This is when Darsheel decided to give it a try. During the same class, Amole Gupte spotted him and he asked him to give an audition.

Rest is history. His mom had given strict instructions that Darsheel had to continue his studies during shooting.

The post-production head Sunita was in-charge of looking after his studies on the sets. Aamir also gave a few lessons in English grammar.

Aamir also gifted him an X-box 360 on his birthday. Darsheel found the shootin a tiring experience and lost over two kilos.

Does he want to be an actor when he grows up? Not really. He would rather join the family’s jewelry business.

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9 million. Pattinson, 25, and Stewart, 21, were believed to be paying USD 22,500 per month to stay in the four bedroom, four bathroom property, reported TMZ online.

The home features a high wood ceilings and hardwood floors, a spa, pool and a gazebo as well as a guest house with its own kitchen, living room, bedroom and bathroom. The couple, who play on-screen lovers Edward Cullen and Bella Swan in the vampire film franchise, have reportedly been renting another house together in Pattinson's native London, where Stewart has been based recently, filming Snow White and the Huntsman .

The flat they are renting together in the city's Notting Hill area is similarly luxurious, with an open plan kitchen and modern decor throughout, two bedrooms, an open plan living area and a large rooftop terrace, offering fantastic views over the city. Tweet (less)

"I still have Botox every four months, and that's it. I have it down the sides of my eyes - three injections on each side.

I'm not really wrinkly, anyway. I probably don't even need it.

I only do it because everyone else has it done. Botox isn't a big deal for me, it's like going shopping," she said.

The mother-of-three said that there is only one mirror in her house, in the bathroom, as she does not like the way she looks. "I cane my body like it's leather.

(I spend) 15 or 20 minutes, but my skin is quite hydrated and not as badly damaged as some people's. I don't even use the goggles," she said.

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Aamir Khan's 3 Idiots collected Rs 5 crore across the border and the Shah Rukh Khan-starrer My Name Is Khan raked in Rs 5.25 crore.

The Salman Khan-starrer Bodyguard outdid them both by earning Rs 6 crore. Another Shah Rukh-starrer, Don 2, meanwhile, is expected to pull in Rs 7.

25 crore. In fact, some experts say Pakistan is now one of Bollywood's top five overseas markets and could soon rival the business done in Australia.

The ban on Indian films was lifted across the border in 2006, but things began really hotting up a year later. Riffat Siddiqi, a well-known distributor in Pakistan, said, "From the time the market opened up in 2007, Indian films became the source for rebuilding cinema in the country.

Within just four years, the entertainment business grew by 300% at the box office." Bollywood can't ignore Pakistan now as an overseas market.

Trade pundits said the business pattern in Pakistan is similar to that of the Punjab territory in India. When the ban was lifted, the John Abraham-starrer 'Goal' was the first new Indian release to open there in November 2007.

It released with seven prints, but within two years the print run of Hindi films multiplied thrice over. '3 Idiots', released in 2009, was shown on 22 screens.

'Don 2', released in 2011, had 38 screens. Currently, there are about 80 cinema halls there and trade pundits say another 20 could be added in two years.

About 50 Hindi films release in Pakistan now every year and the big ones have the ability to do business of US $1 million (Rs 4 crore to 5 crore) or more, said Pakistani sources. All the top Khan films are sold for $200,000 to $300,000 (Rs 1 crore to 1.

5 crore). Hrithik Roshan, Saif Ali Khan and Akshay Kumar films go for $75,000 to $150,000 (Rs 37.

5 lakh to 75 lakh), said experts. India-based Amrita Pandey, of UTV Motion Pictures, said, "I think the growth has been significant -- from no release before 2007 to now, where the box office gross for an average film is $400,000 (Rs 2 crore).

With 50 Hindi films releasing there every year, Pakistan figures in the top five of the international markets." Siddiqi added, "India has six territories and Pakistan has two, Sindh and Baluchistan is one and Punjab and Frontier the other.

The growth of cinema at the moment remains in Sindh and Punjab only. Around 60% of the cinemas remain in Punjab, like in south India.

" Mahesh Ramanathan, of Reliance Entertainment, who takes the credit for tapping the Pakistan market, said that some frontier areas are now opening up. He said, "We have been at the forefront of the rapidly expanding market in Pakistan for Hindi films with '3 Idiots', 'Bodyguard' and 'Don 2' setting new marks there.

The screen count is set to increase in two to three years, he added, and "Pakistan can rival a major international market like Australia for Hindi films". Pakistan's film industry was able to release only 10 films last year, but there is a chance these numbers will go up.

Pakistani film producer Sevy Ali said, "The government has made it mandatory for every mall that is being built to have a multiplex, which will help the business of cinema grow. We only released 10 films last year, but this year there will be 20.

" Incidentally, late last year there were calls from within the Pakistani film industry and media to ban Indian films so that local efforts would get a boost. Indian film producers have to look for partners outside the country to get their films into Pakistan.

India-based Vikas Mohan, vice president of the Association of Motion Pictures and Television Programme Producers, said, "Production house are releasing their films through partners in Dubai or London. Pakistan is capable of being a territory that can generate a revenue of up to Rs 15 crore for any big film.

Unfortunately, there are still unresolved issues which deprive both sides from benefitting from the business of cinema." In the past year, the increase in multiplexes and introduction of digital cinema has boosted the business.

Nadeem Mandviwalla, of Mandviwalla Entertainment in Pakistan, said, "Digital cinema boosted the film exhibition business in Pakistan with the release of 'Ra-One' and 'Don 2'. 'Don 2's' opening week was better than other films with a business of nearly Rs 4 crore.

" Earlier, Indian films were sold in Pakistan for only a few lakhs, but now the price of big films has jumped by more than 40%. Pakistani film distributor Amjad Rashid, currently in India to buy films, said, "Today, the price for Salman Khan films is the highest in Pakistan.

Shah Rukh Khan's latest release, 'Don 2', has done record business at the box office. The buying of their films is likely to double this year.

" Bollywood's official foray into Pakistan may have been a recent occurrence, but despite the over 40-year ban, Bollywood, its icons, its music and its dancing have always remained an integral part of life in Pakistan. Yusra Askari, a mediaperson in Lahore, said, "Bollywood's impact appears everywhere, from the mainstay of a Pakistani wedding to street lingo.

" She added. "In the past decade, Bollywood-based artistic exchanges between India and Pakistan have initiated increased cultural interaction between the two countries.

