‘Superman’ actor Henry Cavill was spotted for the first time with his girlfriend in public as they walked hand in hand.&nbsp;

Wearing masks and comfortable wear, the couple kept it casual.

‘The Witcher’ star, it has been revealed that he is dating a Canadian environmental scientist called Danielle Beausoleil. Since not so many of us know who this woman is, we did a bit of digging into her profile.&nbsp;

On her Instagram page, Danielle Beausoleil describes her interests as being in travel and fitness. She’s quite a fitness enthusiast and shares regular snaps of her ripped physique in the gym.&nbsp;

Danielle appears to have previously worked as a fitness model.&nbsp;She also reveals she is interested in poetry and writes her own original work. &nbsp;

Henry and Danielle were seen walking in London with his beloved dog Kal.&nbsp;

Henry Cavill was previously linked to Kaley Cuoco in 2013. They however dated for only a couple of weeks. He then dated stunt double Lucy Cork in 2018 and parted ways after a year of being together.&nbsp;

He was most recently seen in ‘Justice League’ as he reprised his famous role of Superman in the Zack Snyder cut that released on HBO Max.&nbsp;

‘Superman’ actor Henry Cavill was spotted for the first time with his girlfriend in public as they walked hand in hand. Wearing masks and comfortable wear, the couple kept it casual.

‘Superman’ actor Henry Cavill was spotted for the first time with his girlfriend in public as they walked hand in hand. Wearing masks and comfortable wear, the couple kept it casual. ‘The Witcher’ star, it has been revealed that he is dating a Canadian environmental scientist called Danielle Beausoleil. Since not so many of us know who this woman is, we did a bit of digging into her profile. On her Instagram page, Danielle Beausoleil describes her interests as being in travel and fitness. She’s quite a fitness enthusiast and shares regular snaps of her ripped physique in the gym. Danielle appears to have previously worked as a fitness model. She also reveals she is interested in poetry and writes her own original work. Henry and Danielle were seen walking in London with his beloved dog Kal. Henry Cavill was previously linked to Kaley Cuoco in 2013. They however dated for only a couple of weeks. He then dated stunt double Lucy Cork in 2018 and parted ways after a year of being together. He was most recently seen in ‘Justice League’ as he reprised his famous role of Superman in the Zack Snyder cut that released on HBO Max.

Meet 'Superman' Henry Cavill's mystery girlfriend, Danielle Beausoleil

American pop singer Britney Spears has taken her covid vaccination shot.&nbsp; 
 
Spears revealed on her social media by sharing a video alongside her partner Sam Asghari and says is "fine" following the jab.&nbsp;

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"What did you think of the vaccine?" Asghari asked Spears on camera, to which she responded, "The people on the internet said it was really bad like a bullet through your arm."Spears added, "It was nothing. I felt nothing. I`m fine and I hope I continue to stay fine." following the talk, the duo then high-fived each other.&nbsp; 
 
Britney captioned the video: "Got the COVID vaccine …. Great success …. High-five!!!!!!," 
 
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Spears has joined the long list of celebrities who have been vaccinated including Mariah Carey, Ryan Reynolds, Martha Stewart, Dolly Parton and many more.&nbsp; 
 
Recently, Britney revealed that she cried for two weeks after watching the documentary 'Framing Britney Spears'. The singer broke her silence as she took to Instagram to express her thoughts on the film, "My life has always been very speculated ...watched ... and judged really my whole life !!!" she began in the caption. "For my sanity, I need to dance to [Steven Tyler] every night of my life to feel wild and human and alive !!!", <a href="http://13.235.153.162/entertainment/britney-spearss-father-jamie-wants-the-singer-to-pay-2-million-of-his-legal-fees-374941">read more here.&nbsp;</a>

American pop singer Britney Spears has taken her covid vaccination shot. Spears revealed on her social media by sharing a video alongside her partner Sam Asghari and says is "fine" following the jab.

American pop singer Britney Spears has taken her covid vaccination shot. Spears revealed on her social media by sharing a video alongside her partner Sam Asghari and says is "fine" following the jab. Celebrities who've received the coronavirus vaccine so far "What did you think of the vaccine?" Asghari asked Spears on camera, to which she responded, "The people on the internet said it was really bad like a bullet through your arm."Spears added, "It was nothing. I felt nothing. I`m fine and I hope I continue to stay fine." following the talk, the duo then high-fived each other. Britney captioned the video: "Got the COVID vaccine …. Great success …. High-five!!!!!!," Watch the video below: Got the COVID vaccine 😳💉 …. Great success 😂 …. High-five 🖐🏻 !!!!!! pic.twitter.com/qr9e0RUA9Q — Britney Spears (@britneyspears) April 8, 2021 × Spears has joined the long list of celebrities who have been vaccinated including Mariah Carey, Ryan Reynolds, Martha Stewart, Dolly Parton and many more. Recently, Britney revealed that she cried for two weeks after watching the documentary 'Framing Britney Spears'. The singer broke her silence as she took to Instagram to express her thoughts on the film, "My life has always been very speculated ...watched ... and judged really my whole life !!!" she began in the caption. "For my sanity, I need to dance to [Steven Tyler] every night of my life to feel wild and human and alive !!!", read more here.

Britney Spears receives first jab of COVID-19 vaccine, shares video with Sam Asghari

If you’re a fan of Tom Hanks, you’d know how important ‘Big’ is the actor’s career. But what if we told you that he wasn’t the first choice for the film? Yes, you read that right!

