couple has been together since 2006, when they met on the sets of film 'Step Up', according to the Vogue.The 'Magic Mike' actor and '10 Years' actress have a four-year-old daughter together, named Everly. Speaking on the ...
'Supernatural' picked up for season 14
Actors Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki will continue their "family business" as the Winchester brothers, who save people and hunt things, on the long-running show "Supernatural".
4-day theatre festival concludes in Kashmir
After garnering good response from theatre lovers, the four-day theatre festival concluded in Kashmir valley on Tuesday.The purpose of the festival was to revive theatre activities, language and provide specific platform to the young artists of the valley.The festival namely 'Kashmir Natya Mahotsav' was organized by north zone cultural center (NZCC) Patiala Ministry of Culture Government of India in collaboration with the authorities of Shri Pratap Singh College, Srinagar.During the festival nine plays were performed which was appreciated by the audience. They also hailed the initiative taken by NZCC and expressed their desire to see more such event in the valley.Theatre, which is one of the important parts of Kashmir valley, earlier played tremendous role to highlight all the social issues in the valley.However, theatre hit badly and lost its glory at large scale due to insurgency in 90s.So for the revival of theatre, number of theatre experts have been organising different festivals
Rohit Bakshi finds 'Shaktipeeth...' role challenging
Actor Rohit Bakshi says essaying the role of Bhairav in "Shaktipeeth Ke Bhairav" is challenging as well as exciting.
Astronomers capture most distant star ever seen
American astronomers have captured the most distant normal star ever observed, some 9 billion light years from Earth, thanks to a rare cosmic alignment.
Dhoni, Pankaj Advani presented Padma Bhushan at Rashtrapati Bhavan ceremony
Former India cricket captain M S Dhoni, ace cueist Pankaj Advani and actor Manoj Joshi were among several noted personalities who received the Padma awards from President Ram Nath Kovind at a ceremony here today. Dressed in an Army uniform, Dhoni marched to the dais to receive Padma Bhushan from the president amid a huge round of applause from the audience. Dhoni was conferred with the honorary rank of Lieutenant Colonel by the Indian territorial Army in 2011. Besides Dhoni and Advani, folk artist Sharda Sinha, contemporary Indian artist Laxman Pai and former Ambassador of Russia to India, Alexander Kadakin (posthumously), were also presented with the Padma Bhushan, the country's third-highest civilian award after Bharat Ratna and Padma Vibhushan, by Kovind. The president presented five Padma Bhushan and 38 Padma Shri awards at the civil investiture ceremony held at the Durbar Hall of the Rashtrapati Bhavan. Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Home Minister .