<p>Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan's son, Aryan Khan, has finally walked out of Arthur Road prison in Mumbai around 11 AM on October 30, three weeks after being taken into custody in a drug case.</p>

<p>The star kid walked out amid tight security, media presence and his father by his side amid a scrum of fans, media and onlookers.</p>

<p>Aryan Khan was granted bail by the Bombay High Court on October 28.</p>

<p>Jail officials had opened the bail box outside Arthur Road Jail at about 5:30 am on Saturday to collect bail orders. Reports said a physical copy of Aryan Khan's bail release order was also part of the lot on Friday.</p>

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<p>Earlier, Shah Rukh Khan was spotted leaving his Mumbai residence Mannat for Arthur Road jail to receive Aryan, who has been in custody for over three weeks following his arrest after a drug-bust raid off Mumbai's coastline on October 2.</p>

<p>Since it's a high-profile case, police personnel in huge numbers have&nbsp;been deployed outside jail and barricades have been erected owing to mass gathering and media presence.</p>

<p>On Friday, at around 5.30 pm, Bollywood actress Juhi Chawla completed the formalities to secure Aryan Khan's bail.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>The court then accepted her as the surety for Aryan's bail as she signed off crucial papers and executed the bail bond before the court officials.</p>

<p>The bail papers were sent directly to the jail authorities for processing after Chawla had reportedly carried out the formalities. But, according to news reports, the physical copy of Aryan Khan's release order was dropped in the bail box after the stipulated time.</p>

<p>The Bombay High Court granted bail to Aryan Khan with a $1, 335 bond, as per the orders issued on Friday.</p>

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<p>On Saturday (October 30), Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan was spotted leaving his residence 'Mannat' in the wee hours of the morning for jail ahead of Aryan’s release. He is expected to be out by 10 AM.</p>

<p>Aryan was arrested by the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) on October 2 along with seven others after the NCB busted an alleged rave party in Mumbai.</p>


Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan's son, Aryan Khan, has finally walked out of Arthur Road prison in Mumbai around 11 AM on October 30, three weeks after being taken into custody in a drug case.

Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan's son, Aryan Khan, has finally walked out of Arthur Road prison in Mumbai around 11 AM on October 30, three weeks after being taken into custody in a drug case. The star kid walked out amid tight security, media presence and his father by his side amid a scrum of fans, media and onlookers. Aryan Khan was granted bail by the Bombay High Court on October 28. Jail officials had opened the bail box outside Arthur Road Jail at about 5:30 am on Saturday to collect bail orders. Reports said a physical copy of Aryan Khan's bail release order was also part of the lot on Friday. Also read: Hum Do Humare Do review: Kriti Sanon is charming in this one-time watch film Earlier, Shah Rukh Khan was spotted leaving his Mumbai residence Mannat for Arthur Road jail to receive Aryan, who has been in custody for over three weeks following his arrest after a drug-bust raid off Mumbai's coastline on October 2. Since it's a high-profile case, police personnel in huge numbers have been deployed outside jail and barricades have been erected owing to mass gathering and media presence. On Friday, at around 5.30 pm, Bollywood actress Juhi Chawla completed the formalities to secure Aryan Khan's bail. Also read: 'Call My Agent: Bollywood' review: Fun, flirty and unapologetically frivolous The court then accepted her as the surety for Aryan's bail as she signed off crucial papers and executed the bail bond before the court officials. The bail papers were sent directly to the jail authorities for processing after Chawla had reportedly carried out the formalities. But, according to news reports, the physical copy of Aryan Khan's release order was dropped in the bail box after the stipulated time. The Bombay High Court granted bail to Aryan Khan with a $1, 335 bond, as per the orders issued on Friday. Also read: 'Dybbuk' review: Emraan Hashmi’s charm doesn’t suffice this insipid horror flick On Saturday (October 30), Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan was spotted leaving his residence 'Mannat' in the wee hours of the morning for jail ahead of Aryan’s release. He is expected to be out by 10 AM. Aryan was arrested by the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) on October 2 along with seven others after the NCB busted an alleged rave party in Mumbai.

Aryan Khan walks out of jail amid massive crowd, father Shah Rukh Khan in tow

<p>Superstar Shah Rukh Khan's son Aryan Khan was finally granted bail by the Bombay High Court on Thursday. The young student has spent over three weeks in jail after being arrested during a drug raid off Mumbai's coastline on October 2.</p>

<p>His release from the jail is, quite understandably, a big relief for the family. A short while after Khan's bail, his younger sister, Suhana Khan, posted a collage of pictures from their childhood, saying, "I Love You."</p>

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<p>The post has now gone viral and amassed close to half a million likes in slightly over an hour.</p>

<p>Aryan Khan is reportedly walking out of Mumbai's Arthur Road jail either on Friday or Saturday. The Bombay High Court is scheduled to give its detailed order in a drugs case that has been making headlines for a while now.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"The court has granted bail just now and hopefully all the three petitioners will come out of jail tomorrow or on Saturday," former Attorney General Mukul Rohatgi, who had appeared for Aryan Khan, reportedly told the press gathered outside the court in Mumbai.</p>

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<p>Aryan Khan, Shah Rukh Khan's eldest son, was one of seven people to be arrested on October 2 after a raid at a party off Mumbai's coastline.</p>

<p>The Narcotic Control Bureau (NCB) has alleged that Aryan Khan is a regular consumer and supplier of drugs, as per reports.</p>

<p>The actor's son, however, has denied the charges saying that no drugs were found on him during the raid.</p>

<p>"Thank god. As a father I am so relieved," said Bollywood actor R Madhavan in a tweet after the bail order.</p>

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Superstar Shah Rukh Khan's son Aryan Khan was finally granted bail by the Bombay High Court on Thursday. The young student has spent over three weeks in jail after being arrested during a drug raid off Mumbai's coastline on October 2.

Superstar Shah Rukh Khan's son Aryan Khan was finally granted bail by the Bombay High Court on Thursday. The young student has spent over three weeks in jail after being arrested during a drug raid off Mumbai's coastline on October 2. His release from the jail is, quite understandably, a big relief for the family. A short while after Khan's bail, his younger sister, Suhana Khan, posted a collage of pictures from their childhood, saying, "I Love You." View this post on Instagram A post shared by Suhana Khan (@suhanakhan2) × Also read: Rajinikanth admitted to a private hospital in Chennai The post has now gone viral and amassed close to half a million likes in slightly over an hour. Aryan Khan is reportedly walking out of Mumbai's Arthur Road jail either on Friday or Saturday. The Bombay High Court is scheduled to give its detailed order in a drugs case that has been making headlines for a while now. "The court has granted bail just now and hopefully all the three petitioners will come out of jail tomorrow or on Saturday," former Attorney General Mukul Rohatgi, who had appeared for Aryan Khan, reportedly told the press gathered outside the court in Mumbai. Also read: Zayn Malik and Gigi Hadid call it quits as the singer is accused of hitting the model's mother Aryan Khan, Shah Rukh Khan's eldest son, was one of seven people to be arrested on October 2 after a raid at a party off Mumbai's coastline. The Narcotic Control Bureau (NCB) has alleged that Aryan Khan is a regular consumer and supplier of drugs, as per reports. The actor's son, however, has denied the charges saying that no drugs were found on him during the raid. "Thank god. As a father I am so relieved," said Bollywood actor R Madhavan in a tweet after the bail order. Also read: WION exclusive: UB40: We're old, kids carry the flag for revolutionary change

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<p>Eric, who is an American living in Sri Lanka, shot the video in a beautiful location and can be seen singing the song with multiple changes to the source material, which has, clearly, worked well with his listeners.&nbsp;</p>

<p>What the expat has done is blend English lyrics with Sinhalese ones and even added rap into it for making it peppy. "Original song by Satheeshan Rathnayaka and Yohani! Hope y’all enjoy this cover," read the caption of the post.</p>

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<p>The video went viral in pretty much no time.</p>

<p>Yohani, in an exclusive interview with WION, had addressed the global viral trend her song has become, saying, "It’s been a crazy experience. Saying it’s overwhelming would be an understatement. I’m quite humbled by all the love and support. It still feels unreal. My teams have been with me from day one and they take a lot of the pressure off my shoulders. They look into all the collaborations, tours, brand works etc. I get to spend time with the band and prepare for the tour. I enjoy the process and look forward to performing live for as many people as possible."</p>

<p>Read the interview <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/lifestyle/news-wion-exclusive-manike-mage-hithe-singer-yohani-in-bollywood-i-would-love-to-work-with-ar-rahman-415805">here</a>.&nbsp;</p>

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Sri Lankan singer Yohani's viral song 'Manike Mage Hithe' is making headlines, yet again! This time, an American singer Eric Henry Heinrichs has piqued the interest of social media users for he has added his personal touch to the already popular number.