Actress Elizabeth Perkins who played Josh’s (Tom Hanks) love interest in the film recently appeared in Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen and revealed that it was Robert De Niro who was originally cast in the role.&nbsp;

She said, “Robert De Niro was actually cast in the role of Josh in the movie Big. It fell apart because he had a scheduling conflict, and then they went to Tom Hanks. It’s like a totally different movie in my brain with Robert De Niro.”

“He was more moody. It was more of a — a little more of a horror movie. Robert De Niro wandering around the streets of New York,” Perkins said. “What Tom Hanks brought to it was so much lighter.”

Elizabeth Perkins revealed she had actually auditioned with Robert De Niro for her role in the film.

If you’re a fan of Tom Hanks, you’d know how important ‘Big’ is the actor’s career. But what if we told you that he wasn’t the first choice for the film? Yes, you read that right!

If you’re a fan of Tom Hanks, you’d know how important ‘Big’ is the actor’s career. But what if we told you that he wasn’t the first choice for the film? Yes, you read that right! Actress Elizabeth Perkins who played Josh’s (Tom Hanks) love interest in the film recently appeared in Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen and revealed that it was Robert De Niro who was originally cast in the role. She said, “Robert De Niro was actually cast in the role of Josh in the movie Big. It fell apart because he had a scheduling conflict, and then they went to Tom Hanks. It’s like a totally different movie in my brain with Robert De Niro.” “He was more moody. It was more of a — a little more of a horror movie. Robert De Niro wandering around the streets of New York,” Perkins said. “What Tom Hanks brought to it was so much lighter.” Elizabeth Perkins revealed she had actually auditioned with Robert De Niro for her role in the film.

'Big' was initially Robert De Niro's film before it went to Tom Hanks

The Brave Girls were losing courage just weeks ago, on the verge of breaking up and abandoning their dreams of K-pop stardom after years of going nowhere.&nbsp;

Then a pseudonymous YouTuber called Viditor uploaded a compilation of them performing on South Korean army bases -- and saved their careers.

"Rollin' rollin' rollin' rollin'/I am waiting for you/Babe just only you," they chant, as wildly enthusiastic uniformed conscripts dance and wave glow-sticks.

It went viral and struck millions of chords across the country.&nbsp;

Less than a month later the song reached number one in South Korea and topped the Billboard K-pop 100 in the US, four years after it was originally released -- with their popularity reinforced by their story of struggle against the odds.

The fan-led ascent is a reversal of the usual K-pop model, where bands are usually assembled, trained intensively and launched by record companies, whose marketing and promotion is crucial to their success.

"At the start of this year I thought it was time for us to call an end to it," lead singer Kim Min-young told AFP.

"Reaction to our songs had always been cold... It seemed like no one wanted to see us on stage," she said tearfully.

The Brave Girls started out as a five-piece a decade ago, but fell largely on deaf ears. They were relaunched as a septet in 2016, but the reshuffle did nothing to boost their popularity.

Their five singles and two mini-albums were misses rather than hits, and departures over the next few years whittled them down to four members.

They were reduced to performing on army bases, the South Korean equivalent of a daytime appearance on a side stage at a music festival.

"Our members all felt an emotional burden," said Kim, 30. "I wasn't brave enough to give up on my career or start something new. And I thought if I left the team it would be the end of Brave Girls. So I wanted to keep the team together till the end."

But their tour of duty proved to be the making of them.

- 'We will definitely win wars' -

South Korea requires all able-bodied men to serve in uniform to defend it against the nuclear-armed North, a period when they are often dispatched to remote places and deprived of the joys of modern life.&nbsp;

As a common experience it is a unifier and a leveller, and Viditor's compilation -- complete with witty captions such as "Play this song during battles and we will definitely win wars" -- resonated with those who had seen them in the military.

The clip garnered around 15 million views in little more than a month.

"Viditor, you have rediscovered the Brave Girls," wrote one poster. "You are nothing short of the commander of South Korea's 600,000 soldiers."

The uploader -- who said she wanted to remain anonymous to maintain her privacy -- said she had been astonished by the reaction.

She has put together hundreds of compilations of other bands' tracks but never before had similar impact.

"I thought I could make an entertaining video with soldiers' hilarious reactions and funny comments," she said by email.&nbsp;

"But I never saw this coming. I am still in disbelief over what has happened." &nbsp;

- 'Something miraculous happened to us' -

The K-pop phenomenon -- epitomised by the global success of BTS -- earns billions of dollars a year for the world's 12th-largest economy.

Scores of groups largely made up of teenagers are launched every year hoping to follow in their footsteps, but most acts quickly disappear, leaving barely a trace on the score of musical history.

Exposure on major television stations has long been a must-have for aspiring K-pop idols. But cultural commentator Jung Ho-jai said the raunchy moves in the original "Rollin'" video were too risque for the networks.

They were left with little choice but to take any booking going, however remote and badly paid, with Jung describing them as "relegated to what was essentially the third tier of the English football league".

But once Viditor posted her video, he said, "somehow YouTube algorithms saw potential in the clip and began displaying it to a wider audience.&nbsp;

"It has proved how important YouTube has become as a media platform."&nbsp;

K-pop firms are increasingly turning to social media sites like YouTube, TikTok and Facebook to develop their bands' fanbases.

"Well over 50 new groups tap into the market every year but less than half appear on major TV stations," Kim Jin-hyung, chief executive of Wuzo Entertainment, told AFP.&nbsp;

"In order for idols to survive, we have to target online platforms that meet the demands of fans."&nbsp;

But for the Brave Girls, it was an amateur poster who made the difference.

