<p>Global popstar Britney Spears' father, Jamie Spears, has hired new legal counsel, reports claim. This latest development comes after Jamie was suspended as her conservator and her estate in September of this year.</p>

<p>On Tuesday, according to court documents obtained by an international news website, Jamie notified the court that he is substituting his former attorney for new representation by Alex M. Weingarten of Willkie Farr &amp; Gallagher LLP.</p>

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<p>Judge Brenda Penny listened to the arguments put forward by both the parties through their respective lawyers and agreed to suspend Jamie Spears as the conservator of Britney's estate. Jamie's removal will be decided at a later hearing.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The judge then appointed Certified Public Accountant John Zabel as Jamie Spears' temporary replacement until the petition to terminate Britney's conservatorship is heard on November 12.</p>

<p>Following the decision, Britney's attorney, Mathew Rosengart, told a global entertainment news website that the pop star was 'happy' about the decision.</p>

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<p>"I think you can assume she's very happy," he shared at the time.</p>

<p>The lawyer then told reporters that 'the goal' is to free Britney from her conservatorship by her 40th birthday on December 2.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Jamie Spears issued a statement through his attorney, Vivian L. Thoreen, saying, "Mr. Spears loves his daughter Britney unconditionally. For 13 years, he has tried to do what is in her best interests, whether as a conservator or her father."</p>

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Global popstar Britney Spears' father, Jamie Spears, has hired new legal counsel, reports claim. This latest development comes after Jamie was suspended as her conservator and her estate in September of this year.

Global popstar Britney Spears' father, Jamie Spears, has hired new legal counsel, reports claim. This latest development comes after Jamie was suspended as her conservator and her estate in September of this year. On Tuesday, according to court documents obtained by an international news website, Jamie notified the court that he is substituting his former attorney for new representation by Alex M. Weingarten of Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP. Also read: Eminem, Snoop Dogg Super Bowl gig secrets out, and we are mighty teased! Judge Brenda Penny listened to the arguments put forward by both the parties through their respective lawyers and agreed to suspend Jamie Spears as the conservator of Britney's estate. Jamie's removal will be decided at a later hearing. The judge then appointed Certified Public Accountant John Zabel as Jamie Spears' temporary replacement until the petition to terminate Britney's conservatorship is heard on November 12. Following the decision, Britney's attorney, Mathew Rosengart, told a global entertainment news website that the pop star was 'happy' about the decision. Also read: In pics: Sarah Jessica Parker stuns in Falguni and Shane Peacock lehenga on 'And Just Like That' sets "I think you can assume she's very happy," he shared at the time. The lawyer then told reporters that 'the goal' is to free Britney from her conservatorship by her 40th birthday on December 2. Jamie Spears issued a statement through his attorney, Vivian L. Thoreen, saying, "Mr. Spears loves his daughter Britney unconditionally. For 13 years, he has tried to do what is in her best interests, whether as a conservator or her father." Also read: Shahid Kapoor to play paratrooper in action flick 'Bull'

Britney Spears' father Jamie Spears hires new attorney after suspension as conservator

<p>What bigger joy than seeing two of the biggest rappers of all time come together for a Super Bowl halftime performance? None!&nbsp;</p>

<p>Music legend Snoop Dogg was recently doing a Halloween special with friend and co-host Martha Stewart when he let out a few secrets about the big performance at the upcoming Super Bowl.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>When a journalist asked him about what's happening in that front, he reportedly said that talks are underway and they are expecting to give a good performance.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"Me, Dr. Dre, Eminem, had a light discussion about what we trying to do," he shared. "Its about to go full speed ahead."</p>

<p>"But I tell you, this it's gonna be one of the greatest Super Bowl halftime shows that you ever witnessed," he added. "Dr. Dre is on it. He's putting his time together with the specifics and the dynamics of what we're doing."</p>

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<p>For those of you who are not in the know, rappers Snoop, Dr. Dre, Eminem, Mary J. Blige and Kendrick Lamar will be headlining the 2022 Super Bowl halftime show for Super Bowl LVI slated to take place on February 13 at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California.</p>

<p><br />
Snoop went on to add that Stewart is "such a big fan of Eminem" and he's going to "finally" introduce her to him.</p>

<p><br />
"I'm setting it up, Martha. I got you I got the VIP lounge, I got it all in my mind. I know how y'all gonna be, it's gonna be set up it's gonna be beautiful, I got this," he told his co-star, reportedly.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>"I have loved Eminem ever since he was, you know, just beginning actually, and so I can't wait this is going to be fun. And I can't wait to see you perform, Snoop. This is amazing," Stewart shared.</p>


What bigger joy than seeing two of the biggest rappers of all time come together for a Super Bowl halftime performance? None! Music legend Snoop Dogg was recently doing a Halloween special with friend and co-host Martha Stewart when he let out a few secrets about the big performance at the upcoming Super Bowl.

What bigger joy than seeing two of the biggest rappers of all time come together for a Super Bowl halftime performance? None! Music legend Snoop Dogg was recently doing a Halloween special with friend and co-host Martha Stewart when he let out a few secrets about the big performance at the upcoming Super Bowl. Also read: 'The Wire' is the greatest show of 21st century: Survey When a journalist asked him about what's happening in that front, he reportedly said that talks are underway and they are expecting to give a good performance. "Me, Dr. Dre, Eminem, had a light discussion about what we trying to do," he shared. "Its about to go full speed ahead." "But I tell you, this it's gonna be one of the greatest Super Bowl halftime shows that you ever witnessed," he added. "Dr. Dre is on it. He's putting his time together with the specifics and the dynamics of what we're doing." Also read: Inside Kourtney Kardashian, Travis Barker's dream-like engagement For those of you who are not in the know, rappers Snoop, Dr. Dre, Eminem, Mary J. Blige and Kendrick Lamar will be headlining the 2022 Super Bowl halftime show for Super Bowl LVI slated to take place on February 13 at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California. Snoop went on to add that Stewart is "such a big fan of Eminem" and he's going to "finally" introduce her to him. "I'm setting it up, Martha. I got you I got the VIP lounge, I got it all in my mind. I know how y'all gonna be, it's gonna be set up it's gonna be beautiful, I got this," he told his co-star, reportedly. Also read: Zendaya to become youngest CFDA Fashion Icon award recipient "I have loved Eminem ever since he was, you know, just beginning actually, and so I can't wait this is going to be fun. And I can't wait to see you perform, Snoop. This is amazing," Stewart shared.

Eminem, Snoop Dogg Super Bowl gig secrets out, and we are mighty teased!

<p>Ruby Rose had allegedly had a terrible experience working on the sets of 'Batwoman'. On her way out, the Australian actor has levelled some serious accusations against people working on the project.</p>

<p><br />
On Wednesday, Rose took to social media and named some big names attached to the 'Batwoman' series.&nbsp;</p>

<p><br />
The 'Orange Is The New Black' actor accused executives of sexual misconduct and unsafe work settings that ultimately led to people sustaining several injuries.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>"Enough is enough," said her first of many Instagram Stories. "I’m going to tell the whole world what really happened on that set…"</p>

<p><br />
"Peter Roth, you are first up. You are Chapter 1. Not sure if you left after getting promoted to the highest position because you couldn’t stop making young women steam your pants around your crotch while you were still wearing said pants or if you left after putting a private investigator on me who you fired as soon as the report didn’t fit your narrative. Either way, when it comes to you, there’s already an army waiting for you," said Rose of Peter Roth, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Warner Bros. Television Studios, which had announced his impending exit in October of 2020.</p>

<p>Rose is also suggesting that Roth tried to rush her back to work after she had sustained multiple injuries. Rose shared videos of her doctor’s visits related to her neck injury, rib injury, tumour, and neck surgery.</p>

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<p>"To everyone who said I was too stiff on ‘Batwoman’, imagine going back to work 10 days after this," she wrote.</p>

<p>"Or the whole crew and cast would be fired and I’d let everyone down because Peter Roth said he wouldn’t recast and I just lost the studio millions (by getting injured on his set). That is, be the one who cost so many people their jobs."</p>

<p>Rose went on to allege that there were other people on set who&nbsp;suffered serious injuries and had received inadequate support.</p>

<p>"A crew member got third degree burns over his whole body, and we were given no therapy after witnessing his skin fall off his face but I was the only one who sent him flowers and cards. Then were told we had to do a sex scene without a minute to process. We lost two stunt doubles, I got cut in the face so close to my eye in a stunt I could have been blind," she detailed.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Ruby Rose also said that a woman was left quadriplegic (affected by or relating to paralysis of all four limbs) due to an injury and the network tried to pin the blame on the alleged victim.</p>

<p><br />
"A woman was left quadriplegic and they tried to blame it on her being on her phone, so much so [The] CW didn’t even help her to start with because they needed to ‘investigate’ so she had to do a GoFundMe. She’s a PA, they work via phones," Rose said.&nbsp;</p>

<p><br />
"Her accident occurred because our show refused to shut down when everyone else did because of COVID," she added.&nbsp;</p>

<p>'Batman' showrunner Caroline Dries was also pulled up by Rose.</p>

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<p>"(Caroline Dries]) has no heart and wanted us to finish the season throughout the pandemic and I told her it was a bad idea," Rose wrote. "I told her everyone was too distracted. Constantly checking COVID updates checking on friends and seeing 'Riverdale', 'The Flash', and 'Supergirl' shut down already, I felt something bad would happen and (Dries) maybe visited the set four times in a year," she added. "UNHEARD OF."</p>

<p>"Dougray [Scott} hurt a female stunt double, he yelled like a little b**ch at women and was a nightmare. He left when he wanted and arrived when he wanted. He abused women and in turn as a lead of a show I sent an email asking for a no yelling policy, they declined.."<br />
In conclusion, she added, "Please to my dear, dear fans stop asking if I will return to that awful show, I wouldn’t return for any amount of money nor if a gun were to my head.. NOR DID I QUIT. I DO NOT QUIT. They ruined Kate Kane and they destroyed Batwoman, not me."</p>

<p>Now, Warner Bros. Television Group has responded to Ruby Rose's series of posts accusing their team and called the same "revisionist history" in a statement provided to a global news website.</p>

<p>"Despite the revisionist history that Ruby Rose is now sharing online aimed at the producers, the cast and crew, the network, and the Studio, the truth is that Warner Bros. Television had decided not to exercise its option to engage Ruby for season two of ‘Batwoman’ based on multiple complaints about workplace behaviour that were extensively reviewed and handled privately out of respect for all concerned," a representative shared.</p>

<p>Dougray Scott, who played Jacob Kane in the first two seasons of 'Batwoman', also responded to Rose’s allegations through a statement to another news website.</p>

<p>"As Warner Bros. Television has stated, they decided not to exercise the option to engage Ruby for season two of ‘Batwoman’ based on multiple complaints about her workplace behaviour. I absolutely and completely refute the defamatory and damaging claims made against me by her; they are entirely made up and never happened," Scott said.</p>

<p>Scott left the show when his character was sent to jail in Metropolis.</p>


Ruby Rose had allegedly had a terrible experience working on the sets of 'Batwoman'. On her way out, the Australian actor has levelled some serious accusations against people working on the project.

Ruby Rose had allegedly had a terrible experience working on the sets of 'Batwoman'. On her way out, the Australian actor has levelled some serious accusations against people working on the project. On Wednesday, Rose took to social media and named some big names attached to the 'Batwoman' series. The 'Orange Is The New Black' actor accused executives of sexual misconduct and unsafe work settings that ultimately led to people sustaining several injuries. Also read: Shah Rukh Khan visits Aryan Khan at Arthur Road after his bail plea's rejected "Enough is enough," said her first of many Instagram Stories. "I’m going to tell the whole world what really happened on that set…" "Peter Roth, you are first up. You are Chapter 1. Not sure if you left after getting promoted to the highest position because you couldn’t stop making young women steam your pants around your crotch while you were still wearing said pants or if you left after putting a private investigator on me who you fired as soon as the report didn’t fit your narrative. Either way, when it comes to you, there’s already an army waiting for you," said Rose of Peter Roth, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Warner Bros. Television Studios, which had announced his impending exit in October of 2020. Rose is also suggesting that Roth tried to rush her back to work after she had sustained multiple injuries. Rose shared videos of her doctor’s visits related to her neck injury, rib injury, tumour, and neck surgery. Also read: ‘Scam’ actor Pratik Gandhi to WION on controversies around his first Bollywood film ‘Bhavai’ "To everyone who said I was too stiff on ‘Batwoman’, imagine going back to work 10 days after this," she wrote. "Or the whole crew and cast would be fired and I’d let everyone down because Peter Roth said he wouldn’t recast and I just lost the studio millions (by getting injured on his set). That is, be the one who cost so many people their jobs." Rose went on to allege that there were other people on set who suffered serious injuries and had received inadequate support. "A crew member got third degree burns over his whole body, and we were given no therapy after witnessing his skin fall off his face but I was the only one who sent him flowers and cards. Then were told we had to do a sex scene without a minute to process. We lost two stunt doubles, I got cut in the face so close to my eye in a stunt I could have been blind," she detailed. Also read: Wait, what? Freida Pinto is secretly married to fiancé Cory Tran Ruby Rose also said that a woman was left quadriplegic (affected by or relating to paralysis of all four limbs) due to an injury and the network tried to pin the blame on the alleged victim. "A woman was left quadriplegic and they tried to blame it on her being on her phone, so much so [The] CW didn’t even help her to start with because they needed to ‘investigate’ so she had to do a GoFundMe. She’s a PA, they work via phones," Rose said. "Her accident occurred because our show refused to shut down when everyone else did because of COVID," she added. 'Batman' showrunner Caroline Dries was also pulled up by Rose. Also read: Actress Selma Blair's struggles with MS depicted in new documentary "(Caroline Dries]) has no heart and wanted us to finish the season throughout the pandemic and I told her it was a bad idea," Rose wrote. "I told her everyone was too distracted. Constantly checking COVID updates checking on friends and seeing 'Riverdale', 'The Flash', and 'Supergirl' shut down already, I felt something bad would happen and (Dries) maybe visited the set four times in a year," she added. "UNHEARD OF." "Dougray [Scott} hurt a female stunt double, he yelled like a little b**ch at women and was a nightmare. He left when he wanted and arrived when he wanted. He abused women and in turn as a lead of a show I sent an email asking for a no yelling policy, they declined.." In conclusion, she added, "Please to my dear, dear fans stop asking if I will return to that awful show, I wouldn’t return for any amount of money nor if a gun were to my head.. NOR DID I QUIT. I DO NOT QUIT. They ruined Kate Kane and they destroyed Batwoman, not me." Now, Warner Bros. Television Group has responded to Ruby Rose's series of posts accusing their team and called the same "revisionist history" in a statement provided to a global news website. "Despite the revisionist history that Ruby Rose is now sharing online aimed at the producers, the cast and crew, the network, and the Studio, the truth is that Warner Bros. Television had decided not to exercise its option to engage Ruby for season two of ‘Batwoman’ based on multiple complaints about workplace behaviour that were extensively reviewed and handled privately out of respect for all concerned," a representative shared. Dougray Scott, who played Jacob Kane in the first two seasons of 'Batwoman', also responded to Rose’s allegations through a statement to another news website. "As Warner Bros. Television has stated, they decided not to exercise the option to engage Ruby for season two of ‘Batwoman’ based on multiple complaints about her workplace behaviour. I absolutely and completely refute the defamatory and damaging claims made against me by her; they are entirely made up and never happened," Scott said. Scott left the show when his character was sent to jail in Metropolis.

