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After 21 long years, veteran BBC presenter Andrew Marr moves on
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The veteran hosted the 'Andrew Marr Show' on BBC One, which was a mainstay political programme telecasted on Sunday mornings. He further revealed that he will be joining media org Global and continue to present and write for various programs as well as newspapers. In addition to this, Marr disclosed that he will also write a regular column for the LBC website.
Movie Review: 'Spencer' is more impressive than 'Diana' of 2013
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Set in 1991, 'Spencer' is a haunting reimagining of the tense three-day Christmas weekend in the life of Princess Diana which she spent with the royal family at the Sandringham Estate, a preposterously large six-storey country mansion that stands on 20,000 acres off the Norfolk Coast.
Sushmita Sen flaunts her new look on 46th birthday, says she went under surgery
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Sushmita took to Instagram and shared a picture of herself, in silhouette, against a cloudy backdrop. “A BIG ‘Thank you to all of you super generous and loving souls… unending showering of good wishes and blessings coming my way…making this birthday yet another one to be cherished! I feel reborn this birthday in more ways than I can describe in words,” she began her note.
Kartik Aryan finally breaks silence on his exit from Karan Johar’s Dostana 2
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Recently, Kartik Aryan opened up about how his surprising departure from the movie affected his family. Stating the reports of him getting replaced, Kartik said that he belongs to the industry and his work is the only thing that matters to him but incidents like this make his family worry about him. Kartik concluded by stating that his work will speak volumes and that if he ever falls short on that front, he will try to improve.
Weekend on 'Bigg Boss 15': John Abraham, Divya Khosla Kumar, 'Antim' cast
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The upcoming episode will also see Karan Kundrra feeling betrayed as Tejasswi Prakash and Vishal Kotian appear to be coming closer to each other. Karan is seen getting jealous and upset as well. And when he discusses his predicament with Umar Riaz, Karan is told that Tejasswi is just playing a game. Umar advises him to talk to Tejasswi and resolve the matter.
Jamie Dornan met Marvel's Kevin Feige to discuss superhero dream
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He told the New York Times newspaper: "I'm more ambitious than I've ever let on before. It's like a necessity to deliver and provide, very caveman-esque: I must succeed for these precious little people. Also, since my dad died, it's lit this extra fire within me, this extra burner of wanting to succeed."
James Blunt calls in expert help to deal with ghosts!
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An insider told The Sun newspaper's Bizarre column: "James and his team at the Fox & Pheasant called in specialists to have a look at their resident ghoul. As well as solving their problem, they all had a laugh and some of it was filmed for a new project that James is working on."
52nd IFFI, to be held in hybrid format, will screen first Dimasa film
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Addressing a press conference jointly with Entertainment Society of Goa (ESG) Vice Chairman Subhash Phal Dessai and CEO Tariq Thomas, Prasad said the 52nd IFFI will feature 148 films from 73 countries in the International Section and will have 12 world premieres.
'The Big Picture': Ranveer Singh wants to play 'Naagraj', performs 'Naagin' dance for Ekta Kapoor, Mouni Roy
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Ekta and Mouni are appearing as a special guest in the visual-based quiz show which is hosted by Ranveer Singh. Talking about her show 'Naagin', Ranveer asks Ekta why she hasn't made any show focusing on male snakes! "I never see any handsome snakes around." She responded. Ranveer also  came forward for the role of 'Naagraj' right there on the stage just to have some fun.
OTT platforms to make debut at 52nd edition of IFFI: Official
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The festival will screen 148 films from 73 countries in the festival's international section, while the 12 world premieres, 26 Asia premieres will also be screened at the event, festival director Chaitanya Prasad said. "For the first time in the history of IFFI, we have major OTT platforms like Netflix, Amazon, Zee 5 and Viacom participating in the festival, with releases, masterclasses and more," Prasad said.
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