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Surabhi Das, who plays the character of Sita’s younger sister, Shrutakirti, in Nitesh Tiwari’s Ramayana has been hogging the limelight for being a part of
Shah Rukh Khan recently attended the launch of high-end penthouses in Dubai named after him and designed by his wife Gauri Khan.
Manoj Bajpayee has hit out at the censor board’s handling of his film ‘Gajab Raat’, saying artistic freedom is being traded away because people are too
Esha Deol has spoken about the ‘snobbish’ image that followed her in the early years of her career, saying it ended up helping her.
‘Ramayana: Rise Of A Legend’, which arrived in theatres on November 5, has maintained a strong hold at the box office, with audience appreciation and the
India should use the declared defeat of Maoism to review deployments and strengthen external deterrence.
Angelina Jolie appears to be ready to leave Los Angeles behind and begin a new chapter on the East Coast.
Newly convicted rapist and longtime creep Russell Brand is finally behind bars in the United Kingdom. But considering his years of unsettling sexploits – alleged and self-confessed – and more reported accusers stacking up like firewood, you must wonder: What took them so long to nail him?
Princes William and George travelled to see a football match between Barcelona and their beloved Aston Villa. But there is something about the situation that sends a shiver down my spine.
Randall England, who played the memorable General Hospital villain Jack Slater during the mid-1980s, died September 25 of esophageal cancer in Los Angeles.
Anthony Clark, who started as a stand-up comedian and later became the star of CBS Yes, Dear, died yesterday according to a post from co-star Mike O'Malley.
Dan Hicks, the sportscaster who long served as the voice of NBC Sports, died Wednesday, November 11, in Connecticut of an acute illness. He was 64.