Batwoman row: Ruby Rose alleges 'terrible' working conditions; Warner Bros. responds

<p>Reality TV star Kourtney Kardashian and her musician partner Travis Barker are happily engaged. And her fans' wish to see more intimate pictures from their grand proposal has finally been granted by the gorgeous pair.</p>

<p><br />
On Wednesday, <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/lifestyle/news-look-whos-jealous-over-kourtney-kardashians-engagement-to-travis-barker-422275">Kourtney</a> shared a carousal of pictures from the day of the proposal and captioned it as: "I woke up all night thinking it was a dream."</p>

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To which, Barker commented, saying: "Forever with you is a dream come true."</p>

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<p>In these now viral pictures, Kourtney's huge diamond ring is on display for the world to see as the duo happily indulge in some PDA. The floral decor by the beach just adds to the romanticism of the moment.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Also read:&nbsp;</strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-shahid-kapoor-to-play-paratrooper-in-action-flick-bull-422640" hreflang="en">Shahid Kapoor to play paratrooper in action flick 'Bull'</a></p>

<p>Barker, too, posted a carousal on his Instagram account, writing, "My fiancé 🌹🖤." The lady responded to his post, saying "Forever @travisbarker." He then wrote back, "FOREVER ♾"&nbsp;<br />
Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker had been friends and neighbours for a long time before they started dating in January this year.</p>

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<p>While American reality TV star Kourtney Kardashian is on cloud nine following her romantic proposal and subsequent engagement to Travis Barker, there's a certain someone who's burning with envy (of course, allegedly!).&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Also read:</strong>&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-in-pics-sarah-jessica-parker-stuns-in-falguni-and-shane-peacock-lehenga-on-and-just-like-that-sets-422622" hreflang="en">In pics: Sarah Jessica Parker stuns in Falguni and Shane Peacock lehenga on 'And Just Like That' sets</a></p>

<p>Scott Disick--Kourtney's ex and the father of her her three children--has reportedly not taken the news very well.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"Scott is stewing over Kourtney and Travis' engagement and not happy at all. He's lonely right now and not in a relationship, and is very jealous that things are working out for Kourtney. Scott would prefer to go back to when him and Kourtney were just getting along as co-parents without anyone else in their lives romantically," a source has told an international news website.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"He's trying to figure out his next move when it comes to their kids. Kourtney is trying to ignore any negativity from Scott because she has been down that road too many times to count and is just enjoying this moment," &nbsp;the source continued.</p>

<p><strong>Also read:</strong>&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-batwoman-row-ruby-rose-reveals-terrible-working-conditions-warner-bros-responds-422563" hreflang="en">Batwoman row: Ruby Rose reveals 'terrible' work culture; Warner Bros. responds</a></p>


Reality TV star Kourtney Kardashian and her musician partner Travis Barker are happily engaged. And her fans' wish to see more intimate pictures from their grand proposal has finally been granted by the gorgeous pair.

Reality TV star Kourtney Kardashian and her musician partner Travis Barker are happily engaged. And her fans' wish to see more intimate pictures from their grand proposal has finally been granted by the gorgeous pair. On Wednesday, Kourtney shared a carousal of pictures from the day of the proposal and captioned it as: "I woke up all night thinking it was a dream." To which, Barker commented, saying: "Forever with you is a dream come true." View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kourtney Kardashian (@kourtneykardash) × In these now viral pictures, Kourtney's huge diamond ring is on display for the world to see as the duo happily indulge in some PDA. The floral decor by the beach just adds to the romanticism of the moment. Also read: Shahid Kapoor to play paratrooper in action flick 'Bull' Barker, too, posted a carousal on his Instagram account, writing, "My fiancé 🌹🖤." The lady responded to his post, saying "Forever @travisbarker." He then wrote back, "FOREVER ♾" Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker had been friends and neighbours for a long time before they started dating in January this year. View this post on Instagram A post shared by travisbarker (@travisbarker) × While American reality TV star Kourtney Kardashian is on cloud nine following her romantic proposal and subsequent engagement to Travis Barker, there's a certain someone who's burning with envy (of course, allegedly!). Also read: In pics: Sarah Jessica Parker stuns in Falguni and Shane Peacock lehenga on 'And Just Like That' sets Scott Disick--Kourtney's ex and the father of her her three children--has reportedly not taken the news very well. "Scott is stewing over Kourtney and Travis' engagement and not happy at all. He's lonely right now and not in a relationship, and is very jealous that things are working out for Kourtney. Scott would prefer to go back to when him and Kourtney were just getting along as co-parents without anyone else in their lives romantically," a source has told an international news website. "He's trying to figure out his next move when it comes to their kids. Kourtney is trying to ignore any negativity from Scott because she has been down that road too many times to count and is just enjoying this moment," the source continued. Also read: Batwoman row: Ruby Rose reveals 'terrible' work culture; Warner Bros. responds

Inside Kourtney Kardashian, Travis Barker's dream-like engagement

<p>Bollywood megastar Shahid Kapoor will be starring in the upcoming high-octane action flick 'Bull', reports claim.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Directed by debutant Aditya Nimbalkar, who has worked with filmmaker Vishal Bharadwaj in the past, 'Bull' is set in the 80s and draws its inspiration from real-life events.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Also read:&nbsp;</strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-emily-blunt-to-star-in-christopher-nolan%E2%80%99s-%E2%80%98oppenheimer%E2%80%99-422569" hreflang="en">Emily Blunt to star in Christopher Nolan’s ‘Oppenheimer’</a></p>

<p>Commenting on this latest development, Shahid Kapoor reportedly said, "'Bull' is a full-blown action film inspired by real events from the life of Brigadier Bulsara. It is a privilege to play a paratrooper who leads his boys through a historic and selfless mission that has now become iconic for its precision and bravado. The opportunity to play a paratrooper is exhilarating and truly an honour."</p>

<p><strong>Also read:&nbsp;</strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/lifestyle/news-wait-what-freida-pinto-is-secretly-married-to-fianc%C3%A9-cory-tran-422547" hreflang="en">Wait, what? Freida Pinto is secretly married to fiancé Cory Tran</a></p>

<p>Bhushan Kumar, who is producing the film with Amar Butala and Garima Mehta, said, "We're all set to bring the audience an action extravaganza with our second collaboration with Shahid after 'Kabir Singh'.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The film's screenplay is being penned by Aseem Arrora and Parveez Shaikh and is slated to get into production phase in 2022.</p>

<p><strong>Also read:</strong>&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-batwoman-row-ruby-rose-reveals-terrible-working-conditions-warner-bros-responds-422563" hreflang="en">Batwoman row: Ruby Rose reveals 'terrible' work culture; Warner Bros. responds</a></p>


Bollywood megastar Shahid Kapoor will be starring in the upcoming high-octane action flick 'Bull', reports claim. Directed by debutant Aditya Nimbalkar, who has worked with filmmaker Vishal Bharadwaj in the past, 'Bull' is set in the 80s and draws its inspiration from real-life events.

Bollywood megastar Shahid Kapoor will be starring in the upcoming high-octane action flick 'Bull', reports claim. Directed by debutant Aditya Nimbalkar, who has worked with filmmaker Vishal Bharadwaj in the past, 'Bull' is set in the 80s and draws its inspiration from real-life events. Also read: Emily Blunt to star in Christopher Nolan’s ‘Oppenheimer’ Commenting on this latest development, Shahid Kapoor reportedly said, "'Bull' is a full-blown action film inspired by real events from the life of Brigadier Bulsara. It is a privilege to play a paratrooper who leads his boys through a historic and selfless mission that has now become iconic for its precision and bravado. The opportunity to play a paratrooper is exhilarating and truly an honour." Also read: Wait, what? Freida Pinto is secretly married to fiancé Cory Tran Bhushan Kumar, who is producing the film with Amar Butala and Garima Mehta, said, "We're all set to bring the audience an action extravaganza with our second collaboration with Shahid after 'Kabir Singh'. The film's screenplay is being penned by Aseem Arrora and Parveez Shaikh and is slated to get into production phase in 2022. Also read: Batwoman row: Ruby Rose reveals 'terrible' work culture; Warner Bros. responds

Shahid Kapoor to play paratrooper in action flick 'Bull'

<p>We should all eat healthy. Out friends and family have tried telling us and given up (yep, look at that fat on you) But it appears fast food companies, who make us fat in the first place may have had an epiphany and have found a way to subtly nudge us towards eating healthy. Why else would a company making potato chips (or crisps if you are in UK) send a whole potato in the packet?</p>

<p>Such a thing happened to a man in UK. It is not known whether he chose to interpret the message the way we did and took healthy eating but like a good samaritan, he promptly put the photo online.</p>

<p>The image (of course) has been liked by hundreds.</p>

<p>In the picture, the man can be seen holding the packet of Cheddar and Red Onion chips and the potato.</p>

<p>“My mind went completely blank. At first, I thought 'How is this even in here?' and then I thought 'what a champion, this little guy is a survivor - the little potato that refused to be a crisp,” he has been quoted as saying LincolnshireLive</p>

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<p>The company that made the chips has also responded.</p>

<p>"Not sure how that got in there! Do you mind sending us a DM so we can gather some details and ask our team to look into this?" asks the company.</p>

<p>"...You can have it if you like!' replies the man.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Other users meanwhile are busy asking practical questions.</p>

<p>"I mean, didn’t the bag feel weird when you picked it up in the first place? Like a single lump moves very differently inside a bag to a load of crisps!" asks Kirsty Logan</p>

<p>"...nothing prepared me for the potato!" the man replies after admitting that the swollen bag made him think about it when he bought it in the first place.</p>


We should all eat healthy. Out friends and family have tried telling us and given up (yep, look at that fat on you) But it appears fast food companies, who make us fat in the first place may have had an epiphany and have found a way to subtly nudge us towards eating healthy.

We should all eat healthy. Out friends and family have tried telling us and given up (yep, look at that fat on you) But it appears fast food companies, who make us fat in the first place may have had an epiphany and have found a way to subtly nudge us towards eating healthy. Why else would a company making potato chips (or crisps if you are in UK) send a whole potato in the packet? Such a thing happened to a man in UK. It is not known whether he chose to interpret the message the way we did and took healthy eating but like a good samaritan, he promptly put the photo online. The image (of course) has been liked by hundreds. In the picture, the man can be seen holding the packet of Cheddar and Red Onion chips and the potato. “My mind went completely blank. At first, I thought 'How is this even in here?' and then I thought 'what a champion, this little guy is a survivor - the little potato that refused to be a crisp,” he has been quoted as saying LincolnshireLive Check out the tweet So I opened a bag of @KETTLEChipsUK today to find no crisps. Just a whole potato. 😮 pic.twitter.com/PGEqGMqIWF — Dr David Boyce (@DrDavidBoyce) October 16, 2021 × The company that made the chips has also responded. "Not sure how that got in there! Do you mind sending us a DM so we can gather some details and ask our team to look into this?" asks the company. "...You can have it if you like!' replies the man. Other users meanwhile are busy asking practical questions. "I mean, didn’t the bag feel weird when you picked it up in the first place? Like a single lump moves very differently inside a bag to a load of crisps!" asks Kirsty Logan "...nothing prepared me for the potato!" the man replies after admitting that the swollen bag made him think about it when he bought it in the first place.

Man finds whole potato in his bag of chips

<p>TV experts from across the world have helped BBC Culture put together a list of the 100 greatest TV shows of the 21st century. In a poll conducted by the broadcasting giant-- comprised of 206 TV experts from 43 different countries--it was David Simon’s crime drama 'The Wire' that took home the top spot.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Also read:&nbsp;</strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/bollywood/news-aryan-khan-drug-case-ncb-officials-raid-shah-rukh-khan-ananya-pandays-homes-422588">Aryan Khan drug case: NCB officials raid Shah Rukh Khan, Ananya Panday's homes</a></p>

<p>However, the second spot was given to Matthew Weiner’s 'Mad Men', and crime saga 'Breaking Bad' took the third position.</p>

<p>Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s comedy, 'Fleabag' ranked fourth in the list, while &nbsp;sci-fi epic 'Game of Thrones' came fifth.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The list also features several trending shows such as 'Succession', Larry David’s 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' and of course, 'The Crown'.</p>

<p><strong>Also read:</strong>&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/bollywood/news-%E2%80%98scam%E2%80%99-actor-pratik-gandhi-to-wion-on-controversies-around-his-first-bollywood-film-%E2%80%98bhavai%E2%80%99-422552" hreflang="en">‘Scam’ actor Pratik Gandhi to WION on controversies around his first Bollywood film ‘Bhavai’</a></p>

<p>Additionally, limited series like 'I May Destroy You', 'Watchmen', 'Chernobyl' and Twin Peaks: The Return' were also mentioned in the list.&nbsp;</p>

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Three of writer Damon Lindelof's &nbsp;shows featured on the list, namely: 'Lost', 'The Leftovers' and 'Watchmen'.</p>

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TV experts from across the world have helped BBC Culture put together a list of the 100 greatest TV shows of the 21st century. In a poll conducted by the broadcasting giant-- comprised of 206 TV experts from 43 different countries--it was David Simon’s crime drama 'The Wire' that took home the top spot.

TV experts from across the world have helped BBC Culture put together a list of the 100 greatest TV shows of the 21st century. In a poll conducted by the broadcasting giant-- comprised of 206 TV experts from 43 different countries--it was David Simon’s crime drama 'The Wire' that took home the top spot. Also read: Aryan Khan drug case: NCB officials raid Shah Rukh Khan, Ananya Panday's homes However, the second spot was given to Matthew Weiner’s 'Mad Men', and crime saga 'Breaking Bad' took the third position. Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s comedy, 'Fleabag' ranked fourth in the list, while sci-fi epic 'Game of Thrones' came fifth. The list also features several trending shows such as 'Succession', Larry David’s 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' and of course, 'The Crown'. Also read: ‘Scam’ actor Pratik Gandhi to WION on controversies around his first Bollywood film ‘Bhavai’ Additionally, limited series like 'I May Destroy You', 'Watchmen', 'Chernobyl' and Twin Peaks: The Return' were also mentioned in the list. Three of writer Damon Lindelof's shows featured on the list, namely: 'Lost', 'The Leftovers' and 'Watchmen'. Also read: Wait, what? Freida Pinto is secretly married to fiancé Cory Tran

'The Wire' is the greatest show of 21st century: Survey

<p>Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) has rolled out its fourth phase and boy is it ful of surprises.</p>

<p>This Monday, the entire cast and crew was in attendance at the world premiere of 'Eternals' and fans were in for a massive revelation: Harry Styles has joined MCU!</p>

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<p>As per reports, Styles had appeared in the post-credit scenes and marvel fans present at the venue couldn't be happier. The singer-turned-actor is joining Marvels as the character Eros the Titan, reportedly.</p>

<p>'Eternals' follows a divergent race--comprising Angelina Jolie, Salma Hayek, Richard Madden, Gemma Chan, Kit Harington, Don Lee, Brian Tyree Henry, Lia McHugh, Lauren Ridloff and Kumail Nanjiani--of immortal humans called Eternals who have been created by powerful cosmic beings called the Celestials over a million years ago.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Eros is the youngest son of two Eternals named A'Lars and Sui-San. His real name was Eron, but it was later legally changed to Eros. He goes by multiple aliases throughout the comic books, namely The Knave of Hearts, Spaceman and Starfox.</p>

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Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) has rolled out its fourth phase and boy is it ful of surprises. This Monday, the entire cast and crew was in attendance at the world premiere of 'Eternals' and fans were in for a massive revelation: Harry Styles has joined MCU!

Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) has rolled out its fourth phase and boy is it ful of surprises. This Monday, the entire cast and crew was in attendance at the world premiere of 'Eternals' and fans were in for a massive revelation: Harry Styles has joined MCU! Also read: 'Eternals' early reviews in! Critics dumbfounded by Chloe Zhao's 'masterpiece' As per reports, Styles had appeared in the post-credit scenes and marvel fans present at the venue couldn't be happier. The singer-turned-actor is joining Marvels as the character Eros the Titan, reportedly. 'Eternals' follows a divergent race--comprising Angelina Jolie, Salma Hayek, Richard Madden, Gemma Chan, Kit Harington, Don Lee, Brian Tyree Henry, Lia McHugh, Lauren Ridloff and Kumail Nanjiani--of immortal humans called Eternals who have been created by powerful cosmic beings called the Celestials over a million years ago. Also read: 'Shang-Chi' to release in Indian state of Maharashtra as theatres re-open Eros is the youngest son of two Eternals named A'Lars and Sui-San. His real name was Eron, but it was later legally changed to Eros. He goes by multiple aliases throughout the comic books, namely The Knave of Hearts, Spaceman and Starfox. Also read: M. Night Shyamalan to serve as jury president at Berlin Film Festival

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<p>'Eternals' is winning hearts all over!</p>

<p>On Monday, the world premiere of Marvel Studios' latest comic book adaptation, 'Eternals', happened and the social media reviews started to emerge in no time.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>After the screening got over, critics, who were also invited to attend the special event, started putting out reviews sans any spoilers. One critic wrote on Twitter, "I saw a movie tonight. #Eternals is cool as hell. Drags a bit in act 2 but I went in knowing nothing about this movie and walked out a fan," while another called it a stunning 'visual masterpiece'.<br />
Another called it an 'epic in every sense of the word'.</p>

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'Eternals' is winning hearts all over! On Monday, the world premiere of Marvel Studios' latest comic book adaptation, 'Eternals', happened and the social media reviews started to emerge in no time.

'Eternals' is winning hearts all over! On Monday, the world premiere of Marvel Studios' latest comic book adaptation, 'Eternals', happened and the social media reviews started to emerge in no time. Also read: 'Shang-Chi' to release in Indian state of Maharashtra as theatres re-open Directed by Oscar-winning director Chloe Zhao, the film's premiere saw cast members Angelina Jolie, Salma Hayek, Richard Madden, Gemma Chan, Kit Harington, Don Lee, Brian Tyree Henry, Lia McHugh, Lauren Ridloff and Kumail Nanjiani showing up in stunning outfits and walked the red carpet at the legendary Dolby theatre. Also read: Wendy Williams show announces new hosts, Whitney Cummings and Sherri Shepherd After the screening got over, critics, who were also invited to attend the special event, started putting out reviews sans any spoilers. One critic wrote on Twitter, "I saw a movie tonight. #Eternals is cool as hell. Drags a bit in act 2 but I went in knowing nothing about this movie and walked out a fan," while another called it a stunning 'visual masterpiece'. Another called it an 'epic in every sense of the word'. I saw a movie tonight. #Eternals is cool as hell. Drags a bit in act 2 but I went in knowing nothing about this movie and walked out a fan. pic.twitter.com/HQGcEQ3h12 — Chris E. Haynorror Movies Rule (@ChrisHayner) October 19, 2021 × Marvels official Twitter handle posted a video of people dressed up in outfits from the movie. Watch: The HYPE is real 🙌 Fans are all dressed up and can't wait to see who will show up first to the world premiere of Marvel Studios' #Eternals! pic.twitter.com/9hWImjm3Cv — Eternals (@TheEternals) October 19, 2021 × Also read: Squid Game-boosted Netflix pulls in subscribers

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<p><em>This interview contains major spoilers from the season one finale of “Only Murders in the Building.”</em></p>

<p><br />
“Never trust a bassoonist,” Amy Ryan said with a laugh.</p>

<p><br />
She would be the one to know: Ryan plays one in the first season of the whodunit comedy “Only Murders in the Building,” the finale of which arrived to Hulu on Tuesday. And that bassoonist, it turns out, was the maniac behind the central murder of the show’s first season. (The series has already been renewed for a second.)</p>

<p><br />
After numerous twists and red herrings — at one point, musician Sting is suspected — Jan’s jig is up after hard-luck Broadway producer Oliver Putnam (Martin Short) realizes that what he thought was a sex toy found in murder victim Tim Kono’s apartment is actually … a bassoon cleaner. Kono’s older neighbor, it seems, was also his former lover.</p>

<p><br />
But she’s not going down before she takes her new flame, washed-up former TV star Charles-Haden Savage (Steve Martin), down with her — by way of a handkerchief laced with poison.</p>

<p><br />
“I want you to know this is definitely one of my rougher breakups, Charles,” she coos as she slips a couch pillow under his head after watching him slump to the floor. “I really did fall in love with you.”</p>

<p><br />
It is, of course, not the end for Charles, who is discovered by Oliver and their young partner in true-crime podcasting, Mabel (Selena Gomez). With Charles in a stroller, the three of them manage to reach the boiler room just in time to prevent Jan from gassing the whole building. Then they go to get Charles’ stomach pumped.</p>

<p><br />
Ryan’s role as the cunning murderer down the hall is a big departure from what is perhaps her best-known character, dorky human resources representative Holly Flax on “The Office.” But the actress has tackled her share of tough-gal roles before, including Baltimore police Officer Beadie Russell on “The Wire” and hardened welfare mother in “Gone Baby Gone,” which earned her an Oscar nomination. She has also had a notable Broadway career, with Tony nominations for her roles in the 2000 revival of “Uncle Vanya” and the 2005 revival of “A Streetcar Named Desire.”</p>

<p><br />
In a recent phone conversation from her home in New York, she discussed the inspirations for her character on “Only Murders,” mastering the bassoon (sort of) and working with Martin and Short. These are edited excerpts.</p>

<p><br />
Q: Did you know before you took the role that Jan was the murderer? Or one of them at least?</p>

<p><br />
A: Yes. Before I joined, (series co-creator) John Hoffman gave me the outline of the whole series — he didn’t have scripts fully written yet — and shared that I was the murderer.<br />
Q: Did you believe she was capable of murder?</p>

<p><br />
A: There was an article in The New York Times about a woman — a New Yorker — who went off into a QAnon kind of world from writing comedy. And the dial just turned so slowly for her, for her reality to bend. And I thought, “That could be Jan, too.” Living alone on the Upper West Side, losing your friends one by one. Not that QAnon people are murderers, but just someone not dealing with reality — I thought that could be her way in.</p>

<p><br />
Q: Was Kono her first victim?</p>

<p><br />
A: No, she’s definitely done it before. In that last scene with Steve when he’s on the floor and she recognizes all the signs — oh, yeah, there goes the slurring, oh, yep, you’re right on target — I think Tim Kono is not her first. (Laughs.)</p>

<p><br />
Q: Is she a psychopath?</p>

<p><br />
A: I know someone who committed murder — they’re not a close friend — but they snapped. I don’t know what pushes someone closer and closer and closer. And that was a one-time thing, so what is a person who repeats? I imagine they must be a sociopath. So I think that is Jan.</p>

<p><br />
Q: Does she really love Charles? Or is it all just an act?</p>

<p><br />
A: She knows she’s lying when she’s telling him, “I’m first chair and I have a big performance tonight,” but when she said that, she believed it. I believe, in that moment, she does love Charles. She does.</p>

<p><br />
Q: The fact that she props his head up on a pillow after she poisons him is twistedly romantic.</p>

<p><br />
A: Yeah. (Laughs.) Charles is probably the most special of the group. He was probably the first one to tell her he loved her back.</p>

<p><br />
Q: You have such an ability to manipulate your facial expressions, from the slightest narrowing of your eyes to the tensing of your cheekbones. Do you look in a mirror to practice?</p>

<p><br />
A: (Laughs.) No. I just haven’t done anything to alter my face — I’ve never been injected with anything. When I was a kid, I used to look in the mirror and practice when I thought I wanted to be an actor, but not now, no.</p>

<p><br />
Q: Did you get a kick out of that all-black power ensemble you’re wearing in the final confrontation scene?</p>

<p><br />
A: Oh my God, I love it. They gave me that outfit when I left. I don’t know if I can really wear it now — maybe around the house, it might spook people. I love the clothes that they put Jan in. We kept finding shoulders that were femininely cut — lots of puffy shoulders. When I filmed this series last January through April, I came out of sweatpants and got to wear all those clothes, which was such a delight.</p>

<p><br />
Q: How comfortable were you shooting a gun?</p>

<p><br />
A: I shot a gun quite a bunch on (2016 action comedy) “Central Intelligence,” which was not fun. Even fake guns, shooting blanks — the recoil, the vibrations, and you’re doing it for six hours a day. I don’t like it; I don’t like guns. The violence of having to put a gun in Tim’s mouth — that was horrible to do. We’re playing make-believe, but it’s still such a violent gesture, and you want to just get it over quickly. I’m not in full character in that moment where I’m murderous and full of hate. I’m the actor who’s making sure I’m not pulling his necktie too tight to choke him, and that I’m not chipping his tooth when I put this gun in his mouth.</p>

<p><br />
Q: Did you learn to play the bassoon?</p>

<p><br />
A: There wasn’t time, but I worked with this wonderful musician, Jackie Henderson. I had her record some of the pieces that Jan plays in the show, and then I would study the video of Jackie — when and where she took a breath, and her finger movements on the keys. I would hit the keys and play along with the video, and by the time we filmed it, I would do it at the rhythm like 3-2-1-2-2-3-3-2-2-1, over my fingers. So it was just kind of mimicry.</p>

<p><br />
Q: I’m sure the bassoonists who are watching the show feel seen.</p>

<p><br />
A: I was watching “Fleabag,” and the nephew character — I was like, “The bassoon! He’s playing the bassoon, oh my God!” I was so excited.</p>

<p><br />
Q: Are you a true-crime person?</p>

<p><br />
A: I’m not a true-crime fan — I don’t have the patience for it. I’m not a puzzle solver. I want to know right away.</p>

<p><br />
Q: Do you have any fun stories about working with Martin and Short?</p>

<p><br />
A: I know all Steve Martin’s films; I listened to his albums when I was a kid. My sense of comedy was like, “Oh, I should just try to repeat his.” So there is a moment that I’m there on set, and I can’t shed my 12-year-old self. It’s weird — how do you just be present, and now this just happens to be the actor that you work with, and his name is Steve Martin, and no, that’s not the person who inspired you as a kid? You can’t just geek out on him, but it’s hard.</p>

<p><br />
And the same with Martin Short. I also knew it’s best to keep quiet — just let them do their thing; don’t interject, don’t try to play along when we’re off set. Their banter is so brilliant, and they’re constantly writing and working. You’re just there, and these gems are thrown about the stage. It’s remarkable how fast their brains work.</p>

<p><br />
A: Maybe Jan will be back, I’m not sure — someone will have to come bring her a cake in jail, I suppose. Jan can be in a cell with Selena or something, lose her mind.</p>

<p><br />
Q: Of course, she’ll find a way to get her bassoon back and drive all the other prisoners crazy.</p>

<p><br />
A: That would be amazing.</p>


This interview contains major spoilers from the season one finale of “Only Murders in the Building.” “Never trust a bassoonist,” Amy Ryan said with a laugh. She would be the one to know: Ryan plays one in the first season of the whodunit comedy “Only Murders in the Building,” the finale of which arrived to Hulu on Tuesday.