Member Lee Yu-na said: "Something very miraculous and inexplicable has happened to us."

The Brave Girls were losing courage just weeks ago, on the verge of breaking up and abandoning their dreams of K-pop stardom after years of going nowhere. Then a pseudonymous YouTuber called Viditor uploaded a compilation of them performing on South Korean army bases -- and saved their careers.

The Brave Girls were losing courage just weeks ago, on the verge of breaking up and abandoning their dreams of K-pop stardom after years of going nowhere. Then a pseudonymous YouTuber called Viditor uploaded a compilation of them performing on South Korean army bases -- and saved their careers. "Rollin' rollin' rollin' rollin'/I am waiting for you/Babe just only you," they chant, as wildly enthusiastic uniformed conscripts dance and wave glow-sticks. It went viral and struck millions of chords across the country. Less than a month later the song reached number one in South Korea and topped the Billboard K-pop 100 in the US, four years after it was originally released -- with their popularity reinforced by their story of struggle against the odds. The fan-led ascent is a reversal of the usual K-pop model, where bands are usually assembled, trained intensively and launched by record companies, whose marketing and promotion is crucial to their success. "At the start of this year I thought it was time for us to call an end to it," lead singer Kim Min-young told AFP. "Reaction to our songs had always been cold... It seemed like no one wanted to see us on stage," she said tearfully. The Brave Girls started out as a five-piece a decade ago, but fell largely on deaf ears. They were relaunched as a septet in 2016, but the reshuffle did nothing to boost their popularity. Their five singles and two mini-albums were misses rather than hits, and departures over the next few years whittled them down to four members. They were reduced to performing on army bases, the South Korean equivalent of a daytime appearance on a side stage at a music festival. "Our members all felt an emotional burden," said Kim, 30. "I wasn't brave enough to give up on my career or start something new. And I thought if I left the team it would be the end of Brave Girls. So I wanted to keep the team together till the end." But their tour of duty proved to be the making of them. - 'We will definitely win wars' - South Korea requires all able-bodied men to serve in uniform to defend it against the nuclear-armed North, a period when they are often dispatched to remote places and deprived of the joys of modern life. As a common experience it is a unifier and a leveller, and Viditor's compilation -- complete with witty captions such as "Play this song during battles and we will definitely win wars" -- resonated with those who had seen them in the military. The clip garnered around 15 million views in little more than a month. "Viditor, you have rediscovered the Brave Girls," wrote one poster. "You are nothing short of the commander of South Korea's 600,000 soldiers." The uploader -- who said she wanted to remain anonymous to maintain her privacy -- said she had been astonished by the reaction. She has put together hundreds of compilations of other bands' tracks but never before had similar impact. "I thought I could make an entertaining video with soldiers' hilarious reactions and funny comments," she said by email. "But I never saw this coming. I am still in disbelief over what has happened." - 'Something miraculous happened to us' - The K-pop phenomenon -- epitomised by the global success of BTS -- earns billions of dollars a year for the world's 12th-largest economy. Scores of groups largely made up of teenagers are launched every year hoping to follow in their footsteps, but most acts quickly disappear, leaving barely a trace on the score of musical history. Exposure on major television stations has long been a must-have for aspiring K-pop idols. But cultural commentator Jung Ho-jai said the raunchy moves in the original "Rollin'" video were too risque for the networks. They were left with little choice but to take any booking going, however remote and badly paid, with Jung describing them as "relegated to what was essentially the third tier of the English football league". But once Viditor posted her video, he said, "somehow YouTube algorithms saw potential in the clip and began displaying it to a wider audience. "It has proved how important YouTube has become as a media platform." K-pop firms are increasingly turning to social media sites like YouTube, TikTok and Facebook to develop their bands' fanbases. "Well over 50 new groups tap into the market every year but less than half appear on major TV stations," Kim Jin-hyung, chief executive of Wuzo Entertainment, told AFP. "In order for idols to survive, we have to target online platforms that meet the demands of fans." But for the Brave Girls, it was an amateur poster who made the difference. Member Lee Yu-na said: "Something very miraculous and inexplicable has happened to us."

Video saved the K-pop stars: Brave Girls reborn via YouTube

A leading Myanmar actor, singer and model who has backed the country's anti-coup protests was arrested on Thursday, his sister said, as the junta hunts more than 100 celebrities for supporting the movement.

The country has been rocked by daily protests since the military seized power on February 1, and the authorities have launched a bloody crackdown on dissent, with hundreds killed and more than 2,500 arrested.

Paing Takhon, 24 -- a star in both Myanmar and neighbouring Thailand -- has been active in the protest movement both in person at rallies and through his massive social media following.

"Some 50 soldiers with eight military trucks," came to arrest him from his mother's home in the North Dagon area of Yangon early Thursday, his sister Thi Thi Lwin posted on Facebook.

"As he's seriously ill, they arrested him calmly without violence. We do not know where he's taken," she added.

According to recent posts on his social media -- where he had more than a million followers on Facebook and Instagram -- Paing Takhon has been in poor health.

"I haven't been in good health for many days. I used to pray whenever I worshipped Buddha for good health and to get peace in Myanmar as soon as possible," he wrote on Wednesday.

In February he posted pictures of himself in a white tracksuit with a megaphone, hard hat and a white fluffy dog strapped to his chest at a protest.

"Help us stop crime against humanity," he posted on Instagram in February.