Bollywood has not only gained a huge fan following in Pakistan, it has often attracted aspirants and sometimes even Pakistani cricketing icons try their luck at filmdom." Despite an increased cultural dialogue between Islamabad and Delhi, visas to travel to India may be still hard to come by for the average Pakistani, Askari added.

"Nevertheless, Pakistanis can always rely on Bollywood cinema to bring home a slice of Mumbai magic," she said. Currently about half-a-dozen actors and singers work in Bollywood films.

Rashid said, "We have only been importing films. It is high time we started exporting Pakistani television serials, which are very popular, and also the music, a high point of Pakistani culture.

I feel there is a need for India to do business with Pakistan and there should be relaxations in granting visas to artistes." Filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt, considered a cultural ambassador, added, "There is abundant talent in Pakistan crying to be discovered.

Indian cinema is moving from strength to strength. We can add new colour to our products by taking fresh talent from Pakistan.

We both stand to benefit if we partner one another and make a co-production." But there is also an opinion that the presence of Pakistani artistes won't really help a film.

Producer Ali said, "Pakistanis want to see the Khans or maybe an Akshay Kumar or Hrithik Roshan. A Pakistani actor is a novelty in India, not in Pakistan.

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The reception is supposed to take place in Jamshedpur on October 9. However, neither Imtiaz nor his parents are keen on turning this into a big Bollywood bash.

The reception will be an extremely private affair and reserved only for close friends and family members. Says Mansoor Ali , Imtiaz's father, "It's an arranged marriage.

The wedding took place in Srinagar. My daughter-in-law's name is Mahid Ayesha Ali.

Her father's name is Bilal Ameen Bhatt. Mahid has done her MBA from London .

" Imtiaz, of course, was in Srinagar to attend the wedding. Contrary to reports in the media, Ranbir Kapoor didn't make it to Srinagar.

"Ranbir couldn't attend the wedding because he was busy with a shoot. But Rishi Kapoor had gone down to Srinagar for my son's wedding," Mansoor adds.

The reception in Jamshedpur will be a very private affair with members from both the bride and the groom's family attending it. It will be held on the Beldih church grounds at Kadma.

Imitiaz is expected to arrive in Jamshedpur on the day of the reception. Ask Mansoor why he has avoided Bollywood presence at the reception and he says, "Jamshedpur doesn't have any flight connectivity.

People have to travel long distance from Ranchi and the condition of the roads is too bad. Besides, we are all very private people and don't want to turn this into a big social event.

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"I still have Botox every four months, and that's it. I have it down the sides of my eyes - three injections on each side.

I'm not really wrinkly, anyway. I probably don't even need it.

I only do it because everyone else has it done. Botox isn't a big deal for me, it's like going shopping," she said.

The mother-of-three said that there is only one mirror in her house, in the bathroom, as she does not like the way she looks. "I cane my body like it's leather.

(I spend) 15 or 20 minutes, but my skin is quite hydrated and not as badly damaged as some people's. I don't even use the goggles," she said.

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The trailer of Jodi Breakers shows the duo to be in the business of splitting up couples. They are even shown distributing their business cards to people and asking them to get in touch with them if they need their services.

On the other hand, the synopsis of Heartbreaker on Wikipedia reads: 'Alex and his sister run a business designed to break up relationships. They are hired by a rich man to break up the wedding of his daughter.

The only problem is that they only have one week to do so'. Jumani says, "To be honest I was surprised when I saw the promos of Jodi Breaker .

It looks like a remake." He adds, "It's a coincidence that both the films have been announced around the same time.

I am glad that it's not going to affect our film because it is releasing next week." The distributor however admits that he is not in a position to take any legal action.

"I can't really do anything. I am distributing the film.

The remake rights are with Universal. They have not sold the remake rights to anyone.

As far as I know, Karan Johar is the only guy who came close to buying it. I am not sure if he has bought or not.

" Jumani goes on to add, "I think they (Universal Studios) already have an idea. It depends on them if they want to take any action.

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A source close to the project told Mumbai Mirror, "Abhishek took the initiative and decided to lower his fee. Neil and Sonam followed suit.

By the time Viacom 18 took over the ailing project, the production cost was already down by approximately Rs 18 crore." According to the source, Abhishek decided to cut down his fee after finding out that the project was suffering financially.

"Most of the lead actors took a sizeable pay cut voluntarily. The project was turning out to be extremely expensive.

The action film required shooting at dome of the most expensive locations in the world. The budget had spiraled to nearly Rs 90 crore," added the source.

Vikram Malhotra, the COO of Viacom 18, however, informed that the expenses incurred for the project is nowhere close to the rumoured budget. "It's not as high as it's being made out to be.

Also, we've already recovered a chunk of our investment through the satellite and music rights of the film (sold for approximately Rs 17 crore and Rs 3.35 crore respectively)," said Malhotra.

When asked about the pay cuts, he added, "I am not at liberty to discuss this. But I will say this.

Players is a very important film for every member of the cast. And they're doing everything they can to ensure that the film reaches the theatres on January 6 without financial liabilities.

" As for the salary cuts I am not at liberty to discuss this. But I will say this.

Players is a very important film for every member of the cast. And they're doing everything in their power to ensure that Players reaches theatres on January 6 without financial liabilities.

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| "L A Reid is the man. My experience was he signed me, he believed in me, he got me.

He always gave me my freedom to be who I was, to make the type of record I wanted to," Lavigne said. | "On my first album, I was so young - I was 16 when I was making it.

Everyone figured that people would write songs for me, and I was like, 'No, I want to write my own music.' It was so different from anything that was out there.

LA was like, 'She's onto something. Just let her do her thing.

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If I ever do an action film, I would love to do something that Salman does. For that I would have to work very hard on my body but I'll try to do that," Ali told reporters here.

The 31-year-old, who made his Bollywood debut with a small-budget blockbuster Tere Bin Laden , went on to grab a role in Yash Raj Films' Mere Brother Ki Dulhan . Currently he is filming for yet another Bollywood venture London Paris New York , being produced by Goldie Behl and Shrishti Arya and helmed by newcomer Anu Menon.

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From the make-up to the underwear each item has been painstakingly put together by an array of British designers to replicate the originals worn at Westminster Abbey for the April 29 Royal Wedding. Kate comes clothed in a white gown--a miniature version of the Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen royal wedding dress--complete with a Dower and Hall Tiara and posy of seasonal flowers while William is dressed in his specially commissioned scarlet Irish Guards colonel's uniform.

