<p>Grammy-winning singer Pink has displayed a sweet act of kindness that has got internet users showering praises on her, and rightly so!</p>

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It so happened that a dying super fan of the singer, named Diane Berberian, had a bucket list to fulfil that involved talking to her favourite musician: Pink.&nbsp;</p>

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Diane is a veteran elite runner and Ironman triathlete, who is, sadly, in the final stages of her life under hospice care after being diagnosed with cancer.&nbsp;</p>

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No matter how harsh the truth is, Diane did not sit back home and wait for the inevitable to befall. Instead, she has been spending the last few months of her life ticking off items from her bucket list.</p>

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And Pink, always known for being a kind celebrity, was not going to deprive Diane of her wish.</p>

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The duo spoke over Zoom for about 30 minutes recently, and the lady posted a part of that chat on Facebook on Novmber 27 with the caption, "THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO TOOK THE TIME TO TRY AND MAKE CONNECTIONS... OUR DREAM CAME TRUE!!!!! Pink sang We Are the Champions. Will try to share later."</p>

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"You are a legend," Pink told Berberian. "You know that, right? You are a legend."</p>

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"I admire that she is a woman who seeks her truth; she's strong, she's bold and that's who Philly girls are," Berberian told NBC News.</p>

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Diane Berberian has bone cancer that has reached her liver. As per reports, one year ago she was told that she would live for just another month. But she took that as a challenge, has been living her life to the fullest and has since had a day in Boston named for her. Diane's also thrown out the first pitch at Fenway Park and dropped the puck at a Philadelphia Flyers game, reports claim.&nbsp;</p>

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On November 21, the cancer patient participated in the Philadelphia Marathon with help from friends.<br />
A big fan of Pink's, Berberian told her, "Most of my days start with the song of the day and it's a Pink song usually. When I race, it's always a Pink song."</p>

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Pink sang 'We Are the Champions' during the call.</p>

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"You have a kind of bravery that I don't understand. You're bringing comfort to other people while you're walking. You're walking through this," Pink told Berberian.&nbsp;</p>


Grammy-winning singer Pink has displayed a sweet act of kindness that has got internet users showering praises on her, and rightly so! It so happened that a dying super fan of the singer, named Diane Berberian, had a bucket list to fulfil that involved talking to her favourite musician: Pink.

Grammy-winning singer Pink has displayed a sweet act of kindness that has got internet users showering praises on her, and rightly so! It so happened that a dying super fan of the singer, named Diane Berberian, had a bucket list to fulfil that involved talking to her favourite musician: Pink. Diane is a veteran elite runner and Ironman triathlete, who is, sadly, in the final stages of her life under hospice care after being diagnosed with cancer. Also read: Extraction 2: An 'alive' Chris Hemsworth shares new clip from Prague No matter how harsh the truth is, Diane did not sit back home and wait for the inevitable to befall. Instead, she has been spending the last few months of her life ticking off items from her bucket list. And Pink, always known for being a kind celebrity, was not going to deprive Diane of her wish. The duo spoke over Zoom for about 30 minutes recently, and the lady posted a part of that chat on Facebook on Novmber 27 with the caption, "THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO TOOK THE TIME TO TRY AND MAKE CONNECTIONS... OUR DREAM CAME TRUE!!!!! Pink sang We Are the Champions. Will try to share later." "You are a legend," Pink told Berberian. "You know that, right? You are a legend." "I admire that she is a woman who seeks her truth; she's strong, she's bold and that's who Philly girls are," Berberian told NBC News. Also read: 'Morbius' new teaser: Jared Leto's transforms into blood-thirsty creature Diane Berberian has bone cancer that has reached her liver. As per reports, one year ago she was told that she would live for just another month. But she took that as a challenge, has been living her life to the fullest and has since had a day in Boston named for her. Diane's also thrown out the first pitch at Fenway Park and dropped the puck at a Philadelphia Flyers game, reports claim. On November 21, the cancer patient participated in the Philadelphia Marathon with help from friends. A big fan of Pink's, Berberian told her, "Most of my days start with the song of the day and it's a Pink song usually. When I race, it's always a Pink song." Pink sang 'We Are the Champions' during the call. Also read: Yearender 2021: Britney Spears to Armie Hammer: Celebs who got mired in controversies this year "You have a kind of bravery that I don't understand. You're bringing comfort to other people while you're walking. You're walking through this," Pink told Berberian.

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<p>Chris Hemsworth is such a tease!</p>

<p><br />
After enjoying great success in action flick 'Extraction 2' as Tyler Rake, the actor is deep into filming its second installment in Prague.&nbsp;</p>

<p><br />
On Friday, Hemsworth shared a short video clip through the Instagram handle of Russo Brothers where he says, point blank, that the sequel is "coming in hot…or actually, freezing cold."</p>

<p><strong>Also read:</strong>&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/lifestyle/news-an-emotional-prince-william-recalls-singalongs-with-mother-brother-harry-felt-real-434328" hreflang="en">An emotional Prince William recalls singalongs with mother, brother Harry: Felt real</a></p>

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Amid a snowy location, Chris Hemsworth was in a mildy bloodied state, and on a train with stuntman-turned-director Sam Hargrave. Sam was also the director of its first version, which had released during the onset of Coronavirus and was one of the most viewed movies on Netflix of that year, reports suggest.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>"First day shooting on Extraction 2... Two things are different from the last film. One: very very cold. Two: I’m alive. How? You’ll have to find out. Watch the movie. Stay tuned," Hemsworth said in the video, further revealing that the cast and crew is currently shooting in Prague.&nbsp;</p>

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"We talked about that extensively. Truthfully, I always walk around my house or walk around town looking for ways to do something fun or different with action. I kind of think as if there's a camera behind my eyes all the time like, 'What would be an interesting way to capture this?', 'Oh, that'd be cool.' So I'm always cataloging and trying to get different, fun ways to capture action and different action set pieces that would be great. Joe and I talked a lot about that, pitched some ideas, bounced them around, and I'm just excited for the challenge," said the director in an earlier interview.</p>

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<p>'Extraction' is the story of Australian black market mercenary Tyler Rake who's enlisted to rescue the kidnapped son of an international crime lord.</p>

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The sequel has been written by Joe Russo, who wrote the first installment as well, after a deal was made that Russo would take the story ahead last year.&nbsp;<br />
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Chris Hemsworth is such a tease! After enjoying great success in action flick 'Extraction 2' as Tyler Rake, the actor is deep into filming its second installment in Prague.

Chris Hemsworth is such a tease! After enjoying great success in action flick 'Extraction 2' as Tyler Rake, the actor is deep into filming its second installment in Prague. On Friday, Hemsworth shared a short video clip through the Instagram handle of Russo Brothers where he says, point blank, that the sequel is "coming in hot…or actually, freezing cold." Also read: An emotional Prince William recalls singalongs with mother, brother Harry: Felt real Amid a snowy location, Chris Hemsworth was in a mildy bloodied state, and on a train with stuntman-turned-director Sam Hargrave. Sam was also the director of its first version, which had released during the onset of Coronavirus and was one of the most viewed movies on Netflix of that year, reports suggest. View this post on Instagram A post shared by The Russo Brothers (@therussobrothers) × "First day shooting on Extraction 2... Two things are different from the last film. One: very very cold. Two: I’m alive. How? You’ll have to find out. Watch the movie. Stay tuned," Hemsworth said in the video, further revealing that the cast and crew is currently shooting in Prague. "We talked about that extensively. Truthfully, I always walk around my house or walk around town looking for ways to do something fun or different with action. I kind of think as if there's a camera behind my eyes all the time like, 'What would be an interesting way to capture this?', 'Oh, that'd be cool.' So I'm always cataloging and trying to get different, fun ways to capture action and different action set pieces that would be great. Joe and I talked a lot about that, pitched some ideas, bounced them around, and I'm just excited for the challenge," said the director in an earlier interview. Also read: RRR: Alia Bhatt, Ram Charan & co confirm new trailer release date 'Extraction' is the story of Australian black market mercenary Tyler Rake who's enlisted to rescue the kidnapped son of an international crime lord. The sequel has been written by Joe Russo, who wrote the first installment as well, after a deal was made that Russo would take the story ahead last year. Also read: Common pens heartfelt birthday note for Tiffany Haddish days after breakup

