<p>Comedian-actor Bill Murray cannot get over his co-star Selena Gomez. The two were recently seen together at Cannes 2019 red carpet as they held hands and <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/cannes-2019-selena-gomez-julianne-moore-javier-bardem-arrive-at-the-opening-ceremony-218934">posed for photos at the premiere of their film ‘The Dead Don't Die’.</a></p>

<p>The film had its world premiere as the opening night film of the event.</p>

<p>After their scintillating appearance at Cannes, Bill was asked as to what he whispered in her ear, to which he told Variety, “I don’t remember what I said. I was trying to keep her at ease.”</p>

<p>“I really like her,” he continued. “I mean, you still can’t tell me who the hell Selena Gomez is — but Gomez I really like. She’s unusually bright. She’s kind and she’s natural. I’m always pleased to find some kind of pop icon who I really like.”</p>

<p>Bill then went on to compare her affability to another pop star he’s previously worked with on Sofia Coppola’s Christmas special A Very Murray Christmas. He said, “Like Miley Cyrus, I dig that chick.”</p>

<p>He added, “They’re really their own people. They have enormous followings, and they are sort of singing their own songs. Which is cool.”</p>

<p>He further said, “He said she is very wonderful talking to young girls about how you don’t have to be skinny — you can eat whatever you want. She doesn’t worry about her figure or anything. She’s not in the gym. She doesn’t have a trainer. She’s not vain in that way. And I thought, ‘That’s really attractive — to see someone who’s not vain about their body.'”</p>

<p>‘The Dead Don’t Die’ will be in&nbsp;theatres on June 14.</p>


Comedian-actor Bill Murray cannot get over his co-star Selena Gomez. The two were recently seen together at Cannes 2019 red carpet as they held hands and posed for photos at the premiere of their film ‘The Dead Don't Die’.

Comedian-actor Bill Murray cannot get over his co-star Selena Gomez. The two were recently seen together at Cannes 2019 red carpet as they held hands and posed for photos at the premiere of their film ‘The Dead Don't Die’. The film had its world premiere as the opening night film of the event. After their scintillating appearance at Cannes, Bill was asked as to what he whispered in her ear, to which he told Variety, “I don’t remember what I said. I was trying to keep her at ease.” “I really like her,” he continued. “I mean, you still can’t tell me who the hell Selena Gomez is — but Gomez I really like. She’s unusually bright. She’s kind and she’s natural. I’m always pleased to find some kind of pop icon who I really like.” Bill then went on to compare her affability to another pop star he’s previously worked with on Sofia Coppola’s Christmas special A Very Murray Christmas. He said, “Like Miley Cyrus, I dig that chick.” He added, “They’re really their own people. They have enormous followings, and they are sort of singing their own songs. Which is cool.” He further said, “He said she is very wonderful talking to young girls about how you don’t have to be skinny — you can eat whatever you want. She doesn’t worry about her figure or anything. She’s not in the gym. She doesn’t have a trainer. She’s not vain in that way. And I thought, ‘That’s really attractive — to see someone who’s not vain about their body.'” ‘The Dead Don’t Die’ will be in theatres on June 14.

Bill Murray gushes about co-star Selena Gomez, calls her 'unusually bright'

Deepika Padukone is on a roll. After making a stunning first-day appearance at Cannes 2019 in a voluminous gown with a large bow at the centre in cream and brown colours, she debuted two new looks.