In fact, production for the wedding dolls began before the Royal Wedding and follows the bestselling Kate's Engagement Doll, which appeared in April. The doll maker, Arklu, has said that it would donate one pound from every purchase to the Royal National Lifeboat Institution.

Joe Little, managing editor of Majesty magazine, was quoted by the 'Daily Express' as saying, "Sometimes you see these things and you have a job recognising who they are, but on the whole this pair are pretty good." The dolls are available at toy stores, including Hamleys in London, on Arklu's own website or online through Amazon and Play.

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Inside the box is the white on gold card which has three inserts inviting guests to various functions. The sangeet is on January 31, the wedding on February 4 and the reception on February 5.

Along with the card, comes a box of chocolates. Each piece of hand-made chocolate has the letters R and G imprinted onto it.

Says a source close to the couple, "Riteish and Genelia both decided to have the wedding invite made in such a manner so it looked simple yet elegant. The invite has been designed by a top entertainment design company in Bandra who also designed Lara Dutta and Hrithik Roshan's wedding invites.

" The wedding will see a flurry of pre-wedding parties before that. The first party will be jointly thrown by Sajid and Wardha Nadiadwala and Fardeen and Natasha Khan.

Akshay Kumar , will be flying down from Karnataka for a day to attend the party. Upala KBR (less)

"My husband has made incredible movies that have impacted the world and therefore I'm a part of that now. I'm proud of it and it's OK.

" Despite their worldwide fame, Katie insists she and Tom prefer low-key activities out of the spotlight. She said: "We like to play a version of Scrabble called Take Two, where you don't use the board, just the pieces.

" Katie admitted the attention she receives in public can sometimes be problematic, but she has learned ways of coping. She explained to Britain's Hello! magazine: "Some days you can go straight to Starbucks without being bothered and some days you have to switch cars and it's something that becomes a part of your day.

"You kind of figure out how to go with it or fight it. I am still a kid from Ohio, but this is a part of my life now.

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Devgn who made his debut with Phool Aur Kaante in 1991, has been charging Rs 6-8 crore for his films. After the success of Singham, the actor has finally decided to hike his price.

For Vashu Bhagnani's next project, the remake of 1983 superhit Himmatwala, Devgn has been paid Rs 18 crore, more than double his usual fee. A source revealed to Mumbai Mirror, "Ajay Devgn is one of the most bankable stars in the industry today.

In the last couple of years he has given many hits like Golmaal 3, All The Best, Atithi Tum Kab Jaoge , Rajneeti and Once Upon A Time In Mumbai . But it is only after Singham that Ajay has decided to hike his price.

After all, Singham earned a profit of over Rs 100 crore. Speaking about the Devgn's sudden decision to hike his price, a source close to the actor said, "Ajay Devgn is someone who has a fair knowledge of the business and distribution.

He has also been involved in the distribution business for some time now. And that's the reason why he never believed in increasing his price.

He would stick to Rs 6-8 crore for his films. But after Singham, his market value has now multiplied.

And so, when he was offered Himmatwala by director Sajid Khan, he took it up at an increased fee." When contacted, Devgn's manager refrained from commenting on the same and said, "We do not like discussing finances with everybody.

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"You're going to have a completely new, all-Canadian production opening at the Royal Alex in July, 2012 . I would love to hear Justin Bieber sing 'Empty Chairs at Empty Tables'.

Please spread the word that he'd be more than welcome in the show," Mackintosh said. The 64-year-old has reworked the musical - which is based on the novel of the same name by Victor Hugo and the musical by Claude-Michel Schonberg and Alain Boublil, which follows the lives of several characters during the French revolution.

The revamped production - which first opened at the Barbican Centre in London in 1985 - features new staging and a totally new set design, inspired by Hugo's paintings. "I was inspired to do a new version when I realised that the show was going to be 25 years old.

You always have a different point of view on something after 25 years and just for my own sanity's sake, I had to see it fresh again," Mackintosh added. Tweet (less)

Riteish Deshmukh and Genelia D'Souza tied the knot in full blown Maharashtrian style at a suburban five star on Friday afternoon. The baraat left Riteish's juhu residence at 11 am.

Genelia's parents and brothers waited at the venue to receive them. The wedding began at 12.

48 pm, according to the pre-decided mahurat. While Genelia looked lovely in a Neeta Lulla saree, Riteish wore the quintessential sherwani.

The actor also tweeted his own wedding picture right after the ceremony was over. Spotted at the wedding were Bollywood celebrities Akshay Kumar , Ajay Devgn, Kajol , Suniel Shetty, Ashutosh Gowariker, Karan Johar , Hiroo Johar, Shahid Kapoor , Asin, Sajid Khan, Sajid Nadiadwala, Abhishek Bachchan , Jaya Bachchan , Ken Ghosh, Rahul Dev, Indra Kumar, Maria Goretti, Subhash Ghai and more.

Top politicians, friends opf Riteish's father Vilasrao Deshmukh were also spotted at the do. After the Maharashtrian wedding, the couple will also have a church ceremony today (less)

This is when Darsheel decided to give it a try. During the same class, Amole Gupte spotted him and he asked him to give an audition.

Rest is history. His mom had given strict instructions that Darsheel had to continue his studies during shooting.

The post-production head Sunita was in-charge of looking after his studies on the sets. Aamir also gave a few lessons in English grammar.

Aamir also gifted him an X-box 360 on his birthday. Darsheel found the shootin a tiring experience and lost over two kilos.

Does he want to be an actor when he grows up? Not really. He would rather join the family’s jewelry business.

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- who currently own numerous publications, including Star, National Enquirer and Shape - for their own print media outlet, which would feature heavy involvement from sisters Kim, Khloe and Kourtney and their mother Kris Jenner, though an independent editor would be appointed. A source told the New York Post newspaper: "This is a Kardashian idea.

They have been reaching out to several media outlets." The plan has come in for some criticism, with rival publishers arguing it can give the family further control over their media coverage.

One unnamed competitor said: "Now the Kardashians can spin their own stories in print." It is believed the magazine could launch this spring.

The Kardashian family are not the first reality TV stars to plan their own magazine. Last September, British former glamour model Katie Price launched a self-penned one-off publication called Katie, Announcing the venture, she said: "Everyone has an opinion of me whether good or bad.

But this is a chance to get my opinions across! I'm the chief editor, writer and picture editor so I've written all the features and chosen the photos myself. "Over the years I've been interviewed in the press hundreds of times and usually get asked the same boring questions - most of the time about plastic surgery and men, yawn - so I'm excited to show a side of me that you don't usually get a chance to see in the mags.