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<p>Celebrated South Indian director SS Rajamouli's period film, 'RRR', is one movie that has been making a lot of noise since it was announced.&nbsp;</p>

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Initially, the makers had announced that the trailer of the movie would launch on December 3. However, it was recently revealed that the star-studded film's trailer will be released after a few days owing to 'unforeseen circumstances'.</p>

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'RRR' is slated to release in theatres on January 7, 2022.</p>

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Now, in neew tweets and Instagram Stories by the team, it has been announced that the trailer of Jr NTR and Ram Charan's 'RRR' will release on December 9.</p>

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On Saturday, director SS Rajamouli took to Twitter to share a new poster along with the trailer launch date. He wrote, "DECEMBER 9th #RRRTrailer #RRRTrailerOnDec9th #RRRMovie (sic)."</p>

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<p>'RRR' is set in the 1920s and revolves around the lives of freedom fighters Komaram Bheem and Alluri Seetharamaraju, to be played by Jr NTR and Ram Charan respectively.&nbsp;</p>

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The film has a stellar star cast including Alia Bhatt, Ajay Devgn, Olivia Morris, Ray Stevenson and Alison Doody. RRR will release in Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam, Kannada, and Hindi.</p>

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Celebrated South Indian director SS Rajamouli's period film, 'RRR', is one movie that has been making a lot of noise since it was announced. Initially, the makers had announced that the trailer of the movie would launch on December 3.

Celebrated South Indian director SS Rajamouli's period film, 'RRR', is one movie that has been making a lot of noise since it was announced. Initially, the makers had announced that the trailer of the movie would launch on December 3. However, it was recently revealed that the star-studded film's trailer will be released after a few days owing to 'unforeseen circumstances'. 'RRR' is slated to release in theatres on January 7, 2022. Also read: Sir Antony Sher, Prince Charles' favourite actor, dies at 72 Now, in neew tweets and Instagram Stories by the team, it has been announced that the trailer of Jr NTR and Ram Charan's 'RRR' will release on December 9. On Saturday, director SS Rajamouli took to Twitter to share a new poster along with the trailer launch date. He wrote, "DECEMBER 9th #RRRTrailer #RRRTrailerOnDec9th #RRRMovie (sic)." DECEMBER 9th… #RRRTrailer… #RRRTrailerOnDec9th #RRRMovie pic.twitter.com/aTivcMbA02 — rajamouli ss (@ssrajamouli) December 4, 2021 × 'RRR' is set in the 1920s and revolves around the lives of freedom fighters Komaram Bheem and Alluri Seetharamaraju, to be played by Jr NTR and Ram Charan respectively. Also read: An emotional Prince William recalls singalongs with mother, brother Harry: Felt real The film has a stellar star cast including Alia Bhatt, Ajay Devgn, Olivia Morris, Ray Stevenson and Alison Doody. RRR will release in Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam, Kannada, and Hindi. Also read: Tom Holland got the Spider-Man role because he wasn’t good-looking

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<p>The Duke of Cambridge, Prince William, gets up and personal during an episode of Apple Fitness+ festive episode 'Time To Walk'.</p>

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Prince William, through this episode, is encouraging people to take a break from their routine lives and go for a walk instead: for &nbsp;the sake of good mental health.&nbsp;</p>

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The episode starts with him talking about his father's love for long walks and how Prince Charles "used to try and force Harry and I out of the house the whole time" but they "weren't really having any of it."</p>

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"But now, as you get older, you appreciate it a lot more and you see it for what it is," William says, emotionally.&nbsp;</p>

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The Duke of Cambridge also focusses on the importance of keeping mentally fit.</p>

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William's walk was recorded in his family's sprawling 20,000-acre Sandringham Estate in Norfolk, eastern England.</p>

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Talking about his family's annual Christmas Day pilgrimage, William remembered "strong memories" of his grandfather plowing ahead while "there'd be us at the back with little legs trying to keep up."</p>

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During the episode, Prince William recalls a black tie event that had left him sweating profusely.&nbsp;</p>

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In 2013, at a fundraising gala at Kensington Palace, American singers Jon Bon Jovi and Taylor Swift were attending, "which nearly knocked me off my feet."</p>

<p><br />
William recalled "a lot of handshaking to do those nights" where he tried to "be charming and interactive." He then went to watch the main performances of the evening, thinking that would give him time to relax as well.<br />
"I'm sat next to Taylor Swift. She's on my left. And after Jon does his first song, there's a pause, and she turns to me. She puts her hand on my arm, looks me in the eye, and says, 'Come on, William. Let's go and sing,'. To this day, I still do not know what came over me. Honestly, even now I'm cringing at what happened next, and I don't understand why I gave in. But, frankly, if Taylor Swift looks you in the eye, touches your arm, and says, 'Come with me...' I got up like a puppy and went, 'Yeah, okay, that seems like a great idea. I'll follow you.'" he remembered.&nbsp;</p>

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<p><br />
"Beneath my black tie, there was a lot of sweating going on. I felt like a swan, where I was trying to keep myself composed on the outside, but inside, the little legs are paddling fast," the royal added.&nbsp;<br />
"At times, when you're taken out of your comfort zone, you've got to roll with it," he concluded by saying.&nbsp;<br />
The Duke also talked about his time as an air ambulance pilot and the impact it had on his mental health. One experience in particular, of him helping a young boy hit by a car, was shared during the podcast episode.&nbsp;</p>

<p><br />
Prince William "went home that night pretty upset but not noticeably" and was aware that "something had changed... a real tension inside of me." He describes compartmentalizing his feelings and returning to work but "it really hit me weeks later."</p>

<p><br />
"My personal life and everything was absolutely fine. I was happy at home and happy at work, but I kept looking at myself, going, 'Why am I feeling like this? Why do I feel so sad?' And I started to realize that, actually, you're taking home people's trauma, people's sadness, and it's affecting you."</p>

<p><br />
He said he was "lucky" he had someone to talk to from the Air Ambulance service, adding that he has spoken to frontline workers throughout the pandemic who are grappling with mental health and has urged listeners to support discussions like he did.&nbsp;</p>

<p><br />
The episode also featured a music section, including Tina Turner's 'The Best' which his mother used to blast in the car as he, his brother were sent back to boarding school.</p>

<p><br />
"Sitting in the backseat, singing away, it felt like a real family moment. And my mother, she'd be driving along, singing at the top of her voice. And we'd even get the policeman in the car, he'd be occasionally singing along, as well," William said.&nbsp;</p>

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<p><br />
The Duke quickly added that he is amazed his three children "already have inherited my family's love of music."</p>

<p><br />
"One of the songs that the children are loving at the moment is Shakira, 'Waka Waka'. Charlotte, particularly, is running around the kitchen in her dresses and ballet stuff and everything. She goes completely crazy with Louis following her around trying to do the same thing," he explained.&nbsp;</p>

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The Duke of Cambridge, Prince William, gets up and personal during an episode of Apple Fitness+ festive episode 'Time To Walk'. Prince William, through this episode, is encouraging people to take a break from their routine lives and go for a walk instead: for the sake of good mental health.