His social media pages have been taken down, though it is not clear whether he did this himself.

Paing Takhon is also famous in Thailand and has appeared in TV commercials and shows.

In January, he shaved his head and briefly joined the Buddhist monkhood, posting pictures of himself in burgundy robes.&nbsp;

The Myanmar authorities have published a list of some 120 celebrities wanted for arrest, including singers Lin Lin and Chit Thu Wai, actors Phway Phway, Eaindra Kyaw Zin and Pyay Ti Oo and model May Myat Noe.

The celebrities are facing accusations of spreading dissent against the military, an offence that carries a three year jail term if convicted.

A leading Myanmar actor, singer and model who has backed the country's anti-coup protests was arrested on Thursday, his sister said, as the junta hunts more than 100 celebrities for supporting the movement.

A leading Myanmar actor, singer and model who has backed the country's anti-coup protests was arrested on Thursday, his sister said, as the junta hunts more than 100 celebrities for supporting the movement. The country has been rocked by daily protests since the military seized power on February 1, and the authorities have launched a bloody crackdown on dissent, with hundreds killed and more than 2,500 arrested. Paing Takhon, 24 -- a star in both Myanmar and neighbouring Thailand -- has been active in the protest movement both in person at rallies and through his massive social media following. "Some 50 soldiers with eight military trucks," came to arrest him from his mother's home in the North Dagon area of Yangon early Thursday, his sister Thi Thi Lwin posted on Facebook. "As he's seriously ill, they arrested him calmly without violence. We do not know where he's taken," she added. According to recent posts on his social media -- where he had more than a million followers on Facebook and Instagram -- Paing Takhon has been in poor health. "I haven't been in good health for many days. I used to pray whenever I worshipped Buddha for good health and to get peace in Myanmar as soon as possible," he wrote on Wednesday. In February he posted pictures of himself in a white tracksuit with a megaphone, hard hat and a white fluffy dog strapped to his chest at a protest. "Help us stop crime against humanity," he posted on Instagram in February. His social media pages have been taken down, though it is not clear whether he did this himself. Paing Takhon is also famous in Thailand and has appeared in TV commercials and shows. In January, he shaved his head and briefly joined the Buddhist monkhood, posting pictures of himself in burgundy robes. The Myanmar authorities have published a list of some 120 celebrities wanted for arrest, including singers Lin Lin and Chit Thu Wai, actors Phway Phway, Eaindra Kyaw Zin and Pyay Ti Oo and model May Myat Noe. The celebrities are facing accusations of spreading dissent against the military, an offence that carries a three year jail term if convicted.

Myanmar actor arrested as junta hunts 120 celebrities

It's whip fast, obeys commands and doesn't leave unpleasant surprises on the floor -- meet the AlphaDog, a robotic response to two of China's burgeoning loves: pets and technology.

The high-tech hound uses sensors and Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology to 'hear' and 'see' its environment -- and can even be taken for walks.

"It's really very similar to a real dog," says Ma Jie, chief technology officer at Weilan, the company behind the product.

The Nanjing-based creators say their robot dog -- which moves at a speed of almost 15 kilometres (nine miles) per hour and spins on the spot like an excited puppy -- is the fastest on the market.

With four metal legs it is more stable than a real dog, Ma explains as one of his team swiftly kicks it to prove the point.

"It can predict the friction and height of the ground (to) adjust its height, adjust the stride frequency, and adapt to the environment," he tells AFP, as the robot slowly navigates going up a set of stairs.

Its creators are using 5G technology, super-fast internet speeds with immediate reaction times, to make the robot operate autonomously.

Ma studied reinforcement learning -- the study of how to reinforce actions through reward or punishment -- at the University of Oxford and says he has used that knowledge to inform how the AI dog mimics canine habits.&nbsp;

Dog ownership was banned under the leadership of communist China's founder Mao Zedong -- but has since boomed dramatically.

And in the first month of sales, more than 1,800 AlphaDogs have trotted off the shelves, despite the hefty price tag of 16,000 yuan ($2,400).

"Orders are mostly from computer developers, tech geeks, and also kids, who really seem to like it," said Ma.&nbsp;

- Robot rollout -

As China seeks to upskill its workforce, Beijing has been making huge investments in robotics and AI.&nbsp;

Robots are already used to deliver parcels, serve in restaurants, offer information at stations and even take throat swabs for Covid-19 tests.

The Weilan workshop is staffed by young tech enthusiasts, filled with pencil design sketches and a central obstacle route of stairs and slopes for the machines to clunk over in testing.

Developers there hope future uses of their four-legged friend could benefit the visually impaired.

"To help the disabled is a important developing direction for us," says Ma. "When the robot dog has the function of vision, hearing and dialogue too, it can easily interact with disabled people, and lead them to the supermarket or the bus."&nbsp;

Future software updates will include the dog "barking" -- and beyond that, even add human voices to allow conversations between pet and owner.

There is also a larger "enterprise" dog model, designed for industrial inspections of machinery or pipes.

The next generation of the AlphaDog in pet form could also introduce "personalities" to the dog's toolkit to make them even more canine-like, as well as extend its somewhat brief battery life.

It's whip fast, obeys commands and doesn't leave unpleasant surprises on the floor -- meet the AlphaDog, a robotic response to two of China's burgeoning loves: pets and technology.