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"I didn't personally have them insured, but a client of mine did. Basically, I was in London, and I had to go to this place where they check out your leg," she told Extra TV.

"They would look at them and I had one scar here from when I fell on a glass, so this (left leg) isn't as pricey and this (right) one," she added. Tweet (less)

Sahi Dhandhe Galat Bande , produced under the Very Fishy Films banner, will be his directorial debut. The movie releases on August 19.

Parvin Dabas's directorial debut Sahi Dhandhe Galat Bande to be released today Post Monsoon Wedding and Khosla Ka Ghosla , we've hardly seen you on the silver screen. What was the reason? I did about four films in the last five years which unfortunately did not do well.

I do not choose a lot of films. There is a saying in the industry that rolling mein rehna chahiye (you need to be constantly working) but I don’t believe in that and I follow my heart.

We all make wrong decisions and I've probably made a few more wrong ones than correct in my career. I am learning as I go along.

You’ve always stayed away from commercial films. Isn’t it also important to position yourself in that sphere? Commercial films like Hero did not give me satisfaction.

I am a low profile person. Though you need to be out there, I do not know the required tricks.

I have always paid more attention to trait than tricks. I’ve realized that I can be out there being myself.

How did you go about writing a film? I was working on various scripts with co-writers right after Monsoon Wedding as I did not have the confidence to write all by myself. I took the courage to work on this script.

I showed the first draft to Preeti (Jhangiani) and Anumpamji (Kher). Their encouragement has gave me confidence to make it into a film.

I did not want to handover the script to somebody else and that’s why it has been produced under our own banner. I was totally involved with the story and the characters and felt that I was the best person to direct.

I am proud of my directorial debut. What is the film about? It’s about chaar galat bandhe karne chale sahi dhandhe (four guys set out to do the right job) (Smiles).

They are four small-time goons, who break legs, kidnap people and empty houses for their boss Fauji (Sharad Saxena). Fauji gets a huge contract to get a job done.

These four guys have dreams which can be fulfilled with this money. But they have to go against their conscience to get it.

So the movie is about the critical balance of conscience and irresistible dreams. What was the idea of having new comers in the film? It may not have big stars but it has upcoming stars with a lot of talent.

Being a debut director, I did not know if I had the power to put my foot down. If I had big star on board, there could have been difference of opinions.

You stand out in the promos and the posters. Is the film solely being sold cashing on your name? Frankly speaking, I used to tell my marketing guys that let’s give all four of us an equal space but they wanted me as I am the only known face.

But I believe that it’s about four bad guys and not just one. Did you set out to make a full-fledged comedy? I made a film without keeping any genre in mind.

I consciously wanted to make an entertaining film as I like entertainment and not serious films. This is not a masala film and though it is not labelled as ‘intellectual’, I expect my audience to receive it intelligently.

How hard was it deciding to produce the film? It’s a big risk to produce a film but what’s life without risk. Becoming an actor was the biggest risk.

I was going to take my civil service exams but decided to become an actor in my last year of college. In scuba diving, I risk my life by diving into shark- fested waters; here I only risk my reputation.

Is it a short-budget film? It is a very ambitious film and people might have expected a bigger canvas. But I managed with a tight budget and by asking for a lot of favors.

A lot of money was saved thanks to personal contacts. Did anything significant happen during the making of the film? I injured my ankle in a stunt and the schedule was disrupted.

A Kushti (fight) sequence was to follow. Unfortunately we couldn’t re-schedule the scene.

At that point of time, I was afraid that the film might not get completed. But we got together and things started rolling again (less)

Ques : There are stories that you are planning a 2012 wedding with Kareena Kapoor..

. Saif : I don't want to talk about my personal life simply because it is distracting, and the incessant talks about it can get quite annoying.

I want to come across as a serious professional and not just someone who is being talked about because of his personal life. Ques : But is the wedding happening soon? Saif : It's not happening soon Whenever it happens, we will announce it.

Ques : Aarakshan deals with a controversial topic. Were you at any point anxious while signing on for the film? Saif : No, not at all! When I read the script, I thought it was a great opportunity for me.

It is fantastic that Prakashji (film's director/producer Jha) has broached an area of political concern. These issues are inherent in India and someone has to speak about them.

Ques : And now, with so many people raising objections to the film, what are your thoughts? Saif : I don't think what is happening is right. Once the Censor Board has passed a film, without any cuts and with a U/A certificate, the least one can do is allow the film to be released.

Yes, the subject of the film and the title itself has kind of invited controversies, but since the Censor Board had no issues, I see no reason why there should be objections raised by others? We must respect their judgement. Ques : For someone like you who comes from an entirely diverse background, was it a challenge to play a Dalit? Saif : There is a certain responsibility that comes with every role.

With Aarakshan , there was a totally different kind of responsibility. Since, I was playing a Dalit and representing a certain community, I had to take special care.

I did a little bit of research. More than my background, I think it is my fair skin and my personality that could have worked against it.

But I play this guy who is academically a success, so with education comes a certain posture so that seemed fine. But generally speaking, I think you and I will never be able to understand what they have gone through, or have to go through.

Dalit children still have to clean toilets even while studying in government schools. We have no idea what's happening in some parts of our country.

Ques : Your film Agent Vinod has also been riddled with controversies..

. going over budget, then there were reports of you not getting along with the director Sriram Raghavan.

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Saif : Agent Vinod is releasing in December. Yes, there have been all kinds of stories, which is a good thing.

It is good publicity for the film. The movie has been made well within the budget.

I am looking forward to the release of the film. As for me not getting along with Sriram, that's not true either.

Yes, we do discuss things, which is natural. Otherwise, I have implicit trust in him.

Ques : Why did you launch another film, Cocktail, even before the release of Agent Vinod ? Saif : That's because we were getting the dates of the stars at the same time. Cocktail is almost 70 per cent complete and we are looking at a February 2012 release.

Ques : You have been offered many TV shows like Master Chef, India's Got Talent etc. Why have you been turning them down? Saif : Yes, I have been offered television shows.

I wouldn't like to disclose which ones. Something or the other didn't work out.

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He admits he would definitely want Kat to do a film for his banner. Others insist that Sajid Khan and Ajay Devgn feel Kat would be the perfect choice for their modern-day version of Himmatwala.