This interview contains major spoilers from the season one finale of “Only Murders in the Building.” “Never trust a bassoonist,” Amy Ryan said with a laugh. She would be the one to know: Ryan plays one in the first season of the whodunit comedy “Only Murders in the Building,” the finale of which arrived to Hulu on Tuesday. And that bassoonist, it turns out, was the maniac behind the central murder of the show’s first season. (The series has already been renewed for a second.) After numerous twists and red herrings — at one point, musician Sting is suspected — Jan’s jig is up after hard-luck Broadway producer Oliver Putnam (Martin Short) realizes that what he thought was a sex toy found in murder victim Tim Kono’s apartment is actually … a bassoon cleaner. Kono’s older neighbor, it seems, was also his former lover. But she’s not going down before she takes her new flame, washed-up former TV star Charles-Haden Savage (Steve Martin), down with her — by way of a handkerchief laced with poison. “I want you to know this is definitely one of my rougher breakups, Charles,” she coos as she slips a couch pillow under his head after watching him slump to the floor. “I really did fall in love with you.” It is, of course, not the end for Charles, who is discovered by Oliver and their young partner in true-crime podcasting, Mabel (Selena Gomez). With Charles in a stroller, the three of them manage to reach the boiler room just in time to prevent Jan from gassing the whole building. Then they go to get Charles’ stomach pumped. Ryan’s role as the cunning murderer down the hall is a big departure from what is perhaps her best-known character, dorky human resources representative Holly Flax on “The Office.” But the actress has tackled her share of tough-gal roles before, including Baltimore police Officer Beadie Russell on “The Wire” and hardened welfare mother in “Gone Baby Gone,” which earned her an Oscar nomination. She has also had a notable Broadway career, with Tony nominations for her roles in the 2000 revival of “Uncle Vanya” and the 2005 revival of “A Streetcar Named Desire.” In a recent phone conversation from her home in New York, she discussed the inspirations for her character on “Only Murders,” mastering the bassoon (sort of) and working with Martin and Short. These are edited excerpts. Q: Did you know before you took the role that Jan was the murderer? Or one of them at least? A: Yes. Before I joined, (series co-creator) John Hoffman gave me the outline of the whole series — he didn’t have scripts fully written yet — and shared that I was the murderer. Q: Did you believe she was capable of murder? A: There was an article in The New York Times about a woman — a New Yorker — who went off into a QAnon kind of world from writing comedy. And the dial just turned so slowly for her, for her reality to bend. And I thought, “That could be Jan, too.” Living alone on the Upper West Side, losing your friends one by one. Not that QAnon people are murderers, but just someone not dealing with reality — I thought that could be her way in. Q: Was Kono her first victim? A: No, she’s definitely done it before. In that last scene with Steve when he’s on the floor and she recognizes all the signs — oh, yeah, there goes the slurring, oh, yep, you’re right on target — I think Tim Kono is not her first. (Laughs.) Q: Is she a psychopath? A: I know someone who committed murder — they’re not a close friend — but they snapped. I don’t know what pushes someone closer and closer and closer. And that was a one-time thing, so what is a person who repeats? I imagine they must be a sociopath. So I think that is Jan. Q: Does she really love Charles? Or is it all just an act? A: She knows she’s lying when she’s telling him, “I’m first chair and I have a big performance tonight,” but when she said that, she believed it. I believe, in that moment, she does love Charles. She does. Q: The fact that she props his head up on a pillow after she poisons him is twistedly romantic. A: Yeah. (Laughs.) Charles is probably the most special of the group. He was probably the first one to tell her he loved her back. Q: You have such an ability to manipulate your facial expressions, from the slightest narrowing of your eyes to the tensing of your cheekbones. Do you look in a mirror to practice? A: (Laughs.) No. I just haven’t done anything to alter my face — I’ve never been injected with anything. When I was a kid, I used to look in the mirror and practice when I thought I wanted to be an actor, but not now, no. Q: Did you get a kick out of that all-black power ensemble you’re wearing in the final confrontation scene? A: Oh my God, I love it. They gave me that outfit when I left. I don’t know if I can really wear it now — maybe around the house, it might spook people. I love the clothes that they put Jan in. We kept finding shoulders that were femininely cut — lots of puffy shoulders. When I filmed this series last January through April, I came out of sweatpants and got to wear all those clothes, which was such a delight. Q: How comfortable were you shooting a gun? A: I shot a gun quite a bunch on (2016 action comedy) “Central Intelligence,” which was not fun. Even fake guns, shooting blanks — the recoil, the vibrations, and you’re doing it for six hours a day. I don’t like it; I don’t like guns. The violence of having to put a gun in Tim’s mouth — that was horrible to do. We’re playing make-believe, but it’s still such a violent gesture, and you want to just get it over quickly. I’m not in full character in that moment where I’m murderous and full of hate. I’m the actor who’s making sure I’m not pulling his necktie too tight to choke him, and that I’m not chipping his tooth when I put this gun in his mouth. Q: Did you learn to play the bassoon? A: There wasn’t time, but I worked with this wonderful musician, Jackie Henderson. I had her record some of the pieces that Jan plays in the show, and then I would study the video of Jackie — when and where she took a breath, and her finger movements on the keys. I would hit the keys and play along with the video, and by the time we filmed it, I would do it at the rhythm like 3-2-1-2-2-3-3-2-2-1, over my fingers. So it was just kind of mimicry. Q: I’m sure the bassoonists who are watching the show feel seen. A: I was watching “Fleabag,” and the nephew character — I was like, “The bassoon! He’s playing the bassoon, oh my God!” I was so excited. Q: Are you a true-crime person? A: I’m not a true-crime fan — I don’t have the patience for it. I’m not a puzzle solver. I want to know right away. Q: Do you have any fun stories about working with Martin and Short? A: I know all Steve Martin’s films; I listened to his albums when I was a kid. My sense of comedy was like, “Oh, I should just try to repeat his.” So there is a moment that I’m there on set, and I can’t shed my 12-year-old self. It’s weird — how do you just be present, and now this just happens to be the actor that you work with, and his name is Steve Martin, and no, that’s not the person who inspired you as a kid? You can’t just geek out on him, but it’s hard. And the same with Martin Short. I also knew it’s best to keep quiet — just let them do their thing; don’t interject, don’t try to play along when we’re off set. Their banter is so brilliant, and they’re constantly writing and working. You’re just there, and these gems are thrown about the stage. It’s remarkable how fast their brains work. A: Maybe Jan will be back, I’m not sure — someone will have to come bring her a cake in jail, I suppose. Jan can be in a cell with Selena or something, lose her mind. Q: Of course, she’ll find a way to get her bassoon back and drive all the other prisoners crazy. A: That would be amazing.

Amy Ryan on the surprise finale of ‘Only Murders in the Building’

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<p>Oscar winner Halle Berry has found true love this time around.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Recently, the actor attended the ELLE Women in Hollywood Celebration at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in Los Angeles on Tuesday with her handsome boyfriend Van Hunt.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>The cute couple walked the red carpet wearing colour-coordinated outfits. Berry wore a purple gown, and Hunt opted for a purple suit.</p>

<p>"I mean because it's my time. It was finally my time and the right one finally showed up," Berry reportedly said when asked about her love interest at the red carpet.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>In September of 2020, Berry revealed she's dating Hunt and the couple has been open about their romance since then.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Halle Berry has been married thrice in the past. She was first married to David Justice from 1993 to 1997, then Eric Benét from 2001 to 2005 and Olivier Martinez from 2013 to 2016.</p>

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Oscar winner Halle Berry has found true love this time around. Recently, the actor attended the ELLE Women in Hollywood Celebration at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in Los Angeles on Tuesday with her handsome boyfriend Van Hunt.

Oscar winner Halle Berry has found true love this time around. Recently, the actor attended the ELLE Women in Hollywood Celebration at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in Los Angeles on Tuesday with her handsome boyfriend Van Hunt. Also read: Jamie Lynn Spears book: Mental health NGO rejects donation following backlash The cute couple walked the red carpet wearing colour-coordinated outfits. Berry wore a purple gown, and Hunt opted for a purple suit. "I mean because it's my time. It was finally my time and the right one finally showed up," Berry reportedly said when asked about her love interest at the red carpet. Also read: Uma Thurman to star as Arianna Huffington in series on the journey of Uber In September of 2020, Berry revealed she's dating Hunt and the couple has been open about their romance since then. Halle Berry has been married thrice in the past. She was first married to David Justice from 1993 to 1997, then Eric Benét from 2001 to 2005 and Olivier Martinez from 2013 to 2016. Also read: Adarsh Gourav signs web series 'Extrapolations' co-starring Meryl Streep

Halle Berry on romance with Van Hunt: Right one has finally showed up

<p>Imagine you are just taking a dive in the sea. You have nothing in mind other than just taking a casual dip and forget your worries a little. And suddenly, out of nowhere, you find a piece of what appears to be a sword. You take it out, show it to experts and it turns out to be a 900-year-old artefact.</p>

<p>A similar thing happened to one Shlomi Katzin as he took a dip in shallow waters off the coast of Haifa in Israel.</p>

<p>The sword Shomi found turned out to be a 900 years old weapon used by a warrior during Crusades.</p>

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<p><em>(Jacob Sharvit of the Israel Antiquities Authority displays the sword)</em></p>

<p>The Crusades were series of conflicts between Christians and Muslim forces over the control of Jerusalem and other parts of the Holy Land. The conflict, which began in 1095 and lasted for centuries, saw European Christian warriors travelling to Middle East/ West Asia to battle with the Muslim forces.</p>

<p>The sword, it is believed, resurfaced due to shifting sands. The sword is about one metre long, something that signifies that the warrior wielding it was physically strong. When found, the sword was covered in sea organisms.</p>

<p>The Israel Antiques Authority (IAA) has been quoted in media reports as saying that the sword would be cleaned, analysed and will be put on public display.</p>

<p>The IAA said the Carmel coast area where the sword was found was used through the centuries by ships seeking shelter from storms due to its many coves, leaving various "rich archaeological finds".</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


Imagine you are just taking a dive in the sea. You have nothing in mind other than just taking a casual dip and forget your worries a little. And suddenly, out of nowhere, you find a piece of what appears to be a sword.

Imagine you are just taking a dive in the sea. You have nothing in mind other than just taking a casual dip and forget your worries a little. And suddenly, out of nowhere, you find a piece of what appears to be a sword. You take it out, show it to experts and it turns out to be a 900-year-old artefact. A similar thing happened to one Shlomi Katzin as he took a dip in shallow waters off the coast of Haifa in Israel. The sword Shomi found turned out to be a 900 years old weapon used by a warrior during Crusades. (Jacob Sharvit of the Israel Antiquities Authority displays the sword) The Crusades were series of conflicts between Christians and Muslim forces over the control of Jerusalem and other parts of the Holy Land. The conflict, which began in 1095 and lasted for centuries, saw European Christian warriors travelling to Middle East/ West Asia to battle with the Muslim forces. The sword, it is believed, resurfaced due to shifting sands. The sword is about one metre long, something that signifies that the warrior wielding it was physically strong. When found, the sword was covered in sea organisms. The Israel Antiques Authority (IAA) has been quoted in media reports as saying that the sword would be cleaned, analysed and will be put on public display. The IAA said the Carmel coast area where the sword was found was used through the centuries by ships seeking shelter from storms due to its many coves, leaving various "rich archaeological finds". (With inputs from agencies)

Diver finds 900-year-old crusader sword off Israel coast

<p>Trevor Jones, a former contestant on reality TV show Millionaire Matchmaker, died earlier this month, reports confirmed on Tuesday. He was 34 at the time of his death.</p>

<p>As per reports, his loved ones reportedly said that Jones died suddenly on October 9 from complications related to Vascular Ehlers Danlos Syndrome: a disorder that affects an individual's connective tissue and can weaken the walls of blood vessels.</p>

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<p>"Trevor was the type of person that left a footprint in the world without even trying. He was sincere, generous, funny, and always tried to give back," the GoFundMe page created for his family reads.</p>

<p>"Trevor had a gift where he could make anyone smile, laugh, or feel comfortable with just a look or a few words," the page adds.</p>

<p>Jones is survived by his wife Cherrie and his six-month-old daughter Finley.</p>

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<p>"Trevor loved his two girls more than anything in the world and made it a point to make sure everyone knew, too," friends and family wrote.</p>

<p>In a YouTube tribute video, Jones' friend Travis Lubinsky said that his death was "extremely tragic and unexpected." Lubinksy was heard saying, "I spent the last few days upset and angry. But in this situation, I know Trevor would want us to celebrate his life."&nbsp;</p>

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Jones appeared on the eighth season of 'Millionaire Matchmaker'. Patti Stanger, who hosted the show until 2015, told a news website that she was "deeply saddened" by the news of his untimely demise.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"Trevor was one of the nicest daters on the show. It's hard to remember every single dater from the show but I definitely remember him. He was lovely, handsome, and will be missed," she said, reportedly.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Jones also made another reality TV show, 'The Profit', and introduced his company Flex Watches that donates a part of each watch sale to various charities, reports claim.</p>

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Trevor Jones, a former contestant on reality TV show Millionaire Matchmaker, died earlier this month, reports confirmed on Tuesday. He was 34 at the time of his death.

Trevor Jones, a former contestant on reality TV show Millionaire Matchmaker, died earlier this month, reports confirmed on Tuesday. He was 34 at the time of his death. As per reports, his loved ones reportedly said that Jones died suddenly on October 9 from complications related to Vascular Ehlers Danlos Syndrome: a disorder that affects an individual's connective tissue and can weaken the walls of blood vessels. Also read: Danny DeVito, 'Jumanji' star, joins Owen Wilson in 'Haunted Mansion' "Trevor was the type of person that left a footprint in the world without even trying. He was sincere, generous, funny, and always tried to give back," the GoFundMe page created for his family reads. "Trevor had a gift where he could make anyone smile, laugh, or feel comfortable with just a look or a few words," the page adds. Jones is survived by his wife Cherrie and his six-month-old daughter Finley. Also read: Halloween comes early for Kanye West as he steps out in creepy mask in NYC "Trevor loved his two girls more than anything in the world and made it a point to make sure everyone knew, too," friends and family wrote. In a YouTube tribute video, Jones' friend Travis Lubinsky said that his death was "extremely tragic and unexpected." Lubinksy was heard saying, "I spent the last few days upset and angry. But in this situation, I know Trevor would want us to celebrate his life." Jones appeared on the eighth season of 'Millionaire Matchmaker'. Patti Stanger, who hosted the show until 2015, told a news website that she was "deeply saddened" by the news of his untimely demise. "Trevor was one of the nicest daters on the show. It's hard to remember every single dater from the show but I definitely remember him. He was lovely, handsome, and will be missed," she said, reportedly. Jones also made another reality TV show, 'The Profit', and introduced his company Flex Watches that donates a part of each watch sale to various charities, reports claim. Also read: Look who's jealous over Kourtney Kardashian's engagement to Travis Barker!

Trevor Jones, former reality TV show 'Millionaire Matchmaker' contestant, dead at 34

<p>Non-profit organisation, This Is My Brave, has refused to accept Jamie Lynn Spears' donation after receiving backlash, reports claim.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Jamie Lynn Spears is ready to tell her side of the story pertaining to sister Britney Spears' 13 year-long conservatorship battle in her upcoming book, but some would rather steer clear of it.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Recently, Jamie Lynn had announced that she has finished writing her book 'Things I Should Have Said' in an Instagram post. She wrote that she had plans of donating a part of her book proceeds to the non-profit organisation This Is My Brave.</p>

<p>But on Tuesday, the organization announced via its own Instagram post that it does not plan on accepting Spears' donation.</p>

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<p>"We Heard You. We're Taking Action. We are deeply sorry to anyone we offended. We are declining the donation from Jamie Lynn Spears' upcoming book," said the NGO's statement.</p>

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<p>This decision on the NGO's part came after facing massive backlash as people commented asking them to severe ties with Spears junior. Over the years, Britney has claimed, according to reports, that her family refused to help her with ending the now-dissolved conservatorship knowing full well what it was doing to the popstar's mental health.</p>

<p>In her post, Jamie Lynn said she chose this NGO because they know "how scary it can be to share personal struggles, especially if you don't feel you have the support or a safe space to do so, and they are doing amazing work to support and encourage people as they bravely share their experiences."</p>

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<p>In the past, Jamie Lynn had posted Instagram Stories reacting to accusations of her not being there for her sister.</p>

<p>&nbsp;"I've made a very conscious choice in my life to only participate in her life as her sister, as an aunt to those boys. Maybe I didn't support [her the way] the public would like me to with the hashtag on a public platform, but I can assure you that I supported my sister long before there was a hashtag, and I'll support her long after," she wrote at the time.&nbsp;</p>

<p>'Things I Should Have Said' is slated to release on January 22, 2022.</p>

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Non-profit organisation, This Is My Brave, has refused to accept Jamie Lynn Spears' donation after receiving backlash, reports claim. Jamie Lynn Spears is ready to tell her side of the story pertaining to sister Britney Spears' 13 year-long conservatorship battle in her upcoming book, but some would rather steer clear of it.