Sri Lankan singer Yohani's viral song 'Manike Mage Hithe' is making headlines, yet again! This time, an American singer Eric Henry Heinrichs has piqued the interest of social media users for he has added his personal touch to the already popular number. Also read: WION exclusive: Bhuvan Bam: ‘Dhindora’ could have been on any OTT platform, but that's unfair to my viewers Eric, who is an American living in Sri Lanka, shot the video in a beautiful location and can be seen singing the song with multiple changes to the source material, which has, clearly, worked well with his listeners. What the expat has done is blend English lyrics with Sinhalese ones and even added rap into it for making it peppy. "Original song by Satheeshan Rathnayaka and Yohani! Hope y’all enjoy this cover," read the caption of the post. Also read: 'Dybbuk' review: Emraan Hashmi’s charm doesn’t suffice this insipid horror flick The video went viral in pretty much no time. Yohani, in an exclusive interview with WION, had addressed the global viral trend her song has become, saying, "It’s been a crazy experience. Saying it’s overwhelming would be an understatement. I’m quite humbled by all the love and support. It still feels unreal. My teams have been with me from day one and they take a lot of the pressure off my shoulders. They look into all the collaborations, tours, brand works etc. I get to spend time with the band and prepare for the tour. I enjoy the process and look forward to performing live for as many people as possible." Read the interview here. Also read: WION exclusive: UB40: We are old f*rts now, our kids carry the flag for revolutionary change Watch the video here:

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<p>Reality TV star Scott Disick is still looking for ways to get over Kourtney Kardashian's recent engagement to Travis Barker, a source has reportedly informed a news website.</p>

<p>He was recently seen with model Elizabeth Grace Lindley but he is reportedly not seeing anyone seriously. Disick is also trying to extract a reaction from 42-year-old Kardashian, with whom he shares three kids -- 11-year-old Mason, 9-year-old Penelope and 6-year-old Reign.</p>

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<p>"Scott has been trying to do his own thing and process Kourtney and Travis' engagement. He's getting back to going out and hitting the party scene again. He's not dating anyone seriously yet at this point, and he is also trying to get under Kourtney's skin by being spotted out and about," the source was quoted as saying.</p>

<p>Regardless of what happens between the former couple, mother Kris Jenner continues to stay thick with Disick, revealed the source.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"Scott is still very close with Kris, along with other members of the family, and him and Kris talk to each other all the time. He will still be included and welcomed in various Kardashian celebrations, including holidays, as he is still their family, but right now, he doesn't know if he will choose to be around," the source added.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>When the news of Kourtney and Travis' engagement broke, Disick was rumoured to be 'stweing' over it. A source was quoted by ET as saying, "Scott is stewing over Kourtney and Travis' engagement and not happy at all. He's lonely right now and not in a relationship, and is very jealous that things are working out for Kourtney. Scott would prefer to go back to when him and Kourtney were just getting along as co-parents without anyone else in their lives romantically."&nbsp;</p>

<p>"He's trying to figure out his next move when it comes to their kids. Kourtney is trying to ignore any negativity from Scott because she has been down that road too many times to count and is just enjoying this moment, " the source had added.&nbsp;</p>

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Reality TV star Scott Disick is still looking for ways to get over Kourtney Kardashian's recent engagement to Travis Barker, a source has reportedly informed a news website.

Reality TV star Scott Disick is still looking for ways to get over Kourtney Kardashian's recent engagement to Travis Barker, a source has reportedly informed a news website. He was recently seen with model Elizabeth Grace Lindley but he is reportedly not seeing anyone seriously. Disick is also trying to extract a reaction from 42-year-old Kardashian, with whom he shares three kids -- 11-year-old Mason, 9-year-old Penelope and 6-year-old Reign. Also read: WION exclusive: UB40: We're old, kids carry the flag for revolutionary change "Scott has been trying to do his own thing and process Kourtney and Travis' engagement. He's getting back to going out and hitting the party scene again. He's not dating anyone seriously yet at this point, and he is also trying to get under Kourtney's skin by being spotted out and about," the source was quoted as saying. Regardless of what happens between the former couple, mother Kris Jenner continues to stay thick with Disick, revealed the source. "Scott is still very close with Kris, along with other members of the family, and him and Kris talk to each other all the time. He will still be included and welcomed in various Kardashian celebrations, including holidays, as he is still their family, but right now, he doesn't know if he will choose to be around," the source added. Also read: ‘Squid Game’ creator to NBA star LeBron James: He could make his own sequel When the news of Kourtney and Travis' engagement broke, Disick was rumoured to be 'stweing' over it. A source was quoted by ET as saying, "Scott is stewing over Kourtney and Travis' engagement and not happy at all. He's lonely right now and not in a relationship, and is very jealous that things are working out for Kourtney. Scott would prefer to go back to when him and Kourtney were just getting along as co-parents without anyone else in their lives romantically." "He's trying to figure out his next move when it comes to their kids. Kourtney is trying to ignore any negativity from Scott because she has been down that road too many times to count and is just enjoying this moment, " the source had added. Also read: Alec Baldwin's daughter Ireland Baldwin stands by him: I know my Dad, you don't

Scott Disick has wicked plans for Kourtney Kardashian

<p>The small, tranquil island of Skeppsholmen holds a handful of the Swedish capital’s artistic treasures: Moderna Museet, the theater group Teater Galeasen and the converted red brick warehouse just steps from a waterfront promenade where Benny Andersson has his personal studio. He tucked a packet of the oral tobacco snus in his mouth as Bjorn Ulvaeus sipped coffee in one of its sunbathed rooms earlier this month, the two musicians surrounded by a grand piano, a small selection of synths and an assortment of framed photographs that were perched behind a computer screen.</p>

<p><br />
For the first time since the Reagan administration, the pair were discussing a new album by their band, Abba — an album one of the biggest international pop acts in history somehow made in secret, with all four of its original members congregating nearly four decades after giving their last public performance.</p>

<p><br />
“We took a break in the spring of 1982 and now we’ve decided it’s time to end it,” the group said in a statement in September. The response was thunderous. “Abba is another vessel, isn’t it?” Ulvaeus marveled at the studio, just steps from the larger one where they completed their clandestine LP. “We did this thing and we are on the front page of every paper in the world.”</p>

<p><br />
In a country known for producing towering figures in pop music (Avicii, hitmaker Max Martin, Robyn, Roxette) Abba still looms the largest, and even has its own permanent museum. Between 1973 and 1981, the quartet — which includes singers Agnetha Faltskog and Anni-Frid Lyngstad — released eight studio albums filled with meticulously crafted melodies, harmonies and strings that have generated 20 hits on Billboard’s Hot 100 chart, sold tens of millions of albums around the world and built a passionate fan base.</p>

<p><br />
But its paradigm-shifting impact can’t be measured only in numbers: The group was known for taking risks with technology and the use of its songs. Starting in the mid-1970s, it was among the first acts to make elaborate promotional mini-films — we’d call them music videos now — most of them directed by Lasse Hallstrom. Its 1981 album “The Visitors” is generally acknowledged as the first commercial release on compact disc. The 1999 jukebox musical “Mamma Mia!” paired the group’s hits with an unrelated plot, sparking a slew of imitators and two film adaptations that brought us the spectacle of Meryl Streep singing “Dancing Queen.”<br />
Now Abba is risking perhaps its most valuable asset — its legacy — by not only releasing a fresh addition to its catalog, but creating a stage show that features none of its members in the flesh. Starting in a custom-built London venue next May, the group will perform as highly sophisticated avatars (or in this case, Abbatars) designed to replicate their 1979 look — the era of feathered hair and flamboyant stage wear.</p>