And Vashu wouldn't mind paying Kat a hefty fee for that film but not the Jackky film. That said, his son's film with Raj Santoshi is "very hot" in the market and he's on the lookout for fresh faces.

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In an interview with DT, Alex shares that convincing Indians back home about his Brazilian origin is a task. Alex, who was in India, on a short trip, to train "Dance India Dance 3" contestants, spoke extensively about his interest in Indian mythology, artworks and his long-standing desire to purchase a traditional Indian chessboard.

I'm not an Indian. I'm a mix of indigenous African, Brazilian and Portuguese.

Just because I have somewhat similar features, people think I'm an Indian. I remember going to an Indian restaurant in Brazil with my Indian girlfriend and what we experienced there was amusing.

It was hard for me to convince people there that I didn't belong to their country. They kept asking me, 'Are you 100% sure you are not an Indian?'" he shares.

During his last visit to India, Alex purchased idols of Lord Shiva and Goddess Saraswati. Though he could not recall the exact area from where he purchased the idols, but he describes the process of visiting different shops as fascinating.

"I don't remember if it was Janpath, but I was quite happy to get the idols. I'm so much in awe with Goddess Saraswati that I even purchased the musical instrument Veena," he says, adding, "Since I was aware of the concept of Brahma, the creator of universe, I could apply it in Metamorphosis, the concept I used in one of Madonna's tours.

That's not all, Alex tells us why he is fond of Buddha Bar music. "Going by the maddening lives we live, it becomes important for us to either do or listen to something that can soothe us.

It is because of the calming effect of Buddha Bar music that I have grown so fond of it. I always carry a bunch of their music CDs wherever I go.

Did he also manage to buy artworks during his last trip to Delhi? "Yes, a lot of sculptures and paintings from various Indian artists. I'm a curator.

I see art in all the things and consider them to be food for my mind and heart. I have used the knowledge in writing scripts, stories and in varied dance forms.

" Is he planning to buy anything in particular on his next trip to India? "It has to be a chessboard. Even an imitation of the original chessboard would do.

A lot of people don't know that the game originated in India. I want to buy it so that I can explain people about its origin and look (less)

Apparently, Bajpai is quoting a fee that Gupta cannot afford to pay. The other actors, John Abraham, Anil Kapoor, Vivek Overoi and Tusshar Kapoor have all slashed their remuneration by half.

Manoj’s secretary has asked for Rs 1 crore, while Sanjay Gupta’s total budget for the film is R 10 crore. While Gupta feels Bajpai is getting the role of a lifetime, the latter feels a price-cut at this stage of his career, when his solo-hero film Lanka has opened to abysmal attendance, would send out the wrong signal to prospective producers.

Bajpai says, “Of course I want to do Sabir Kaskar’s role. Which actor wouldn’t? I am ready to discuss the price.

Do you know I did Sanjay Gupta’s Acid Factory almost free of cost? My wife, who is very close to Gupta, had also put in an appearance in the film. I am not saying I won’t do it for anything less than the price I’m asking for.

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However, Kareena quoted a price that didn't fit into the budget and eventually, only Saifoo made his way to the picturesque Bulgaria. Kareena stayed back in Mumbai and promoted her soon-to-be-released movie, Ekk Main Aur Ek Tu.

Kareena-Saif is a great jodi for advertisers. They are the epitome of people much in love and with marriage on the cards, their relationship is touted as stable.

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"It wasn't actually that warm but we were staying in an amazing villa with a beautiful view and it was really nice to have a change of scenery. "The villa had a cinema room and Carl, my tour manager, who came away with us, made us watch all the Star Trek films.

I can't believe I've never seen them before, they're amazing!" While the new 'Trekkie' - as fanatics of the show are called - appreciates all the messages of support he gets from fans and followers, he finds being followed by a camera crew everywhere exhausting, and after having a little time off is now looking forward to a big break over the Christmas period. He added: "I'll have a big break over Christmas, which will be great.

It'll be nice to have some time with the family away from work and the cameras. "But, I'm overwhelmed by how many of you have been tuning in and I appreciate all the love on twitter - it means a lot.

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Guests included Rolling Stones star Ronnie Wood and veteran supermodel Twiggy, while superproducer Mark Ronson DJ'd at the party. Revellers also witnessed a special moment when McCartney took the microphone and performed a new song for his wife, according to the star's brother and best man Mike.

"It was a lovely song that our kid did and they had a lovely dance together. That was a nice little highlight of the evening," Mike said.

Artist Tracy Emin, who also attended the event, said: "(The song was) very beautiful, very romantic, very lovely, the whole night was a warm family event." Tweet (less)

The property is located in a luxurious new development which is not yet complete. The building will boast a modern concrete exterior, floor-to-ceiling windows, four luxury penthouses, a roof garden and a communal courtyard.

"She had been staying in The Lanesborough hotel every time she visited London but because she is over so much she has decided to go for it and invest," a source said. Tweet (less)

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She said: "I do fall in love easily, but why not? Falling in love is a great feeling. I don't want to hold back.

I can't change the way I am. "Would I marry again? Not at the moment but I think I would, I believe in the fairy tale.

"All the men I've been with I can count on my fingers. But people think, oh my god, she's had all these men, because everything is documented; this one, that one.

I am not a dirtbag at all. But I know how it can look and I can't complain.

" Despite her divorces and love splits, Katie - who also has a nine-year-old son Harvey with former lover Dwight Yorke and is currently dating Argentinean model Leandro Penna - insists she is a romantic at heart. In an interview with Britain's OK! magazine, she said: "In my personal life, I'm like anyone else.

I want to be loved and cuddled." Tweet (less)

According to Mail Online, the 36-year-old star happily chatted to fans and even posed for a photograph with one female admirer during the solo shopping trip, sparking further speculation of marriage trouble between Russell and Katy. Meanwhile, the Last Friday Night singer, who spent December 25 in Hawaii, while her husband was in Cornwall, South West England - has reportedly also been seen without her wedding band as she soaked up the sun on her vacation.

The couple are believed to have originally planned to spend the festive season with Russell's mother Barbara in London before they became involved in a furious argument, and Katy decided to jet off to Hawaii with friends. A source recently explained, "They had a massive fight.

They haven't split up just yet, but things are not good. The fighting is getting worse.

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Penna is said to have turned up at her home clutching a ring and begged for a second chance. Price is said to have told a friend: "Leandro came to mine on Christmas Day and asked me to marry him.

It was a massive shock and completely out of the blue. I don't know what to do.