Non-profit organisation, This Is My Brave, has refused to accept Jamie Lynn Spears' donation after receiving backlash, reports claim. Jamie Lynn Spears is ready to tell her side of the story pertaining to sister Britney Spears' 13 year-long conservatorship battle in her upcoming book, but some would rather steer clear of it. Also read: Danny DeVito, 'Jumanji' star, joins Owen Wilson in 'Haunted Mansion' Recently, Jamie Lynn had announced that she has finished writing her book 'Things I Should Have Said' in an Instagram post. She wrote that she had plans of donating a part of her book proceeds to the non-profit organisation This Is My Brave. But on Tuesday, the organization announced via its own Instagram post that it does not plan on accepting Spears' donation. Also read: Sonu Sood to host reality TV show 'It Happens Only in India' "We Heard You. We're Taking Action. We are deeply sorry to anyone we offended. We are declining the donation from Jamie Lynn Spears' upcoming book," said the NGO's statement. View this post on Instagram A post shared by This Is My Brave (@thisismybrave) × This decision on the NGO's part came after facing massive backlash as people commented asking them to severe ties with Spears junior. Over the years, Britney has claimed, according to reports, that her family refused to help her with ending the now-dissolved conservatorship knowing full well what it was doing to the popstar's mental health. In her post, Jamie Lynn said she chose this NGO because they know "how scary it can be to share personal struggles, especially if you don't feel you have the support or a safe space to do so, and they are doing amazing work to support and encourage people as they bravely share their experiences." Also read: Look who's jealous over Kourtney Kardashian's engagement to Travis Barker! In the past, Jamie Lynn had posted Instagram Stories reacting to accusations of her not being there for her sister. "I've made a very conscious choice in my life to only participate in her life as her sister, as an aunt to those boys. Maybe I didn't support [her the way] the public would like me to with the hashtag on a public platform, but I can assure you that I supported my sister long before there was a hashtag, and I'll support her long after," she wrote at the time. 'Things I Should Have Said' is slated to release on January 22, 2022. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Jamie Lynn Spears (@jamielynnspears) ×

Jamie Lynn Spears book: Mental health NGO rejects donation following backlash

<p>India is a vast and diverse land, with unique, intriguing stories coming out of every corner of this country. Now, telling those stories to the global audience is Indian actor and philanthropist Sonu Sood.</p>

<p>Sood has reportedly collaborated with National Geographic to bring to its viewers an original series ‘It Happens Only in India’. This 10-part series will take viewers into the lesser-known and well-researched narratives, from across the length and breadth of India.</p>

<p><strong>Also read:</strong>&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-eternals-early-reviews-in-critics-are-dumbfounded-by-chloe-zhaos-stunning-masterpiece-422224" hreflang="en">'Eternals' early reviews in! Critics dumbfounded by Chloe Zhao's 'masterpiece'</a></p>

<p>Premiering on October 26 at 8 pm on National Geographic Channel in India, the show will have Sonu Sood presenting fascinating and unexpected stories across the nation–from modern to mystic, people to places, myths to natural wonders, talented innovators, astounding megastructures to the latest in-space technology that are all distinctly Indian.</p>

<p>Every episode will bring unconventional stories for the viewers pushing the boundaries of how they well they know and understand the country.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Also read:&nbsp;</strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/lifestyle/news-look-whos-jealous-over-kourtney-kardashians-engagement-to-travis-barker-422275" hreflang="en">Look who's jealous over Kourtney Kardashian's engagement to Travis Barker!</a></p>

<p>“No matter how much you learn about India, you can’t know enough. The country’s diversity has tons of incredible stories that are yet to revealed and this show will take viewers on a fascinating journey; bringing them closer to the incredible culture, nature, heritage and marvels of our nation and make them proud to be a citizen of this country. I am really happy that I got to be a part of this journey with an incredible brand like National Geographic,” said Sonu Sood, reportedly.</p>

<p>“At National Geographic, we harness the power of exploration to uncover stories and provide unique insights into the world around us. We have been constantly working towards making our relationship with our viewers more personal and connected; bringing a wholesome meaning to our stories through localization. With ‘It Happens Only in India’, our focus is to celebrate the uniqueness of India across multiple spheres, and we couldn’t think of a better host than Sonu Sood to present these enriching stories,” said the team of National Geographic in their annoucement statement.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Also read:&nbsp;</strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/lifestyle/news-blue-ivy-crashes-jay-z-and-beyonc%C3%A9-date-night-422289" hreflang="en">Blue Ivy crashes Jay-Z and Beyoncé date night</a></p>


India is a vast and diverse land, with unique, intriguing stories coming out of every corner of this country. Now, telling those stories to the global audience is Indian actor and philanthropist Sonu Sood.

India is a vast and diverse land, with unique, intriguing stories coming out of every corner of this country. Now, telling those stories to the global audience is Indian actor and philanthropist Sonu Sood. Sood has reportedly collaborated with National Geographic to bring to its viewers an original series ‘It Happens Only in India’. This 10-part series will take viewers into the lesser-known and well-researched narratives, from across the length and breadth of India. Also read: 'Eternals' early reviews in! Critics dumbfounded by Chloe Zhao's 'masterpiece' Premiering on October 26 at 8 pm on National Geographic Channel in India, the show will have Sonu Sood presenting fascinating and unexpected stories across the nation–from modern to mystic, people to places, myths to natural wonders, talented innovators, astounding megastructures to the latest in-space technology that are all distinctly Indian. Every episode will bring unconventional stories for the viewers pushing the boundaries of how they well they know and understand the country. Also read: Look who's jealous over Kourtney Kardashian's engagement to Travis Barker! “No matter how much you learn about India, you can’t know enough. The country’s diversity has tons of incredible stories that are yet to revealed and this show will take viewers on a fascinating journey; bringing them closer to the incredible culture, nature, heritage and marvels of our nation and make them proud to be a citizen of this country. I am really happy that I got to be a part of this journey with an incredible brand like National Geographic,” said Sonu Sood, reportedly. “At National Geographic, we harness the power of exploration to uncover stories and provide unique insights into the world around us. We have been constantly working towards making our relationship with our viewers more personal and connected; bringing a wholesome meaning to our stories through localization. With ‘It Happens Only in India’, our focus is to celebrate the uniqueness of India across multiple spheres, and we couldn’t think of a better host than Sonu Sood to present these enriching stories,” said the team of National Geographic in their annoucement statement. Also read: Blue Ivy crashes Jay-Z and Beyoncé date night

Sonu Sood to host reality TV show 'It Happens Only in India'

<p>Beyoncé and JAY-Z's love story is one for story books!</p>

<p>Recently, this gorgeous couple from the global music space was out on a romantic dinner date when they were interrupted by their nine-year-old daughter Blue Ivy Carter.</p>

<p><strong>Also read:&nbsp;</strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-halloween-comes-early-for-kanye-west-as-he-steps-out-in-creepy-mask-in-nyc-422229" hreflang="en">Halloween comes early for Kanye West as he steps out in creepy mask in NYC</a></p>

<p>To be absolutely honest with you, the whole episode--involving pizza and champagne--was an act for Tiffany &amp; Co.'s latest short film.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In the duo's first campaign together for the same premium brand, Beyoncé and JAY-Z told the tale of a "modern love story," and this short film seems to be an extension of that.</p>

<p><strong>Also read:</strong>&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/the-white-tiger-star-adarsh-gourav-signs-extrapolations-co-starring-meryl-streep-kit-harington-422266" hreflang="en">Adarsh Gourav signs web series 'Extrapolations' co-starring Meryl Streep</a></p>

<p>As part of their collaboration with Tiffany, the celebrity pair has also launched a scholarship fund exclusively for students from five Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). Initially, they were criticized for promoting the oppressive colonial histories of diamond mining in one of the older campaigns.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The current film 'Date Night', however, is more intimate and focuses on their romance.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Also read:</strong>&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-danny-devito-jumanji-star-joins-owen-wilson--tiffany-haddish-in-haunted-mansion-422260" hreflang="en">Danny DeVito, 'Jumanji' star, joins Owen Wilson in 'Haunted Mansion'</a></p>

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Beyoncé and JAY-Z's love story is one for story books! Recently, this gorgeous couple from the global music space was out on a romantic dinner date when they were interrupted by their nine-year-old daughter Blue Ivy Carter.

Beyoncé and JAY-Z's love story is one for story books! Recently, this gorgeous couple from the global music space was out on a romantic dinner date when they were interrupted by their nine-year-old daughter Blue Ivy Carter. Also read: Halloween comes early for Kanye West as he steps out in creepy mask in NYC To be absolutely honest with you, the whole episode--involving pizza and champagne--was an act for Tiffany & Co.'s latest short film. In the duo's first campaign together for the same premium brand, Beyoncé and JAY-Z told the tale of a "modern love story," and this short film seems to be an extension of that. Also read: Adarsh Gourav signs web series 'Extrapolations' co-starring Meryl Streep As part of their collaboration with Tiffany, the celebrity pair has also launched a scholarship fund exclusively for students from five Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). Initially, they were criticized for promoting the oppressive colonial histories of diamond mining in one of the older campaigns. The current film 'Date Night', however, is more intimate and focuses on their romance. Also read: Danny DeVito, 'Jumanji' star, joins Owen Wilson in 'Haunted Mansion'

Blue Ivy crashes Jay-Z and Beyoncé date night

<p>While American reality TV star Kourtney Kardashian is on cloud nine following her romantic proposal and subsequent engagement to Travis Barker, there's a certain someone who's burning with envy (of course, allegedly!).&nbsp;</p>

<p>Scott Disick--Kourtney's ex and the father of her her three children--has reportedly not taken the news very well.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Also read:</strong>&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-danny-devito-jumanji-star-joins-owen-wilson--tiffany-haddish-in-haunted-mansion-422260" hreflang="en">Danny DeVito, 'Jumanji' star, joins Owen Wilson in 'Haunted Mansion'</a></p>

<p>"Scott is stewing over Kourtney and Travis' engagement and not happy at all. He's lonely right now and not in a relationship, and is very jealous that things are working out for Kourtney. Scott would prefer to go back to when him and Kourtney were just getting along as co-parents without anyone else in their lives romantically," a source has told an international news website.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>"He's trying to figure out his next move when it comes to their kids. Kourtney is trying to ignore any negativity from Scott because she has been down that road too many times to count and is just enjoying this moment," &nbsp;the source continued.&nbsp;</p>

<p>During the 'Keeping Up With the Kardashians' reunion episode back in June, Scott gave Kourtney his blessing for her then new relationship with Travis Barker, saying, "I think if you really love somebody, you want them to be happy no matter what. So I do give her a blessing to be happy."</p>

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<p>However, Scott didn't seem to mean what he had said at the time. In September, Scott was called out on Instagram by Kourtney's other ex, Younes Bendjima, for allegedly DMing him demeaning remarks about Kourtney and Travis' PDA during a vacation.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"Kourtney and Scott are definitely not as close as they once were. Scott has some unsettled ill will towards Kourtney and Travis being together and Kourtney is over the jealousy. She thinks Scott needs to grow up," another source reportedly said.&nbsp;</p>

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While American reality TV star Kourtney Kardashian is on cloud nine following her romantic proposal and subsequent engagement to Travis Barker, there's a certain someone who's burning with envy (of course, allegedly!

While American reality TV star Kourtney Kardashian is on cloud nine following her romantic proposal and subsequent engagement to Travis Barker, there's a certain someone who's burning with envy (of course, allegedly!). Scott Disick--Kourtney's ex and the father of her her three children--has reportedly not taken the news very well. Also read: Danny DeVito, 'Jumanji' star, joins Owen Wilson in 'Haunted Mansion' "Scott is stewing over Kourtney and Travis' engagement and not happy at all. He's lonely right now and not in a relationship, and is very jealous that things are working out for Kourtney. Scott would prefer to go back to when him and Kourtney were just getting along as co-parents without anyone else in their lives romantically," a source has told an international news website. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kourtney Kardashian (@kourtneykardash) × "He's trying to figure out his next move when it comes to their kids. Kourtney is trying to ignore any negativity from Scott because she has been down that road too many times to count and is just enjoying this moment," the source continued. During the 'Keeping Up With the Kardashians' reunion episode back in June, Scott gave Kourtney his blessing for her then new relationship with Travis Barker, saying, "I think if you really love somebody, you want them to be happy no matter what. So I do give her a blessing to be happy." Also read: Adarsh Gourav signs web series 'Extrapolations' co-starring Meryl Streep However, Scott didn't seem to mean what he had said at the time. In September, Scott was called out on Instagram by Kourtney's other ex, Younes Bendjima, for allegedly DMing him demeaning remarks about Kourtney and Travis' PDA during a vacation. "Kourtney and Scott are definitely not as close as they once were. Scott has some unsettled ill will towards Kourtney and Travis being together and Kourtney is over the jealousy. She thinks Scott needs to grow up," another source reportedly said. Also read: 'Eternals' early reviews in! Critics dumbfounded by Chloe Zhao's 'masterpiece'

Look who's jealous over Kourtney Kardashian's engagement to Travis Barker!

<p>'Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings', one of the most successful movies of Marvel Studios in recent times, is all set to finally release in theatres across the Indian state of Maharashtra on Friday (October 22).</p>

<p>The film has already released in other parts of India on September 2 except Maharashtra as theatres remained shut there owing to the pandemic.</p>

<p><strong>Also read:</strong>&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-recording-academy-commits-to-grammy-awards-inclusion-rider-422177">Recording Academy commits to Grammy Awards inclusion rider</a></p>

<p>Directed by Destin Daniel Cretton, the film features Simu Liu, Tony Leung, Awkwafina, Fala Chen, Meng'er Zhang, Florian Munteanu and Ronny Chieng with Michelle Yeoh in crucial roles.&nbsp;</p>

<p>'Shang-Chi' is the first Marvel movie with an Asian superhero as lead. The story is set after the events of 'Avengers: Endgame' (2019).</p>

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<p>A part of WION's review of the movie reads as, "... 'Shang-Chi' is visually stunning. The action sequences are so well choreographed and it makes Marvel's previous film's and its action sequences pale in comparison. It also beautifully merges the mysticism that Asia is known for into Marvel's superhero realm. The result is simply brilliant!"</p>

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'Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings', one of the most successful movies of Marvel Studios in recent times, is all set to finally release in theatres across the Indian state of Maharashtra on Friday (October 22).

'Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings', one of the most successful movies of Marvel Studios in recent times, is all set to finally release in theatres across the Indian state of Maharashtra on Friday (October 22). The film has already released in other parts of India on September 2 except Maharashtra as theatres remained shut there owing to the pandemic. Also read: Recording Academy commits to Grammy Awards inclusion rider Directed by Destin Daniel Cretton, the film features Simu Liu, Tony Leung, Awkwafina, Fala Chen, Meng'er Zhang, Florian Munteanu and Ronny Chieng with Michelle Yeoh in crucial roles. 'Shang-Chi' is the first Marvel movie with an Asian superhero as lead. The story is set after the events of 'Avengers: Endgame' (2019). View this post on Instagram A post shared by Marvel India (@marvel_india) × Also read: Opinion | 'Jashn-e-Outrage': India and its obsession with getting offended A part of WION's review of the movie reads as, "... 'Shang-Chi' is visually stunning. The action sequences are so well choreographed and it makes Marvel's previous film's and its action sequences pale in comparison. It also beautifully merges the mysticism that Asia is known for into Marvel's superhero realm. The result is simply brilliant!" Also read: M. Night Shyamalan to serve as jury president at Berlin Film Festival

'Shang-Chi' to finally release in Indian state of Maharashtra as theatres gear up to reopen

<p>Veteran Hollywood actor Danny DeVito is all set to star in the official remake of 'The Haunted Mansion', reports confirm.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The actor will be joining the already stellar star cast, including LaKeith Stanfield, Tiffany Haddish, Owen Wilson and Rosario Dawson, of the film.</p>

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<p>Justin Simien, of 'Dear White People' and 'Bad Hair' fame, will be directing the remake.<br />
Not much is known about the story that is being developed by Katie Dippold. However, it is believed that the latest version follows a mother-son duo who chance upon a mansion that has secrets of its own. The mother and her son are orbited by various other characters leading them to the moment when the mystery unveils itself.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>As per reports, DeVito will play the role of a 'smug professor'. His last big-ticket movie was 2019's 'Jumanji: The Next Level'.</p>

<p>Dan Lin and Jonathan Eirich will produce the film, while Nick Reynolds serves as executive producer. The film's production work started last week in New Orleans and Atlanta.</p>

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Veteran Hollywood actor Danny DeVito is all set to star in the official remake of 'The Haunted Mansion', reports confirm. The actor will be joining the already stellar star cast, including LaKeith Stanfield, Tiffany Haddish, Owen Wilson and Rosario Dawson, of the film.

Veteran Hollywood actor Danny DeVito is all set to star in the official remake of 'The Haunted Mansion', reports confirm. The actor will be joining the already stellar star cast, including LaKeith Stanfield, Tiffany Haddish, Owen Wilson and Rosario Dawson, of the film. Also read: Shang-Chi' to release in Indian state of Maharashtra as theatres re-open Justin Simien, of 'Dear White People' and 'Bad Hair' fame, will be directing the remake. Not much is known about the story that is being developed by Katie Dippold. However, it is believed that the latest version follows a mother-son duo who chance upon a mansion that has secrets of its own. The mother and her son are orbited by various other characters leading them to the moment when the mystery unveils itself. Also read: 'Eternals' early reviews in! Critics dumbfounded by Chloe Zhao's 'masterpiece' As per reports, DeVito will play the role of a 'smug professor'. His last big-ticket movie was 2019's 'Jumanji: The Next Level'. Dan Lin and Jonathan Eirich will produce the film, while Nick Reynolds serves as executive producer. The film's production work started last week in New Orleans and Atlanta. Also read: After ‘Dunkirk’, Harry Styles lands second acting job in ‘Eternals’: Reports

Danny DeVito, 'Jumanji' star, joins Owen Wilson & Tiffany Haddish in 'Haunted Mansion'

<p>Bollywood actor Shah Rukh Khan's son Aryan Khan, who has been in jail since October 3 in connection to a drug-bust case, assured NCB officials during a counseling session that he would work for the welfare of the poor.</p>

<p>According to reports, Aryan has also promised to walk down the right path and not do anything to tarnish his name in the future, an official reportedly said on Saturday.</p>

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<p>Aryan is currently lodged in Arthur Road prison after he was arrested by the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) following alleged drug seizure at a party from a cruise ship off the Mumbai coast on October 2.</p>

<p>During his counselling session by officials that involved NCB's zonal director Sameer Wankhede and other social workers, Aryan said after his release, he will work towards the "social and financial uplift of the poor and downtrodden" and refrain from doing what would put him in spotlight for wrong reasons, an agency official reportedly said.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"I will do something that will make you proud of me," Aryan Khan reportedly told the officials and social workers present.</p>

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<p>Following the arrest, Aryan along with seven other accused including two women, underwent a counseling session.&nbsp;</p>

<p>A special court for Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act cases would pass its order on Aryan's bail plea on October 20.</p>

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Bollywood actor Shah Rukh Khan's son Aryan Khan, who has been in jail since October 3 in connection to a drug-bust case, assured NCB officials during a counseling session that he would work for the welfare of the poor.

Bollywood actor Shah Rukh Khan's son Aryan Khan, who has been in jail since October 3 in connection to a drug-bust case, assured NCB officials during a counseling session that he would work for the welfare of the poor. According to reports, Aryan has also promised to walk down the right path and not do anything to tarnish his name in the future, an official reportedly said on Saturday. Also read: Hrithik Roshan grooves to Amitabh Bachchan's song 'Janu Meri Jaan' at gym Aryan is currently lodged in Arthur Road prison after he was arrested by the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) following alleged drug seizure at a party from a cruise ship off the Mumbai coast on October 2. During his counselling session by officials that involved NCB's zonal director Sameer Wankhede and other social workers, Aryan said after his release, he will work towards the "social and financial uplift of the poor and downtrodden" and refrain from doing what would put him in spotlight for wrong reasons, an agency official reportedly said. "I will do something that will make you proud of me," Aryan Khan reportedly told the officials and social workers present. Also read: Russian crew to return to Earth after filming first movie in space Following the arrest, Aryan along with seven other accused including two women, underwent a counseling session. A special court for Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act cases would pass its order on Aryan's bail plea on October 20. Also read: Hollywood film-crew union reaches tentative deal, averting strike

Aryan Khan to officials: Will work for the poor & downtrodden, make you proud

<p>Oscar-winning actor Rami Malek made his Saturday Night Live (SNL) hosting debut with an opening that was dedicated to the villains of Hollywood.&nbsp;</p>

<p><br />
The 'No Time To Die' started his monologue by talking about his latest role as the Bond villain alongside Daniel Craig. "I’ve played a lot of dramatic roles in my career, recently the new Bond villain. I don’t usually do comedy. I tend to play these really intense characters, which makes a lost of sense because people tell me I have a resting villain face ...“I've always been more drawn to villains."</p>

<p><strong>Also read:&nbsp;</strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/bollywood/news-aryan-khan-to-officials-will-work-for-the-poor--downtrodden-make-you-proud-421443" hreflang="en">Aryan Khan to officials: Will work for the poor &amp; downtrodden, make you proud</a></p>

<p><br />
Malek revealed that people have told him he has a 'rest villain face' and also shared who he has common traits with. "Disney has made movies where the villain is in the title ... Cruella, Maleficent, Bambi."</p>

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<p>In the recently released promo, Malek is joined by musical guest Young Thug and SNL cast members Bowen Yang and Ego Nwodim.</p>

<p><strong>Also read:&nbsp;</strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-wonder-woman-3-in-works-patty-jenkins-confirms-third-gal-gadot-led-film-421526" hreflang="en">Wonder Woman 3 in works! Patty Jenkins confirms third Gal Gadot-led film</a></p>

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"You know, Rami, a lot of people find your eyes unnerving, but I don't see it," Nwodim says in the promo.</p>

<p><br />
"Thank you?" Malek replied, perplexed with her compliment.&nbsp;</p>

<p><br />
"You two should have a starring contest," Yang recommends, which Malek and Nwodim both agree.</p>

<p><strong>Also read:</strong>&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/bollywood/news-wion-exclusive-salim-sulaiman--art-is-one-aspect-humanity-has-gone-out-the-window-in-afghanistan-421516">WION exclusive: Salim-Sulaiman- Humanity's gone out the window in Afghanistan</a></p>

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However, after just a second of Malek's intense gaze, Nwodim calls it off as, "This man is a demon."</p>

<p><br />
The gang--Yang, Nwodim and Young Thug--praise Malek for his role in the new James Bond movie 'No Time To Die'.</p>

<p><br />
Rami took the stage on October 16 with Young Thug and Jason.&nbsp;</p>


Oscar-winning actor Rami Malek made his Saturday Night Live (SNL) hosting debut with an opening that was dedicated to the villains of Hollywood. The 'No Time To Die' started his monologue by talking about his latest role as the Bond villain alongside Daniel Craig.

Oscar-winning actor Rami Malek made his Saturday Night Live (SNL) hosting debut with an opening that was dedicated to the villains of Hollywood. The 'No Time To Die' started his monologue by talking about his latest role as the Bond villain alongside Daniel Craig. "I’ve played a lot of dramatic roles in my career, recently the new Bond villain. I don’t usually do comedy. I tend to play these really intense characters, which makes a lost of sense because people tell me I have a resting villain face ...“I've always been more drawn to villains." Also read: Aryan Khan to officials: Will work for the poor & downtrodden, make you proud Malek revealed that people have told him he has a 'rest villain face' and also shared who he has common traits with. "Disney has made movies where the villain is in the title ... Cruella, Maleficent, Bambi." Rami Malek's Monologue! pic.twitter.com/QZBQZUVUJB — Saturday Night Live - SNL (@nbcsnl) October 17, 2021 × In the recently released promo, Malek is joined by musical guest Young Thug and SNL cast members Bowen Yang and Ego Nwodim. Also read: Wonder Woman 3 in works! Patty Jenkins confirms third Gal Gadot-led film "You know, Rami, a lot of people find your eyes unnerving, but I don't see it," Nwodim says in the promo. "Thank you?" Malek replied, perplexed with her compliment. "You two should have a starring contest," Yang recommends, which Malek and Nwodim both agree. Also read: WION exclusive: Salim-Sulaiman- Humanity's gone out the window in Afghanistan However, after just a second of Malek's intense gaze, Nwodim calls it off as, "This man is a demon." The gang--Yang, Nwodim and Young Thug--praise Malek for his role in the new James Bond movie 'No Time To Die'. Rami took the stage on October 16 with Young Thug and Jason.

'SNL': Rami Malek, his bulgy eyes and debut monologue are going viral; watch

<p>Straight shooters. High achievers. No-holds-barred interviewees. The Merchant brothers—popularly known as Salim-Sulaiman in Indian music industry—have no qualms about sharing space with other musicians. “(One) should get scared of the fame withering away only when you’re chasing it,” explains Sulaiman, matter-of-factly. They make music out of sheer passion for the art form and not the fame that comes along with the territory, they insist.</p>

<p><br />
In an exclusive interview with WION, the award-winning music composer duo—one of the few musician brothers to be working in Bollywood—discuss working with 25 other artists on their upcoming indie album ‘Bhoomi 2021’, the ‘insecurities’ they never had, the sibling rivalry that never brewed and the tragedy that is Afghanistan.&nbsp;</p>

<p><br />
Excerpts from WION’s conversation with the celebrated music composers. Read on:</p>

<p><br />
<strong>WION: To be a successful music-composing duo in Bollywood and releasing all-inclusive albums year after year. How do you both manage to do that?</strong></p>

<p><br />
<strong>Salim:</strong> Music is our only passion and we feel like we can do so much more with music. We have done so many movies and released a lot of singles. It's a very interesting time in music to grow as a business. That only happens when you continually consistently make music and excel in what you do. It is only because of this commitment to ourselves that we launched our own Music Label "Merchant Records". We feel very proud to be able to create something that will change the rules and keep music alive.We want budding artists to be fearless with their compositions and create music from the heart for the soul. We don’t want them to worry about pressures or costs involved in creating and delivering a hit.&nbsp;</p>

<p><br />
<strong>Sulaiman:</strong> Music for us is not a profession it is a passion And therefore it never feels like you’re working. Whether we are making music for Films or advertising or non-film albums like Bhoomi, it’s the passion that drives both Salim and me to keep making music and entertaining people.We don’t just want to make great music but want to go about it the right way. Our Music label Merchant Records is not only for Salim-Sulaiman and our objective and long-term vision is to invite the creative community of established, new, and emerging talent to co-create quality music.</p>

<p><br />
<strong>WION: Talking about inclusion, your independent album ‘Bhoomi 2021’ has other contemporary musicians’ joining forces with you. Don’t you both experience what we call an ‘artist’s insecurity’?</strong></p>

<p><br />
<strong>Salim: </strong>First of all Bhoomi 2021 follows the successful grand chapter of Bhoomi 2020 in the ongoing musical movement that Salim-Sulaiman started 20 years ago. Bhoomi is getting bigger and bigger each year as we have participation from so many incredible artists from India. Last year we did Bhoomi 2020 very successfully. This time we have had the vision to not just keep the languages of North India but also go South. We've gone East and West as well. Bhoomi is not just a project which expresses musically and it's not just about our culture but also about our tradition, history, our environment and also our faith.</p>

<p><br />
<strong>Sulaiman: </strong>There is absolutely no insecurity between composers. At some stage of our lives, all of us cooperate, collaborate , work together, produce music together, sing for each other and there's great camaraderie between us. Insecurity kicks in only when you feel unequal to someone and we have never had that vibe. As far as Bhoomi 2021 is concerned, as the name suggests, it is about the musical influences in terms of styles, melodies, and lyrics across our own “Bhoomi”. So, working with different musicians from the length and breadth of our country brings another layer of authenticity to the concept. That is why in our album we have included three beautiful composers namely Anurag Saikia, Ricky Kej , and Shor Police. Going forward we intend to do more. We want more artists to participate in Bhoomi so that way the movement becomes bigger and we get more diversity in the style of music. There's no question of insecurity as we are all happily creating music without any agenda or competition.</p>

<p><br />
<strong>WION: One of the songs you have produced (with Harshdeep Kaur in vocals) is about the Jallianwala Bagh Massacre. Since you talk about human tragedies in your music, what are your thoughts on the plight of Afghan artists fighting for life and artistic freedom?</strong></p>

<p><br />
<strong>Salim:</strong> I feel terrible about what Afghanistan as a country is going through. It is such a beautiful country with so much culture, tradition, artists and music but because of the current situation everyone is suffering. It's all gone back to hundreds of years behind. Art is one aspect but humanity has completely gone out of the window and that is something that is of a bigger concern.&nbsp;</p>

<p><br />
<strong>Sulaiman: </strong>What’s unfolding in Afghanistan is tragic.Years of incremental progress appear to have been eroded in the blink of an eye. For a country with such a rich heritage and culture, this comes as a major setback. But, they’ve always been a resilient populace and I hope that they continue to dig deep and strive towards living as normal a life as possible. As part of the global community, we must do what we can to support them.</p>

<p><br />
<strong>WION: You are to Bollywood what Russo brothers are to Hollywood—different genres, of course. But, have you ever felt sibling rivalry brewing between the two of you at any point in your career?</strong></p>

<p><br />
<strong>Salim: </strong>Sulaiman and I studied music together, we are always listening to music together, we were in bands together so it's only more powerful to have two instead of one. We don't have any sibling rivalry but when we make music, we have disagreements and arguments but ultimately music wins and that's the key to make good music and continue your relationship with your sibling and partner.&nbsp;</p>

