

Actress Shraddha Kapoor, who tasted success with two back-to-back hits — Ek Villain and Haider — this year, will celebrate the New Year in las Vegas while shooting for her forthcoming venture ABCD 2. “I am celebrating New Year in Vegas because we are going to shoot there for ABCD 2,” said the actress. The film also features Varun Dhawan. Sharing her excitement of spending New Year in las Vegas, Shraddha said, “I am going to have lots of fun there. Very few people get the opportunity to spend New Year in Vegas and I am one lucky person. Remo sir has told us that we going to stay back after the shoot there.” The actress also mentioned that she doesn't believe in New Year resolutions.
Singer lucky Ali has approached Bengaluru police, claiming that he has been threatened by land mafia. The reason Ali cited was a dispute over the piece of land that he and his siblings inherited from their father, Mehmood ten years ago. The dispute is being fought in court for the past few years.
Alps’ executive director, Ishika Taneja, has set a Guinness World Record in her first attempt by doing fastest airbrush make-up in just one hour at DlF Emporio. The beauty expert did the flawless airbrush make-up by using three colours on 60 models in 60 minutes. The session was divided into seven different steps, using “only” the airbrush equipment. lucia Sinigagliesi, Guinness World Record official adjudicator verified the accuracy and rewarded Taneja with the Guinness World Record certificate. Ishika dedicated her award to braveheart Nirbhaya, a victim of 2012 gang-rape incident in the presence of Nirbhaya’s parents.
Madonna is angry over nude images
Popstar Madonna has urged fans not to distribute her nude images, which have leaked online. The Material Girl hitmaker is furious after a number of unreleased images from old photo shoots hit the web and she has expressed her outrage by ranting about the alleged theft in a series of posts on photo-sharing site Instagram, reports contactmusic.com. Madonna blames hackers for the leak and has asked fans not to buy or re-post the images, many of which she has uploaded on the social networking website as examples. In a caption she writes, “Out takes from Steven Klein shoot I've never seen before. Thanks for showing me again and again that stealing selling and buying is alive and well in cyberspace!... (sic).”