" The friend told thesun.co.

uk, "For once Katie actually sounded a little guilty. Leo is desperate to get back together with her and doesn't care she has been pictured out with other men since they broke up.

He holds a flame for her and obviously believes asking for her hand in marriage will sweep her off her feet. Unfortunately he does not feature in Katie's plans.

" However, a spokesman for Jordan said: "She remains single." Tweet (less)

And while a source from the wedding revealed that SRK graced the occasion and stole the thunder of the newlyweds, Katrina decided to turn down the invite. "Rahmans wanted Katrina Kaif also to attend the occasion.

But they failed to convince her," added the source. When contacted, Katrina's friend defended her decision to give the wedding amiss, saying, "Katrina is in London with her family.

She celebrated New Year with them. She didn't want to just up and leave them to go to Dubai.

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SRK shared his experience with his first producer, who was keen to know why the "thin and dark" young man with "hair like a bear", wanted to join filmdom. "I told him - 'I want to make people smile because it makes me happy.

' He said - 'This is very ideological. Genuinely, tell me why do you want to be a movie star?' "I told him my ideology, which is my ideology even now.

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I told him that my parents have died. So I want to make movies so damn bloody big.

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that my parents somewhere sit down on a star and from there also can look at their son and say 'I can see his movies from here better than I can see the Wall of China or anything. We see his movies covering the face of this earth'," added Shah Rukh, explaining the importance of setting the right targets in life.

"That is my target. It may seem a bit too much of self-importance, but I don't think anyone can compete with me because they don't have a target like that.

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I have a genuine emotional target. So you've got to know your target," he added to a thunderous applause.

Shah Rukh, or King Khan as he is lovingly called, may have many rivals in the film industry but he says he deals with competition a little differently. "I hit my competition hard by deciding not to play the game.

I choose to change the game and I choose to select films that are so different from what the others do so that they don't remain my competition because they don't run the same race. "Winning is not about trying to undermine someone's success.

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what you need to do is to go on the parallel road! You decide that you go and change the game. In my life, I have always decided to change the game.

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. "I am making the biggest film this country has ever made ('RA.

One') and I will be proud even if it flops and does not succeed because I want to change the game I play. I do not want to be in the same playing field as others," said the actor, who is said to have invested over Rs.

150 crore in the making of the superhero film. Shah Rukh has been in Bollywood since he made his debut in 1992 with "Deewana" and year after year he has been enthralling viewers with entertainers like "Baazigar", "Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge", " Kuch Kuch Hota Hai", "Devdas", "Swades", "Chak De! India" and "My Name Is Khan", and says: "I want to die giving the last shot of my film.

" "I am a big believer of selling dreams. Everything comes at a price.

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life comes at a price tag of death itself. Except for the emotions that parents and children share, everything is for sale.

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I don't come for free either. You can make me do an item number in films, dance at a wedding, do street theatre as long as it makes people smile.

I am a proud seller of dreams..

. and as long as it makes people smile, I will do it," he said.

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Typically, such a story would be great grist for the channels. In the past anything concerning the Bachchans, whether it was Amitabh's illness, the Aiswarya-Abhishek wedding or Aishwarya Rai's Karva Chauth, all generated a great media scrum.

But now, in a bid to tone down their celebrity coverage channels have decided upon the following guideline while covering the birth of Amitabh Bachchan's grandchild: � No pre-coverage of the event. � Story of the birth of the baby to run only after, and on the basis of, official announcement.

� Story not to run on breaking news band. � No camera or OB vans at hospital or any other location (like the Bachchans' homes Pratiksha or Jalsa) related to the story.

� Channels will only go for photo-op or press conference if invited. � Channels will not carry any MMS or photo of the child.

We can carry if issued by the family � No astrology show to be done on this issue. � No 11.

11.11 astro shows to be done.

� The duration of story to be around a minute/ninety seconds. � Obviously, unauthorized entry into hospital not permitted.

While Amitabh Bachchan in his tweets has expressed ignorance about these rules, it is believed that one of his blog postings of a few days ago forced this rethink in the broadcast media. In his post, dated November 1, Bachchan wrote: The entire day and afternoon has been spent in laughing among ourselves and ROTF (Rolling On the Floor) on the ridiculous time and attention being given in the electronic media on the birthday of Aishwarya.

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all of which is completely and entirely made up," before going on to detail his not-so-complimentary thoughts on the media. Cut to the quick the Broadcast Editors' Association that has over three hundred channels as its members, came up with the above mentioned guidelines.

NK Singh, general secretary of the BEA refused to discuss the media move, only saying: "The main purpose (of the guideline) is to make Indian electronic news media more value-based and purposeful for broader public cause. I cannot respond to your email per se but I can only tell you about the sublime purpose which the BEA is seeking to achieve.

" Another broadcaster who did not wish to be named, said with some asperity, "Is this self regulation or censorship? And why only for this story? Isn't it ironic that a move which seeks to curb publicity will find a mention in all the newspapers tomorrow?" (less)

"Justin loves his motors even though he's barely old enough to drive. His girlfriend Selena Gomez will be well impressed with his latest.

It's the business," a source said. The 'Never Say Never' hitmaker is set to get the vehicle shipped from Bradford, west Yorkshire, Northern England, where he purchased the motor from the 'Project Kahn' operation - whose previous customers have included England soccer star Wayne Rooney and TV star Katie Price - to his Los Angeles home.

He will add the motor to his fleet of vehicles, which includes a Batman-themed customised Cadillac and a Ferrari. Tweet (less)

"I think my first pay cheque went into living in Los Angeles because we had to move from Texas, so I think we just had to pay for it," dailystar.co.

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"She was just born that way. I don't know what to say.

She really creates her own outfits. Katie is always doing creative things with her.

They draw, create things and sew. It's kind of amazing.

It's beautiful. It's really beautiful," Cruise said.

The 49-year-old star also said that his five year marriage to the former Dawson's Creek star gets better every day and he finds her to be an incredible woman. "Every day, I fall more in love with her.

It's been quite an amazing five years because of her. She's an incredible woman.

She's everything to me," he said. Tweet (less)

If I ever do an action film, I would love to do something that Salman does. For that I would have to work very hard on my body but I'll try to do that," Ali told reporters here.

The 31-year-old, who made his Bollywood debut with a small-budget blockbuster Tere Bin Laden , went on to grab a role in Yash Raj Films' Mere Brother Ki Dulhan . Currently he is filming for yet another Bollywood venture London Paris New York , being produced by Goldie Behl and Shrishti Arya and helmed by newcomer Anu Menon.