It's whip fast, obeys commands and doesn't leave unpleasant surprises on the floor -- meet the AlphaDog, a robotic response to two of China's burgeoning loves: pets and technology. The high-tech hound uses sensors and Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology to 'hear' and 'see' its environment -- and can even be taken for walks. "It's really very similar to a real dog," says Ma Jie, chief technology officer at Weilan, the company behind the product. The Nanjing-based creators say their robot dog -- which moves at a speed of almost 15 kilometres (nine miles) per hour and spins on the spot like an excited puppy -- is the fastest on the market. With four metal legs it is more stable than a real dog, Ma explains as one of his team swiftly kicks it to prove the point. "It can predict the friction and height of the ground (to) adjust its height, adjust the stride frequency, and adapt to the environment," he tells AFP, as the robot slowly navigates going up a set of stairs. Its creators are using 5G technology, super-fast internet speeds with immediate reaction times, to make the robot operate autonomously. Ma studied reinforcement learning -- the study of how to reinforce actions through reward or punishment -- at the University of Oxford and says he has used that knowledge to inform how the AI dog mimics canine habits. Dog ownership was banned under the leadership of communist China's founder Mao Zedong -- but has since boomed dramatically. And in the first month of sales, more than 1,800 AlphaDogs have trotted off the shelves, despite the hefty price tag of 16,000 yuan ($2,400). "Orders are mostly from computer developers, tech geeks, and also kids, who really seem to like it," said Ma. - Robot rollout - As China seeks to upskill its workforce, Beijing has been making huge investments in robotics and AI. Robots are already used to deliver parcels, serve in restaurants, offer information at stations and even take throat swabs for Covid-19 tests. The Weilan workshop is staffed by young tech enthusiasts, filled with pencil design sketches and a central obstacle route of stairs and slopes for the machines to clunk over in testing. Developers there hope future uses of their four-legged friend could benefit the visually impaired. "To help the disabled is a important developing direction for us," says Ma. "When the robot dog has the function of vision, hearing and dialogue too, it can easily interact with disabled people, and lead them to the supermarket or the bus." Future software updates will include the dog "barking" -- and beyond that, even add human voices to allow conversations between pet and owner. There is also a larger "enterprise" dog model, designed for industrial inspections of machinery or pipes. The next generation of the AlphaDog in pet form could also introduce "personalities" to the dog's toolkit to make them even more canine-like, as well as extend its somewhat brief battery life.

The ulti-mutt pet? Chinese tech company develops robo-dogs

Kangana Ranaut took a dig yet again at Bollywood as she revealed that actors have been appreciating her work in upcoming film ‘Thalaivi’ but are afraid to do so in public. She tweeted that <a href="https://www.wionews.com/topics/akshay-kumar">Akshay Kumar</a> recently called her to wish her for her work in the film.&nbsp;

She tweeted: "Bollywood is so hostile that even to praise me can get people in trouble,I have got many secret calls and messages even from big stars like @akshaykumar they praised @Thalaivithefilm trailer to sky but unlike Alia and Deepika films they can’t openly praise it. Movie mafia terror."&nbsp;

“Wish an industry of art can be objective when it comes to art, and not indulge in power play and politics when it comes to cinema, my political views and spirituality should not make me a target of bullying, harassment and isolation but if they do, then obviously I will win," she added.

The trailer of Thalaivi was released on her <a data-ctorig="https://www.wionews.com/topics/kangana-ranaut" data-cturl="https://www.google.com/url?client=internal-element-cse&amp;cx=006054055338965708568:09spwrlibei&amp;q=https://www.wionews.com/topics/kangana-ranaut&amp;sa=U&amp;ved=2ahUKEwjak_Xl4u3vAhV47HMBHUyBA_EQFjAAegQIAxAB&amp;usg=AOvVaw3Iem46ttIyrz-U8W-aCtIF" dir="ltr" href="https://www.wionews.com/topics/kangana-ranaut" target="_blank">Kangana Ranaut</a>'s birthday as the film chronicles the life and times of actor-politician J Jayalalithaa.&nbsp;

Recently, Kangana had also shared an old throwback video in which she is seen showering praise on contemporaries like Deepika Padukone, Kareena Kapoor, Alia Bhatt. She added that while she would always appreciate their work, these actresses never returned the favour.

Kangana Ranaut took a dig yet again at Bollywood as she revealed that actors have been appreciating her work in upcoming film ‘Thalaivi’ but are afraid to do so in public.

Kangana Ranaut took a dig yet again at Bollywood as she revealed that actors have been appreciating her work in upcoming film ‘Thalaivi’ but are afraid to do so in public. She tweeted that Akshay Kumar recently called her to wish her for her work in the film. She tweeted: "Bollywood is so hostile that even to praise me can get people in trouble,I have got many secret calls and messages even from big stars like @akshaykumar they praised @Thalaivithefilm trailer to sky but unlike Alia and Deepika films they can’t openly praise it. Movie mafia terror." “Wish an industry of art can be objective when it comes to art, and not indulge in power play and politics when it comes to cinema, my political views and spirituality should not make me a target of bullying, harassment and isolation but if they do, then obviously I will win," she added. The trailer of Thalaivi was released on her Kangana Ranaut's birthday as the film chronicles the life and times of actor-politician J Jayalalithaa. Recently, Kangana had also shared an old throwback video in which she is seen showering praise on contemporaries like Deepika Padukone, Kareena Kapoor, Alia Bhatt. She added that while she would always appreciate their work, these actresses never returned the favour.

Kangana Ranaut slams 'movie mafia terror', says Akshay Kumar praised her secretly

Andy Cohen is all set to host a 'Keeping Up With the Kardashians'&nbsp;reunion special, which will air after the series finale of the hit reality show. 
 