The Duke of Cambridge, Prince William, gets up and personal during an episode of Apple Fitness+ festive episode 'Time To Walk'. Prince William, through this episode, is encouraging people to take a break from their routine lives and go for a walk instead: for the sake of good mental health. The episode starts with him talking about his father's love for long walks and how Prince Charles "used to try and force Harry and I out of the house the whole time" but they "weren't really having any of it." "But now, as you get older, you appreciate it a lot more and you see it for what it is," William says, emotionally. Also read: 'Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse' Part 1 trailer out: Watch The Duke of Cambridge also focusses on the importance of keeping mentally fit. William's walk was recorded in his family's sprawling 20,000-acre Sandringham Estate in Norfolk, eastern England. Talking about his family's annual Christmas Day pilgrimage, William remembered "strong memories" of his grandfather plowing ahead while "there'd be us at the back with little legs trying to keep up." During the episode, Prince William recalls a black tie event that had left him sweating profusely. In 2013, at a fundraising gala at Kensington Palace, American singers Jon Bon Jovi and Taylor Swift were attending, "which nearly knocked me off my feet." William recalled "a lot of handshaking to do those nights" where he tried to "be charming and interactive." He then went to watch the main performances of the evening, thinking that would give him time to relax as well. "I'm sat next to Taylor Swift. She's on my left. And after Jon does his first song, there's a pause, and she turns to me. She puts her hand on my arm, looks me in the eye, and says, 'Come on, William. Let's go and sing,'. To this day, I still do not know what came over me. Honestly, even now I'm cringing at what happened next, and I don't understand why I gave in. But, frankly, if Taylor Swift looks you in the eye, touches your arm, and says, 'Come with me...' I got up like a puppy and went, 'Yeah, okay, that seems like a great idea. I'll follow you.'" he remembered. Also read: ‘Batman: The Animated Series’ audio drama in the works "Beneath my black tie, there was a lot of sweating going on. I felt like a swan, where I was trying to keep myself composed on the outside, but inside, the little legs are paddling fast," the royal added. "At times, when you're taken out of your comfort zone, you've got to roll with it," he concluded by saying. The Duke also talked about his time as an air ambulance pilot and the impact it had on his mental health. One experience in particular, of him helping a young boy hit by a car, was shared during the podcast episode. Prince William "went home that night pretty upset but not noticeably" and was aware that "something had changed... a real tension inside of me." He describes compartmentalizing his feelings and returning to work but "it really hit me weeks later." "My personal life and everything was absolutely fine. I was happy at home and happy at work, but I kept looking at myself, going, 'Why am I feeling like this? Why do I feel so sad?' And I started to realize that, actually, you're taking home people's trauma, people's sadness, and it's affecting you." He said he was "lucky" he had someone to talk to from the Air Ambulance service, adding that he has spoken to frontline workers throughout the pandemic who are grappling with mental health and has urged listeners to support discussions like he did. The episode also featured a music section, including Tina Turner's 'The Best' which his mother used to blast in the car as he, his brother were sent back to boarding school. "Sitting in the backseat, singing away, it felt like a real family moment. And my mother, she'd be driving along, singing at the top of her voice. And we'd even get the policeman in the car, he'd be occasionally singing along, as well," William said. Also read: 'Morbius' new teaser shows Jared Leto's transformation into blood-thirsty creature The Duke quickly added that he is amazed his three children "already have inherited my family's love of music." "One of the songs that the children are loving at the moment is Shakira, 'Waka Waka'. Charlotte, particularly, is running around the kitchen in her dresses and ballet stuff and everything. She goes completely crazy with Louis following her around trying to do the same thing," he explained. Also read: Sir Antony Sher, Prince Charles' favourite actor, dies at 72

An emotional Prince William recalls singalongs with mother, brother Harry: Felt real

<p>'Antim' actor Aayush Sharma says that no matter what he does in his life, fans always credit his superstar brother-in-law Salman Khan for it.</p>

<p><br />
The actor, who is married to Salman’s sister Arpita, recently spoke about dealing with negativity on social media.&nbsp;</p>

<p><br />
Aayush shared, “Unfortunately, in my life, it is like, you do the smallest activity… You buy a car… ‘Oh, you got it from Salman.’ ‘You did this, this is because of Salman.’ I also have money, I am not roaming around like this.”</p>

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<p><br />
Aayush went on to add that he has learnt to take criticism in a constructive way. “But you are like, ‘Okay, it’s fine.’ For me, I like criticism, I like negativity. When somebody trolls me, I feel happy. There is always a sense of ‘I will prove you wrong’. The first time it happened to me, I was like, ‘Why? What did I do wrong? Why did it happen to me?’ But then eventually, I started finding that one space that every time you are being criticised, I take my criticism in a very healthy spirit.”</p>

<p><br />
Salman Khan, meanwhile, took to Twitter on Thursday and thanked his fans for supporting Aayush before going on to request his ardent fans to support Ahan Shetty as well, son of actor Suniel Shetty who's made his debut with 'Tadap' that has released in theatres last Friday.&nbsp;</p>

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<p><br />
Salman wrote, “Thank u all for the immense love and respect shown for Aayush and team of #Antim. Please continue doing the same and hope you all show the same love and respect for Ahan Shetty whose film #Tadap releases tomorrow. #AhanShetty #AayushSharma.”</p>

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<p>'Antim' released on November 26 and is Aayush's second film since 'Loveyatri'.</p>

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'Antim' actor Aayush Sharma says that no matter what he does in his life, fans always credit his superstar brother-in-law Salman Khan for it. The actor, who is married to Salman’s sister Arpita, recently spoke about dealing with negativity on social media.

'Antim' actor Aayush Sharma says that no matter what he does in his life, fans always credit his superstar brother-in-law Salman Khan for it. The actor, who is married to Salman’s sister Arpita, recently spoke about dealing with negativity on social media. Aayush shared, “Unfortunately, in my life, it is like, you do the smallest activity… You buy a car… ‘Oh, you got it from Salman.’ ‘You did this, this is because of Salman.’ I also have money, I am not roaming around like this.” Also read: Ed Sheeran says he 'almost killed’ Elton John while filming their music video Aayush went on to add that he has learnt to take criticism in a constructive way. “But you are like, ‘Okay, it’s fine.’ For me, I like criticism, I like negativity. When somebody trolls me, I feel happy. There is always a sense of ‘I will prove you wrong’. The first time it happened to me, I was like, ‘Why? What did I do wrong? Why did it happen to me?’ But then eventually, I started finding that one space that every time you are being criticised, I take my criticism in a very healthy spirit.” Salman Khan, meanwhile, took to Twitter on Thursday and thanked his fans for supporting Aayush before going on to request his ardent fans to support Ahan Shetty as well, son of actor Suniel Shetty who's made his debut with 'Tadap' that has released in theatres last Friday. Also read: Here's why Benedict Cumberbatch didn't read the entire 'Spider-Man' script Salman wrote, “Thank u all for the immense love and respect shown for Aayush and team of #Antim. Please continue doing the same and hope you all show the same love and respect for Ahan Shetty whose film #Tadap releases tomorrow. #AhanShetty #AayushSharma.” Thank u all for the immense love and respect shown for Aayush and team of #Antim. Please continue doing the same and hope you all show the same love and respect for Ahan Shetty whose film #Tadap releases tomorrow. #AhanShetty #AayushSharma — Salman Khan (@BeingSalmanKhan) December 2, 2021 × 'Antim' released on November 26 and is Aayush's second film since 'Loveyatri'. Also read: Oprah Winfrey comes to supermodel Ubah Hassan's rescue: Here's how!