<p><br />
Andersson, 74, and Ulvaeus, 76, two of the most low-key men in a high-stress industry, said they were genuinely surprised, and possibly a little relieved, by the excitement that greeted the new album’s announcement. (The 10-track “Voyage,” which shares its name with the forthcoming live show, is out Nov. 5 on Capitol.)</p>

<p><br />
“We had no idea it would be so well received,” Ulvaeus said. “You just take a chance, you risk a thumping.” It was hard to tell if he was echoing the title of one of Abba’s most famous songs on purpose; these guys have a way with dry humor.</p>

<p><br />
Still, they might have had an inkling a reunion would spur interest. Since it went offline in 1982, Abba has continued to thrive. Conversations about pop have shifted over the decades, helping the group overcome the “cheesy Europop” tag that often stuck to it during its 1970s prime — “We have met the enemy and they are them,” American critic Robert Christgau wrote in 1979. Abba is now widely respected as a purveyor of sophisticated pop craftsmanship, and its enduring popularity transcends generations and borders.</p>

<p><br />
“Abba is simply one of the biggest groups in the history of popular music,” Michelle Jubelirer, president and chief operating officer of Capitol Music Group, wrote in an email. “They are truly a global phenomenon, and have been so since they won the Eurovision Song Contest in 1974 with ‘Waterloo.’ ”</p>

<p><br />
And every decade or so, something has rekindled interest, starting with the 1992 compilation “Abba Gold,” which is still on the British charts more than 1,000 weeks after its release (I wrote the liner notes to a 2010 reissue). The band’s classic songcraft and studio wizardry continues to bridge musical allegiances, drawing fans as diverse as Elvis Costello, Carly Rae Jepsen, Jarvis Cocker, Kylie Minogue and Dave Grohl. Just ask Madonna, who directly appealed to the group for a sample of “Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight)” for her 2005 hit “Hung Up.”</p>

<p><br />
Andersson and Ulvaeus could easily have just sat on their piles of kronor, with the knowledge that their place in the record books was secure: “What is there to prove?” Andersson said. “They’ll still play ‘Dancing Queen’ next year.”</p>

<p><br />
Ulvaeus chortled. The duo still complement each other almost comically perfectly: Andersson is a musician’s musician who goes to his studio almost every day (and drives an ultracompact Toyota). Ulvaeus, who has always had an entrepreneurial bent, continues to pursue various projects with his production and hospitality company Pophouse Entertainment (and pilots a red Tesla).</p>

<p><br />
Because there was no pressure to reunite, the pair say there was no grand plan for an album: It just kind of happened when four friends realized they still enjoyed making music together.</p>

<p><br />
It all started about five years ago, when Simon Fuller, the producer behind the “Idol” franchise and the Spice Girls, pitched a show starring 3D reproductions of the group’s members “singing” the original vocal tracks backed by a live band.</p>

<p><br />
“It was an easy choice (for me) to empower them to be the first important group to truly embrace the possibilities of the virtual world,” Fuller said in an email. “Abba’s music appeals to all generations unlike any group since the Beatles.”</p>

<p><br />
The project also had appealing practical benefits for people unwilling to submit to the grind of big concerts.</p>

<p><br />
“What interested us was the idea that we could send them out while we can be at home cooking or walking the dog,” Andersson said.</p>

<p><br />
The pair traveled to Las Vegas to check out the hologram used in the Cirque du Soleil show “Michael Jackson ONE,” and their main takeaway was that they would have to do roughly a million times better. The visual-effects company Industrial Light &amp;amp; Magic, of “Star Wars” fame, assured them it could happen. (Fuller is no longer involved in the project.)</p>

<p><br />
Naturally, “the girls,” as seemingly everybody in the band’s close circles good-naturedly calls Faltskog, 71, and Lyngstad, 75, had to be onboard, especially since the process would involve weeks of motion capture. “They said ‘OK, if that’s it,’ ” Andersson recalled. “‘We don’t want to go on the road. We don’t want to do TV interviews and meet journalists.’ ” (They kept their word and didn’t participate in this story.)</p>

<p><br />
Andersson and Ulvaeus decided that the Abbatars should have some fresh material because that’s what would have happened before a tour back in the day. In 2017 Faltskog, who lives outside Stockholm, and Lyngstad, who lives in Switzerland, traveled to RMV studio, 100 yards from Andersson’s base on Skeppsholmen. There, they put down their vocals on the ballad “I Still Have Faith in You” and the string-laden disco of “Don’t Shut Me Down.” The two singers, who have been out of the music business for several years, picked up right where they left off.</p>

<p><br />
“They come in and they just, you know, ‘Here you go guys, we can still do this,’ ” Andersson said. “Amazing.”</p>

<p><br />
Faltskog and Lyngstad weren’t the only ones beckoned to work. “Benny called me saying something like, ‘Can you come to the studio, we’re thinking of making one or two songs with the old band?’ ” the guitarist Lasse Wellander, who has been working with the group since its self-titled album from 1975, wrote in an email. “At first I didn’t understand what he meant, then I realized he actually meant Abba!”</p>

<p><br />
The original plan was to do just those two tracks, but they kept going. “We said, ‘Shouldn’t we write a few other songs, just for fun?’ ” Andersson recalled. “And the girls said, ‘Yeah, that will be fun.’ So they came in and we had five songs. And we said, ‘Shouldn’t we do a few others? We can release an album.’ ”</p>

<p><br />
There were conversations about how the new LP would fit into a beloved discography. “Part of it was, is this in any way harming the history of Abba, the music of Abba?” said Gorel Hanser, who has worked with the band members since 1969, before they called themselves Abba, and is integral to the group’s management team. She said she thought Andersson addressed those concerns when the idea first arrived for “Mamma Mia!”: ‘“Are we doing it the right way? Are we destroying what we have?’” she said. “But I think it’s been very well taken care of. We don’t leave anything without doing it as best as we possibly can.”<br />
The new songs feature some of Ulvaeus’ most poetically bittersweet lyrics, with references to the difficulty of relationships and separation. “I’ve been through that myself,” he said. “It’s fiction but you know exactly what it’s like.”</p>

<p><br />
For Andersson, coming up with fresh Abba material was a welcome shift. “I think it’s sort of boring to only work on recycling,” he said, inadvertently sparking a back and forth with Ulvaeus — their only disagreement of the day — over his choice of words.</p>

<p><br />
“You call it recycling, I call it transcendent storytelling,” Ulvaeus said. “You can lift, you can do things on other platforms, which is what ‘Voyage’ is: it’s telling a story on another platform. That’s what ‘Mamma Mia!’ is, too,” he continued, referring to the musical. “It’s not recycling.”</p>

<p><br />
In a way the exchange was pure Abba: easygoing, but undergirded by serious concerns. Another chance for debate came up when the two men were discussing their Abbatars. Andersson remarked that Ulvaeus had requested a change to his digital alter ego’s hair because there is only so much 1979 realness anybody can take. When I remarked that it was a great way to rewrite a little bit of history while still being faithful to its spirit, Ulvaeus replied, with a slight smile, “Yes, it’s such an interesting existential question.” (Ulvaeus, known in Sweden for his commitment to atheism and humanism, enjoys such questions, later asking, “So, do you think the American constitution is strong enough to withstand another Republican president?”)</p>

<p><br />
The Andersson-Ulvaeus songwriting bond has withstood intraband divorces and the pressure brought on by critical scorn. (For those who have forgotten: Andersson used to be married to Lyngstad, Ulvaeus to Faltskog.) They have been writing together nonstop since meeting in 1966, and their post-Abba collaborations include songs for Andersson’s band as well as the musicals “Chess” and “Kristina from Duvemåla,” an epic about 19th-century Swedish immigrants to America that includes the rare showstopper about lice.</p>