<p><br />
<strong>Sulaiman:</strong> Salim and I have been making music for the last 30 years. When you are brothers and partners especially when you’re doing something as creative as making music or performing together I don’t think rivalry even comes into the picture. We both have our strengths that we bring to the table. And we leave the insecurities and negative energies for other people.</p>

<p><img alt="Salim-Sulaiman have made music for Chak De India, Fashion, Band Bajaa Baraat, Fashion, Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi , Krrish 3, Ladies vs Ricky Bahl and many more" data-entity-type="file" data-entity-uuid="1361e3de-67a9-404e-bb6b-9f1ffab4be94" src="//cdn.wionews.com/sites/default/files/inline-images/pjimage%20-%202021-10-17T162635.129.jpg" /><br />
<strong>WION: A day will come when&nbsp;there will be fewer phone calls, lesser interview requests to attend. Does the inevitable withering away of fame leave you worried sick? What is fame to you, anyway?</strong></p>

<p><br />
<strong>Salim:</strong> Fame was never a criterion for us when we started to pursue music. I think we have a lot to yet achieve what we wanted to in music. Fame, Awards, Accolades was never our goal. We always want to make a good song and not a hit song. A hit song will come and go but a good song will be heard forever. We don't make music for fame or glory but we make music for happiness. Also remember that Love is bigger than anything else and is unquantifiable. It’s what keeps us grounded and motivated to do more. We are also deeply grateful to our gurus, mentors, and parents who have given us the knowledge, values, and humility - that gives us the strength, passion, and purpose to spread happiness, love, and peace through our music.&nbsp;</p>

<p><br />
<strong>Sulaiman:</strong> You should get scared of the fame withering away only when you’re chasing it. We have never chased fame and in fact it came to us when we were busy enjoying our work. If you keep that in mind right at the onset, you will never feel any insecurity. I would rather have my music famous and popular because that will stay on forever. In today's times, the biggest blessing is the fact that we are safe and that God had been kind to us.</p>

<p><br />
<strong>WION: Chak De India has been a National Sports anthem for a very long time now. How do you handle the pressure of creating another sports anthem 'Haq Se India' that has a similar kind of expectations from people given the mood is pretty much the same? For this latest number, how do you plan on outdoing yourself?</strong></p>

<p><br />
<strong>Salim: </strong>When creating music, we always strive to maintain balance between retaining musicality and bringing out powerful emotions at the same time. Haq Se India was a huge challenge because it was encompassing the World Cup which India won in 2007 which was a miraculous victory. Chak De was a huge celebration as the Indian team returned and the movie released in 2007. The film "Haq se India" captures the spirit of that victory 14 years later and now it's releasing just before the World Cup. It was a big high for us and a huge challenge so we wanted to go higher and capture that spirit that Chak De had.Chants of “Indiaaaa” in the backdrop, and the eventual hookline recreate a stadium-like vibe that only add to the adrenaline.&nbsp;</p>

<p><br />
<strong>Sulaiman:</strong> We wanted to bring back the joyous spirit once again. We hope "Haq Se India” will evoke strong feelings of patriotism and inspire supporters to get behind the current squad; in the run-up to the upcoming tournament. We have tried to create a motivational track that captures elements of team spirit, passion, hard work, celebration, and joy. Amitabh Bhattacharya’s passionate lyrics leave one with goosebumps as Raj Pandit’s high notes bring the track to life.</p>


Straight shooters. High achievers. No-holds-barred interviewees. The Merchant brothers—popularly known as Salim-Sulaiman in Indian music industry—have no qualms about sharing space with other musicians.

Straight shooters. High achievers. No-holds-barred interviewees. The Merchant brothers—popularly known as Salim-Sulaiman in Indian music industry—have no qualms about sharing space with other musicians. “(One) should get scared of the fame withering away only when you’re chasing it,” explains Sulaiman, matter-of-factly. They make music out of sheer passion for the art form and not the fame that comes along with the territory, they insist. In an exclusive interview with WION, the award-winning music composer duo—one of the few musician brothers to be working in Bollywood—discuss working with 25 other artists on their upcoming indie album ‘Bhoomi 2021’, the ‘insecurities’ they never had, the sibling rivalry that never brewed and the tragedy that is Afghanistan. Excerpts from WION’s conversation with the celebrated music composers. Read on: WION: To be a successful music-composing duo in Bollywood and releasing all-inclusive albums year after year. How do you both manage to do that? Salim: Music is our only passion and we feel like we can do so much more with music. We have done so many movies and released a lot of singles. It's a very interesting time in music to grow as a business. That only happens when you continually consistently make music and excel in what you do. It is only because of this commitment to ourselves that we launched our own Music Label "Merchant Records". We feel very proud to be able to create something that will change the rules and keep music alive.We want budding artists to be fearless with their compositions and create music from the heart for the soul. We don’t want them to worry about pressures or costs involved in creating and delivering a hit. Sulaiman: Music for us is not a profession it is a passion And therefore it never feels like you’re working. Whether we are making music for Films or advertising or non-film albums like Bhoomi, it’s the passion that drives both Salim and me to keep making music and entertaining people.We don’t just want to make great music but want to go about it the right way. Our Music label Merchant Records is not only for Salim-Sulaiman and our objective and long-term vision is to invite the creative community of established, new, and emerging talent to co-create quality music. WION: Talking about inclusion, your independent album ‘Bhoomi 2021’ has other contemporary musicians’ joining forces with you. Don’t you both experience what we call an ‘artist’s insecurity’? Salim: First of all Bhoomi 2021 follows the successful grand chapter of Bhoomi 2020 in the ongoing musical movement that Salim-Sulaiman started 20 years ago. Bhoomi is getting bigger and bigger each year as we have participation from so many incredible artists from India. Last year we did Bhoomi 2020 very successfully. This time we have had the vision to not just keep the languages of North India but also go South. We've gone East and West as well. Bhoomi is not just a project which expresses musically and it's not just about our culture but also about our tradition, history, our environment and also our faith. Sulaiman: There is absolutely no insecurity between composers. At some stage of our lives, all of us cooperate, collaborate , work together, produce music together, sing for each other and there's great camaraderie between us. Insecurity kicks in only when you feel unequal to someone and we have never had that vibe. As far as Bhoomi 2021 is concerned, as the name suggests, it is about the musical influences in terms of styles, melodies, and lyrics across our own “Bhoomi”. So, working with different musicians from the length and breadth of our country brings another layer of authenticity to the concept. That is why in our album we have included three beautiful composers namely Anurag Saikia, Ricky Kej , and Shor Police. Going forward we intend to do more. We want more artists to participate in Bhoomi so that way the movement becomes bigger and we get more diversity in the style of music. There's no question of insecurity as we are all happily creating music without any agenda or competition. WION: One of the songs you have produced (with Harshdeep Kaur in vocals) is about the Jallianwala Bagh Massacre. Since you talk about human tragedies in your music, what are your thoughts on the plight of Afghan artists fighting for life and artistic freedom? Salim: I feel terrible about what Afghanistan as a country is going through. It is such a beautiful country with so much culture, tradition, artists and music but because of the current situation everyone is suffering. It's all gone back to hundreds of years behind. Art is one aspect but humanity has completely gone out of the window and that is something that is of a bigger concern. Sulaiman: What’s unfolding in Afghanistan is tragic.Years of incremental progress appear to have been eroded in the blink of an eye. For a country with such a rich heritage and culture, this comes as a major setback. But, they’ve always been a resilient populace and I hope that they continue to dig deep and strive towards living as normal a life as possible. As part of the global community, we must do what we can to support them. WION: You are to Bollywood what Russo brothers are to Hollywood—different genres, of course. But, have you ever felt sibling rivalry brewing between the two of you at any point in your career? Salim: Sulaiman and I studied music together, we are always listening to music together, we were in bands together so it's only more powerful to have two instead of one. We don't have any sibling rivalry but when we make music, we have disagreements and arguments but ultimately music wins and that's the key to make good music and continue your relationship with your sibling and partner. Sulaiman: Salim and I have been making music for the last 30 years. When you are brothers and partners especially when you’re doing something as creative as making music or performing together I don’t think rivalry even comes into the picture. We both have our strengths that we bring to the table. And we leave the insecurities and negative energies for other people. WION: A day will come when there will be fewer phone calls, lesser interview requests to attend. Does the inevitable withering away of fame leave you worried sick? What is fame to you, anyway? Salim: Fame was never a criterion for us when we started to pursue music. I think we have a lot to yet achieve what we wanted to in music. Fame, Awards, Accolades was never our goal. We always want to make a good song and not a hit song. A hit song will come and go but a good song will be heard forever. We don't make music for fame or glory but we make music for happiness. Also remember that Love is bigger than anything else and is unquantifiable. It’s what keeps us grounded and motivated to do more. We are also deeply grateful to our gurus, mentors, and parents who have given us the knowledge, values, and humility - that gives us the strength, passion, and purpose to spread happiness, love, and peace through our music. Sulaiman: You should get scared of the fame withering away only when you’re chasing it. We have never chased fame and in fact it came to us when we were busy enjoying our work. If you keep that in mind right at the onset, you will never feel any insecurity. I would rather have my music famous and popular because that will stay on forever. In today's times, the biggest blessing is the fact that we are safe and that God had been kind to us. WION: Chak De India has been a National Sports anthem for a very long time now. How do you handle the pressure of creating another sports anthem 'Haq Se India' that has a similar kind of expectations from people given the mood is pretty much the same? For this latest number, how do you plan on outdoing yourself? Salim: When creating music, we always strive to maintain balance between retaining musicality and bringing out powerful emotions at the same time. Haq Se India was a huge challenge because it was encompassing the World Cup which India won in 2007 which was a miraculous victory. Chak De was a huge celebration as the Indian team returned and the movie released in 2007. The film "Haq se India" captures the spirit of that victory 14 years later and now it's releasing just before the World Cup. It was a big high for us and a huge challenge so we wanted to go higher and capture that spirit that Chak De had.Chants of “Indiaaaa” in the backdrop, and the eventual hookline recreate a stadium-like vibe that only add to the adrenaline. Sulaiman: We wanted to bring back the joyous spirit once again. We hope "Haq Se India” will evoke strong feelings of patriotism and inspire supporters to get behind the current squad; in the run-up to the upcoming tournament. We have tried to create a motivational track that captures elements of team spirit, passion, hard work, celebration, and joy. Amitabh Bhattacharya’s passionate lyrics leave one with goosebumps as Raj Pandit’s high notes bring the track to life.

WION exclusive: Salim-Sulaiman- Art is one aspect, humanity has gone out the window in Afghanistan

<p>American actor-singer Selena Gomez is not keeping up with the latest pop culture trends, and that's working for her quite well.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In a recent interview, she admitted she's "completely unaware" of what's viral these days and how lack of knowledge has "saved" her life.</p>

<p><strong>Also read:</strong>&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/bollywood/news-wion-exclusive-salim-sulaiman--art-is-one-aspect-humanity-has-gone-out-the-window-in-afghanistan-421516">WION exclusive: Salim-Sulaiman- Humanity's gone out the window in Afghanistan</a></p>

<p>"I’m completely unaware of, actually, what’s going on in pop culture, and that makes me really happy. And maybe that doesn’t make everybody else happy, but for me, it’s really saved my life," she was quoted as saying.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Multiple factors have contributed to her taking a step back from social media, being the perfect 'role model' being one of them.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"There was this immense amount of pressure I had growing up that I felt like I needed to be a good role model. And then I felt like maybe that was just unrealistic, and my life became very public really quickly, and I didn’t know that I was going through my own journey with mental health at the time," she added.&nbsp;</p>

<p><br />
"So, it was really confusing growing up, and once people created this narrative of my life, I realized I can’t be quiet anymore. I have to just address what needs to be addressed, and that’s me reclaiming my story, which is, 'OK, yeah, I was definitely going through a hard time, and this is why, and this is what I deal with'," added the former Disney Channel star.&nbsp;<br />
'Only Murders in the Building' marked Gomez's first regular role on TV since her Disney Channel stint and while talking about the same in August, Selena noted that her new role was "different" than what she was doing with Disney.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Also read:&nbsp;</strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/bollywood/news-aryan-khan-to-officials-will-work-for-the-poor--downtrodden-make-you-proud-421443" hreflang="en">Aryan Khan to officials: Will work for the poor &amp; downtrodden, make you proud</a></p>

<p>"When I was on Wizards, it was four cameras, a live audience, five days a week, really fun. And this one was just one camera. Well, we had a couple of cameras I guess. It was a bit movie style, so there was the difference already. But I just enjoyed it more because I feel like I could concentrate a bit more on the character and just have fun with it. I felt like I could just have freedom to do whatever I felt like she would do," she had shared at the time.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"I do feel like a little bit of the character rubbed off on me because I feel like I am definitely more sarcastic and dry," concluded global popstar Selena Gomez.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Also read:&nbsp;</strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-peacemaker-trailer-john-cena-strips-down-to-just-his-underwear--watch-421464" hreflang="en">Peacemaker trailer: John Cena strips down to just his underwear- Watch</a></p>


American actor-singer Selena Gomez is not keeping up with the latest pop culture trends, and that's working for her quite well. In a recent interview, she admitted she's "completely unaware" of what's viral these days and how lack of knowledge has "saved" her life.

