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Ileana D'Cruz: Choosing acting career was by accident

Actress Ileana D'Cruz says choosing acting as a career was by accident, adding that she wanted to explore singing as a profession.

Rakesh Bedi, Manoj Joshi, Virendra Saxena team up for web series

Veteran actors Rakesh Bedi, Manoj Joshi and Virendra Saxena are coming together for a web series titled "FATHERS Vol.2".

Charlize Theron enjoys sushi outing

Actress Charlize Theron, who is being showered with praise for the new film "Bombshell", took time off for a sushi outing in West Hollywood.

Jenifer Aniston, Reese Witherspoon re-enact 'Friends' episode

Actresses Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon re-enacted an episode from the hit sitcom "Friends", which celebrated its 25th anniversary last month.

Isla Fisher goes to market without make-up

Actress Isla Fisher went for a make-up free look for a trip to a market here.

Ranveer takes time management tips from Deepika

Actor Ranveer Singh has said that he is taking tips on time management from his wife, actress Deepika Padukone, because she is a master at managing her work and personal life.

PM Modi to Bollywood: Create films on Gandhi and Gandhism

Prime Minister Narendra Modi interacted with members of the film industry on Saturday in the Capital, and several of Bollywood's top stars were present at the event.

When Ban Ki-moon asked Anupam Kher for signed autobiography

Anupam Kher is thrilled because former UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon asked him to sign on the Indian actor's autobiography.

Dia Mirza: Wanted to work with Anubhav Sinha after watching 'Mulk', 'Article 15'

Actress Dia Mirza, who will be seen in Anubhav Sinha's next film "Thappad", says she wanted to work with the filmmaker once again after watching his critically-acclaimed and commercially-successful films "Mulk" and "Article 15". The actress has featured w

Manjari Fadnnis: Failure has taught me balance

Actress Manjari Fadnnis has seen highs and lows professionally. She says failure has taught her some important lessons.

Netflix's new Japanese film is a magnificent mess

For the want of a better way to describe this repugnant revolting piece of hedonistic art , I'd say "The Forest Of Love" is a monstrous epic. Those familiar with the director's deranged filthy overview of suburban life the inexcusable excesses of "The Forest Of Love" come as no shock. For the uninitiated this film is enough to put you off Japanese cinema for at least five years. Not to mention the serial-killer genre for a lifetime.

John Cho's on-set injury halts 'Cowboy Bebop' production

Actor John Cho sustained a knee injury on the set of the live-action Netflix series "Cowboy Bebop" while filming in New Zealand in October, leading to a seven to nine month break in production.

Kelly Clarkson sings duet with Cyndi Lauper

Singer Kelly Clarkson performed "True colors" as a duet with "Girls just want to have fun" hitmaker Cyndi Lauper. It was like a "dream come true" for former "American Idol" winner Clarkson.

Dr. Zeus slams â€˜Balaâ€™ makers for using his hits â€˜Dont be shyâ€™, 'Kangna'

Punjabi music sensation Dr. Zeus has slammed the makers of the upcoming film "Bala" for using his songs "Dont be shy" and "Kangna" without giving him due credit.

Jim Carrey, Ginger Gonzaga call it quits

Actor Jim Carrey and his "Kidding" co-star Ginger Gonzaga have reportedly split after dating for a few months.

Eva Mendes: Motherhood is a job

Actress Eva Mendes says motherhood is like a "job", because she has to use the same skills as a chauffeur, chef, and personal assistant.

Dia Mirza: 'Rehnaa Hai Terre Dil Mein' was ahead of its time

Former beauty queen Dia Mirza made her Bollywood acting debut with "Rehnaa Hai Terre Dil Mein" 18 years ago. Remembering the film fondly, she says the romantic drama was ahead of its time.

Vikramjeet Virk: Privilege to debut in a Karan Johar film

After making his presence felt in the south Indian film industry, actor Vikramjeet Virk is all set to make his Bollywood debut in the Karan Johar-produced "Drive". The actor considers it to be an absolute privilege.