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This is when Darsheel decided to give it a try. During the same class, Amole Gupte spotted him and he asked him to give an audition.

Rest is history. His mom had given strict instructions that Darsheel had to continue his studies during shooting.

The post-production head Sunita was in-charge of looking after his studies on the sets. Aamir also gave a few lessons in English grammar.

Aamir also gifted him an X-box 360 on his birthday. Darsheel found the shootin a tiring experience and lost over two kilos.

Does he want to be an actor when he grows up? Not really. He would rather join the family’s jewelry business.

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"But they're also producers of their films, like Aamir for Talaash , SRK for Don 2 , Salman for Bodyguard , Dabangg 2 . So a major portion of their remuneration comes from the revenue the movie earns," says a trade veteran.

Actresses : Reports may insinuate that Katrina Kaif was offered Rs 20 crore by Vashu Bhagnani to star in his next film but sources maintain that Kareena Kapoor is the highest paid of the lot. After being paid over Rs 3.

5 crore for Golmaal 3 , the Heroine is being paid Rs 5 crore plus a share in the profits for Heroine. But this is most likely to be a one-off instance, given the circumstances.

Directors : Rajkumar Hirani is known for a bigger hit every time, starting with Munnabhai MBBS till the mammoth 3 Idiots . Trade experts peg Hirani's fees at Rs 15 crore plus at least 25 percent of the revenue the film earns.

Writers : Abhijat Joshi, with help from Rajkumar Hirani, salvaged the position of good writers. He's the highest paid writer on the block with his paycheck bulked up to Rs 3 crore after 3 Idiots .

Production designers : This pack is clearly led by Nitin Chandrakant Desai. His fee alone is at least a crore; in addition he recommends his own ND studio, the rent of which of course, is earned separately.

Close behind is Sabu Cyril, whose take home too is over Rs 75 lakh. Cinematographers : Ravi K Chandran earned over Rs 1 crore for SRK's RA.

One . This fee may be justified by the fact that the movie cost about Rs 150 crore to make.

In the same league is Binod Pradhan, who shot films like Devdas, Rang De Basanti , but was paid a fee of Rs 1.5 crore for South star Pavan Kalyan's Puli .

"What is amazing that Binod had signed the package deal of Rs 4 crore for cinematography, including fees of his assistants," reveals a source. It is learnt that Pradhan has acquired a high-end camera and henceforth will shoot only on it.

"So now he will also charge the rent for the equipment," pointed out our source. Music composers : Without doubt, A R Rahman features on top.

The Oscar winner earns Rs 5-8 crore per film, which also include his fees for creating the background score. Pritam comes second, with about Rs 3 crore per film.

"And that works out at Rs 25 lakh per song, including fees for the singers, studio rentals etc," says our source. Sound designers : Thanks to the Oscar award, Resul Pokuttu beats everyone else in this department.

He is said to charge Rs 50 lakh per film. He also earns through rent of his studio, as he doesn't like working in any other studio.

Action directors : Though a considerable amount of the budget is set aside for an action film, the men who call the shots are paid comparatively lesser. However, they make up for it in the daily expenses, reveal our sources.

South based Peter Hein and Allan Amin, who directed the thrills for the Dhoom series, are the most expensive in their domain. They charge Rs 30 lakh per film, but to shoot with them costs an additional Rs 2.

5 lakh upwards per day for the harnesses, cables and other equipment. Choreographers : Farah Khan and Remo D'Souza, are among the highest paid choreographers along with Ganesh Hegde and Vaibhavi Merchant.

Sources peg their fees (per song) at a minimum of Rs 25 lakh, going up to Rs 50 lakh. Editors : Production sources swear by Shreekar Prasad, who edited films like Raavan , National Award winning Tamil film Kutty Shrank, Kaminey , etc.

He's believed to charge Rs 25 lakh per film, plus another R 8 lakh to cut the promos. Lyricists : Javed Akhtar takes the credit as he's said to charge Rs 10 lakh per song.

Not far behind is Prasoon Joshi, who's believed to demand Rs 8 lakh per number. Playback singers : Sonu Niigam makes the most among the male playback singers, earning a cool Rs 10 lakhs per song.

Among the females, Sunidhi Chauhan and Shreya Ghoshal rule the roost, making Rs 2.5 lakh per song.

"And of course, the singers make extra moolah by singing those songs in shows." Tweet (less)

"But they're also producers of their films, like Aamir for Talaash , SRK for Don 2 , Salman for Bodyguard , Dabangg 2 . So a major portion of their remuneration comes from the revenue the movie earns," says a trade veteran.

Actresses : Reports may insinuate that Katrina Kaif was offered Rs 20 crore by Vashu Bhagnani to star in his next film but sources maintain that Kareena Kapoor is the highest paid of the lot. After being paid over Rs 3.

5 crore for Golmaal 3 , the Heroine is being paid Rs 5 crore plus a share in the profits for Heroine. But this is most likely to be a one-off instance, given the circumstances.

Directors : Rajkumar Hirani is known for a bigger hit every time, starting with Munnabhai MBBS till the mammoth 3 Idiots . Trade experts peg Hirani's fees at Rs 15 crore plus at least 25 percent of the revenue the film earns.

Writers : Abhijat Joshi, with help from Rajkumar Hirani, salvaged the position of good writers. He's the highest paid writer on the block with his paycheck bulked up to Rs 3 crore after 3 Idiots .

Production designers : This pack is clearly led by Nitin Chandrakant Desai. His fee alone is at least a crore; in addition he recommends his own ND studio, the rent of which of course, is earned separately.

Close behind is Sabu Cyril, whose take home too is over Rs 75 lakh. Cinematographers : Ravi K Chandran earned over Rs 1 crore for SRK's RA.

One . This fee may be justified by the fact that the movie cost about Rs 150 crore to make.

In the same league is Binod Pradhan, who shot films like Devdas, Rang De Basanti , but was paid a fee of Rs 1.5 crore for South star Pavan Kalyan's Puli .

"What is amazing that Binod had signed the package deal of Rs 4 crore for cinematography, including fees of his assistants," reveals a source. It is learnt that Pradhan has acquired a high-end camera and henceforth will shoot only on it.

"So now he will also charge the rent for the equipment," pointed out our source. Music composers : Without doubt, A R Rahman features on top.

