Rahman met Zimmer at Oscar
Oscar-winning composer A R Rahman shared his moment of ‘catching up’ with celebrated composer Hans Zimmer at the Oscar Concert.
Zimmer, the man behind the music of The Dark Knight trilogy, Gladiator, Inception and The lion King seemed engrossed in conversation with Rahman — as seen in a photograph shared by the latter on Instagram.
“Catching up”, Rahman captioned the image.The Indian composer, lovingly called the Mozart of Madras, was suited and booted for the concert, where his hit score from Slumdog Millionaire was included in the line-up.
“Getting ready for the Oscar concert with the lA philharmonic orchestra,” Rahman tweeted before the concert.
‘As we mourn, I'm deeply thankful to our friends and well-wishers who have formed a protective circle around us so we can grieve in peace. I’d like to thank Mumbai Police for being by our side and making sure we got the space and privacy to do what was necessary’
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love Island star Gabby Allen says she believes in ghosts.
She lost her father to cancer four years ago but she felt his presence around her at that time.
“I do believe in ghosts. I think I'm going to be one of those that think I'm going to be alright and then get down there and I'm gonna be very scared. My dad passed away four years ago, and around that time I felt his presence a lot of the time,” she said on a show Celebrity Ghost Hunt.
‘Tomb Raider’ inspired Vikander
Actress Alicia Vikander says she felt inspired playing the Tomb Raider video games as a child.
“I did not have a Playstation at home, sadly— but with my family friends, the boys in their family had a Playstation.”
“I was around ten-ish when I came there. I remember I looked at the TV screen and I had never seen a girl, a woman being the protagonist in a video game and was thrilled and stood there just watching,” Vikander said. In fact, the Swedish actress said the first Tomb Raider game will always mean a lot to her because it made such a lasting impression on her.