Kareena has time for buddies
It's easy to be carried away by the glamour of the film industry but Kareena Kapoor says she and her husband, actor Saif Ali Khan, are very much in touch with reality. “Saif is still in touch with his professors and teachers. These days people party with the same industry people and want to be with them but we don't attend many parties. It's important that we should meet normal people too,” Kareena said.
“We don't like to only be in touch with the industry people. We work, but we are in touch with our college friends too. So we are in touch with reality, or else in this industry and in this glamour world, one can easily get carried away,” she said.
The actress, who comes from Bollywood's famous Kapoor family, says she has never chased success in her life. “I am very dedicated to my work but at the same time I have also lived my life,” she said. She will be seen in Gori Tere Pyaar Mein.
I have been learning classical dance for a while now, for four to five years. A song in the climax of Rajjo is full of kathak that you can't learn it in a week or a month. You have to rehearse for it for a long time
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Actress Scarlett Johansson, who plays a character opposed to pornography in Joseph Gordon-levitt's Don Jon, has no hang-ups about it in real life. “I think porn, like anything else, can be enjoyed. It can be productive for both men and women,” a magazine quoted the 28-year-old as saying.
Swift helps fans prevent bullying
Pop star Taylor Swift says she tries to help her fans tackle bullying. The 23-year-old gives her fans a chance to meet her after her shows, and she then discusses issues they face, reports femalefirst.co.uk.
“It happened to me, and that's why as an artist, you should try and help people one-on-one,” Swift told Top of the Pops magazine.
“After the show, we pick fans randomly and they're brought backstage into this amazing tent called Club Red. I go in with about 35 to 40 fans and hear what's going on in their lives — whether someone's picking on them at school or if someone had a party and invited every single girl in the class but them,” she added.