<p><br />
While the division of labor used to be fluid in the 1970s, it is now much more clear-cut: Andersson comes up with melodies and records demos in his Skeppsholmen lair then sends them to Ulvaeus, who writes the lyrics. Asked how elaborate those demos are, Andersson volunteered to play “Don’t Shut Me Down,” and walked over to his computer. Then he couldn’t find it among his dozens of files, searching “Tina Charles” since the Abba song has a slinky vibe like one of the British singer’s hits.</p>

<p><br />
He eventually unearthed not the demo but the finished backing track, and cranked it up on the immaculate sound system, providing a great example of how crucial Faltskog and Lyngstad’s voices are to Abba’s sonic tapestry.</p>

<p><br />
“All the various successful groups since the ’70s have had more than one singer,” Andersson said, mentioning Eagles and Fleetwood Mac, alongside Abba. “You hear Frida sing one song and then you hear Agnetha sing — it’s like two bands. The dynamics are helped immensely by the fact that there are two. And then when they sing together …”</p>

<p><br />
Their harmonies on the “Voyage” album bear the unmistakable Abba stamp, even if the register is a bit lower than it used to be. Age alone does not account for the difference: “We used to sort of force them to go as high as they could on most of the songs because it gives energy,” Andersson said.</p>

<p><br />
“We urged rather than forced,” Ulvaeus interjected.</p>

<p><br />
A lot has changed in pop in the past 40 years, but “Voyage” makes no attempt to sound like anything other than Abba. “You listen to new records, it’s always so slick,” Andersson said. “There’s nothing moving aside of the exact rhythm. I don’t do that — I do it by free hand.”<br />
The approach helps makes the new album feel timeless. “Nowadays you can edit anything, but they didn’t,” drummer Per Lindvall, who has been collaborating with Andersson and Ulvaeus since the song “Super Trouper” in 1980 and plays on the new album, said on the phone. “They also haven’t been pitching the vocals to death. It’s part of the unique Abba sound.”</p>

<p><br />
The new show — in which the two men have invested “a big chunk,” according to Andersson, whose son Ludvig is one of its producers — did require a bit more 21st-century technology, including five weeks of motion capture. That involved squeezing into tight suits covered in sensors, and required Andersson and Ulvaeus to shave their beloved beards.<br />
As more pieces of the “Voyage” project fell into place over the past couple of years, the former Klaxons frontman James Righton was enlisted to recruit the Abbatars’ live backing band. Its 10 members include Victoria Hesketh, 37, who performs as Little Boots. In early 2020, she practiced with the newly formed ensemble in Stockholm, under Andersson’s tutelage.</p>

<p><br />
“It was a strange combination of being pushed technically so hard, but at the same time being so full of joy in every moment,” she said in a phone interview. “I could see Benny chuckling to himself behind the mixing desk.”</p>

<p><br />
Four decades ago, this long, improbable journey was unimaginable for four Swedes. “You have to understand how impossible it seemed right before Abba to have hit records in England and the U.S.,” Ulvaeus said of the pop landscape before the internet globalized it. “It was absolutely not in the cards.”</p>

<p><br />
Yet not only did Abba break down barriers for musicians around the world, it did it with the matter-of-fact pragmatism of artisans — which is what its members remain at heart. “The thing is, it has always been like day-to-day work, even then,” Andersson said. “We would write the songs, hope that something good will come out, go to the studio, record those songs. And then we wrote some more. Exactly the same as now: It’s not about anything else than trying to come up with something good, and see what happens.”</p>


The small, tranquil island of Skeppsholmen holds a handful of the Swedish capital’s artistic treasures: Moderna Museet, the theater group Teater Galeasen and the converted red brick warehouse just steps from a waterfront promenade where Benny Andersson has his personal studio.