Deepika Padukone is on a roll. After making a stunning first-day appearance at Cannes 2019 in a voluminous gown with a large bow at the centre in cream and brown colours, she debuted two new looks. For the second day at the film festival, she first rocked a striped oversized pantsuit with bright orange heels. She loosely tied her hair at the back and struck a boss look. View this post on Instagram day 2, look 1... #Cannes2019 A post shared by Deepika Padukone (@deepikapadukone) on May 16, 2019 at 11:20pm PDT × Deepika soon changed into a black tulle gown with laced sneakers in black and neon shades that matched a part of her dress-- snakeskin patterned neon-green neckline. She exuded modern-day princess vibes that care for nothing in the world. She paired her ensemble with a small handle bag with the same snakeskin print and green vintage sunnies, both from Off-White. View this post on Instagram day 2, look 2... #cannes2019 @off____white A post shared by Deepika Padukone (@deepikapadukone) on May 17, 2019 at 12:46am PDT × Deepika then posted another look, this time proving that she's here to conquer Cannes as an out-and-out fashionista in an off-white sheer lacy top with matching brassiere, pants and gold belt. She looked like a Parisian girl in a low-rise pony and pastel-shaded sunnies with nude heels. This is by far by her best look: View this post on Instagram day 2, look 3... #Cannes2019 @philosophyofficial A post shared by Deepika Padukone (@deepikapadukone) on May 17, 2019 at 1:47am PDT × Many would say that Deepika looks more confident in her looks at this year’s Cannes than the previous outings as she can be seen experimenting with her style, makeup, hairdo and most importantly her sartorial choices. This was one of her looks last year. For those who missed out, this was her first day Cannes look of the year. At Cannes as the brand ambassador of L'Oreal, she revealed her look on Instagram with a caption that read, "Taaaaddaaaaa!!!(sic)”. Her dress is by Peter Dundas. View this post on Instagram Taaaaddaaaaa!!!🍾🥂 #Cannes2019 @lorealmakeup @lorealhair @lorealskin A post shared by Deepika Padukone (@deepikapadukone) on May 16, 2019 at 8:40am PDT × View this post on Instagram Cannes-16th,May,2019. #Cannes2019 @lorealmakeup @lorealhair @lorealskin @dundasworld @lorraineschwartz A post shared by Deepika Padukone (@deepikapadukone) on May 16, 2019 at 1:27pm PDT × Earlier, she had shared pictures of her preparation for her red carpet appearance. Also see what Priyanka Chopra, Kangana Ranaut and Hina Khan wore on the red carpet at Cannes this year. View this post on Instagram #Cannes2019 A post shared by Deepika Padukone (@deepikapadukone) on May 16, 2019 at 10:39am PDT ×

Deepika Padukone channels modern princess with a dash of neon vibes on day 2 at Cannes 2019

<p>In a sunny corner overlooking the yacht-filled harbour, a handful of Cannes' youngest visitors are bouncing around a vibrant-coloured carpet in the first-ever creche at the world's biggest film festival.</p>

<p>The brainchild of three film industry mothers struggling to juggle being a parent with the gruelling annual run of festivals, Le Ballon Rouge (The Red Balloon), is a light, airy room "where children are the new VIPs".</p>

<p>Kids had previously been a very rare sight at the annual celebrity-filled festival, which thrives on glitz and glamour but has done little to meet the practical needs of movers and shakers with babies or toddlers in tow.</p>

<p>But for the first time this year, the festival has opened the special day care centre to lend a hand to parents in the film industry.</p>

<p>It follows a similar nursery, "playhouse and nap room" set up at the Sundance film festival last year by the US-based Moms-in-Film group, which had railed at the lack of child-friendly facilities at Cannes.</p>

<p>- 'It takes women to get together' -</p>

<p>It's the morning of the opening of the Cannes creche and a handful of youngsters are playing with soft toys, while others try to nap in a space which also has fenced-off outdoor areas shaded by parasols.</p>

<p>Three young nannies and a nurse from the Paris-based service "Nanny Please" are on hand to sing, colour, draw and make lunch, helped by two local volunteers, with the children housed in a pavilion by the harbour.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Coming from Los Angeles for her first visit to the Cannes festival, Gail Greaves said she had been planning on hiring someone to watch her two-year-old daughter Arabella.</p>

<p>But with the festival running for 12 days, going private can quickly get expensive.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"You can't really do much when they're crying," she said. "I was going to bring a nanny or get one locally but you're looking at 20 to 30 euros ($22-34) an hour."</p>

<p>But searching online she found Le Ballon Rouge and quickly booked a place. Accredited festival-goers can obtain special passes for their children to use the daycare service which is open from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm and costs 50 euros per day.</p>

<p>"This is amazing! They have all of this -- and other kids to play with," Greaves smiled. "It takes women coming together to make something happen."</p>

<p>Three film industry professionals with young children came up with the idea a few months ago while sharing tips about how to handle the work-life balance. Together they founded "Parenting at Film Festivals".&nbsp;</p>

<p>"We were just comparing notes on how hard it was to be a parent at a festival," said Michelle Carey, an Australian film programmer and one of the three women who founded the group.&nbsp;</p>