Aayush Sharma: I like negativity, gives me a sense of 'I am going to prove you wrong'

<p>Yet again, Oprah Winfrey did what she does best: help people!</p>

<p><br />
Supermodel Ubah Hassan, who has&nbsp;ventured into the business of selling hot sauce, titled Ubah Hot, just got an Oprah boost for the holiday season.&nbsp;</p>

<p><br />
After it was reported last summer about the supermodel's business, Hasson has now shared with a media outlet that a friend pushed her product to Oprah Winfrey and what do you know, the talk-show bae added it to her 'Oprah’s Favorite Things' list.</p>

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<p><br />
“I felt like I had won the Oscar for small business entrepreneurs,” Hassan told a media outlet.&nbsp;</p>

<p><br />
She also reportedly revealed that she had never anticipated the impact Oprah's nod would have on the supply of her hot sauce.&nbsp;</p>

<p><br />
“I had about 1,000 boxes when I started in June… I launched in a pandemic, and it’s a new product, so I thought, maybe sell 100 or 200 and send the rest to family and friends to try it,” she was quoted as saying.&nbsp;<br />
Hassan revealed, “I was running low on inventory when I got the phone call!”</p>

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<p><br />
The supermodel started to panic seeing the spike in the number of orders she was receiving and sought help to package more of her product, which she eventually found in Ohio. Hassan also had to package stuff on her own, along with help from her boyfriend and a couple of other friends who ended up boxing thousands of orders on their own.</p>

<p><br />
“We were packing 36 to 40 boxes in minutes. If Elon Musk saw us in this warehouse and how fast and efficient we were working, he wouldn’t need to create robots,” she joked.</p>

<p>&nbsp;<br />
In fact, Hassan was able to deliver 10,000 units to meet client demand. Her three hot sauces go for $23 per jar on her Ubah Hot website.</p>

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<p><br />
“We sold out. [For] a piece of my company’s success to come from [Oprah] is a blessing on earth for me. I can’t wait to give back like her,” Hassan said.<br />
&nbsp;</p>


Yet again, Oprah Winfrey did what she does best: help people! Supermodel Ubah Hassan, who has ventured into the business of selling hot sauce, titled Ubah Hot, just got an Oprah boost for the holiday season.

Yet again, Oprah Winfrey did what she does best: help people! Supermodel Ubah Hassan, who has ventured into the business of selling hot sauce, titled Ubah Hot, just got an Oprah boost for the holiday season. After it was reported last summer about the supermodel's business, Hasson has now shared with a media outlet that a friend pushed her product to Oprah Winfrey and what do you know, the talk-show bae added it to her 'Oprah’s Favorite Things' list. Also read: Money, money, money: ABBA sues over Abba Mania cover band “I felt like I had won the Oscar for small business entrepreneurs,” Hassan told a media outlet. She also reportedly revealed that she had never anticipated the impact Oprah's nod would have on the supply of her hot sauce. “I had about 1,000 boxes when I started in June… I launched in a pandemic, and it’s a new product, so I thought, maybe sell 100 or 200 and send the rest to family and friends to try it,” she was quoted as saying. Hassan revealed, “I was running low on inventory when I got the phone call!” Also read: 'Money Heist' all set to end; here's where else you can see its famous cast The supermodel started to panic seeing the spike in the number of orders she was receiving and sought help to package more of her product, which she eventually found in Ohio. Hassan also had to package stuff on her own, along with help from her boyfriend and a couple of other friends who ended up boxing thousands of orders on their own. “We were packing 36 to 40 boxes in minutes. If Elon Musk saw us in this warehouse and how fast and efficient we were working, he wouldn’t need to create robots,” she joked. In fact, Hassan was able to deliver 10,000 units to meet client demand. Her three hot sauces go for $23 per jar on her Ubah Hot website. Also read: Deepika Padukone's 'appreciation' post for husband Ranveer Singh will leave you in awe “We sold out. [For] a piece of my company’s success to come from [Oprah] is a blessing on earth for me. I can’t wait to give back like her,” Hassan said.

Oprah Winfrey comes to supermodel Ubah Hassan's rescue: Here's how!

<p>The industrial stretch of south Brooklyn where Sandbox Percussion makes its home was nearly silent on a cool, clear Sunday afternoon at the end of September. Not so inside, where the Sandbox quartet had put in earplugs to rehearse Andy Akiho’s clangorous “Seven Pillars,” a lush, brooding celebration of noise.</p>

<p><br />
Akiho, 42, an increasingly in-demand composer who rose as a steel pan virtuoso, sat watching, with a surfer’s laid-back demeanor but intently focused. He isn’t part of the group, but over the years has grown so close with its members, and has spent so much time in their studio, that he installed an espresso machine to fuel his work marathons there.</p>

<p><br />
“That’s my bedroom,” he said, pointing to a tiny soundproofed recording space walled off in the corner.</p>

<p><br />
Akiho has written substantial works for steel pan, for percussion, for marimba and string quartet, for snare drum and sampled dog barking, and many other configurations — even a concerto for onstage Ping-Pong players and orchestra. But “Seven Pillars” is a breakthrough for him, in its 80-minute length and its conceptual complexity.</p>

<p><br />
It is being unveiled as a live theatrical event staged by Michael McQuilken, with striking lights synchronized with the music, in Seattle on Friday, and will tour in the coming years, including to the Baryshnikov Arts Center in New York in April. But because of the pandemic, it was first released in September as a recording, with accompanying short films. The album has been nominated for two Grammy Awards: One of the categories, best contemporary classical composition, specifically honors Akiho, and the other, best chamber music/small ensemble performance, Sandbox Percussion.</p>

<p><br />
This is an appropriate balance, since “Seven Pillars” is an auteur’s vision that was also shaped through an unusually close collaboration with its performers. (Displaying a video clip of a 2019 workshop session, time-stamped at 12:59 a.m., Sandbox player Ian David Rosenbaum said, “We were just getting started.”) Akiho and the group bundled together for stretches of the lockdown with their producer, Sean Dixon, working on the recording at Avaloch Farm Music Institute in rural New Hampshire.</p>

<p><br />
“We’re not interested in that kind of relationship where we just get a piece,” said Victor Caccese, another Sandbox member, who for “Seven Pillars” developed a customized table of tuned metal pipes. (Jonny Allen and Terry Sweeney round out the ensemble.)</p>

<p><br />
The 11-part work has a palindromic structure, with the “pillars” — all written for more than one musician — interspersed with four solos, each of which introduces a new instrument into the mix. Starting with a pair of pounding, echoing beats, the raucous relentlessness of “Pillar I” gives way to the first of the solos: the gentle, jeweled reticence of “Amethyst,” for vibraphone.</p>

<p><br />
In the otherworldly “Pillar II,” which dissolves into a dizzying kaleidoscope of high-pitched chirps, the edges of a vibraphone are bowed — not an unusual effect in contemporary percussion music. What is&nbsp;unusual is that Akiho asks not for a generalized airy sound, but for precisely notated rhythms.</p>

<p><br />
“I didn’t know it was possible to play those rhythms with a bow,” Rosenbaum said. “He will create a vocabulary, and then create beautiful music using that vocabulary.”</p>

<p><br />
Akiho has an uncanny gift for intricate rhythmic counterpoint, though the mathematical precision of the final product emerged through epic stretches of stream-of-consciousness play. Developing “Seven Pillars,” he would keep his iPhone camera trained on himself as he banged and noodled, making something like eight hours of improvised video at a time and sleeping at the foot of whichever instrument he was working on.</p>

<p><br />
“Pillar III,” mixing antsy chimes and a low-slung beat below, is an interplay of lines that shouldn’t fit together but do. After the piece builds in force, it finally collapses in ferocious shudders, explosions and shivers before an ominous lullaby. The score asks one of the players to run sticks along the vibraphone pipes. But on that September Sunday, Akiho also experimented with hammering on the pipes.</p>

<p><br />
“For someone to be playing one of these instruments with a hammer is, even for us, unconventional,” Caccese said with a grin.</p>