The small, tranquil island of Skeppsholmen holds a handful of the Swedish capital’s artistic treasures: Moderna Museet, the theater group Teater Galeasen and the converted red brick warehouse just steps from a waterfront promenade where Benny Andersson has his personal studio. He tucked a packet of the oral tobacco snus in his mouth as Bjorn Ulvaeus sipped coffee in one of its sunbathed rooms earlier this month, the two musicians surrounded by a grand piano, a small selection of synths and an assortment of framed photographs that were perched behind a computer screen. For the first time since the Reagan administration, the pair were discussing a new album by their band, Abba — an album one of the biggest international pop acts in history somehow made in secret, with all four of its original members congregating nearly four decades after giving their last public performance. “We took a break in the spring of 1982 and now we’ve decided it’s time to end it,” the group said in a statement in September. The response was thunderous. “Abba is another vessel, isn’t it?” Ulvaeus marveled at the studio, just steps from the larger one where they completed their clandestine LP. “We did this thing and we are on the front page of every paper in the world.” In a country known for producing towering figures in pop music (Avicii, hitmaker Max Martin, Robyn, Roxette) Abba still looms the largest, and even has its own permanent museum. Between 1973 and 1981, the quartet — which includes singers Agnetha Faltskog and Anni-Frid Lyngstad — released eight studio albums filled with meticulously crafted melodies, harmonies and strings that have generated 20 hits on Billboard’s Hot 100 chart, sold tens of millions of albums around the world and built a passionate fan base. But its paradigm-shifting impact can’t be measured only in numbers: The group was known for taking risks with technology and the use of its songs. Starting in the mid-1970s, it was among the first acts to make elaborate promotional mini-films — we’d call them music videos now — most of them directed by Lasse Hallstrom. Its 1981 album “The Visitors” is generally acknowledged as the first commercial release on compact disc. The 1999 jukebox musical “Mamma Mia!” paired the group’s hits with an unrelated plot, sparking a slew of imitators and two film adaptations that brought us the spectacle of Meryl Streep singing “Dancing Queen.” Now Abba is risking perhaps its most valuable asset — its legacy — by not only releasing a fresh addition to its catalog, but creating a stage show that features none of its members in the flesh. Starting in a custom-built London venue next May, the group will perform as highly sophisticated avatars (or in this case, Abbatars) designed to replicate their 1979 look — the era of feathered hair and flamboyant stage wear. Andersson, 74, and Ulvaeus, 76, two of the most low-key men in a high-stress industry, said they were genuinely surprised, and possibly a little relieved, by the excitement that greeted the new album’s announcement. (The 10-track “Voyage,” which shares its name with the forthcoming live show, is out Nov. 5 on Capitol.) “We had no idea it would be so well received,” Ulvaeus said. “You just take a chance, you risk a thumping.” It was hard to tell if he was echoing the title of one of Abba’s most famous songs on purpose; these guys have a way with dry humor. Still, they might have had an inkling a reunion would spur interest. Since it went offline in 1982, Abba has continued to thrive. Conversations about pop have shifted over the decades, helping the group overcome the “cheesy Europop” tag that often stuck to it during its 1970s prime — “We have met the enemy and they are them,” American critic Robert Christgau wrote in 1979. Abba is now widely respected as a purveyor of sophisticated pop craftsmanship, and its enduring popularity transcends generations and borders. “Abba is simply one of the biggest groups in the history of popular music,” Michelle Jubelirer, president and chief operating officer of Capitol Music Group, wrote in an email. “They are truly a global phenomenon, and have been so since they won the Eurovision Song Contest in 1974 with ‘Waterloo.’ ” And every decade or so, something has rekindled interest, starting with the 1992 compilation “Abba Gold,” which is still on the British charts more than 1,000 weeks after its release (I wrote the liner notes to a 2010 reissue). The band’s classic songcraft and studio wizardry continues to bridge musical allegiances, drawing fans as diverse as Elvis Costello, Carly Rae Jepsen, Jarvis Cocker, Kylie Minogue and Dave Grohl. Just ask Madonna, who directly appealed to the group for a sample of “Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight)” for her 2005 hit “Hung Up.” Andersson and Ulvaeus could easily have just sat on their piles of kronor, with the knowledge that their place in the record books was secure: “What is there to prove?” Andersson said. “They’ll still play ‘Dancing Queen’ next year.” Ulvaeus chortled. The duo still complement each other almost comically perfectly: Andersson is a musician’s musician who goes to his studio almost every day (and drives an ultracompact Toyota). Ulvaeus, who has always had an entrepreneurial bent, continues to pursue various projects with his production and hospitality company Pophouse Entertainment (and pilots a red Tesla). Because there was no pressure to reunite, the pair say there was no grand plan for an album: It just kind of happened when four friends realized they still enjoyed making music together. It all started about five years ago, when Simon Fuller, the producer behind the “Idol” franchise and the Spice Girls, pitched a show starring 3D reproductions of the group’s members “singing” the original vocal tracks backed by a live band. “It was an easy choice (for me) to empower them to be the first important group to truly embrace the possibilities of the virtual world,” Fuller said in an email. “Abba’s music appeals to all generations unlike any group since the Beatles.” The project also had appealing practical benefits for people unwilling to submit to the grind of big concerts. “What interested us was the idea that we could send them out while we can be at home cooking or walking the dog,” Andersson said. The pair traveled to Las Vegas to check out the hologram used in the Cirque du Soleil show “Michael Jackson ONE,” and their main takeaway was that they would have to do roughly a million times better. The visual-effects company Industrial Light &amp; Magic, of “Star Wars” fame, assured them it could happen. (Fuller is no longer involved in the project.) Naturally, “the girls,” as seemingly everybody in the band’s close circles good-naturedly calls Faltskog, 71, and Lyngstad, 75, had to be onboard, especially since the process would involve weeks of motion capture. “They said ‘OK, if that’s it,’ ” Andersson recalled. “‘We don’t want to go on the road. We don’t want to do TV interviews and meet journalists.’ ” (They kept their word and didn’t participate in this story.) Andersson and Ulvaeus decided that the Abbatars should have some fresh material because that’s what would have happened before a tour back in the day. In 2017 Faltskog, who lives outside Stockholm, and Lyngstad, who lives in Switzerland, traveled to RMV studio, 100 yards from Andersson’s base on Skeppsholmen. There, they put down their vocals on the ballad “I Still Have Faith in You” and the string-laden disco of “Don’t Shut Me Down.” The two singers, who have been out of the music business for several years, picked up right where they left off. “They come in and they just, you know, ‘Here you go guys, we can still do this,’ ” Andersson said. “Amazing.” Faltskog and Lyngstad weren’t the only ones beckoned to work. “Benny called me saying something like, ‘Can you come to the studio, we’re thinking of making one or two songs with the old band?’ ” the guitarist Lasse Wellander, who has been working with the group since its self-titled album from 1975, wrote in an email. “At first I didn’t understand what he meant, then I realized he actually meant Abba!” The original plan was to do just those two tracks, but they kept going. “We said, ‘Shouldn’t we write a few other songs, just for fun?’ ” Andersson recalled. “And the girls said, ‘Yeah, that will be fun.’ So they came in and we had five songs. And we said, ‘Shouldn’t we do a few others? We can release an album.’ ” There were conversations about how the new LP would fit into a beloved discography. “Part of it was, is this in any way harming the history of Abba, the music of Abba?” said Gorel Hanser, who has worked with the band members since 1969, before they called themselves Abba, and is integral to the group’s management team. She said she thought Andersson addressed those concerns when the idea first arrived for “Mamma Mia!”: ‘“Are we doing it the right way? Are we destroying what we have?’” she said. “But I think it’s been very well taken care of. We don’t leave anything without doing it as best as we possibly can.” The new songs feature some of Ulvaeus’ most poetically bittersweet lyrics, with references to the difficulty of relationships and separation. “I’ve been through that myself,” he said. “It’s fiction but you know exactly what it’s like.” For Andersson, coming up with fresh Abba material was a welcome shift. “I think it’s sort of boring to only work on recycling,” he said, inadvertently sparking a back and forth with Ulvaeus — their only disagreement of the day — over his choice of words. “You call it recycling, I call it transcendent storytelling,” Ulvaeus said. “You can lift, you can do things on other platforms, which is what ‘Voyage’ is: it’s telling a story on another platform. That’s what ‘Mamma Mia!’ is, too,” he continued, referring to the musical. “It’s not recycling.” In a way the exchange was pure Abba: easygoing, but undergirded by serious concerns. Another chance for debate came up when the two men were discussing their Abbatars. Andersson remarked that Ulvaeus had requested a change to his digital alter ego’s hair because there is only so much 1979 realness anybody can take. When I remarked that it was a great way to rewrite a little bit of history while still being faithful to its spirit, Ulvaeus replied, with a slight smile, “Yes, it’s such an interesting existential question.” (Ulvaeus, known in Sweden for his commitment to atheism and humanism, enjoys such questions, later asking, “So, do you think the American constitution is strong enough to withstand another Republican president?”) The Andersson-Ulvaeus songwriting bond has withstood intraband divorces and the pressure brought on by critical scorn. (For those who have forgotten: Andersson used to be married to Lyngstad, Ulvaeus to Faltskog.) They have been writing together nonstop since meeting in 1966, and their post-Abba collaborations include songs for Andersson’s band as well as the musicals “Chess” and “Kristina from Duvemåla,” an epic about 19th-century Swedish immigrants to America that includes the rare showstopper about lice. While the division of labor used to be fluid in the 1970s, it is now much more clear-cut: Andersson comes up with melodies and records demos in his Skeppsholmen lair then sends them to Ulvaeus, who writes the lyrics. Asked how elaborate those demos are, Andersson volunteered to play “Don’t Shut Me Down,” and walked over to his computer. Then he couldn’t find it among his dozens of files, searching “Tina Charles” since the Abba song has a slinky vibe like one of the British singer’s hits. He eventually unearthed not the demo but the finished backing track, and cranked it up on the immaculate sound system, providing a great example of how crucial Faltskog and Lyngstad’s voices are to Abba’s sonic tapestry. “All the various successful groups since the ’70s have had more than one singer,” Andersson said, mentioning Eagles and Fleetwood Mac, alongside Abba. “You hear Frida sing one song and then you hear Agnetha sing — it’s like two bands. The dynamics are helped immensely by the fact that there are two. And then when they sing together …” Their harmonies on the “Voyage” album bear the unmistakable Abba stamp, even if the register is a bit lower than it used to be. Age alone does not account for the difference: “We used to sort of force them to go as high as they could on most of the songs because it gives energy,” Andersson said. “We urged rather than forced,” Ulvaeus interjected. A lot has changed in pop in the past 40 years, but “Voyage” makes no attempt to sound like anything other than Abba. “You listen to new records, it’s always so slick,” Andersson said. “There’s nothing moving aside of the exact rhythm. I don’t do that — I do it by free hand.” The approach helps makes the new album feel timeless. “Nowadays you can edit anything, but they didn’t,” drummer Per Lindvall, who has been collaborating with Andersson and Ulvaeus since the song “Super Trouper” in 1980 and plays on the new album, said on the phone. “They also haven’t been pitching the vocals to death. It’s part of the unique Abba sound.” The new show — in which the two men have invested “a big chunk,” according to Andersson, whose son Ludvig is one of its producers — did require a bit more 21st-century technology, including five weeks of motion capture. That involved squeezing into tight suits covered in sensors, and required Andersson and Ulvaeus to shave their beloved beards. As more pieces of the “Voyage” project fell into place over the past couple of years, the former Klaxons frontman James Righton was enlisted to recruit the Abbatars’ live backing band. Its 10 members include Victoria Hesketh, 37, who performs as Little Boots. In early 2020, she practiced with the newly formed ensemble in Stockholm, under Andersson’s tutelage. “It was a strange combination of being pushed technically so hard, but at the same time being so full of joy in every moment,” she said in a phone interview. “I could see Benny chuckling to himself behind the mixing desk.” Four decades ago, this long, improbable journey was unimaginable for four Swedes. “You have to understand how impossible it seemed right before Abba to have hit records in England and the U.S.,” Ulvaeus said of the pop landscape before the internet globalized it. “It was absolutely not in the cards.” Yet not only did Abba break down barriers for musicians around the world, it did it with the matter-of-fact pragmatism of artisans — which is what its members remain at heart. “The thing is, it has always been like day-to-day work, even then,” Andersson said. “We would write the songs, hope that something good will come out, go to the studio, record those songs. And then we wrote some more. Exactly the same as now: It’s not about anything else than trying to come up with something good, and see what happens.”