The producer revealed the news on Wednesday on his Twitter account. By sharing a post featuring him doing a facetime with Kardashian/Jenner clan-Kim Kardashian, Kourtney Kardashian, Khloé Kardashian, &nbsp;Kendall Jenner,&nbsp;Kylie Jenner and Kris Jenner, all sitting together. 
 
''The ultimate FaceTime to announce the ULTIMATE #KUWTKReunion hosted by me! Which moment from all 20 Seasons of @kuwtk on @eentertainment do you want to see the family discuss? I'm all ears'', he wrote along with the video.&nbsp;

<a href="http://13.235.153.162/photos/from-marriages-nudes-to-epic-fights-iconic-moments-from-keeping-up-with-the-kardashians-326241" hreflang="en">From marriages, nudes to epic fights: Iconic moments from 'Keeping Up With The Kardashians'</a>

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The ultimate FaceTime to announce the ULTIMATE <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/KUWTKReunion?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#KUWTKReunion</a> hosted by me! Which moment from all 20 Seasons of <a href="https://twitter.com/KUWTK?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@kuwtk</a> on <a href="https://twitter.com/eentertainment?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@eentertainment</a> do you want to see the family discuss? I'm all ears 👂👂 <a href="https://t.co/vQJKGEy1E4">pic.twitter.com/vQJKGEy1E4</a>
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It’s the ultimate family reunion covering 20 years of the Kardashians - and nothing is off limits! tweet questions for Kris, Kim, Khloe, Kourtney, Kylie, Kendall &amp; Scott using the hashtag <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/KUWTKReunion?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#KUWTKReunion</a>
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In another tweet, Andy urged fans to tweet questions for the reunion, “It’s the ultimate family reunion covering 20 years of the Kardashians – and nothing is off limits! tweet questions for Kris, Kim, Khloé, Kourtney, Kylie, Kendall &amp; Scott using the hashtag #KUWTKReunion.” 
 
As per the source, the reunion has not been filmed yet, and the premiere date for the reunion episode has not been set yet.&nbsp; 
 
The famous show will come to an end after 20 seasons on E! later this spring. In September 2020, Kim was the first to announce that the 20th season of KUWTK would be the last of the long-running series. The show, which was co-created by Ryan Seacrest, premiered in 2007 and turned the family into global celebrities with a huge business empire.&nbsp; 
 
After the upcoming season, the Kardashian-Jenner family will be heading to OTT platform Hulu under a new deal. Details about the new project have not been disclosed.&nbsp;

Andy Cohen is all set to host a 'Keeping Up With the Kardashians' reunion special, which will air after the series finale of the hit reality show. The producer revealed the news on Wednesday on his Twitter account.

Andy Cohen is all set to host a 'Keeping Up With the Kardashians' reunion special, which will air after the series finale of the hit reality show. The producer revealed the news on Wednesday on his Twitter account. By sharing a post featuring him doing a facetime with Kardashian/Jenner clan-Kim Kardashian, Kourtney Kardashian, Khloé Kardashian, Kendall Jenner, Kylie Jenner and Kris Jenner, all sitting together. ''The ultimate FaceTime to announce the ULTIMATE #KUWTKReunion hosted by me! Which moment from all 20 Seasons of @kuwtk on @eentertainment do you want to see the family discuss? I'm all ears'', he wrote along with the video. From marriages, nudes to epic fights: Iconic moments from 'Keeping Up With The Kardashians' The ultimate FaceTime to announce the ULTIMATE #KUWTKReunion hosted by me! Which moment from all 20 Seasons of @kuwtk on @eentertainment do you want to see the family discuss? I'm all ears 👂👂 pic.twitter.com/vQJKGEy1E4 — Andy Cohen (@Andy) April 7, 2021 × 'Keeping Up with the Kardashians', 'Ozark': 7 shows coming to an end in 2021 It’s the ultimate family reunion covering 20 years of the Kardashians - and nothing is off limits! tweet questions for Kris, Kim, Khloe, Kourtney, Kylie, Kendall & Scott using the hashtag #KUWTKReunion — Andy Cohen (@Andy) April 7, 2021 × In another tweet, Andy urged fans to tweet questions for the reunion, “It’s the ultimate family reunion covering 20 years of the Kardashians – and nothing is off limits! tweet questions for Kris, Kim, Khloé, Kourtney, Kylie, Kendall & Scott using the hashtag #KUWTKReunion.” As per the source, the reunion has not been filmed yet, and the premiere date for the reunion episode has not been set yet. The famous show will come to an end after 20 seasons on E! later this spring. In September 2020, Kim was the first to announce that the 20th season of KUWTK would be the last of the long-running series. The show, which was co-created by Ryan Seacrest, premiered in 2007 and turned the family into global celebrities with a huge business empire. After the upcoming season, the Kardashian-Jenner family will be heading to OTT platform Hulu under a new deal. Details about the new project have not been disclosed.

Andy Cohen to host 'Keeping Up With the Kardashians' special reunion

Marking 10-year anniversary celebration, HBO released a&nbsp;new trailer of 'Game of Thrones season 8.&nbsp;Here are other&nbsp;top stories of the day:

HBO releases new trailer of 'Game of Thrones' season 8 on 10-year anniversary 
 
With ‘Game of Thrones’ completing 10 years of the successful run having entertained the world, HBO has now released a new official trailer for the fantasy’s eighth and final season which was a matter of discussion as not many were happy with it when it originally came out. <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-hbo-releases-new-trailer-of-game-of-thrones-season-8-on-10-year-anniversary-375998">Read more&nbsp;</a> 
 
Rare James Bond 'Thunderball' poster heads for auction. 
 
