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The magical Joy Michael (Tribute)
I must have been all of 14 when Mrs Joy Michael, who died on Friday night, joined our all-girls school, St Thomas, as the principal in the 1970s. Like typical giggly school girls of that age, we could only gape at her in wonder: She was this smiling happy person who threw back her head and laughed, she wore her hair in a stylish short cut and elegant handloom saris, wore lipstick and a very lingering perfume -- in fact we could virtually smell her scent long after she had gone elsewhere.
Rahul Roy excited about Bollywood comeback
Actor Rahul Roy, who starred in the original "Aashiqui", is looking forward to his return to the big screen with "Welcome To Russia".
Taimur was to be named 'Faiz', says Kareena (Lead, Correcting headline)
Bollywood actress Kareena Kapoor Khan says her son, who has become a sensation on the internet not only because of his adorable look but his name 'Taimur', was initially to be named 'Faiz'.
Amruta Khanvilkar finds Manoj Bajpayee kind, comforting
Actress Amruta Khanvilkar, who has landed a role in a Manoj Bajpayee-starrer film, finds him kind and says she is excited about discovering him as a co-star gradually.
'Fukrey' actors team up again
After "Fukrey" and "Fukrey Returns", actors Pulkit Samrat, Varun Sharma and Manjot Singh have teamed up for a television commercial which brings alive the 'bromance between them.
In Hollywood, you're hired if you don't ask questions: Sarandon
Oscar winner Susan Sarandon took a dig at Hollywood and said that not asking questions leads to getting hired in the industry.
Kunal Jaisingh believes in staying grounded
Actor Kunal Jaisingh of "Ishqbaaaz" fame says success shouldn't go to your head.
Gal Gadot decodes feminism
"Wonder Woman" star Gal Gadot, who hails from Israel, has called for equal pay and opportunities for women in Hollywood after a year dominated by sexual harassment scandals.
How two recent brutal roles made actresses shine (Column: Bollywood Spotlight)
Last week, the female leads in both the releases were subjected to sadism and forced self-flagellation by what one can refer to as a stern fallback to sexism -- the male gaze.
S.Korean actor found dead after sexual assault allegations
South Korean actor Jo Min-ki, who had been accused of sexually assaulting at least eight women and was due to be questioned by police next week, was found dead in the basement of his residence here on Friday.
Jennifer Hudson keeps Oscar in 'special award wall'
Actress-and-singer Jennifer Hudson keeps her Oscar statuette in a special award wall because she doesn't want "dirty hands" to touch it.
Adah Sharma happy to make singing debut with Tamil film
Actress Adah Sharma is making her acting and singing debut in Tamil with Prabhudheva's "Charlie Chaplin 2".
Patty Jenkins casts Kristen Wigg for 'Wonder Woman 2'
Actress-comedian Kristen Wiig has landed a role in Patty Jenkins' "Wonder Woman 2" and will be playing the villain in it.
Colin Firth, wife had briefly split up in 2015
Actor Colin Firth and his wife Livia Giuggioli have announced that they briefly split in 2015 after her alleged stalker claimed they had had an affair.
Omi's 'Cheerleader' to get Indian version
Filmmaker Shekhar Kapur and actress-singer Suchitra Krishnamoorthi's daughter Kaveri Kapur will produce a cover version of Jamaican singer Omi's hit song "Cheerleader".
Nepotism does not exist, says Kareena
Bollywood actress Kareena Kapoor Khan, the grandchild of legendary actor-filmmaker Raj Kapoor, says nepotism does not exist in the Indian film industry.
Olivia Munn denies dating Justin Theroux
American actress Olivia Munn says she is not dating Jennifer Aniston's estranged husband Justin Theroux.
Tiger Shroff is a complete hero: Ahmed Khan
Tiger Shroff is a complete hero, says choreographer-turned-filmmaker Ahmed Khan, who has helmed the actor's forthcoming film "Baaghi 2".
Emma Watson dating Chord Overstreet 'for a while'
Actress Emma Watson has reportedly been dating actor Chord Overstreet "for a little while".
Kapoor bahus do not work in films is a myth: Karishma
Bollywood actress Karishma Kapoor says people have a misconception that the Kapoor family is too traditional to allow their daughters-in-law to work in films.