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<p>Tom Hanks just loves weddings!</p>

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A California pair was in for the biggest wedding surprise ever when an unexpected guest showed up to their beachside wedding.</p>

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According to reports, Diciembre and Tashia Farries were getting married on the beach in Santa Monica, California, over the weekend when the Oscar-winning actor crashed their wedding.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Also read:</strong>&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/lifestyle/news-wion-exclusive-ub40-we-are-old-frts-now-our-kids-carry-the-flag-for-revolutionary-change-424650">WION exclusive: UB40: We're old, kids carry the flag for revolutionary change</a></p>

<p>The newlyweds then told the media that the 'Sully' star walked up to them, saying he had been watching their wedding from a distance and complimented them for being a gorgeous couple.&nbsp;</p>

<p>If that wasn't sweet enough, Tom Hanks then requested a picture with Diciembre and Tashia and their 1-year-old son to mark the special occasion.</p>

<p>Diciembre later revealed that her late brother and Hanks share the same birthday. "It was like that was a message that he was there!" they told a news site, reportedly.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>This isn't the first time Tom Hanks has crashed a wedding. In 2016, Hanks chanced upon a wedding ceremony while jogging in New York City's Central Park and the couple had invited him to pose for their wedding pictures. he happily obliged.&nbsp;</p>

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Tom Hanks just loves weddings! A California pair was in for the biggest wedding surprise ever when an unexpected guest showed up to their beachside wedding. According to reports, Diciembre and Tashia Farries were getting married on the beach in Santa Monica, California, over the weekend when the Oscar-winning actor crashed their wedding.

Tom Hanks just loves weddings! A California pair was in for the biggest wedding surprise ever when an unexpected guest showed up to their beachside wedding. According to reports, Diciembre and Tashia Farries were getting married on the beach in Santa Monica, California, over the weekend when the Oscar-winning actor crashed their wedding. Also read: WION exclusive: UB40: We're old, kids carry the flag for revolutionary change The newlyweds then told the media that the 'Sully' star walked up to them, saying he had been watching their wedding from a distance and complimented them for being a gorgeous couple. If that wasn't sweet enough, Tom Hanks then requested a picture with Diciembre and Tashia and their 1-year-old son to mark the special occasion. Diciembre later revealed that her late brother and Hanks share the same birthday. "It was like that was a message that he was there!" they told a news site, reportedly. When #TomHanks crashes your wedding! The GREAT story @FOXLA today at 3 before the game! pic.twitter.com/FEwIF7dGX9 — christina gonzalez (@cgfox11) October 26, 2021 × Also read: WION exclusive: Bhuvan Bam: Would've been unfair to release ‘Dhindora’ on OTT This isn't the first time Tom Hanks has crashed a wedding. In 2016, Hanks chanced upon a wedding ceremony while jogging in New York City's Central Park and the couple had invited him to pose for their wedding pictures. he happily obliged. "Elizabeth and Ryan! Congrats and blessings! Hanx," Tom Hanks had written on Instagram. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Tom Hanks (@tomhanks) ×

Tom Hanks crashes a wedding, his second in five years!

<p>The creator of Netflix's breakout show, 'Squid Game, Hwang Dong-hyuk responded rather sharply to comments made by NBA superstar LeBron James about the ending.</p>

<p>James expressed that he was not happy with the ending of the show during a press conference exchange with fellow Los Angeles Lakers player Anthony Davis. James’ comments weren’t directed towards Hwang, the man behind the South Korean series, which the creator answered when asked about the same during a recent interview with Guardian.</p>

<p><strong>Also read:</strong>&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/lifestyle/news-wion-exclusive-ub40-we-are-old-frts-now-our-kids-carry-the-flag-for-revolutionary-change-424650">WION exclusive: UB40: We're old, kids carry the flag for revolutionary change</a></p>

<p>Hwang said that James "is cool and can say what he wants" but he wouldn't change "his ending."</p>

<p>"I wouldn’t change my ending. That’s my ending. If he has his own ending that would satisfy him, maybe he could make his own sequel. I’ll check it out and maybe send him a message saying, ‘I liked your whole show, except the ending'," Hwang said.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The series' ending paves the way for a second season, which was essentially what the NBA superstar was referring to.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Also read:&nbsp;</strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/lifestyle/news-wion-exclusive-bhuvan-bam-%E2%80%98dhindora%E2%80%99-could-have-been-on-any-ott-platform-but-thats-unfair-to-my-viewers-424368" hreflang="en">WION exclusive: Bhuvan Bam: Would've been unfair to release ‘Dhindora’ on OTT</a></p>

<p>“I know they start it off with a season two, but like, get on the fucking flight and go see your daughter, bro. Like what are you doing?” he said in a clip recorded during the press conference.</p>

<p>During the same interview, the creator said that he had to go through a &nbsp;lot of emotional, physical and mental stress while making this series and that the show's success has not really made him rich.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"I do have enough. I have enough to put food on the table. And it’s not like Netflix is paying me a bonus. Netflix paid me according to the original contract," he said.</p>

<p><strong>Also read:&nbsp;</strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-alec-baldwins-daughter-ireland-baldwin-stands-by-him-i-know-my-dad-you-dont-424678" hreflang="en">Alec Baldwin's daughter Ireland stands by him: I know my Dad, you don't</a></p>


The creator of Netflix's breakout show, 'Squid Game, Hwang Dong-hyuk responded rather sharply to comments made by NBA superstar LeBron James about the ending. James expressed that he was not happy with the ending of the show during a press conference exchange with fellow Los Angeles Lakers player Anthony Davis.

The creator of Netflix's breakout show, 'Squid Game, Hwang Dong-hyuk responded rather sharply to comments made by NBA superstar LeBron James about the ending. James expressed that he was not happy with the ending of the show during a press conference exchange with fellow Los Angeles Lakers player Anthony Davis. James’ comments weren’t directed towards Hwang, the man behind the South Korean series, which the creator answered when asked about the same during a recent interview with Guardian. Also read: WION exclusive: UB40: We're old, kids carry the flag for revolutionary change Hwang said that James "is cool and can say what he wants" but he wouldn't change "his ending." "I wouldn’t change my ending. That’s my ending. If he has his own ending that would satisfy him, maybe he could make his own sequel. I’ll check it out and maybe send him a message saying, ‘I liked your whole show, except the ending'," Hwang said. The series' ending paves the way for a second season, which was essentially what the NBA superstar was referring to. Also read: WION exclusive: Bhuvan Bam: Would've been unfair to release ‘Dhindora’ on OTT “I know they start it off with a season two, but like, get on the fucking flight and go see your daughter, bro. Like what are you doing?” he said in a clip recorded during the press conference. During the same interview, the creator said that he had to go through a lot of emotional, physical and mental stress while making this series and that the show's success has not really made him rich. "I do have enough. I have enough to put food on the table. And it’s not like Netflix is paying me a bonus. Netflix paid me according to the original contract," he said. Also read: Alec Baldwin's daughter Ireland stands by him: I know my Dad, you don't

‘Squid Game’ creator hits back at NBA star LeBron James: Maybe he could make his own sequel

<p>Following the tragic accidental prop gun shooting on the set of his movie 'Rust', Hollywood actor Alec Baldwin has been receiving support from his near and dear ones.</p>

<p>On Wednesday, the actor's daughter, Ireland Baldwin, took to Instagram to lend support to her father.</p>

<p><strong>Also read:&nbsp;</strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/lifestyle/news-wion-exclusive-ub40-we-are-old-frts-now-our-kids-carry-the-flag-for-revolutionary-change-424650">WION exclusive: UB40: We're old, kids carry the flag for revolutionary change</a></p>