<p><br />
“Spiel” conveys both the toylike quality and jittery anxiety, the sweet tones and clipped tapping, of the glockenspiel. “Pillar IV,” the center of the palindrome — and, at 11 1/2 minutes, the longest section — is the grandest expression of the work’s mixture of sinister darkness, stained-glass glinting and communal energy.</p>

<p><br />
After that intensity comes the relief of “mARImbA,” which is, as the title hints, a longing aria for its instrument, an exploration of the different textures of bowed and struck tones, trembling waves of sound and lonely echoes. The sly, light “Pillar V,” with its cascades of chimes, leads to “Pillar VI,” more ruminative than the others; the shadowy tangle of “carTogRAPh”; and the fluttering hush of “Pillar VII.”</p>

<p><br />
Akiho lived in Italy in 2014 and ’15 as a winner of the Rome Prize, and he mused that there may be some subconscious connection between the Pantheon’s pillars and his musical ones. But “Seven Pillars” is pretty much as pure as music gets — it’s only “about” its own structure and self-imposed constrictions.</p>

<p><br />
He and Sandbox admit that the work would be an easier sell to grant makers and presenters if there was a narrative behind it, and at one point in the writing process he flirted with imposing a concept based on the seven Japanese gods of fortune.</p>

<p><br />
“But that’s not really who I am,” he said. “I would be lying to myself and the audience.”</p>

<p><br />
It wasn’t so many years before his Rome Prize that Akiho didn’t think of himself as a composer at all. He grew up in Columbia, South Carolina; his white Southern mother met his father, a Japanese hibachi chef, when she went out to eat.</p>

<p><br />
Akiho’s father wasn’t in the picture for much of his childhood, and his older sister helped raise him; she was into rock drumming and introduced him to her kit. In high school, he dived into the world of drum lines, and at the University of South Carolina stumbled on an unexpectedly rich musical environment for a school without a conservatory. There was West African drumming, jazz ensembles and, crucially, steel pan, for which Akiho quickly showed an affinity.</p>

<p><br />
“I became the steel pan guy,” he said over onigiri after the Sandbox rehearsal. Akiho traveled to Trinidad to experience large pan ensembles, then moved to New York in 2003. He played with bands in Crown Heights, Brooklyn; did cocktail party and wedding gigs; and helped to organize a steel pan program in two public schools.</p>

<p><br />
Reunited a few years later with his father, who was living in Washington, Akiho briefly went to work there as a sushi chef. “It’s like music,” he recalled realizing. “I could devote the rest of my life to doing this. But I have to pick one or the other; I can’t do both. So I picked music.”</p>

<p><br />
He hadn’t had to read a score in years, but was accepted into the contemporary performance program at Manhattan School of Music as his class’s only percussionist, which placed him in high demand as a player. The program didn’t focus on composition, but after full days of classes, he would go home and write.</p>

<p><br />
Having met renowned composer Julia Wolfe, he began to study with her on the side, bartering rhythm lessons for her children. “I had creative ideas, but I didn’t know what I was doing yet,” he said. “And her vibe was not trying to sculpt me into a specific dogma.”</p>

<p><br />
Wolfe, one of the Bang on a Can trio of composers, offered entree to that group’s rock-tinged and proudly genre-crossing world. Then, in 2009, Akiho started a master’s program in composition at Yale University. He began to write pieces in which he wasn’t also featured as a performer.</p>

<p><br />
A few years ago, he moved to Portland, Oregon, where he knew some people, including a friend who plays timpani with the Oregon Symphony. “He’s a year or two younger than me,” Akiho said, but the timpanist and his wife “kind of almost adopted me. They feel like family to me.”</p>

<p><br />
That grounding has helped — as has hiring an assistant — as Akiho tries to get more of a handle on a booming career that has escalated almost out of control. He is an inveterate procrastinator, regularly crashing deadlines only to face others he’s blown past.</p>

<p><br />
“I would go a year without looking at email,” he said, shaking his head in disbelief. “Like, it was bad. I had an email from Jon Batiste for, like, months, and I didn’t even see it, talking about maybe doing a recording. And I was like, I need to get my life together.”</p>

<p><br />
“A lot of times you can think you need that hectic kind of life or your stuff won’t be good,” he added. “But I think when I’m healthy, I write better, and I’m happier with what I’m doing. It’s more about enjoying the journey than trying to get to the finish line and crashing.”</p>

<p><br />
He dreams about collaborations beyond the classical world with artists like Batiste and — the ideal — Kendrick Lamar. He wrote music for a coming dance by Benjamin Millepied. And with the Industry, an avant-garde opera company in Los Angeles, he workshopped an adaptation of Brecht’s “Life of Galileo.” (He’s also just a dissertation away from earning his doctorate from Princeton.)</p>

<p><br />
“I want to go to Japan for a while, maybe several months or something, and collaborate over there,” he said. “Get more in touch with those roots and the traditional music.”</p>

<p><br />
The deadline for “Seven Pillars,” the premiere of which was scheduled for last year, was suddenly lifted because of the pandemic. So it got around Akiho’s usual practice of rushing works to completion, and allowed for the communal development with Sandbox that now infuses it. His past music lacked neither vigor nor reverie, but here he casts a new kind of spell, a trance experienced by four players at once.</p>

<p><br />
“It wouldn’t have been as personal” without the space the piece was given, Akiho said. “It wouldn’t have been as deep.”</p>


The industrial stretch of south Brooklyn where Sandbox Percussion makes its home was nearly silent on a cool, clear Sunday afternoon at the end of September. Not so inside, where the Sandbox quartet had put in earplugs to rehearse Andy Akiho’s clangorous “Seven Pillars,” a lush, brooding celebration of noise.