<p>During last year's festival, she had to dash back to her hotel room some 20 minutes away just to feed her infant son, which was both difficult and impractical. And she wasn't alone.</p>

<p>- 50/50 push for equality -</p>

<p>"In January, we started talking with other friends in the industry, just sharing tips, then at the Berlin film festival we met several festival representatives," she told AFP as her two-year-old son raced around the room giggling.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Coming up with a plan, the three approached the festival organisers and Cannes' sprawling film market and by April, the initiative was in place.&nbsp;</p>

<p>They have also set up a baby room inside the Palais des Festivals, where the red carpet premieres take place, offering a private space for mums to feed and change their babies.</p>

<p>"It's particularly good for young mothers who may be returning to work after giving birth," Carey said.</p>

<p>So far, 50 parents have signed up, with 17 children booked in, Carey said. One of the parents is a member of one of the festival prize juries.</p>

<p>The infrastructure was funded by the film market while the childcare costs were raised through a crowdfunding initiative with contributions from more than 12 companies and institutions.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Supported by the 5050/2020 collective, which is pushing for an equal place for women in the film industry, the move comes a year after Cannes signed up to a gender equality pledge.</p>

<p>But Carey said the initiative to offer parent-friendly services was entirely led by her and her fellow mothers.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"We went to them and offered a solution," she told AFP.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"If we hadn't gone to them, they wouldn't have been able to do it themselves."</p>


In a sunny corner overlooking the yacht-filled harbour, a handful of Cannes' youngest visitors are bouncing around a vibrant-coloured carpet in the first-ever creche at the world's biggest film festival.

In a sunny corner overlooking the yacht-filled harbour, a handful of Cannes' youngest visitors are bouncing around a vibrant-coloured carpet in the first-ever creche at the world's biggest film festival. The brainchild of three film industry mothers struggling to juggle being a parent with the gruelling annual run of festivals, Le Ballon Rouge (The Red Balloon), is a light, airy room "where children are the new VIPs". Kids had previously been a very rare sight at the annual celebrity-filled festival, which thrives on glitz and glamour but has done little to meet the practical needs of movers and shakers with babies or toddlers in tow. But for the first time this year, the festival has opened the special day care centre to lend a hand to parents in the film industry. It follows a similar nursery, "playhouse and nap room" set up at the Sundance film festival last year by the US-based Moms-in-Film group, which had railed at the lack of child-friendly facilities at Cannes. - 'It takes women to get together' - It's the morning of the opening of the Cannes creche and a handful of youngsters are playing with soft toys, while others try to nap in a space which also has fenced-off outdoor areas shaded by parasols. Three young nannies and a nurse from the Paris-based service "Nanny Please" are on hand to sing, colour, draw and make lunch, helped by two local volunteers, with the children housed in a pavilion by the harbour. Coming from Los Angeles for her first visit to the Cannes festival, Gail Greaves said she had been planning on hiring someone to watch her two-year-old daughter Arabella. But with the festival running for 12 days, going private can quickly get expensive. "You can't really do much when they're crying," she said. "I was going to bring a nanny or get one locally but you're looking at 20 to 30 euros ($22-34) an hour." But searching online she found Le Ballon Rouge and quickly booked a place. Accredited festival-goers can obtain special passes for their children to use the daycare service which is open from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm and costs 50 euros per day. "This is amazing! They have all of this -- and other kids to play with," Greaves smiled. "It takes women coming together to make something happen." Three film industry professionals with young children came up with the idea a few months ago while sharing tips about how to handle the work-life balance. Together they founded "Parenting at Film Festivals". "We were just comparing notes on how hard it was to be a parent at a festival," said Michelle Carey, an Australian film programmer and one of the three women who founded the group. During last year's festival, she had to dash back to her hotel room some 20 minutes away just to feed her infant son, which was both difficult and impractical. And she wasn't alone. - 50/50 push for equality - "In January, we started talking with other friends in the industry, just sharing tips, then at the Berlin film festival we met several festival representatives," she told AFP as her two-year-old son raced around the room giggling. Coming up with a plan, the three approached the festival organisers and Cannes' sprawling film market and by April, the initiative was in place. They have also set up a baby room inside the Palais des Festivals, where the red carpet premieres take place, offering a private space for mums to feed and change their babies. "It's particularly good for young mothers who may be returning to work after giving birth," Carey said. So far, 50 parents have signed up, with 17 children booked in, Carey said. One of the parents is a member of one of the festival prize juries. The infrastructure was funded by the film market while the childcare costs were raised through a crowdfunding initiative with contributions from more than 12 companies and institutions. Supported by the 5050/2020 collective, which is pushing for an equal place for women in the film industry, the move comes a year after Cannes signed up to a gender equality pledge. But Carey said the initiative to offer parent-friendly services was entirely led by her and her fellow mothers. "We went to them and offered a solution," she told AFP. "If we hadn't gone to them, they wouldn't have been able to do it themselves."