<p>"Amongst some of the most abhorrent and threatening comments, emails, text messages, and voicemails I’ve been getting... this beautiful comment stands alone. &nbsp;I know my dad, you simply don’t. I love you, Dad ❤️," Ireland captioned the post, which was a snap of a positive story about her father.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The story, however, goes as this, "So about a million years ago I was working in the production office in Toronto of the company that was making the Thomas the Tank Engine movie that he did. I'd dealt with typing up some pretty goofy celebrity riders in my day but NOT your dads. He only wanted to make sure he had milk and cereal in his hotel room for when his daughter was visiting. That was it. That was the whole rider. I'll always remember that."</p>

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<p>On Thursday, Santa Fe Sheriff’s Department told a global news website the investigation "remains open and active. No charges have been filed in regard to this incident. Witnesses continue to be interviewed by detectives."&nbsp;</p>

<p>Ireland Baldwin had previously commented on the tragedy, writing on her Instagram Story, "My love and support go to Halyna Hutchins' family and friends. Sending healing thoughts to Joel Souza. And wishing I could hug my dad extra tight today."</p>

<p><strong>Also read:</strong>&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/lifestyle/news-wion-exclusive-bhuvan-bam-%E2%80%98dhindora%E2%80%99-could-have-been-on-any-ott-platform-but-thats-unfair-to-my-viewers-424368" hreflang="en">WION exclusive: Bhuvan Bam: Would've been unfair to release ‘Dhindora’ on OTT</a></p>


Following the tragic accidental prop gun shooting on the set of his movie 'Rust', Hollywood actor Alec Baldwin has been receiving support from his near and dear ones.

Following the tragic accidental prop gun shooting on the set of his movie 'Rust', Hollywood actor Alec Baldwin has been receiving support from his near and dear ones. On Wednesday, the actor's daughter, Ireland Baldwin, took to Instagram to lend support to her father. Also read: WION exclusive: UB40: We're old, kids carry the flag for revolutionary change "Amongst some of the most abhorrent and threatening comments, emails, text messages, and voicemails I’ve been getting... this beautiful comment stands alone. I know my dad, you simply don’t. I love you, Dad ❤️," Ireland captioned the post, which was a snap of a positive story about her father. The story, however, goes as this, "So about a million years ago I was working in the production office in Toronto of the company that was making the Thomas the Tank Engine movie that he did. I'd dealt with typing up some pretty goofy celebrity riders in my day but NOT your dads. He only wanted to make sure he had milk and cereal in his hotel room for when his daughter was visiting. That was it. That was the whole rider. I'll always remember that." View this post on Instagram A post shared by i r e l a n d ♥️ (@irelandbasingerbaldwin) × On Thursday, Santa Fe Sheriff’s Department told a global news website the investigation "remains open and active. No charges have been filed in regard to this incident. Witnesses continue to be interviewed by detectives." Ireland Baldwin had previously commented on the tragedy, writing on her Instagram Story, "My love and support go to Halyna Hutchins' family and friends. Sending healing thoughts to Joel Souza. And wishing I could hug my dad extra tight today." Also read: WION exclusive: Bhuvan Bam: Would've been unfair to release ‘Dhindora’ on OTT

Alec Baldwin's daughter Ireland Baldwin stands by him: I know my Dad, you don't

<p>On Wednesday, Brad Pitt's petition to challenge a ruling in his custody battle of children with Angelina Jolie has been denied by court, reports confirm.</p>

<p>The California Supreme Court has reportedly denied Pitt's request to review the California appellate court's ruling to disqualify the private judge he and Jolie had chosen to oversee their custody dispute.</p>

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<p>"Ms. Jolie is focused on her family and pleased that her children’s wellbeing will not be guided by unethical behavior. She welcomes the California Supreme Court's decision to refuse review of the unanimous Court of Appeal decision. As reinforced by California's appellate courts, our judiciary prioritizes ethics and children’s best interests, and won't tolerate judicial misconduct to reward the interests of a party. Ms. Jolie is glad for the family to now move forward cooperatively," Jolie's attorney, Robert Olson, said in his statement.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Pitt had filed his request in September after Judge John Ouderkirk was disqualified from the custody case, thus vacating all his decisions pertaining to the case that included an older ruling that granted Pitt more time with his and Jolie's five minor children: Pax, 17, Zahara, 16, Shiloh, 15, and twins Vivienne and Knox, 13.</p>

<p><strong>Also read:</strong>&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/lifestyle/news-wion-exclusive-bhuvan-bam-%E2%80%98dhindora%E2%80%99-could-have-been-on-any-ott-platform-but-thats-unfair-to-my-viewers-424368" hreflang="en">WION exclusive: Bhuvan Bam: Would've been unfair to release ‘Dhindora’ on OTT</a></p>

<p>However, in late September, the former celebrity couple had reached an agreement on selling their assets.</p>

<p>Angelina Jolie has been attending the 'Eternals' premieres with her children at various venues around the globe.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"I think the important thing is they haven't made a choice, they've been public for their whole lives. And so, [we] try to find a way where they can not be overwhelmed by it, but just be in it in a comfortable way, It's a tiny piece of our life. We are just a family, but this little piece of our life where this is a moment. I'm happy that they're able to have some fun with it and not take it too seriously, and start to explore themselves, even with their fashion," Jolie reportedly said of her kids presence at the premieres.</p>

<p><strong>Also read:&nbsp;</strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/lifestyle/news-samantha-ruth-prabhus-post-on-marriage-women-empowerment-goes-viral-424477" hreflang="en">Samantha Ruth Prabhu's post on marriage, women empowerment goes viral</a></p>


On Wednesday, Brad Pitt's petition to challenge a ruling in his custody battle of children with Angelina Jolie has been denied by court, reports confirm. The California Supreme Court has reportedly denied Pitt's request to review the California appellate court's ruling to disqualify the private judge he and Jolie had chosen to oversee their custody dispute.

On Wednesday, Brad Pitt's petition to challenge a ruling in his custody battle of children with Angelina Jolie has been denied by court, reports confirm. The California Supreme Court has reportedly denied Pitt's request to review the California appellate court's ruling to disqualify the private judge he and Jolie had chosen to oversee their custody dispute. Also read: WION exclusive: UB40: We're old, kids carry the flag for revolutionary change "Ms. Jolie is focused on her family and pleased that her children’s wellbeing will not be guided by unethical behavior. She welcomes the California Supreme Court's decision to refuse review of the unanimous Court of Appeal decision. As reinforced by California's appellate courts, our judiciary prioritizes ethics and children’s best interests, and won't tolerate judicial misconduct to reward the interests of a party. Ms. Jolie is glad for the family to now move forward cooperatively," Jolie's attorney, Robert Olson, said in his statement. Pitt had filed his request in September after Judge John Ouderkirk was disqualified from the custody case, thus vacating all his decisions pertaining to the case that included an older ruling that granted Pitt more time with his and Jolie's five minor children: Pax, 17, Zahara, 16, Shiloh, 15, and twins Vivienne and Knox, 13. Also read: WION exclusive: Bhuvan Bam: Would've been unfair to release ‘Dhindora’ on OTT However, in late September, the former celebrity couple had reached an agreement on selling their assets. Angelina Jolie has been attending the 'Eternals' premieres with her children at various venues around the globe. "I think the important thing is they haven't made a choice, they've been public for their whole lives. And so, [we] try to find a way where they can not be overwhelmed by it, but just be in it in a comfortable way, It's a tiny piece of our life. We are just a family, but this little piece of our life where this is a moment. I'm happy that they're able to have some fun with it and not take it too seriously, and start to explore themselves, even with their fashion," Jolie reportedly said of her kids presence at the premieres. Also read: Samantha Ruth Prabhu's post on marriage, women empowerment goes viral

Angelina Jolie-Brad Pitt custody battle: Pitt's plea to challenge previous ruling rejected

<p>Oscar-winning filmmaker Chloe Zhao says Kingo in 'Eternals'--played by Kumail Nanjiani--is a character that was always meant to be a Bollywood hero and that the dance sequence in her upcoming directorial venture is 'incredible'.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"When I came into the process, there was a treatment and in the treatment, there are always stories and parts that take place in Mumbai. Kingo is a Bollywood star in the present day and I thought that was so interesting because we knew Kingo is going to be a character that embraced the side of humanity that loves pop culture, that loves storytelling, that showmanship," Zhao told Indian news agency PTI in a virtual round table conference.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"It was interesting to see the writers and the Marvel team did not just make him a Hollywood star since we’ve seen him in many times, but really to make him a Bollywood star and also have this beautiful, joyous dance sequence. I thought it’s incredible to include in a big Marvel movie," she added.</p>

