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Tom Holland says new 'Spider-Man' movie meetings on hold due to writers' strike
At the premiere of his new Apple TV+ show 'The Crowded Room' in New York City, Holland said that though he can't share too much, he has "been having meetings" about the next chapter in the Marvel franchise, reports 'Variety'.
'Zara Hatke Zara Bachke': Unique take on love, marriage & relationships
As a director, Laxman Utekar is known for creating his own universe, which invariably seems like a messy but lovable household with needy, wanting and fun characters, who at times are muddled, chaotic and sometimes outright elementary, but just when you're about to find some sort of order, the simple actions begin to have devastating results.
Kashmir's rising star: Muteena Rajput makes waves in Bollywood
From small-scale businesses to startups, acting, modelling and entrepreneurship, these women are seizing the opportunities and making a mark in a rapidly-changing landscape. In the wake of the abrogation of Article 370, which granted a special status to the region, Kashmiri women are venturing into Mumbai, the heart of the Hindi film industry, known as Bollywood, to try their luck in acting.
Naseeruddin Shah didn't find 'Jaane Bhi Do Yaaro' funny while filming it
Naseeruddin told Film Companion: "After the age of 50, I've started getting more interesting parts than I got as a young man. Some really challenging parts I've received in the second phase of my career. Participating in a project, which I'm gonna enjoy, is what drives me. If I feel, I'm gonna have fun doing this, I do it. These days I prefer to play cameos because I'm kind of tired after almost 50 years of acting in cinema."
Parineeti Chopra gives her own spin to Abida Parveen's 'Tu Jhoom'
Parineeti shared a clip on Instagram, where she sang 'Tu Jhoom', which originally came out in 2022 from Coke Studio season 14. In the monochrome video, Parineeti is seen dressed in a black tank top and white pants. She is seen sitting on the floor inside a studio and singing.
Samantha shares pic with Vijay Deverakonda, points to their steady friendship
Samantha Ruth Prabhu took to her Instagram and shared a sweet picture of the duo. While expressing the love for her bond of friendship with Vijay, Samantha wrote in the caption: "Sees you at your best, sees you at your worst. Sees you come last, sees you come first. Sees your lows, sees your highs. Some friends gently standby. What a year it has been!! #Kushi."
WATCH | Sara 'scolded' mum Amrita Singh for buying a towel for Rs 1600, reveals Vicky
Vicky and Sara will be seen on 'The Kapil Sharma Show' promoting there upcoming film 'Zara Hatke Zara Bachke.' He reveals: "During the shoot of this film on one day, I witnessed Sara scolding Amrita Ma'am. I wondered what happened, so I asked her if everything was alright. She replied, 'no yaar, my mom bought a towel worth 1600 Rupees."
Bruce Springsteen falls on stage in Amsterdam during world tour
The iconic singer, 73, took a tumble as he tried to walk up the steps at his performance at the Johan Cruyff Arena. With his guitar around his neck, Bruce missed a step and landed awkwardly with the crowd gasping in shock, reports Mirror.co.uk.
Delhi HC restrains over 100 websites from streaming 'Spider-Man: Across The SpiderVerse'
Justice C. Hari Shankar was hearing Sony Pictures Animation Inc's suit contending that it is the copyright holder of the movie. The court said: "Defendants 1 to 101 (rogue websites), as well as all others acting on their behalf, are restrained from posting, streaming, reproducing, distributing or making available to the public
Sonakshi reveals her favourite scene from 'Dahaad': 'It was empowering as an actor'
Speaking about her favourite scene from the series, Sonakshi said: "My favourite scene is the one where we go to raid Anand's father's house and he does not let Anjali enter because he says that she's from a lower caste and he won't allow such people into the house. The way that scene was written - the dialogue was so powerful, it was really moving. It was really empowering for me as an actor to be able to say those lines and stand up for myself."
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