Cannes Film Festival now gets its first ever creche for children

<p>Indian TV actress Hina Khan made her Cannes debut in a shining designer Ziad Nakad grey-blue gown as she stunned the onlookers with her poise and grace.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Hina who is a famous TV actress in India kept her look for the international film festival classy as she tied her hair in a messy bun with neat hair flicks coming out from one side of the ear. She opted for minimal makeup with light pink lips and matching grey eyeliner that went with her dress.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Coming to her dress, it was a classic mermaid-style gown with dramatic cape-style sleeves that had rhinestones all over. See <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/cannes-2019-selena-gomez-julianne-moore-javier-bardem-arrive-at-the-opening-ceremony-218934">Day 1 red carpet looks from Cannes 2019.&nbsp;</a></p>

<p>Hina was <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/indian-tv-actress-hina-khan-spotted-in-pink-at-cannes-2019-218952">earlier seen in a pink pantsuit</a> as she got ready to give interviews at the festival. She is currently at Cannes with partner Rocky Jaiswal. Also see <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/cannes-film-festival-2019-movies-vying-for-top-award-this-year-218431">in pictures all movies vying for top award at Cannes.&nbsp;</a></p>

<p>See her photos here:</p>

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<p><img alt="hina" data-entity-type="file" data-entity-uuid="4eada3b7-ea80-425f-9add-7d682d13d0c6" src="//cdn.wionews.com/sites/default/files/inline-images/New%20%283%29_2.jpg" /></p>

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Indian TV actress Hina Khan made her Cannes debut in a shining designer Ziad Nakad grey-blue gown as she stunned the onlookers with her poise and grace. Hina who is a famous TV actress in India kept her look for the international film festival classy as she tied her hair in a messy bun with neat hair flicks coming out from one side of the ear.

Indian TV actress Hina Khan made her Cannes debut in a shining designer Ziad Nakad grey-blue gown as she stunned the onlookers with her poise and grace. Hina who is a famous TV actress in India kept her look for the international film festival classy as she tied her hair in a messy bun with neat hair flicks coming out from one side of the ear. She opted for minimal makeup with light pink lips and matching grey eyeliner that went with her dress. Coming to her dress, it was a classic mermaid-style gown with dramatic cape-style sleeves that had rhinestones all over. See Day 1 red carpet looks from Cannes 2019. Hina was earlier seen in a pink pantsuit as she got ready to give interviews at the festival. She is currently at Cannes with partner Rocky Jaiswal. Also see in pictures all movies vying for top award at Cannes. See her photos here:

Cannes 2019: TV actress Hina Khan shines on her red carpet debut

<p>Hina Khan <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/cannes-2019-tv-actress-hina-khan-shines-on-her-red-carpet-debut-219088">debuted today at the Cannes Film Festiva</a>l in a Lebanese designer Ziad Nakad gown. She became the first Indian to walk the red carpet this year &nbsp;as other actresses including Aishwarya Rai, Deepika Padukone, Sonam Kapoor, Priyanka Chopra and Kangana Ranaut will make their way later.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Hina is a celebrated TV actress in India who kept her look minimal for the debut. She let the gown do the talking as she carried it off with minimal makeup and diamond studs in her ears.&nbsp;See&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/cannes-2019-selena-gomez-julianne-moore-javier-bardem-arrive-at-the-opening-ceremony-218934">Day 1 red carpet looks from Cannes 2019.&nbsp;</a></p>