The industrial stretch of south Brooklyn where Sandbox Percussion makes its home was nearly silent on a cool, clear Sunday afternoon at the end of September. Not so inside, where the Sandbox quartet had put in earplugs to rehearse Andy Akiho’s clangorous “Seven Pillars,” a lush, brooding celebration of noise. Akiho, 42, an increasingly in-demand composer who rose as a steel pan virtuoso, sat watching, with a surfer’s laid-back demeanor but intently focused. He isn’t part of the group, but over the years has grown so close with its members, and has spent so much time in their studio, that he installed an espresso machine to fuel his work marathons there. “That’s my bedroom,” he said, pointing to a tiny soundproofed recording space walled off in the corner. Akiho has written substantial works for steel pan, for percussion, for marimba and string quartet, for snare drum and sampled dog barking, and many other configurations — even a concerto for onstage Ping-Pong players and orchestra. But “Seven Pillars” is a breakthrough for him, in its 80-minute length and its conceptual complexity. It is being unveiled as a live theatrical event staged by Michael McQuilken, with striking lights synchronized with the music, in Seattle on Friday, and will tour in the coming years, including to the Baryshnikov Arts Center in New York in April. But because of the pandemic, it was first released in September as a recording, with accompanying short films. The album has been nominated for two Grammy Awards: One of the categories, best contemporary classical composition, specifically honors Akiho, and the other, best chamber music/small ensemble performance, Sandbox Percussion. This is an appropriate balance, since “Seven Pillars” is an auteur’s vision that was also shaped through an unusually close collaboration with its performers. (Displaying a video clip of a 2019 workshop session, time-stamped at 12:59 a.m., Sandbox player Ian David Rosenbaum said, “We were just getting started.”) Akiho and the group bundled together for stretches of the lockdown with their producer, Sean Dixon, working on the recording at Avaloch Farm Music Institute in rural New Hampshire. “We’re not interested in that kind of relationship where we just get a piece,” said Victor Caccese, another Sandbox member, who for “Seven Pillars” developed a customized table of tuned metal pipes. (Jonny Allen and Terry Sweeney round out the ensemble.) The 11-part work has a palindromic structure, with the “pillars” — all written for more than one musician — interspersed with four solos, each of which introduces a new instrument into the mix. Starting with a pair of pounding, echoing beats, the raucous relentlessness of “Pillar I” gives way to the first of the solos: the gentle, jeweled reticence of “Amethyst,” for vibraphone. In the otherworldly “Pillar II,” which dissolves into a dizzying kaleidoscope of high-pitched chirps, the edges of a vibraphone are bowed — not an unusual effect in contemporary percussion music. What is unusual is that Akiho asks not for a generalized airy sound, but for precisely notated rhythms. “I didn’t know it was possible to play those rhythms with a bow,” Rosenbaum said. “He will create a vocabulary, and then create beautiful music using that vocabulary.” Akiho has an uncanny gift for intricate rhythmic counterpoint, though the mathematical precision of the final product emerged through epic stretches of stream-of-consciousness play. Developing “Seven Pillars,” he would keep his iPhone camera trained on himself as he banged and noodled, making something like eight hours of improvised video at a time and sleeping at the foot of whichever instrument he was working on. “Pillar III,” mixing antsy chimes and a low-slung beat below, is an interplay of lines that shouldn’t fit together but do. After the piece builds in force, it finally collapses in ferocious shudders, explosions and shivers before an ominous lullaby. The score asks one of the players to run sticks along the vibraphone pipes. But on that September Sunday, Akiho also experimented with hammering on the pipes. “For someone to be playing one of these instruments with a hammer is, even for us, unconventional,” Caccese said with a grin. “Spiel” conveys both the toylike quality and jittery anxiety, the sweet tones and clipped tapping, of the glockenspiel. “Pillar IV,” the center of the palindrome — and, at 11 1/2 minutes, the longest section — is the grandest expression of the work’s mixture of sinister darkness, stained-glass glinting and communal energy. After that intensity comes the relief of “mARImbA,” which is, as the title hints, a longing aria for its instrument, an exploration of the different textures of bowed and struck tones, trembling waves of sound and lonely echoes. The sly, light “Pillar V,” with its cascades of chimes, leads to “Pillar VI,” more ruminative than the others; the shadowy tangle of “carTogRAPh”; and the fluttering hush of “Pillar VII.” Akiho lived in Italy in 2014 and ’15 as a winner of the Rome Prize, and he mused that there may be some subconscious connection between the Pantheon’s pillars and his musical ones. But “Seven Pillars” is pretty much as pure as music gets — it’s only “about” its own structure and self-imposed constrictions. He and Sandbox admit that the work would be an easier sell to grant makers and presenters if there was a narrative behind it, and at one point in the writing process he flirted with imposing a concept based on the seven Japanese gods of fortune. “But that’s not really who I am,” he said. “I would be lying to myself and the audience.” It wasn’t so many years before his Rome Prize that Akiho didn’t think of himself as a composer at all. He grew up in Columbia, South Carolina; his white Southern mother met his father, a Japanese hibachi chef, when she went out to eat. Akiho’s father wasn’t in the picture for much of his childhood, and his older sister helped raise him; she was into rock drumming and introduced him to her kit. In high school, he dived into the world of drum lines, and at the University of South Carolina stumbled on an unexpectedly rich musical environment for a school without a conservatory. There was West African drumming, jazz ensembles and, crucially, steel pan, for which Akiho quickly showed an affinity. “I became the steel pan guy,” he said over onigiri after the Sandbox rehearsal. Akiho traveled to Trinidad to experience large pan ensembles, then moved to New York in 2003. He played with bands in Crown Heights, Brooklyn; did cocktail party and wedding gigs; and helped to organize a steel pan program in two public schools. Reunited a few years later with his father, who was living in Washington, Akiho briefly went to work there as a sushi chef. “It’s like music,” he recalled realizing. “I could devote the rest of my life to doing this. But I have to pick one or the other; I can’t do both. So I picked music.” He hadn’t had to read a score in years, but was accepted into the contemporary performance program at Manhattan School of Music as his class’s only percussionist, which placed him in high demand as a player. The program didn’t focus on composition, but after full days of classes, he would go home and write. Having met renowned composer Julia Wolfe, he began to study with her on the side, bartering rhythm lessons for her children. “I had creative ideas, but I didn’t know what I was doing yet,” he said. “And her vibe was not trying to sculpt me into a specific dogma.” Wolfe, one of the Bang on a Can trio of composers, offered entree to that group’s rock-tinged and proudly genre-crossing world. Then, in 2009, Akiho started a master’s program in composition at Yale University. He began to write pieces in which he wasn’t also featured as a performer. A few years ago, he moved to Portland, Oregon, where he knew some people, including a friend who plays timpani with the Oregon Symphony. “He’s a year or two younger than me,” Akiho said, but the timpanist and his wife “kind of almost adopted me. They feel like family to me.” That grounding has helped — as has hiring an assistant — as Akiho tries to get more of a handle on a booming career that has escalated almost out of control. He is an inveterate procrastinator, regularly crashing deadlines only to face others he’s blown past. “I would go a year without looking at email,” he said, shaking his head in disbelief. “Like, it was bad. I had an email from Jon Batiste for, like, months, and I didn’t even see it, talking about maybe doing a recording. And I was like, I need to get my life together.” “A lot of times you can think you need that hectic kind of life or your stuff won’t be good,” he added. “But I think when I’m healthy, I write better, and I’m happier with what I’m doing. It’s more about enjoying the journey than trying to get to the finish line and crashing.” He dreams about collaborations beyond the classical world with artists like Batiste and — the ideal — Kendrick Lamar. He wrote music for a coming dance by Benjamin Millepied. And with the Industry, an avant-garde opera company in Los Angeles, he workshopped an adaptation of Brecht’s “Life of Galileo.” (He’s also just a dissertation away from earning his doctorate from Princeton.) “I want to go to Japan for a while, maybe several months or something, and collaborate over there,” he said. “Get more in touch with those roots and the traditional music.” The deadline for “Seven Pillars,” the premiere of which was scheduled for last year, was suddenly lifted because of the pandemic. So it got around Akiho’s usual practice of rushing works to completion, and allowed for the communal development with Sandbox that now infuses it. His past music lacked neither vigor nor reverie, but here he casts a new kind of spell, a trance experienced by four players at once. “It wouldn’t have been as personal” without the space the piece was given, Akiho said. “It wouldn’t have been as deep.”

One composer, four players, ‘Seven Pillars’

<p>Lady Gaga is on a roll!</p>

<p><br />
No matter what the critics say or the audience thinks, musician-turned-actor Lady Gaga has surely made a name for herself with the release of her latest acting venture, 'House of Gucci'.&nbsp;</p>

<p><br />
The main attraction of Ridley Scott's fashion-family drama--Lady Gaga as Patrizia Reggiani--has won the Best Actress award at The New York Film Critics Circle on Friday.</p>

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Gaga played the black widow who had notoriously hired a hitman to murder her ex-husband, Maurizio Gucci in 1995.</p>

<p><br />
Often touted as 'a principled alternative to Oscar', the award show also saw Benedict Cumberbatch take home the 'Best Actor' award for his latest West World slowburn 'The Power of the Dog', which also took home two other big prizes: Best Director (Jane Campion) and Best Supporting Actor (Kodi Smit-McPhee) awards.</p>

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The organisation has reportedly picked the same Best Film as the Oscars 30 times in the last 86 years, the Wrap reported.</p>

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<p><br />
In WION's <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-house-of-gucci-review-its-a-lady-gaga-film-love-her-hate-her-but-cant-ignore-her-432146">review of 'House of Gucci'</a>, our critic defined the 'Shallow' singer's performance as, "... Lady Gaga shines and looks her best as she delivers an award-winning performance. If she doesn’t get all the acting awards, we’d be surprised because in all honesty, she owns the film and how. The singer-actress shows us a range of emotions -- from a social butterfly who can easily strike a conversation to an ultra romantic who exudes lustful passion to money and power-rich monster who got consumed with greed in the end and couldn’t take rejection when she gets snubbed by her lover."</p>

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Lady Gaga is on a roll! No matter what the critics say or the audience thinks, musician-turned-actor Lady Gaga has surely made a name for herself with the release of her latest acting venture, 'House of Gucci'.

