Death makes people valuable
Citing examples of late King of Pop Michael Jackson and late rocker Elvis Presley, megastarAmitabh Bachchan says a person becomes more valuable after his death than his earnings during his lifetime. Talking about value of one's life after death, the Piku star shared on his blog on Sunday: “Would Elvis and Michael have known what worth they were leaving behindIJ Or if they knew, would they know, its value... and more.”
“Death was graciously more value for them, than a lifetime of earning. Better to die first and then live.” The unwell 73-year-old also updated his fans about his health, saying it is getting better now.
Being involved with Bollywood is amazing. Someone told me their film scene is bigger than Hollywood and I couldn’t believe it. It’s really exciting. I have had loads of nice messages from people over in India | Gemma Atkinson
Arshad's directorial debut
Arshad Warsi says he will "very soon" direct films which will certainly not be boring. When asked, he said, "Very soon. Hoping for something to fall into place and get it started. I have scripted a few films. It will happen soon“.
Rita has Trust Issues
Rita Ora has suffered a turbulent few years, including a dispute with her former record label Roc Nation and a public split from Scottish DJ Calvin Harris.
She admits her experiences have changed her completely. “I guess I don't trust so many people. I'm a very open person. I love very hard. So if I trust someone, I trust you until you prove me wrong basically,” she said.
Adele kissed fan
Adele accidentally kissed a fan on the lips during her concert. The incident happened during her performance at Vancouver’s Pepsi live at Rogers Arena. She invited an unidentified man up onto the stage. After he briefly duets with his idol, she leaned in to embrace him - including a kiss on the cheek. However, the fan moved his head a second before the once-in-a-lifetime moment, which ensured they briefly locked lips. It was all taken in good humour and they shared a hug before he left the stage.