<p>Soon after Hina posted a photo of her debut from Cannes, her friends from India appreciated her look and gave her a thumbs-up. Her industry colleagues like Karanvir Bohra, Arjun Bijlani, Karan V Grover, Aashka Goradia, Nidhi Uttam, Ali Merchant and several others took to her Instagram to share their love and support.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Hina captioned the image, “The picture is just not “a” picture. #GodsSign #ShiningStar @festivaldecannes”</p>

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<p>Hina was earlier seen in a<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/indian-tv-actress-hina-khan-spotted-in-pink-at-cannes-2019-218952"> pink pantsuit </a>as she got ready to give interviews at the festival. She is currently at Cannes with partner Rocky Jaiswal. <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/cannes-film-festival-2019-movies-vying-for-top-award-this-year-218431">Also see in pictures all movies vying for top award at Cannes.&nbsp;</a></p>


Hina Khan debuted today at the Cannes Film Festival in a Lebanese designer Ziad Nakad gown. She became the first Indian to walk the red carpet this year as other actresses including Aishwarya Rai, Deepika Padukone, Sonam Kapoor, Priyanka Chopra and Kangana Ranaut will make their way later.

Hina Khan debuted today at the Cannes Film Festival in a Lebanese designer Ziad Nakad gown. She became the first Indian to walk the red carpet this year as other actresses including Aishwarya Rai, Deepika Padukone, Sonam Kapoor, Priyanka Chopra and Kangana Ranaut will make their way later. Hina is a celebrated TV actress in India who kept her look minimal for the debut. She let the gown do the talking as she carried it off with minimal makeup and diamond studs in her ears. See Day 1 red carpet looks from Cannes 2019. Soon after Hina posted a photo of her debut from Cannes, her friends from India appreciated her look and gave her a thumbs-up. Her industry colleagues like Karanvir Bohra, Arjun Bijlani, Karan V Grover, Aashka Goradia, Nidhi Uttam, Ali Merchant and several others took to her Instagram to share their love and support. Hina captioned the image, “The picture is just not “a” picture. #GodsSign #ShiningStar @festivaldecannes” View this post on Instagram #Cannes2019 The picture is just not “a” picture. #GodsSign #ShiningStar @festivaldecannes A post shared by Hina Khan (@realhinakhan) on May 15, 2019 at 2:58pm PDT × Hina was earlier seen in a pink pantsuit as she got ready to give interviews at the festival. She is currently at Cannes with partner Rocky Jaiswal. Also see in pictures all movies vying for top award at Cannes.

Fans, colleagues give a thumbs up to Hina Khan's Cannes red carpet look

<p>After a scintillating debut at the Cannes Film Festival last year, Indian actress Kangana Ranaut was spotted leaving Mumbai yesterday for yet another year of display of beautiful dresses and some elan at the festival.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Kangana looked happy and vibrant as she left for Cannes wearing denim, stiletto and striped shirt with a body-cross bag. She posed for the paps who were waiting for her at the airport.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Kangana’s dates however not confirmed are tentatively slotted between May 16 and 18. Along with her, other Indian beauties like Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, Deepika Padukone and Sonam Kapoor will be seen. Huma Qureshi will also be there. Among other debuts that we will see this year are from <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/priyanka-chopra-to-make-her-cannes-debut-this-year-spotted-leaving-new-york-218971">Priyanka Chopra </a>and Diana Penty.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The first among the Indian actors spotted at this year's Cannes was <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/cannes-2019-tv-actress-hina-khan-shines-on-her-red-carpet-debut-219088">Hina Khan who came dressed in a Ziad Nakad gown.&nbsp;</a></p>

<p>As for what Kangana will be wearing, she revealed earlier that her stylist and designers Falguni And Shane Peacock have created a unique saree for her. She told Pinkvilla, "Ami (Patel, her stylist) and I are very conscious of dying weaves and poor condition of our Indian weavers. So, we have collectively decided to endorse our own. Even though I will be wearing various outfits, the sari will be the biggest highlight."&nbsp;</p>

<p>Kangana represents vodka brand Grey Goose and is attending the film festival for the second time.&nbsp;<br />
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After a scintillating debut at the Cannes Film Festival last year, Indian actress Kangana Ranaut was spotted leaving Mumbai yesterday for yet another year of display of beautiful dresses and some elan at the festival.

