Alia inspires new Mumbai police meme
Actor Alia Bhatt features in Mumbai Police force's latest effort in their ongoing campaign exhorting people to stay indoors, in these times of COVID-19 pandemic.
On their official page, Mumbai Police shared a meme featuring a smiling Alia in her Gully Boy look. “That face when he says he is going out for a walk during lockdown,” reads the meme.
This is not the first time Alia featured in a tweet by Mumbai Police. Recently, they had created a message using the names of her popular films while urging people to stay at home. “Mumbaikars, we hope you all are ‘Raazi’ with this advise of @aliaa08 to not venture out in any ‘Gully' unnecessarily and take care of ‘Dear Zindagi' for all!” was the tweet.
‘I made a video for Earth Day. While everyone is busy sharing videos and images of peacocks on roads, dolphins in the sea, clear blue skies, we shouldn’t forget that nature is healing and we must not get back to our old ways when the lockdown is over. We tend to forget that we can contribute and do our bit to save environment too.’
—Richa Chadha
Actor Vicky Kaushal feels the phenomenon of sleep paralysis is scary.
On Instagram, Vicky recently conducted an interactive session with fans. When a user asked him if he has ever seen a ghost in real life, Vicky opened up on the subject of sleep paralysis.
“I have experienced sleep paralysis couple of times. It's damn scary,” he wrote. Sleep paralysis is a medical condition where a person, on waking up from sleep, experiences temporary inability to move or speak.
The actor also shared that he is scared of watching horror films.
Eminem celebrates 12 years of sobriety
Singer-rapper Eminem is celebrating 12 years of sobriety with a promise to grow stronger in his fight against addiction, and says he is not afraid about the road ahead.
The rapper took to social media and posted a chip he received after staying sober for 12 years after past battles with addiction. He posted a shot of a black coin with the inscription, “One day at a time... Unity Service Recovery.”
Eminem had earlier opened up about how his addiction. He estimated that he consumed “anywhere between 10 to 20” Vicodin daily in addition to massive doses. “The numbers got so high. I don't even know what I was taking,” he said.