The Oscar winner earns Rs 5-8 crore per film, which also include his fees for creating the background score. Pritam comes second, with about Rs 3 crore per film.

"And that works out at Rs 25 lakh per song, including fees for the singers, studio rentals etc," says our source. Sound designers : Thanks to the Oscar award, Resul Pokuttu beats everyone else in this department.

He is said to charge Rs 50 lakh per film. He also earns through rent of his studio, as he doesn't like working in any other studio.

Action directors : Though a considerable amount of the budget is set aside for an action film, the men who call the shots are paid comparatively lesser. However, they make up for it in the daily expenses, reveal our sources.

South based Peter Hein and Allan Amin, who directed the thrills for the Dhoom series, are the most expensive in their domain. They charge Rs 30 lakh per film, but to shoot with them costs an additional Rs 2.

5 lakh upwards per day for the harnesses, cables and other equipment. Choreographers : Farah Khan and Remo D'Souza, are among the highest paid choreographers along with Ganesh Hegde and Vaibhavi Merchant.

Sources peg their fees (per song) at a minimum of Rs 25 lakh, going up to Rs 50 lakh. Editors : Production sources swear by Shreekar Prasad, who edited films like Raavan , National Award winning Tamil film Kutty Shrank, Kaminey , etc.

He's believed to charge Rs 25 lakh per film, plus another R 8 lakh to cut the promos. Lyricists : Javed Akhtar takes the credit as he's said to charge Rs 10 lakh per song.

Not far behind is Prasoon Joshi, who's believed to demand Rs 8 lakh per number. Playback singers : Sonu Niigam makes the most among the male playback singers, earning a cool Rs 10 lakhs per song.

Among the females, Sunidhi Chauhan and Shreya Ghoshal rule the roost, making Rs 2.5 lakh per song.

"And of course, the singers make extra moolah by singing those songs in shows." Tweet (less)

"I still have Botox every four months, and that's it. I have it down the sides of my eyes - three injections on each side.

I'm not really wrinkly, anyway. I probably don't even need it.

I only do it because everyone else has it done. Botox isn't a big deal for me, it's like going shopping," she said.

The mother-of-three said that there is only one mirror in her house, in the bathroom, as she does not like the way she looks. "I cane my body like it's leather.

(I spend) 15 or 20 minutes, but my skin is quite hydrated and not as badly damaged as some people's. I don't even use the goggles," she said.

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In a series of tweets, Sinead wrote: "guess who had a mad love making affair with her own husband last night? (sic) "mother*****r who dont like it ..

. so me all happy!! me love me hubby .

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he love me ..

. f**k who no like it .

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God is good! (sic)". "yay!!! me husband is a big hairy cave man an came to claim me with his club : ) and now im in cave-land.

yay!! we both go panto! (sic)". "YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!! And.

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me go LA tomorrow!! hurraay!! (sic)". While the couple are back together again, Sinead, 45, and Barry acknowledge they had a whirlwind romance and are planning to take things slowly.

She added in other tweets: "Yay!!! we decided to be boyfriend and girlfriend again an stay married but we did rush so we gonna return to b friend g friend". "an be sickenly happy an go counsellin an move in in like a yr like regular people.

but stay married an we all in love an f**k every other (sic)". Sinead, who has been married three times before tied the knot with Dubliner Barry in a drive-through wedding at the Little White Wedding Chapel on the Las Vegas Strip, which took ten minutes.

She wore a pink, low-cut dress which revealed her tattoos, while the groom donned a dark jacket and pink shirt. Tweet (less)

"If I have a Christian wedding, I'm going to ask Wendell to dress me up," said the 25-year-old. Incidentally, Wendell, who has launched many ramp faces who have later gone to become successful actresses, often disassociates himself from model-turned-actresses.

"They become different people, you know," he said (less)

If I ever do an action film, I would love to do something that Salman does. For that I would have to work very hard on my body but I'll try to do that," Ali told reporters here.

The 31-year-old, who made his Bollywood debut with a small-budget film "Tere Bin Laden", went on to grab a role in Yash Raj Films' "Mere Brother Ki Dulhan". Currently he is filming for yet another Bollywood venture "London Paris New York ", being produced by Goldie Behl and Shrishti Arya and helmed by newcomer Anu Menon (less)

For her Oscar appearance, Hepburn had the bodice altered so that it cut straight across at the front, plunging low at the back with spaghetti straps. The lace dress will be auctioned later this month with a guide price of 40,000 to 60,000 pounds, the Daily Mail reported.

In her Oscar-winning role, Hepburn played a runaway princess who toured the Italian capital on a scooter with Gregory Peck. It was one of Head's last major projects for Hepburn, as the petite actress met couturier Hubert de Givenchy in Paris soon after.

Head was the official costume designer for her film Sabrina but Givenchy also supplied a number of dresses. When that year's Oscars were announced, however, Head was given credit for the costumes, leaving Givenchy furious.

From then on, Hepburn had it written into her contract that only Givenchy would be allowed to design her costumes. But Hepburn adored her ivory gown and called it her "lucky dress".

The actress gave the dress to her mother Ella van Heemstra, who in turn gave it to a friend living in America where she had gone to stay. Tweet (less)

"I sure would date an older woman. They're experienced in a lot of ways, like in attitude.

But let me tell you, older or not I'll teach them a few things too, don't you worry about that. Once you've had Aussie, the rest is like mozzie," he said.

The Behind Closed Doors hitmaker says he likes women who make the first move, but can't stand arrogant girls. "I like omen to be forward.

I'm confident on stage, but I can't go up to a girl in a club. I'd rather someone let me know if they're interested or not.

They have to be blatantly obvious about it too. I hate arrogance.

I can't stand it," he added. Tweet (less)

A source said, "Shah Rukh Khan wanted Akon instead of Gaga to perform at the Formula One after parties held at Arjun Rampal's lounge. The event was being held soon after the release of RA.

One , so SRK suggested Arjun, who also stars in the film, to rope in Akon. The marketing genius thought it would be a perfect opportunity to do the post-release promotions of the film.

Since the pop star has sung the Chammak Challo song, he could perform it at the party and help promote the film." "But alas! SRK's plan to kill two birds with one stone didn't work, as Akon didn't accept his offer.

Reason? The singer wasn't apparently pleased with the money offered, which was half his market price. It was only later that Arjun's team apparently decided to approach the pop diva Lady Gaga.

" Both SRK and Arjun Rampal remained unavailable for comment," the source added. Tweet (less)