After a scintillating debut at the Cannes Film Festival last year, Indian actress Kangana Ranaut was spotted leaving Mumbai yesterday for yet another year of display of beautiful dresses and some elan at the festival. Kangana looked happy and vibrant as she left for Cannes wearing denim, stiletto and striped shirt with a body-cross bag. She posed for the paps who were waiting for her at the airport. Kangana’s dates however not confirmed are tentatively slotted between May 16 and 18. Along with her, other Indian beauties like Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, Deepika Padukone and Sonam Kapoor will be seen. Huma Qureshi will also be there. Among other debuts that we will see this year are from Priyanka Chopra and Diana Penty. The first among the Indian actors spotted at this year's Cannes was Hina Khan who came dressed in a Ziad Nakad gown. As for what Kangana will be wearing, she revealed earlier that her stylist and designers Falguni And Shane Peacock have created a unique saree for her. She told Pinkvilla, "Ami (Patel, her stylist) and I are very conscious of dying weaves and poor condition of our Indian weavers. So, we have collectively decided to endorse our own. Even though I will be wearing various outfits, the sari will be the biggest highlight." Kangana represents vodka brand Grey Goose and is attending the film festival for the second time.

Kangana Ranaut spotted leaving Mumbai for Cannes Film Festival 2019

<p>Selena Gomez stunned us all as she <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/cannes-2019-selena-gomez-julianne-moore-javier-bardem-arrive-at-the-opening-ceremony-218934">walked the red carpet </a>at the opening ceremony of Cannes 2019 that kickstarted from today. At the film festival, during a press conference for her new zombie comedy ‘The Dead Don’t Die’, Selena opened up about the “devastating” effects of social media on young people as she said that it has been particularly “terrible for my generation”.</p>

<p>She was asked about social media as Selena happens to be the world’s most popular figure on Instagram with a following of more than 150 million followers.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Selena said, “For my generation specifically, social media has been terrible,” Gomez said. “I understand that it’s amazing to use as a platform but it does scare me when you see how exposed these young girls and boys are. I think it’s dangerous for sure.”</p>

<p>When asked if being an influencer she had a responsibility in making these platforms safer, the 26-year-old said that it was “impossible to make it safe at this point. I’m grateful I have a platform. I don’t do a lot of pointless pictures. For me, I like to be intentional with it. I see these young girls … I’ll meet them at meet-and-greets, and they’re just devastated by bullying and not having a voice.”</p>

<p>“I would be careful and allow yourself some time limits of when you should use it,” she advised.</p>

<p>Her film is directed by Jim Jarmusch and stars Gomez along with Bill Murray, Tilda Swinton, Chloë Sevigny and Adam Driver. It tells the story of a picturesque American town that becomes overrun with zombies after “polar fracking” tilts Earth off its axis.<br />
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Selena Gomez stunned us all as she walked the red carpet at the opening ceremony of Cannes 2019 that kickstarted from today. At the film festival, during a press conference for her new zombie comedy ‘The Dead Don’t Die’, Selena opened up about the “devastating” effects of social media on young people as she said that it has been particularly “terrible for my generation”.

Selena Gomez stunned us all as she walked the red carpet at the opening ceremony of Cannes 2019 that kickstarted from today. At the film festival, during a press conference for her new zombie comedy ‘The Dead Don’t Die’, Selena opened up about the “devastating” effects of social media on young people as she said that it has been particularly “terrible for my generation”. She was asked about social media as Selena happens to be the world’s most popular figure on Instagram with a following of more than 150 million followers. Selena said, “For my generation specifically, social media has been terrible,” Gomez said. “I understand that it’s amazing to use as a platform but it does scare me when you see how exposed these young girls and boys are. I think it’s dangerous for sure.” When asked if being an influencer she had a responsibility in making these platforms safer, the 26-year-old said that it was “impossible to make it safe at this point. I’m grateful I have a platform. I don’t do a lot of pointless pictures. For me, I like to be intentional with it. I see these young girls … I’ll meet them at meet-and-greets, and they’re just devastated by bullying and not having a voice.” “I would be careful and allow yourself some time limits of when you should use it,” she advised. Her film is directed by Jim Jarmusch and stars Gomez along with Bill Murray, Tilda Swinton, Chloë Sevigny and Adam Driver. It tells the story of a picturesque American town that becomes overrun with zombies after “polar fracking” tilts Earth off its axis.

