Salman’s in Poland to shoot for Kick
Salman Khan has arrived in Poland to shoot the climax of his forthcoming movie Kick. The film is said to have many daring scenes. The Polish Capital Warsaw has been selected for its tall buildings and many river bridges. The tallest building in Warsaw is the Palace of Culture, which was built as a gift by Soviet leader, Joseph Stalin, in the early 1950s. For Sajid Nadiadwala's directorial debut, Salman will apparently jump from Gdanski bridge on the river Vistula and there will be a helicopter crash scene also. “We have been urging Bollywood producers to use Poland for shooting for the past three years. Now they have seen the virtue of using Poland's natural beauty,” said Monika Kapil Mohta, Indian ambassador to Poland.
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— Sunny leone
lady Gaga uses facelift tape to pull the skin around her cheekbones and neck in a bid to look younger. The 28-year-old singer says she uses the sticky stuff most of the days to help shape her face, even if she risks damaging it. Explaining her morning ritual, the Poker Face singer said: “When I have my wig cap on and I’m taping my face, it’s a sort of meditation for me. Every day, it starts the same way. It’s like a mantra. looking artificial can be honest. Being glamorous can come from a place of authenticity and a place of love,” she added.
Julie to receive BAFTA fellowship
Julie Walters is to be feted for her work on the small screen by the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA). She says she is “shocked.” Walters will receive her Fellowship at the British Academy Television Awards at the Theatre Royal Drury lane on May 18. “I am honoured to receive this prestigious award and extremely shocked. I've worked with brilliant people over the years and have been fortunate to have had the opportunities to work on such a variety of projects,” the Harry Potter star was quoted as saying. BAFTA chief executive Amanda Berry said: “Julie Walters is one of the most talented individuals to grace our screens. She has the innate ability to draw the viewer in across any genre, captivating and entertaining with every performance.”