‘Don't call dance item number’
Aditi Rao Hydari says a dance number should not be referred to as an item number. When asked about her 'item number' in the forthcoming film The legend of Michael Mishra, Aditi said: “I don't call it an item number. I don't think in 2016 anybody should call it an item number. I think it's sad if anybody is calling a dance number an item number. You are referring to a girl as an item. Please don't call it an item number.” She added, “When Madhuri Dixit dances, you call her a dancer. You don't call her an item. It all depends on how you treat yourself.” “The legend Of Michael Mishra,” which also features Arshad Warsi, was ready two years back, but it will finally release on August 5. “It's releasing now... after two years. But I still feel it will be valid because I feel it's a quirky film. The kind of film the audience accepts these days. I hope they will like this”
Hosting Jhalak is a huge responsibility because these contestants are celebrities and have a huge fan following. They are really very talented so for me it's kind of like 'How do I judge themIJ', ‘How do I judge people with so much talentIJ' and at the same time ‘How can I help them to fulfil their dreamsIJ’
| JACQUElINE FERNANDEZ
Academy Award-winning actor Morgan Freeman is in negotiations to star in Disney's upcoming live-action film The Nutcracker and the Four Realmsa opposite Misty Copeland and Mackenzie Foy. lasse came on board in March to direct from Ashleigh Powell's script.
Jennifer Aniston won't have Botox
Jennifer Aniston is not keen on getting a Botox. The “Horrible Bosses”star, who recently penned an essay slamming “objectification and scrutiny of women”, admits she has learned to accept her natural look after a boyfriend told her she looked better without any make-up. “Why would you want to (have Botox and) atrophy muscles anywayIJ If you don't work out, eventually everything drops,” Aniston told InStyle magazine. “less is more. (It’s important to) peel away those layers. I had a boyfriend who always said I looked better without make-up,” she added.
Aniston admitted that it took her a "while" to feel comfortable without make-up. “It took me a while to feel comfortable enough to remove that armour, but I eventually realised he was right,” she added.