A rare poster for the 1965 James Bond film 'Thunderball' is headed for auction on Friday - and expected to go under the hammer for up to $16,000. <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/rare-james-bond-thunderball-poster-heads-for-auction-376133">Read more&nbsp;</a> 
 
Guillermo del Toro wins plagiarism case for his Oscar-winning film 'Shape of Water' 
 
Relief for Guillermo del Toro, award-winning filmmaker who directed Oscar film ‘Shape of Water’ as he has won the plagiarism case against his film. <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-guillermo-del-toro-wins-plagiarism-case-for-his-oscar-winning-film-shape-of-water-376112">Read more&nbsp;</a> 
 
Jodie Turner-Smith exits ‘The Witcher: Blood Origin’ over scheduling issues 
 
Jodie Turner-Smith will not be part of Netflix’s 'Witcher' prequel series, 'The Witcher: Blood Origin'. The show will expand the universe of the original series, headlined by Henry Cavill. <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-jodie-turner-smith-exits-%E2%80%98the-witcher-blood-origin%E2%80%99-over-scheduling-issues-376054">Read more&nbsp;</a> 
 
Bill Murray says he was tricked into starring in 'Ghostbusters II' 
 
Hollywood star Bill Murray says he was reluctant to do another 'Ghostbusters' movie but was tricked into starring in its sequel. <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-bill-murray-says-he-was-tricked-into-starring-in-ghostbusters-ii-376028">Read more&nbsp;</a>

Marking 10-year anniversary celebration, HBO released a new trailer of 'Game of Thrones season 8. Here are other top stories of the day: HBO releases new trailer of 'Game of Thrones' season 8 on 10-year anniversary With ‘Game of Thrones’ completing 10 years of the successful run having entertained the world, HBO has now released a new official trailer for the fantasy’s eighth and final season which was a matter of discussion as not many were happy with it when it originally came out.

Marking 10-year anniversary celebration, HBO released a new trailer of 'Game of Thrones season 8. Here are other top stories of the day: HBO releases new trailer of 'Game of Thrones' season 8 on 10-year anniversary With ‘Game of Thrones’ completing 10 years of the successful run having entertained the world, HBO has now released a new official trailer for the fantasy’s eighth and final season which was a matter of discussion as not many were happy with it when it originally came out. Read more Rare James Bond 'Thunderball' poster heads for auction. A rare poster for the 1965 James Bond film 'Thunderball' is headed for auction on Friday - and expected to go under the hammer for up to $16,000. Read more Guillermo del Toro wins plagiarism case for his Oscar-winning film 'Shape of Water' Relief for Guillermo del Toro, award-winning filmmaker who directed Oscar film ‘Shape of Water’ as he has won the plagiarism case against his film. Read more Jodie Turner-Smith exits ‘The Witcher: Blood Origin’ over scheduling issues Jodie Turner-Smith will not be part of Netflix’s 'Witcher' prequel series, 'The Witcher: Blood Origin'. The show will expand the universe of the original series, headlined by Henry Cavill. Read more Bill Murray says he was tricked into starring in 'Ghostbusters II' Hollywood star Bill Murray says he was reluctant to do another 'Ghostbusters' movie but was tricked into starring in its sequel. Read more

Top 5 Hollywood news today: New trailer of 'GoT' season 8, James Bond movie poster for auction

Farhan Akhtar is currently in Bangkok for a shoot of an international project. The project feature is with Marvel Studios.

The actor had recently left Mumbai for the shoot.&nbsp;

Confirming the news, a source close to the development said, "Farhan is currently stationed in Bangkok, along with an international cast and crew, for the shoot of a project with Marvel Studios. All other details of the project are strictly under wraps."

Marvel Studios is known for its Marvel Cinematic Universe films like Avengers, Spider-Man, Doctor Strange and more, are loved across the globe for their phenomenal work.

Farhan Akhtar will be seen next in ‘Toofaan’. The sports drama is directed by Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra and also stars Mrunal Thakur in a key role.&nbsp;

Farhan Akhtar is currently in Bangkok for a shoot of an international project. The project feature is with Marvel Studios. The actor had recently left Mumbai for the shoot.

Farhan Akhtar is currently in Bangkok for a shoot of an international project. The project feature is with Marvel Studios. The actor had recently left Mumbai for the shoot. Confirming the news, a source close to the development said, "Farhan is currently stationed in Bangkok, along with an international cast and crew, for the shoot of a project with Marvel Studios. All other details of the project are strictly under wraps." Marvel Studios is known for its Marvel Cinematic Universe films like Avengers, Spider-Man, Doctor Strange and more, are loved across the globe for their phenomenal work. Farhan Akhtar will be seen next in ‘Toofaan’. The sports drama is directed by Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra and also stars Mrunal Thakur in a key role.

Farhan Akhtar bags international project with Marvel Studios; read details inside

The Indian Ministry of Law and Justice has dissolved the Film Certification Appellate Tribunal (FCAT) with immediate effect.&nbsp;

The FCAT was constituted in 1983 to hear appeals of filmmakers aggrieved by Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) orders when a release of a film stuck because of a certification issue.&nbsp;

Now, with the tribunal gone, the filmmakers will have to go to the High Court to address their concerns in lieu of films

The FCAT was introduced as a statutory body constituted through Section 5D of the Cinematograph Act, 1952 (37 of 1952) by the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Government of India. It had its headquarters in New Delhi.

