My role model is Hrithik: Tiger
After getting noticed for his stunts in his debut film Heropanti, actor Tiger Shroff, who was recently honoured by the Kukkiwon — World Taekwondo Headquarters in Seoul, is geared up for more daredevilry in his second film as he feels it's “as important, if not more important” than one's first movie. “I’d say the second film is as important, if not more important, than the first film. Yes, it has to work. Otherwise people would brand me a fluke or a one-film wonder. Worse, critics would say audience went to see my first film because of my father. I wouldn’t want to live in my father’s shadow,” he says. Do you think you have improved as a performer since your first filmIJ “I know I’ve a long way to go. I look at Hrithik sir as my role model,” he said.
I have first time experienced a different world of cinema which Vishal sir has put me in. I was surprised to see myself (in Haider). I feel lucky and fortunate. It was a life changing experience for me
— Shraddha Kapoor
Facebook has teamed up with entertainment show Access Hollywood to launch an app that will connect fans with their favourite celebs in real time during the 66th Emmy Awards nights Monday. The tablet app called “Mentions Box” is designed to let celebrities at the Emmy Awards answer questions from their fans. Fans need to go to Access Hollywood's Facebook page and ask questions for their favourite stars. The host of the show will take the tablet to the celebrity who has been asked a question. The celebrities will look into the camera and answer.
Julianne’s kids have moral values
Actress Julianne Moore's children may be privileged to be growing up in a famous household, but they do not take it for granted.
The actress, who is married to director Bart Freundlich, has two children — son Caleb, 16, and daughter liv, 12.
“We talk about how lucky we are as a family to have what we need, that the kids are able to go to grade school and whenever we need to go to the doctor, we can go to the doctor,” Moore told people.com.
“They have lots of opportunities, and they're aware that they're lucky that way,” she added. Her children also have a feel for philanthropy.
“We do talk about giving back or giving to charity or what it means to be less fortunate — they're aware of everything,” said Moore. One cause close to Moore's heart is the Children's Health Fund, which she helps with fundraising.