Lady Gaga is on a roll! No matter what the critics say or the audience thinks, musician-turned-actor Lady Gaga has surely made a name for herself with the release of her latest acting venture, 'House of Gucci'. The main attraction of Ridley Scott's fashion-family drama--Lady Gaga as Patrizia Reggiani--has won the Best Actress award at The New York Film Critics Circle on Friday. Also read: Tadap Box Office: Ahan Shetty, Tara Sutaria starrer gets 3rd highest opening after 'Sooryavanshi', 'Antim' Gaga played the black widow who had notoriously hired a hitman to murder her ex-husband, Maurizio Gucci in 1995. Often touted as 'a principled alternative to Oscar', the award show also saw Benedict Cumberbatch take home the 'Best Actor' award for his latest West World slowburn 'The Power of the Dog', which also took home two other big prizes: Best Director (Jane Campion) and Best Supporting Actor (Kodi Smit-McPhee) awards. The organisation has reportedly picked the same Best Film as the Oscars 30 times in the last 86 years, the Wrap reported. Also read: 'Money Heist', 'Bob Biswas': Movies/shows to watch this weekend In WION's review of 'House of Gucci', our critic defined the 'Shallow' singer's performance as, "... Lady Gaga shines and looks her best as she delivers an award-winning performance. If she doesn’t get all the acting awards, we’d be surprised because in all honesty, she owns the film and how. The singer-actress shows us a range of emotions -- from a social butterfly who can easily strike a conversation to an ultra romantic who exudes lustful passion to money and power-rich monster who got consumed with greed in the end and couldn’t take rejection when she gets snubbed by her lover." Also read: 'Inside Edge 3' review: The series is still edgy and engrossing

Lady Gaga wins 'Best Actress' at New York Film Critics Circle

<p>Star kid Ahan Shetty's debut outing 'Tadap' is turning out to be a dream launchpad for him!</p>

<p><br />
The love saga is reportedly raking in big moolah at the Box Office, which was released on 1650 screens across India and is off to a decent start, reports claim. The film has reportedly made between 3.75 to 4.25cr on its opening day, which makes it the third highest opening of the year among Bollywood films. With 'Sooryavanshi' occupying the top spot (26.40cr), followed by 'Antim: The Final Truth' (Rs 4.75 crore).&nbsp;</p>

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<p><br />
Reports suggest that 'Tadap' is doing better than other releases this year, such as 'Roohi', 'Mumbai Saga', 'Thalaivii', 'Bell Bottom' and 'Satyameva Jayate 2'.</p>

<p><br />
As per predictions, the film was to open in the vrange of 3 crore its first weekend. But, the advance bookings went up and the trade experts started soon re-calculated that the film was headed for a bigger opening than what thye had expected.&nbsp;</p>

<p><br />
'Tadap' is making the most in Mumbai and Bihar, with additional help from other places in and around Maharashtra.&nbsp;</p>

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The film started to generate the right amount of buzz audience after the release of its trailer and its hit music added to the overall intrigue of the film.</p>

<p><br />
At the moment, 'Tadap' is looking at a weekend collection of 14cr, unless, of course, things go south and the love saga sees a sharp decline in audience turn out.&nbsp;</p>

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Star kid Ahan Shetty's debut outing 'Tadap' is turning out to be a dream launchpad for him! The love saga is reportedly raking in big moolah at the Box Office, which was released on 1650 screens across India and is off to a decent start, reports claim.

Star kid Ahan Shetty's debut outing 'Tadap' is turning out to be a dream launchpad for him! The love saga is reportedly raking in big moolah at the Box Office, which was released on 1650 screens across India and is off to a decent start, reports claim. The film has reportedly made between 3.75 to 4.25cr on its opening day, which makes it the third highest opening of the year among Bollywood films. With 'Sooryavanshi' occupying the top spot (26.40cr), followed by 'Antim: The Final Truth' (Rs 4.75 crore). Also read: Criminal charges possible in 'Rust' movie shooting, prosecutor says Reports suggest that 'Tadap' is doing better than other releases this year, such as 'Roohi', 'Mumbai Saga', 'Thalaivii', 'Bell Bottom' and 'Satyameva Jayate 2'. As per predictions, the film was to open in the vrange of 3 crore its first weekend. But, the advance bookings went up and the trade experts started soon re-calculated that the film was headed for a bigger opening than what thye had expected. 'Tadap' is making the most in Mumbai and Bihar, with additional help from other places in and around Maharashtra. Also read: Vicky, Katrina' s rumoured wedding: Law and order discussed ahead of big event The film started to generate the right amount of buzz audience after the release of its trailer and its hit music added to the overall intrigue of the film. At the moment, 'Tadap' is looking at a weekend collection of 14cr, unless, of course, things go south and the love saga sees a sharp decline in audience turn out. Also read: Did you know Zendaya's latest vintage spine dress was inspired by a 'Spider-Man' villain

Tadap Box Office: Ahan Shetty, Tara Sutaria starrer gets 3rd highest opening after 'Sooryavanshi', 'Antim'

<p>The family of Jay Jay Phillips, America's Got Talent contestant known for his rocker looks, has reportedly confirmed to a global media outlet that he&nbsp;died of Covid-19 recently. He was 30 at the time of his death, reports confirm.&nbsp;</p>

<p><br />
Phillips’ family has informed a global media outlet that he was suffering from the Coronavirus at home during the Thanksgiving week.</p>

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<p><br />
The same outlet reported that his friends and family were regularly checking in on him over the phone but his health condition took a drastic turn a day before the holiday, according to reports.&nbsp;</p>

<p><br />
His family had asked him to check into a hospital but he told them that he just needed to sleep it off, reports claim.&nbsp;</p>

<p><br />
On Thanksgiving, Phillips’ girlfriend and mother checked in on him and found him dead at his home.</p>

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<p><br />
Phillips was reportedly unvaccinated at the time of his death but he had told friends and family just before he got sick that he was planning on getting his shots. Phillips was living with his father at the time of his passing, who is currently in the hospital and on a ventilator.</p>

<p><br />
Jay Jay Phillips first appeared on Season 4 of NBC’s 'America’s Got Talent' but was eliminated during the initial rounds of the competition. He made a comeback on Season 12 but and was dropped right before the quarterfinals.</p>

<p><br />
Phillips was known for his unconventional rocker look: curly mane, animal prints and a large keyboard hanging from his body.</p>

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The family of Jay Jay Phillips, America's Got Talent contestant known for his rocker looks, has reportedly confirmed to a global media outlet that he died of Covid-19 recently.