Selena Gomez at Cannes 2019: For my generation, social media has been terrible

<p>The fabled French Riviera movie showcase has done its all to rekindle its love affair with Hollywood, and a parade of celebrities are walking the Cannes red carpet during the 12-day event.</p>

<p>Here are the big moments for stargazers at the world's biggest film festival. Also see <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/cannes-2019-selena-gomez-julianne-moore-javier-bardem-arrive-at-the-opening-ceremony-218934">red carpet looks from the first day at Cannes.&nbsp;</a></p>

<p><strong>- All-star monster mash -</strong></p>

<p>Opening night delivered a megaton blitz of glitz at the world premiere of Jim Jarmusch's zombie flick 'The Dead Don't Die'.</p>

<p>The all-star cast, including Adam Driver, Bill Murray, pop idol Selena Gomez, Chloe Sevigny and Tilda Swinton, had lots of competition on the red carpet with Julianne Moore, Elle Fanning and a galaxy of Chinese stars all climbing the steps to see the horror movie send-up with a political edge.</p>

<p>As Cannes has yet to resolve its running row with Netflix, some industry wags said 'The Dead Don't Die'&nbsp;could also describe the festival's resilience in the face of technology's rapid encroachment.</p>

<p><strong>- Maradona: Hero and 'hustler' -</strong></p>

<p>Football legend Diego Maradona has seen more drama on and off the pitch than entire international leagues and his story is now headed for the big screen.</p>

<p>The Argentine with the genius footwork -- and the notorious "hand of God" goal against England -- is expected at the premiere of an eponymous documentary on his astonishing life by Asif Kapadia, the Oscar-winning maker of 'Amy'&nbsp;about the doomed British singer Amy Winehouse.</p>

<p>Billing him as both a hero and a "hustler", the <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/half-man-half-god-maradona-is-king-of-cannes-218418">biopic </a>covers the highs and lows of his storied career at Sevilla, Barcelona and Napoli. It also traces his frequent brushes with death as he indulged a cocaine habit and flirted with the underworld.</p>

<p>The wildly unpredictable Maradona as a guest of honour at his black-tie screening will add an extra frisson to the scandal-prone festival.</p>

<p><strong>- Fairytale cast -</strong></p>

<p>Quentin Tarantino's hotly anticipated<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/quentin-tarantinos-ode-to-hollywood-makes-it-last-minute-to-cannes-festival-215438"> 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood'</a>&nbsp;had organisers on tenterhooks before news arrived that the 1994 Palme d'Or winner for 'Pulp Fiction'&nbsp;would complete the film in time for a Cannes berth.</p>

<p>Boasting a cast including Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt and Margot Robbie, the latest Tarantino ode to cinema will be hard to beat in terms of the glamour quotient.</p>

<p>DiCaprio will be doing double duty on the Cote d'Azur, also promoting the alarming climate change documentary he produced, 'Ice on Fire'.</p>

<p>And U2's activist frontman Bono, not to be outclassed, will buzz through town to support the documentary '5B'&nbsp;about a San Francisco hospital ward on the front line of the 1980s AIDS crisis.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>- Still standing -</strong></p>

<p>Pop icon Elton John is widely expected to wheel out his grand piano for a key-pounding performance at the premiere of <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/entertainment-elton-john-biopic-titled-rocketman-to-release-in-may-2019-139568">'Rocketman'</a> about his sex- and drug-fuelled early years.</p>

<p>Riding the momentum of 'Bohemian Rhapsody', the hit Freddie Mercury biopic that won an Oscar for its star Rami Malek, 'Rocketman'&nbsp;was produced by John's husband David Furnish and Matthew Vaughn ('Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels').</p>

<p>Director Dexter Fletcher says he was keenly aware of the criticism of 'Bohemian Rhapsody'&nbsp;that it had taken a squeamish approach to Mercury's homosexuality.</p>

<p>"I feel a certain responsibility toward the gay community," he told the Hollywood Reporter magazine Tuesday. &nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>- 'Last Blood' -</strong></p>

<p>There are actors and there are movie stars and then there's Sylvester Stallone.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The muscle-bound American is estimated to have sold some $2.6 billion (2.3 billion euros) in movie tickets in his 50-year career but is not ready to hang up the crossbow just yet.</p>

