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'Bigg Boss 15': Tejasswi Prakash on the radar of Gauahar Khan
She will give a task to the contestants to name the person who they believe won't make it to the top three. During the task, only Tejasswi gets called out by Gauahar. The celebrity guest asks Tejasswi to come on the dais along with Nishant Bhat and Rashami Desai. Now, Tejasswi has to choose the one among the two who she feels does not deserve to be in the competition.
‘Byah kar lijiye’: Salman Khan shies away as Amitabh Bachchan asks him to get married
TV anchor Manish Paul documented the whole Da-Bbang: The Tour Reloaded in Riyadh, headlined by Salman Khan, on his YouTube channel. In his vlog at a point of time, Amitabh Bachchan was invited on the stage by Manish Paul. Sunil Grover mimicked Amitabh and grilled Salman about getting married, Kaun Banega Crorepati-style. “Kya ho jaata hai shaadi ke naam se aapko? Byah kar lijiye.
'No big deal': Salman Khan family opens up on not getting invitation for Katrina and Vicky’s wedding
Going candid about the wedding of Katrina and Vicky, the Antrim actor said “For us, Katrina is a very dear friend and all of us wish her all the best. It’s the way she wants to decide her marriage and there is no big deal about it. I think everyone makes a very big deal. It’s her and Vicky’s big day and they need to have a good time, in whatever capacity, that’s about it.”
Aaron Eckhart signed up for action thriller 'The Bricklayer'
The film will be directed by Renny Harlin of ('Die Hard 2'; 'Cliffhanger') with screenplay by Hannah Weg ('Septembers of Shiraz') and Matt Johnson ('Into the Blue'), reports 'Deadline'.
The story will follow the life of a retired CIA operative, who is called on duty after an international conspiracy rattles the intelligence agency, which is blamed for the murders of international journalists.
'The King's Man' review : Robust narration and tone; will appeal to history buffs
'The King's Man' is an action-packed period drama filled with humour that is spectacularly and uniquely British. Based on a graphic novel developed by Mark Millar and Dave Gibbons, this is the third film of the franchise and a prequel to its earlier two films -- 'Kingsman: The Secret Service' (2015) and 'Kingsman: The Golden Circle' (2017).
Rohit Shetty set to make OTT debut with 'Mission Frontline'
Shetty will be seen in the show 'Mission Frontline', which peeps into the lives of armed forces posted on the borders. The show has earlier featured Rana Daggubatti and Sara Ali Khan. He will step into the shoes of a Special Operations Group soldier and experience how the unit lives and trains in the difficult places they are posted at. The show has been shot at locations in and around Srinagar.
On Army Day, Vivek Oberoi shares teaser of upcoming short film 'Verses of War'
Sharing a teaser from his upcoming short film 'Verses of War' on his social media handle, he said: "A poetic tribute to the Indian Army on the Indian Army Day. Presenting the teaser of 'Verses of War'. Releasing this Republic Day exclusively on #FilmsByFnPmedia #indianarmyday #indianarmy #jaihind".
Springsteen tops 'Rolling Stone' magazine's '10 Highest Paid Musicians' list
And the big winners were nearly all white and male, if one goes by a '10 Highest Paid Musicians' list published by 'Rolling Stone' magazine on Friday (US Time). Jay-Z, Kanye West and Taylor Swift are the three exceptions in the list that includes Paul Simon, Ryan Tedder, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Lindsey Buckingham, Motley Crue and Blake Shelton.
Critics Choice Awards to now take place on same day as BAFTAs
The final round of voting for this year's Critics Choice Awards will take place on March 9-11. Steven Spielberg's 'West Side Story' and Kenneth Branagh's 'Belfast' dominated this year's batch of nominees. In late December, the Critics Choice Association announced it would delay its 2022 awards ceremony because of concerns over the surge in Covid-19 cases and the Omicron variant. The event was originally set to take place on January 9.
Actress-comedian Rebel Wilson to host BAFTAs on March 13
The Australian actress, who has been living and working in Hollywood for more than a decade, "stole the show" at the 2020 BAFTAs, recalls 'Variety'. In her "a gag-filled speech" while presenting the award for best director, she managed to mention Prince Harry, Prince Andrew, coronavirus (then still but a conceptual threat), the lack of swag bags, 'Cats' (in which she had starred) and the absence of women nominated for best director.
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