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Miss Money Bags: Rihanna opens up about becoming a billionaire
In an interview with The New York Times, the singer and businesswoman commented on her new financial status, explaining that she's still getting used to it, reports Complex.com. "It's tricky because it's hard to even accept that's where you're at because I know where I've come from," she said.
BTS urge fans: 'We hope many people get vaccinated'
On Friday, the K-pop supergroup sat down on Good Morning America alongside South Korean President Moon Jae-in to reflect on their history-making performance of 'Permission to Dance' at the UNGA, discuss their plans for touring, and their thoughts on Covid-19. "Since BTS represent the younger generation and many people relate to them, I believe they can spread awareness and empathy," President Moon said.
Eminem launches Mom's Spaghetti restaurant in Detroit inspired by song lyrics
The Stans know all too well Mom's Spaghetti's usual spot (on Slim Shady's sweater) based on the lyric from Slim Shady's 2002 Billboard Hot 100 No. 1 hit 'Lose Yourself' when he raps, "His palms are sweaty, knees weak, arms are heavy/ There's vomit on his sweater already, mom's spaghetti." Now, it's officially going to be located on 2131 Woodward Ave. in Detroit, where the grand opening will be held on September 29.
Language of Love: Mohit Raina learnt French for 'Shiddat' role
Mohit said: "What we do for a character, the character does for us. For 'Shiddat', I knew I had to look, feel and sound like a seasoned resident of Paris." He added: "I wanted to get everything right, be it the accent or the enunciation, because in the end, as an artiste my job is to take the audience on a convincing journey". 'Shiddat' also stars Sunny Kaushal, Radhika Madan and Diana Penty.
Avi Adir, Karsh Kale recreate Hebrew hymn in 'Sounds of Society'
'Adom Olam' in Hebrew means 'Eternal Master'. This song is an ancient Hebrew hymn, re-imagined by Adir, who together with Kale have explored the idea of silence in spirituality. Talking about the same, Avi Adir shared: "While we are awake, and in an intention to create, then we have the space. And this space is part of the music, as breath is part of life."
Juhi Chawla recalls nearly getting a 'thappad' from Farah Khan!
Juhi said this on the sets of 'Zee Comedy Show' where she will feature as a special guest this weekend. Farah plays the role of the 'Laughing Buddha' on the show. Talking about the same, Juhi said: "I have seen Zee Comedy Show earlier as well and I've seen how Farah very sweetly gives all the comedians a Faratedaar Thappa, but when we used to work with her, we would nearly get a 'thappad'."
Ellie Goulding feared she'd die during severe panic attack
Goulding said: "I was on a train, going to my friend's dad's funeral, sadly, and I was going back through where I grew up and I remembered the old person that I was and it hadn't caught up with this new person that I was trying to make myself as a recording artiste, and I think it just completely crashed." The 'Love me like you do' hitmaker added: "I was like, 'Is this death? Is this dying?', because that's how severe it was as a physical reaction."
Neha Kakkar, Farhan Sabri create new fusion song 'Bol Kaffara Kya Hoga'
'Bol Kaffara Kya Hoga' has the original vocals of Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan from 'Dulhe Ka Sehra'. Talking about the song, Neha said, "It makes me immensely happy to have sung a fusion of such iconic songs rendered by amazing artists of the music space. My love and gratitude for presenting me with an opportunity and the creative freedom to reimagine it. I hope the listeners will love it as much as I loved singing it."
Hema Malini recalls picturisation of 'Zindagi Ek Safar Hai Suhana' with Rajesh Khanna
Among all those performances, it is contestant Florina and her guru Tushar Shetty who amazed Hema Malini most with their dance moves. They perform on 'Zindagi ek safar hai suhana' from the 1971 film 'Andaz' starring Shammi Kapoor and Rajesh Khanna with her. Hema Malini also tries to match Florina's dancing steps.
Actress Ihana Dhillon recuperating well after serious accident
Ihana said: "I am very grateful to the Almighty for saving me. It was a devastating accident and it could have been a lot worse. The people that I have around me are incredible and each day felt like a blessing."
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