<p><strong>Also read:</strong>&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/influential-us-comedian-mort-sahl-dies-at-age-94-424306">Influential US comedian Mort Sahl dies at age 94</a></p>

<p>Marvel Cinematic Universe's (MCU) 'Eternals' introduces its fans to 10 never-seen-before superheroes that involves Hollywood A-listers such as Angelina Jolie, Salma Hayek, 'Game of Thrones' stars Richard Madden and Kit Harington, Gemma Chan, Nanjiani and Don Lee.</p>

<p>Nanjiani has recently revealed that he had communicated to Zhao in the initial days that he cannot dance. But, Zhao tricked him into doing the dance sequence by promising to change that bit into an action scene, which, of course, never happened.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Zhao has been wanting to work with the MCU for so long, she revealed. "I wanted this so bad because I wanted to work with the team at Marvel because I love the movies… Also with this particular story, I felt like I have something to offer. And it’s a story that would address questions that I have for myself as a human being. So, I knew the making of that will allow me to grow," she said.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Chloe Zhao, who made international headlines after winning the Oscar for 'Nomadland', said she is a keen observer of life and humanity.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Also read:</strong>&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-the-jonas-brothers-are-about-to-get-roasted-in-netflix-special-family-roast-get-deets-inside-424226" hreflang="en">The Jonas Brothers are about to get roasted in Netflix special 'Family Roast'</a></p>

<p>"I’ve been thinking about us as a species, like as humanity, we are literally thinking about leaving the planet and going somewhere else. As a species, we’re always trying to leave home and search for something else — meaning, land, gold, opportunity — whatever it is. And then in the end, when we get older we always end up wanting to go home… As I am getting older, I think about these themes quite a lot, you know, belonging and home," she said.</p>

<p>However, Zhao said that she worries about being lost in translation.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"Every film I make I worry that it is gonna get lost in translation and you never know. That’s the thing, I try not to go there. When a film is done in this moment right now, this movie (‘Eternals’) is more yours than mine. So I have no control of that and the chemistry of where we are in the world now."</p>

<p>Chloe Zhao said that a lot of other movies have collectively inspired her to tell the story of these brand new characters.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"It’s so nice to watch these people who don’t agree with each other or come from different walks of life, and find commonality, something worth fighting for, together. That’s something I think as human beings, we like to watch because we hope that we can all find common ground and things that are worth fighting for," she concluded.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Also read:</strong>&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-norway-selects-the-worst-person-in-the-world-as-official-selection-for-oscars-424220" hreflang="en">Norway selects 'Worst Person in The World' as official selection for Oscars</a></p>

<p>'Eternals' is releasing in India on November 5 in English, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam.</p>


Oscar-winning filmmaker Chloe Zhao says Kingo in 'Eternals'--played by Kumail Nanjiani--is a character that was always meant to be a Bollywood hero and that the dance sequence in her upcoming directorial venture is 'incredible'.

Oscar-winning filmmaker Chloe Zhao says Kingo in 'Eternals'--played by Kumail Nanjiani--is a character that was always meant to be a Bollywood hero and that the dance sequence in her upcoming directorial venture is 'incredible'. "When I came into the process, there was a treatment and in the treatment, there are always stories and parts that take place in Mumbai. Kingo is a Bollywood star in the present day and I thought that was so interesting because we knew Kingo is going to be a character that embraced the side of humanity that loves pop culture, that loves storytelling, that showmanship," Zhao told Indian news agency PTI in a virtual round table conference. "It was interesting to see the writers and the Marvel team did not just make him a Hollywood star since we’ve seen him in many times, but really to make him a Bollywood star and also have this beautiful, joyous dance sequence. I thought it’s incredible to include in a big Marvel movie," she added. Also read: Influential US comedian Mort Sahl dies at age 94 Marvel Cinematic Universe's (MCU) 'Eternals' introduces its fans to 10 never-seen-before superheroes that involves Hollywood A-listers such as Angelina Jolie, Salma Hayek, 'Game of Thrones' stars Richard Madden and Kit Harington, Gemma Chan, Nanjiani and Don Lee. Nanjiani has recently revealed that he had communicated to Zhao in the initial days that he cannot dance. But, Zhao tricked him into doing the dance sequence by promising to change that bit into an action scene, which, of course, never happened. Zhao has been wanting to work with the MCU for so long, she revealed. "I wanted this so bad because I wanted to work with the team at Marvel because I love the movies… Also with this particular story, I felt like I have something to offer. And it’s a story that would address questions that I have for myself as a human being. So, I knew the making of that will allow me to grow," she said. Chloe Zhao, who made international headlines after winning the Oscar for 'Nomadland', said she is a keen observer of life and humanity. Also read: The Jonas Brothers are about to get roasted in Netflix special 'Family Roast' "I’ve been thinking about us as a species, like as humanity, we are literally thinking about leaving the planet and going somewhere else. As a species, we’re always trying to leave home and search for something else — meaning, land, gold, opportunity — whatever it is. And then in the end, when we get older we always end up wanting to go home… As I am getting older, I think about these themes quite a lot, you know, belonging and home," she said. However, Zhao said that she worries about being lost in translation. "Every film I make I worry that it is gonna get lost in translation and you never know. That’s the thing, I try not to go there. When a film is done in this moment right now, this movie (‘Eternals’) is more yours than mine. So I have no control of that and the chemistry of where we are in the world now." Chloe Zhao said that a lot of other movies have collectively inspired her to tell the story of these brand new characters. "It’s so nice to watch these people who don’t agree with each other or come from different walks of life, and find commonality, something worth fighting for, together. That’s something I think as human beings, we like to watch because we hope that we can all find common ground and things that are worth fighting for," she concluded. Also read: Norway selects 'Worst Person in The World' as official selection for Oscars 'Eternals' is releasing in India on November 5 in English, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam.

Chloe Zhao: Incredible that Kumail Nanjiani is a Bollywood hero in 'Eternals'

South Indian actor Samantha Ruth Prabhu, who recently shared the news of her divorce from actor Naga Chaitanya, shared a note on the institution of marriage. The post in question was originally shared by Indian hockey captain Rani Rampal, and urges parents to provide daughters with the opportunity to educate themselves instead of saving money up for their weddings.

South Indian actor Samantha Ruth Prabhu, who recently shared the news of her divorce from actor Naga Chaitanya, shared a note on the institution of marriage. The post in question was originally shared by Indian hockey captain Rani Rampal, and urges parents to provide daughters with the opportunity to educate themselves instead of saving money up for their weddings. Also read: WION exclusive: Bhuvan Bam: Would've been unfair to release ‘Dhindora’ on OTT The note read, "Make your daughter so capable that you don't have to worry who will marry her. Instead of saving money for her wedding day, spend it on her education and most importantly, instead of preparing her for marriage, prepare her for herself. Teach her self-love, confidence, and that she can throat punch someone if she needs to." The post was also a plea to all the parents out their to "teach their daughters self-love, confidence, and that she can throat punch someone if she needs to." Also read: Conservatorship ending not enough, Britney Spears wants 'justice' Samantha Ruth Prabhu recently went on Char Dhaam Yatra in Uttarakhand after announcing separation from Naga Chaitanya. She has been sharing photos and videos from her visit to the Himalayas. The actress is now off to an undisclosed foreign location. Naga Chaitanya and Samantha tied the knot in a grand ceremony in 2017 in Goa. Also read: Kristen Stewart had to remind herself she's not Princess Diana for this reason Check out her vacation pictures here: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Samantha (@samantharuthprabhuoffl) × View this post on Instagram A post shared by Samantha (@samantharuthprabhuoffl) × View this post on Instagram A post shared by Samantha (@samantharuthprabhuoffl) ×

Samantha Ruth Prabhu's post on marriage, women empowerment goes viral

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