Soon after the abolition of FCAT, filmmakers including Hansal Mehta, Vishal Bharadwaj, Guneet Monga, and actor Richa Chadha took to their social media platforms to criticise the move.

Bhardwaj wrote, "Such a sad day for cinema&nbsp;FILM CERTIFICATION APPELLATE TRIBUNAL ABOLISHED | 6 April, 2021"

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Mehta tweeted: "Do the high courts have a lot of time to address film certification grievances? How many film producers will have the means to approach the courts? The FCAT discontinuation feels arbitrary and is definitely restrictive. Why this unfortunate timing? Why take this decision at all?"

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The Indian Ministry of Law and Justice has dissolved the Film Certification Appellate Tribunal (FCAT) with immediate effect. The FCAT was constituted in 1983 to hear appeals of filmmakers aggrieved by Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) orders when a release of a film stuck because of a certification issue.

The Indian Ministry of Law and Justice has dissolved the Film Certification Appellate Tribunal (FCAT) with immediate effect. The FCAT was constituted in 1983 to hear appeals of filmmakers aggrieved by Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) orders when a release of a film stuck because of a certification issue. Now, with the tribunal gone, the filmmakers will have to go to the High Court to address their concerns in lieu of films The FCAT was introduced as a statutory body constituted through Section 5D of the Cinematograph Act, 1952 (37 of 1952) by the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Government of India. It had its headquarters in New Delhi. Soon after the abolition of FCAT, filmmakers including Hansal Mehta, Vishal Bharadwaj, Guneet Monga, and actor Richa Chadha took to their social media platforms to criticise the move. Bhardwaj wrote, "Such a sad day for cinema FILM CERTIFICATION APPELLATE TRIBUNAL ABOLISHED | 6 April, 2021" Such a sad day for cinema FILM CERTIFICATION APPELLATE TRIBUNAL ABOLISHED | 6 April, 2021 https://t.co/MoqSGROdLP — Vishal Bhardwaj (@VishalBhardwaj) April 6, 2021 × Mehta tweeted: "Do the high courts have a lot of time to address film certification grievances? How many film producers will have the means to approach the courts? The FCAT discontinuation feels arbitrary and is definitely restrictive. Why this unfortunate timing? Why take this decision at all?" Do the high courts have a lot of time to address film certification grievances? How many film producers will have the means to approach the courts? The FCAT discontinuation feels arbitrary and is definitely restrictive. Why this unfortunate timing? Why take this decision at all? — Hansal Mehta (@mehtahansal) April 7, 2021 ×

Film Certification Appellate Tribunal abolished, celebrities react

A beauty queen from Papua New Guinea has been stripped of her crown over a TikTok video.&nbsp;

Miss Papua New Guinea Lucy Maino, 25, was seen twerking in the video. She had shared the video on her private account but it was reportedly downloaded from there and shared on social &nbsp;media platforms anonymously.&nbsp;

This sparked outrage in the country towards Maino. Thousands called the dance “inappropriate” and added that it did not fit the role of a model. Following the major backlash to the&nbsp;video, Miss Pacific Islands Pageant PNG (MPIP PNG) committee decided to “release” Ms Maino, the 2019 winner of Miss Papua New Guinea, from her duties.&nbsp;

In a statement, the MPIP PNG said, "After discussions with Miss Maino last week, MPIP PNG now formally advises that the reign of the 2019 crowned Miss Papua New Guinea had come to an end and Miss Maino has been released with immediate effect.”

"The MPIP PNG is focused on developing young women holistically, ensuring that they grow in terms of academia, social consciousness, personal development, and exposure to a bigger brighter world with awareness of issues facing PNG and the region," the statement continued.

Post the decision to strip, there has been another case of backlash but this time in favour of Lucy Maino. The United Nations in Papua New Guinea called it an instance of giving in to cyber bullying in a Facebook post.

A beauty queen from Papua New Guinea has been stripped of her crown over a TikTok video. Miss Papua New Guinea Lucy Maino, 25, was seen twerking in the video. She had shared the video on her private account but it was reportedly downloaded from there and shared on social media platforms anonymously.

A beauty queen from Papua New Guinea has been stripped of her crown over a TikTok video. Miss Papua New Guinea Lucy Maino, 25, was seen twerking in the video. She had shared the video on her private account but it was reportedly downloaded from there and shared on social media platforms anonymously. This sparked outrage in the country towards Maino. Thousands called the dance “inappropriate” and added that it did not fit the role of a model. Following the major backlash to the video, Miss Pacific Islands Pageant PNG (MPIP PNG) committee decided to “release” Ms Maino, the 2019 winner of Miss Papua New Guinea, from her duties. In a statement, the MPIP PNG said, "After discussions with Miss Maino last week, MPIP PNG now formally advises that the reign of the 2019 crowned Miss Papua New Guinea had come to an end and Miss Maino has been released with immediate effect.” "The MPIP PNG is focused on developing young women holistically, ensuring that they grow in terms of academia, social consciousness, personal development, and exposure to a bigger brighter world with awareness of issues facing PNG and the region," the statement continued. Post the decision to strip, there has been another case of backlash but this time in favour of Lucy Maino. The United Nations in Papua New Guinea called it an instance of giving in to cyber bullying in a Facebook post.

Beauty queen from Papua New Guinea stripped of crown for twerking video

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