The family of Jay Jay Phillips, America's Got Talent contestant known for his rocker looks, has reportedly confirmed to a global media outlet that he died of Covid-19 recently. He was 30 at the time of his death, reports confirm. Phillips’ family has informed a global media outlet that he was suffering from the Coronavirus at home during the Thanksgiving week. Also read: Money, money, money: ABBA sues over Abba Mania cover band The same outlet reported that his friends and family were regularly checking in on him over the phone but his health condition took a drastic turn a day before the holiday, according to reports. His family had asked him to check into a hospital but he told them that he just needed to sleep it off, reports claim. On Thanksgiving, Phillips’ girlfriend and mother checked in on him and found him dead at his home. Also read: 'Bob Biswas' review: Abhishek Bachchan turns the deadly assassin into a family man Phillips was reportedly unvaccinated at the time of his death but he had told friends and family just before he got sick that he was planning on getting his shots. Phillips was living with his father at the time of his passing, who is currently in the hospital and on a ventilator. Jay Jay Phillips first appeared on Season 4 of NBC’s 'America’s Got Talent' but was eliminated during the initial rounds of the competition. He made a comeback on Season 12 but and was dropped right before the quarterfinals. Phillips was known for his unconventional rocker look: curly mane, animal prints and a large keyboard hanging from his body. Also read: Here's why Benedict Cumberbatch didn't read the entire 'Spider-Man' script

Jay Jay Philips, America's Got Talent star, dies of Covid at 30

<p>Turns out, Machine Gun Kelly is the textbook definition of 'taking it too far'. &nbsp;</p>

<p><br />
In a recent interview, Machine Gun Kelly recalled that shocking moment when he had accidentally stabbed himself while attempting to impress his now-partner Megan Fox.</p>

<p><br />
On Wednesday, Kelly told Jimmy Fallon on his late-night chat show where he was seen wearing a T-shirt with Megan Fox's face on it.&nbsp;</p>

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<p><br />
“This was also right when I was starting to date Megan. It was just a bad night," he told the celebrated host.&nbsp;</p>

<p><br />
The singer explained that his friend Travis Barker had gifted him a knife with the title of their 2020 album 'Tickets to My Downfall' engraved on it.&nbsp;</p>

<p><br />
Kelly then threw up the knife toward the ceiling in front of Fox, but when he tried to catch it, it pierced through his hand. He went on to show Fallon a scar he has from that night.&nbsp;</p>

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<p><br />
“That was from when a knife stuck in [it]. ‘Cause, you know how you throw it up and you’re supposed to catch it? I looked at [Fox], and I was like, ‘Check this out.’ And I was like, ‘Ugh!'”<br />
And it was all the more shameful for him the morning after.&nbsp;</p>

<p><br />
“The next morning, as soon as she left, I was like, ‘Yo, I need stitches real quick,'” he recalled.<br />
Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly's love story is no secret and are regularly seen packing on some PDA since they were first linked in July of 2020. They made their red carpet debut at the American Music Awards that November.</p>

<p><br />
This is the first relationship Megan Fox has been in since her separation from her husband of 10 years, Brian Austin Green, who is now dating Sharna Burgess from reality TV show, 'Dancing With the Stars'.</p>

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Turns out, Machine Gun Kelly is the textbook definition of 'taking it too far'. In a recent interview, Machine Gun Kelly recalled that shocking moment when he had accidentally stabbed himself while attempting to impress his now-partner Megan Fox.

Turns out, Machine Gun Kelly is the textbook definition of 'taking it too far'. In a recent interview, Machine Gun Kelly recalled that shocking moment when he had accidentally stabbed himself while attempting to impress his now-partner Megan Fox. On Wednesday, Kelly told Jimmy Fallon on his late-night chat show where he was seen wearing a T-shirt with Megan Fox's face on it. Also read: 'Clifford the Big Red Dog' review: A girl and a giant pup's (mis)adventures “This was also right when I was starting to date Megan. It was just a bad night," he told the celebrated host. The singer explained that his friend Travis Barker had gifted him a knife with the title of their 2020 album 'Tickets to My Downfall' engraved on it. Kelly then threw up the knife toward the ceiling in front of Fox, but when he tried to catch it, it pierced through his hand. He went on to show Fallon a scar he has from that night. Also read: Leonardio DiCaprio makes one-day trip for Sean Penn's benefit in Miami “That was from when a knife stuck in [it]. ‘Cause, you know how you throw it up and you’re supposed to catch it? I looked at [Fox], and I was like, ‘Check this out.’ And I was like, ‘Ugh!'” And it was all the more shameful for him the morning after. “The next morning, as soon as she left, I was like, ‘Yo, I need stitches real quick,'” he recalled. Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly's love story is no secret and are regularly seen packing on some PDA since they were first linked in July of 2020. They made their red carpet debut at the American Music Awards that November. This is the first relationship Megan Fox has been in since her separation from her husband of 10 years, Brian Austin Green, who is now dating Sharna Burgess from reality TV show, 'Dancing With the Stars'. Also read: Ashley Graham, plus-size supermodel, poses nude to flaunt her pregnancy marks

Anything for love! Machine Gun Kelly stabbed himself to impress Megan Fox

<p>Ashley Graham is breaking the stereotypical notion of beauty, one nude photo at a time.</p>

<p><br />
On Thursday, a heavily pregnant Ashley Graham compared her protruding belly to the “tree of life” in a new nude Instagram photo that has now gone viral.</p>

<p><br />
The supermodel is gearing up for the birth of her twin boys with husband Justin Ervin.</p>

<p><br />
“Justin says my stretch marks look like the tree of life,” Graham captioned the post. In the photo she can be seen standing with her hand over her breasts, with not a piece of garment on her body other than a gold ring and matching hoop earrings.</p>

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Back in August, Graham shared nude photos of herself standing with her hand draped across her bosom.&nbsp;</p>

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“uh oh she’s naked again,” she had captioned the photo.</p>

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In November, Ashley Graham also posted a video of her growing baby bump, writing, “heart is full this fall.”</p>

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"The past year has been full of tiny surprises, big griefs, familiar beginnings and new stories. I’m just beginning to process and celebrate what this next chapter means for us," Graham wrote in an Instagram post.</p>

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In September of this year, Graham revealed that they’re expecting twins with a video from their sonogram appointment.</p>

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“You’re joking me,” Ervin could be heard saying in the background, while Graham laughed and exclaimed, “Are you serious? We’re going to have three boys.”</p>

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The couple got married in August 2010.</p>

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Ashley Graham is breaking the stereotypical notion of beauty, one nude photo at a time. On Thursday, a heavily pregnant Ashley Graham compared her protruding belly to the “tree of life” in a new nude Instagram photo that has now gone viral.

Ashley Graham is breaking the stereotypical notion of beauty, one nude photo at a time. On Thursday, a heavily pregnant Ashley Graham compared her protruding belly to the “tree of life” in a new nude Instagram photo that has now gone viral. The supermodel is gearing up for the birth of her twin boys with husband Justin Ervin. “Justin says my stretch marks look like the tree of life,” Graham captioned the post. In the photo she can be seen standing with her hand over her breasts, with not a piece of garment on her body other than a gold ring and matching hoop earrings. View this post on Instagram A post shared by A S H L E Y G R A H A M (@ashleygraham) × Also read: 'Bob Biswas' review: Abhishek Bachchan turns the assassin into a family man Back in August, Graham shared nude photos of herself standing with her hand draped across her bosom. “uh oh she’s naked again,” she had captioned the photo. In November, Ashley Graham also posted a video of her growing baby bump, writing, “heart is full this fall.” Graham and her cinematographer husband, who are parents to one-year-old son Isaac, first announced they were expecting their second child in July. View this post on Instagram A post shared by A S H L E Y G R A H A M (@ashleygraham) × Also read: Kirsten Dunst: 'Spider-Man' producer asked me to ‘fix’ my teeth, drove me to the dentist "The past year has been full of tiny surprises, big griefs, familiar beginnings and new stories. I’m just beginning to process and celebrate what this next chapter means for us," Graham wrote in an Instagram post. In September of this year, Graham revealed that they’re expecting twins with a video from their sonogram appointment. “You’re joking me,” Ervin could be heard saying in the background, while Graham laughed and exclaimed, “Are you serious? We’re going to have three boys.” The couple got married in August 2010. Also read: Samantha Ruth Prabhu's WhatsApp chat with mother is sweet and emotional

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