<p>Stallone is due in Cannes to present teaser images of <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/sylvester-stallone-to-show-rambo-5-teaser-at-cannes-217147">'Rambo V: Last Blood'</a>, the fifth instalment of his series about a troubled Vietnam veteran turned vengeful survivalist.</p>

<p>A man of few words, Stallone will then cede the stage for a tribute screening of the movie that launched the epoch-marking juggernaut, 'Rambo: First Blood.'</p>


The fabled French Riviera movie showcase has done its all to rekindle its love affair with Hollywood, and a parade of celebrities are walking the Cannes red carpet during the 12-day event.

The fabled French Riviera movie showcase has done its all to rekindle its love affair with Hollywood, and a parade of celebrities are walking the Cannes red carpet during the 12-day event. Here are the big moments for stargazers at the world's biggest film festival. Also see red carpet looks from the first day at Cannes. - All-star monster mash - Opening night delivered a megaton blitz of glitz at the world premiere of Jim Jarmusch's zombie flick 'The Dead Don't Die'. The all-star cast, including Adam Driver, Bill Murray, pop idol Selena Gomez, Chloe Sevigny and Tilda Swinton, had lots of competition on the red carpet with Julianne Moore, Elle Fanning and a galaxy of Chinese stars all climbing the steps to see the horror movie send-up with a political edge. As Cannes has yet to resolve its running row with Netflix, some industry wags said 'The Dead Don't Die' could also describe the festival's resilience in the face of technology's rapid encroachment. - Maradona: Hero and 'hustler' - Football legend Diego Maradona has seen more drama on and off the pitch than entire international leagues and his story is now headed for the big screen. The Argentine with the genius footwork -- and the notorious "hand of God" goal against England -- is expected at the premiere of an eponymous documentary on his astonishing life by Asif Kapadia, the Oscar-winning maker of 'Amy' about the doomed British singer Amy Winehouse. Billing him as both a hero and a "hustler", the biopic covers the highs and lows of his storied career at Sevilla, Barcelona and Napoli. It also traces his frequent brushes with death as he indulged a cocaine habit and flirted with the underworld. The wildly unpredictable Maradona as a guest of honour at his black-tie screening will add an extra frisson to the scandal-prone festival. - Fairytale cast - Quentin Tarantino's hotly anticipated 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' had organisers on tenterhooks before news arrived that the 1994 Palme d'Or winner for 'Pulp Fiction' would complete the film in time for a Cannes berth. Boasting a cast including Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt and Margot Robbie, the latest Tarantino ode to cinema will be hard to beat in terms of the glamour quotient. DiCaprio will be doing double duty on the Cote d'Azur, also promoting the alarming climate change documentary he produced, 'Ice on Fire'. And U2's activist frontman Bono, not to be outclassed, will buzz through town to support the documentary '5B' about a San Francisco hospital ward on the front line of the 1980s AIDS crisis. - Still standing - Pop icon Elton John is widely expected to wheel out his grand piano for a key-pounding performance at the premiere of 'Rocketman' about his sex- and drug-fuelled early years. Riding the momentum of 'Bohemian Rhapsody', the hit Freddie Mercury biopic that won an Oscar for its star Rami Malek, 'Rocketman' was produced by John's husband David Furnish and Matthew Vaughn ('Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels'). Director Dexter Fletcher says he was keenly aware of the criticism of 'Bohemian Rhapsody' that it had taken a squeamish approach to Mercury's homosexuality. "I feel a certain responsibility toward the gay community," he told the Hollywood Reporter magazine Tuesday. - 'Last Blood' - There are actors and there are movie stars and then there's Sylvester Stallone. The muscle-bound American is estimated to have sold some $2.6 billion (2.3 billion euros) in movie tickets in his 50-year career but is not ready to hang up the crossbow just yet. Stallone is due in Cannes to present teaser images of 'Rambo V: Last Blood', the fifth instalment of his series about a troubled Vietnam veteran turned vengeful survivalist. A man of few words, Stallone will then cede the stage for a tribute screening of the movie that launched the epoch-marking juggernaut, 'Rambo: First Blood.'

Five big moments to watch for Cannes stargazers