ENTERTAINMENT

Domestic violence case against Karan Mehra
IANS -
According to the complaint filed on June 25, Nisha has made allegations not just against Karan but also on his family members Kunal Mehra, Bela Mehra and Ajay Mehra. Apart from an allegation of violence against Nisha, the complaint states Karan withdrew over Rs 1 crore from her bank account.
Ed Sheeran's life changed after he became a father
IANS -
"My lifestyle has completely shifted. Instead of going to bed at 6am, I'm getting up at 6am and earlier than that," Sheeran said on "New Music Daily", hosted by Zane Lowe. "I used to do everything to excess, like real excess. I would go to a restaurant and be like, 'Oh, I like the look of that. And like the look of that. And like, I'll just, I'll eat all of that'. I loved drinking everything in sight and all the other stuff," he recalled.
Asha Bhosle remembers R D Burman on his birth anniversary: Thank you for the music
IANS -
Bhosle shared a throwback black and white photograph of herself posing together with Burman on Instagram and wrote: "Thank you for the music (not just from me but also the millions of hearts that beat to your madness). Happy birthday Pancham." Earlier in the day, several Bollywood celebrities took to social media to remember R D Burman and his music on his birth anniversary.
Armaan Malik: It's a miracle that we are able to function during these times
IANS -
The singer expressed that the pandemic has been mentally and physically exhausting. "It's a miracle that we are able to function during these times. The pandemic has been mentally and physically exhausting. I am so damn proud of you, me & everybody here," Armaan tweeted on Sunday.
Ankita Lokhande on Bigg Boss: The rumours of my participation are baseless
IANS -
"It has come to my notice that certain sections of the media have been speculating that I will be participating in Bigg Boss this year. I would like them and everyone at large to know and make a note that I am not going to be a part of the show. The rumours of my participation are baseless. People have been too quick to send me their hatred for something I am not even a part of," reads Ankita's statement.
Bollywood remembers legendary musician R D Burman on his birth anniversary
IANS -
Taking to Twitter, playback legend Lata Mangeshkar wrote in Hindi, "R D Burman ko kaun nahi jaanta. Wo janam se rajputra tha aur sangeet ka wo raja tha. Aaj uski jayanti hai. Main uski yaad ko aur uske sangeet ko vinamra abhivadan karti hun. (Who does not know R D Burman. He was a prince by birth and the king of music. Today is his birth anniversary. I pay my humble tribute to his memories and music.)"
Shreya Ghoshal shares happy memory from her pregnancy days
IANS -
Shreya shared a photo on Instagram, where she can be seen bathing in a swimming pool. "A happy moment. This was in February when I was floating in this pool and Devyaan was floating in me," the singer captioned. Shreya and her husband Shiladitya Mukhopadhyaya were blessed with their first child Devyaan on May 22.
Vicky sprinkles monochrome magic with gym picture
IANS -
Vicky posted a picture on his Instagram story, where he is seen sitting on a bench. He's dressed in a sleeveless hoodie paired with shorts. The actor is looking down and in the background a stack of dumbbells can be seen. Recently, Vicky shared a video of hiz learning Ginga Capoeira from his trainer.
Rashmika Mandanna warns fan who turned up at her home to meet her
IANS -
The actress, who shifted to her new Mumbai pad just a few days ago, took to Twitter on Sunday to mildly warn the fan who has "travelled super far" to meet her, requesting him/her not to do this and instead connect with her on social media. On the work front, Rashmika is all set to make her Bollywood debut with the upcoming spy thriller film "Mission Majnu".
Quentin Tarantino talks plans for final movie before retirement
IANS -
Tarantino was asked about his decision during an appearance on "Real Time With Bill Maher" and confirmed he's still bowing out to focus on writing, reports aceshowbiz.com. He said: "I know film history and from here on in, filmmakers do not get better. Don Siegel - if he had quit his career in 1979, when he did 'Escape from Alcatraz', what a final film! What a mic drop. But he dribbles away with two more other ones."
Advertisement