‘Movies are my lifeline’
Manisha Koirala said films are her lifeline and it is difficult for her to think of a life without movies.When asked whether she was preparing to retire from films and stepping towards a life of spirituality and renunciation, Koirala who was attending a religious programme, said,
“Movies are my lifeline. I cannot think of going away from films. Just a day ago I signed two films,” she said. Clad in saffron like a sadhvi and sitting on a chariot as part of a shobhayatra, the actress said it was too early to say she was preparing to embrace a life of renunciation.
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Raper Robert Van Winkle, popularly known as Vanilla Ice was arrested for stealing pieces of furniture, a pool heater and other valuables from his neighbour's house. He is known for his track Ice Ice Baby.
Actress Tina Desai attended the premiere of her forthcoming movie The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel at the annual Royal Gala in london. “It was an extraordinary evening of my life. I am in love with this movie series because it gave me the golden opportunity to be a part of this auspicious evening and meet and greet with the Royal family. I am loving the whole treatment by the Hollywood media and critics coming with a good response for my character in the movie,” she said.
Gomez criticised for topless shoot
Singer Selena Gomez has been criticised over a photoshoot that she did for a magazine after it was branded as being reminiscent of lolita, the underage girl seduced by a middle-aged man from the famous Vladimir Nabokov book.
In one of the photograph, topless Gomez was seen crossing her arms to cover her breasts. She only wore a pair of tiny pants with her hair styled in small, voluminous curls. She accentuated her baby face with dramatic lashes and some accessories like hop earrings and a red polka dot bow. The pictures grabbed criticism on Twitter.