American actor-singer Selena Gomez is not keeping up with the latest pop culture trends, and that's working for her quite well. In a recent interview, she admitted she's "completely unaware" of what's viral these days and how lack of knowledge has "saved" her life. Also read: WION exclusive: Salim-Sulaiman- Humanity's gone out the window in Afghanistan "I’m completely unaware of, actually, what’s going on in pop culture, and that makes me really happy. And maybe that doesn’t make everybody else happy, but for me, it’s really saved my life," she was quoted as saying. Multiple factors have contributed to her taking a step back from social media, being the perfect 'role model' being one of them. "There was this immense amount of pressure I had growing up that I felt like I needed to be a good role model. And then I felt like maybe that was just unrealistic, and my life became very public really quickly, and I didn’t know that I was going through my own journey with mental health at the time," she added. "So, it was really confusing growing up, and once people created this narrative of my life, I realized I can’t be quiet anymore. I have to just address what needs to be addressed, and that’s me reclaiming my story, which is, 'OK, yeah, I was definitely going through a hard time, and this is why, and this is what I deal with'," added the former Disney Channel star. 'Only Murders in the Building' marked Gomez's first regular role on TV since her Disney Channel stint and while talking about the same in August, Selena noted that her new role was "different" than what she was doing with Disney. Also read: Aryan Khan to officials: Will work for the poor & downtrodden, make you proud "When I was on Wizards, it was four cameras, a live audience, five days a week, really fun. And this one was just one camera. Well, we had a couple of cameras I guess. It was a bit movie style, so there was the difference already. But I just enjoyed it more because I feel like I could concentrate a bit more on the character and just have fun with it. I felt like I could just have freedom to do whatever I felt like she would do," she had shared at the time. "I do feel like a little bit of the character rubbed off on me because I feel like I am definitely more sarcastic and dry," concluded global popstar Selena Gomez. Also read: Peacemaker trailer: John Cena strips down to just his underwear- Watch

Selena Gomez doesn't follow pop culture trends and that's 'saved' her life

<p>Beyoncé and JAY-Z sure know how to steal everyone's thunder with their impeccable fashion sense... no matter what the occasion!</p>

<p>The legendary musician couple was a sight to behold as they attended a wedding in Venice, Italy, on Saturday.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Also read:</strong>&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/bollywood/news-hrithik-roshan-grooves-to-amitabh-bachchans-song-janu-meri-jaan-at-gym-421434">Hrithik Roshan grooves to Amitabh Bachchan's song 'Janu Meri Jaan' at gym</a></p>

<p>Beyoncé and JAY-Z marked their attendance at D'Estrëe founder Geraldine Guiotte and Executive Vice President of Product &amp; Communications of Tiffany &amp; Co Alexander Arnault's wedding day.</p>

<p>While Beyoncé wore a mint dress and teamed it up with a black coat, Jay-Z went for a double-breasted dark suit with a white shirt and dark tie.</p>

<p>Queen B accessorized her look with mint heels, silver jewelry and a bedazzled circular clutch.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The two were pictured walking hand-in-hand at the wedding.</p>

<p><strong>Also read:&nbsp;</strong><a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/bollywood/news-aryan-khan-to-officials-will-work-for-the-poor--downtrodden-make-you-proud-421443" hreflang="en">Aryan Khan to officials: Will work for the poor &amp; downtrodden, make you proud</a></p>

<p>The dashing duo arrived in Italy earlier this week, reports claim. The 'Halo' singer posted photos of her and jay-Z on a boat similar to the ones in the city's canals.</p>

<p>The Grammy-winning singer also flaunted her gorgeous blue-and-white printed custom Dolce &amp; Gabbana gown on her Instagram handle.</p>

<p>In one of her other looks, Queen B nailed a black Alice + Olivia blazer, vintage Jean Paul Gaultier top and Saint Laurent pants ensemble.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Recently, Beyoncé looked regal&nbsp;at the Los Angeles premiere of JAY-Z-produced movie 'The Harder They Fall'. She was seen wearing a green gown with a black bodice and thigh-high slit.</p>

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<p>On the red-carpet for this same event, JAY-Z reportedly said, "We support each other. That's what we do."</p>

<p>Beyoncé's mother Tina Knowles agreed, adding, "It's a family night."</p>

<p><strong>Also read:</strong>&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-the-batman-trailer-robert-pattinsons-cape-crusader-is-darker-zoe-kravitz%E2%80%99s-catwoman-takes-the-spotlight-421438" hreflang="en">'The Batman' trailer: Robert Pattinson's cape crusader is darker and grittier</a></p>


Beyoncé and JAY-Z sure know how to steal everyone's thunder with their impeccable fashion sense... no matter what the occasion! The legendary musician couple was a sight to behold as they attended a wedding in Venice, Italy, on Saturday.

Beyoncé and JAY-Z sure know how to steal everyone's thunder with their impeccable fashion sense... no matter what the occasion! The legendary musician couple was a sight to behold as they attended a wedding in Venice, Italy, on Saturday. Also read: Hrithik Roshan grooves to Amitabh Bachchan's song 'Janu Meri Jaan' at gym Beyoncé and JAY-Z marked their attendance at D'Estrëe founder Geraldine Guiotte and Executive Vice President of Product & Communications of Tiffany & Co Alexander Arnault's wedding day. While Beyoncé wore a mint dress and teamed it up with a black coat, Jay-Z went for a double-breasted dark suit with a white shirt and dark tie. Queen B accessorized her look with mint heels, silver jewelry and a bedazzled circular clutch. The two were pictured walking hand-in-hand at the wedding. Also read: Aryan Khan to officials: Will work for the poor & downtrodden, make you proud The dashing duo arrived in Italy earlier this week, reports claim. The 'Halo' singer posted photos of her and jay-Z on a boat similar to the ones in the city's canals. The Grammy-winning singer also flaunted her gorgeous blue-and-white printed custom Dolce & Gabbana gown on her Instagram handle. In one of her other looks, Queen B nailed a black Alice + Olivia blazer, vintage Jean Paul Gaultier top and Saint Laurent pants ensemble. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Beyoncé (@beyonce) × Recently, Beyoncé looked regal at the Los Angeles premiere of JAY-Z-produced movie 'The Harder They Fall'. She was seen wearing a green gown with a black bodice and thigh-high slit. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Beyoncé (@beyonce) × On the red-carpet for this same event, JAY-Z reportedly said, "We support each other. That's what we do." Beyoncé's mother Tina Knowles agreed, adding, "It's a family night." Also read: 'The Batman' trailer: Robert Pattinson's cape crusader is darker and grittier

Beyoncé, JAY-Z wedding looks: They don't call them music royalty for nothing; pics

<p>Much of what happens in “The Lehman Trilogy” is invisible, which is not the way prestige drama usually works onstage.</p>

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Directed by Sam Mendes, this British import, which reaches across 164 years of American history to trace the family saga behind the fallen financial powerhouse Lehman Brothers, was a scalding-hot ticket during a brief pre-pandemic run at the Park Avenue Armory. Yet it offers almost nothing in the way of spectacle and only the slightest of costume changes: a top hat here, a pair of glasses there.</p>

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In the captivating production that opened Thursday night at the Nederlander Theater, it relies largely on an unspoken agreement between actors and audience — to imagine together and let fancy crowd out fact.</p>

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Sort of the way that heedless investors looked right past all warning signs in the faith-based run-up to the stock market crash of 2008. Illusion is illusion, after all, and financial markets, like the theater, require a certain suspension of disbelief — although when the fantasy bursts in theater, the fallout is less ruinous. When investors halted their collective game of make-believe 13 years ago, mammoth financial firms like Lehman Brothers met their swift demise, and the world’s markets suffered the aftershocks.</p>

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“The Lehman Trilogy,” though, is not actually a number-crunching play; reports that Jeff Bezos took in a recent performance should not cause you to infer otherwise.</p>

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Written by Stefano Massini and adapted by Ben Power, it is a vividly human tale, nimbly performed by three of the finest actors around: Simon Russell Beale, Adam Godley and Adrian Lester, who, in making his Broadway debut, has replaced the original cast’s Ben Miles. (I did not catch Beale, Godley and Miles at the Armory; it was too scarce a ticket, and too pricey.)</p>

<p><br />
Slipping in and out of myriad roles, the actors spend the bulk of their time narrating, standing outside their characters. We, in turn, spend most of our time envisioning the fleet-footed story they conjure with words over three-plus hours (including two intermissions) that feel nowhere near that long.</p>

<p><br />
Our eyes track these witchy actors as they move through Es Devlin’s revolving glass-and-metal office set, while our minds persuade us that the story is unfolding in a succession of disparate spaces that resemble it not at all.</p>

<p><br />
A peculiarly gentle interrogation of the American dream’s descent into many-tentacled nightmare, “The Lehman Trilogy” begins as so many stories of this nation do: with an intrepid immigrant’s arrival. A young man from Bavaria stands before us, suitcase in hand, freshly landed in New York Harbor and certain he is worldly after 45 days at sea.</p>

<p><br />
The year is 1844, he is Heyum Lehmann, and in a moment we will see him reborn as Henry Lehman — his Ellis Island moniker bestowed by a port official too obtuse to comprehend the newcomer’s real name.</p>

<p><br />
On first impression, Henry (Beale) is darling, funny and utterly sympathetic. When his younger brothers, Emanuel (Lester) and Mayer (Godley), follow him across the ocean, we feel a similar warmth toward them.</p>

<p><br />
This is where the mechanics of the play, with these deft and lovely actors breathing such life into the brothers, coax us into an ease at odds with moral logic as we watch their genteelly brutal acquisition and stockpiling of wealth.</p>

<p><br />
The brothers settle in antebellum Alabama, where even the earliest iteration of the family firm, a shop selling fabrics and clothing, relies on a local economy built on slavery. As the Lehmans grow more ambitious, they start buying and selling cotton from the plantations, making their first fortune on it.</p>

<p><br />
Seldom do we hear a voice of conscience — like the local physician who tells a dispirited Mayer, in the aftermath of the Civil War, that the collapse of the South’s economy should not have come as a surprise.</p>

<p><br />
“Everything that was built here was built on a crime,” the doctor says. “The roots run so deep you cannot see them, but the ground beneath our feet is poisoned. It had to end this way.”<br />
That is, of course, a warning that the pattern of reckless profit and resulting pain will repeat: in the 1929 crash, which Lehman Brothers managed to survive by morphing yet again, and in the 2008 crash, which it didn’t. It is also a signal that the founders of the firm — whose deaths, when they come, are meant to move us, and do — were not the ethical betters of their more vulgar descendants.</p>

<p><br />
With a subdued, filmic score by Nick Powell, played live by Candida Caldicot on an upright piano, “The Lehman Trilogy” is structured in three parts. It follows Emanuel and Mayer to New York, and their family through successive generations, whose principals we first meet in childhood.</p>

<p><br />
So here is Emanuel’s son Philip (Beale), a future shark, as a gape-mouthed tot prodded to parade his smarts for guests. Here is Philip’s son Bobby (Godley) as a buoyant 10-year-old, whose father mercilessly dismantles the boy’s love for horses as creatures rather than commodities.</p>

<p><br />
And most enchantingly, here is Mayer’s son Herbert (Lester), a future governor and senator, as a thumb-sucking 3-year-old playing with his father’s beard, and later as a fair-minded 9-year-old at Hebrew school, objecting to the divine massacre of the innocent children of Egypt.</p>

<p><br />
No matter how horrid some of the Lehmans become (not Herbert, though; never Herbert), knowing them young cushions our feelings toward them later. That’s human nature. What’s unsettling is which people in this saga of capitalism we see portrayed, which people the play helps us to imagine clearly and which people we are asked to imagine vaguely or not at all. Proximity shapes our sympathies.</p>

<p><br />
“The Lehman Trilogy” exists because of the cascading financial disaster that extinguished Lehman Brothers in 2008, yet its perspective is very much from the top of that deluge. Any harm bucketing down below is at best an abstraction, just as it is in 1929, when the play shows us suicides of despairing stockbrokers but none of the pain radiating through lower social strata. And slavery, the founder of the family’s feast, is kept in soft focus, off to the side.</p>

<p><br />
The primary reason to see “The Lehman Trilogy,” then, is to witness the superb Beale, Godley and Lester in their feats of storytelling — and to conspire with them in imagining the play’s tarnished, if not truly vanished, world.</p>

<p><br />
When intermission comes and the auditorium lights turn on, gaze up at that glass set. You’ll see an awfully comfortable-looking audience reflected there.</p>

<p><br />
Through Jan. 2 at the Nederlander Theater, Manhattan; thelehmantrilogy.com. Running time: 3 hours 15 minutes.</p>


Much of what happens in “The Lehman Trilogy” is invisible, which is not the way prestige drama usually works onstage. Directed by Sam Mendes, this British import, which reaches across 164 years of American history to trace the family saga behind the fallen financial powerhouse Lehman Brothers, was a scalding-hot ticket during a brief pre-pandemic run at the Park Avenue Armory.

Much of what happens in “The Lehman Trilogy” is invisible, which is not the way prestige drama usually works onstage. Directed by Sam Mendes, this British import, which reaches across 164 years of American history to trace the family saga behind the fallen financial powerhouse Lehman Brothers, was a scalding-hot ticket during a brief pre-pandemic run at the Park Avenue Armory. Yet it offers almost nothing in the way of spectacle and only the slightest of costume changes: a top hat here, a pair of glasses there. In the captivating production that opened Thursday night at the Nederlander Theater, it relies largely on an unspoken agreement between actors and audience — to imagine together and let fancy crowd out fact. Sort of the way that heedless investors looked right past all warning signs in the faith-based run-up to the stock market crash of 2008. Illusion is illusion, after all, and financial markets, like the theater, require a certain suspension of disbelief — although when the fantasy bursts in theater, the fallout is less ruinous. When investors halted their collective game of make-believe 13 years ago, mammoth financial firms like Lehman Brothers met their swift demise, and the world’s markets suffered the aftershocks. “The Lehman Trilogy,” though, is not actually a number-crunching play; reports that Jeff Bezos took in a recent performance should not cause you to infer otherwise. Written by Stefano Massini and adapted by Ben Power, it is a vividly human tale, nimbly performed by three of the finest actors around: Simon Russell Beale, Adam Godley and Adrian Lester, who, in making his Broadway debut, has replaced the original cast’s Ben Miles. (I did not catch Beale, Godley and Miles at the Armory; it was too scarce a ticket, and too pricey.) Slipping in and out of myriad roles, the actors spend the bulk of their time narrating, standing outside their characters. We, in turn, spend most of our time envisioning the fleet-footed story they conjure with words over three-plus hours (including two intermissions) that feel nowhere near that long. Our eyes track these witchy actors as they move through Es Devlin’s revolving glass-and-metal office set, while our minds persuade us that the story is unfolding in a succession of disparate spaces that resemble it not at all. A peculiarly gentle interrogation of the American dream’s descent into many-tentacled nightmare, “The Lehman Trilogy” begins as so many stories of this nation do: with an intrepid immigrant’s arrival. A young man from Bavaria stands before us, suitcase in hand, freshly landed in New York Harbor and certain he is worldly after 45 days at sea. The year is 1844, he is Heyum Lehmann, and in a moment we will see him reborn as Henry Lehman — his Ellis Island moniker bestowed by a port official too obtuse to comprehend the newcomer’s real name. On first impression, Henry (Beale) is darling, funny and utterly sympathetic. When his younger brothers, Emanuel (Lester) and Mayer (Godley), follow him across the ocean, we feel a similar warmth toward them. This is where the mechanics of the play, with these deft and lovely actors breathing such life into the brothers, coax us into an ease at odds with moral logic as we watch their genteelly brutal acquisition and stockpiling of wealth. The brothers settle in antebellum Alabama, where even the earliest iteration of the family firm, a shop selling fabrics and clothing, relies on a local economy built on slavery. As the Lehmans grow more ambitious, they start buying and selling cotton from the plantations, making their first fortune on it. Seldom do we hear a voice of conscience — like the local physician who tells a dispirited Mayer, in the aftermath of the Civil War, that the collapse of the South’s economy should not have come as a surprise. “Everything that was built here was built on a crime,” the doctor says. “The roots run so deep you cannot see them, but the ground beneath our feet is poisoned. It had to end this way.” That is, of course, a warning that the pattern of reckless profit and resulting pain will repeat: in the 1929 crash, which Lehman Brothers managed to survive by morphing yet again, and in the 2008 crash, which it didn’t. It is also a signal that the founders of the firm — whose deaths, when they come, are meant to move us, and do — were not the ethical betters of their more vulgar descendants. With a subdued, filmic score by Nick Powell, played live by Candida Caldicot on an upright piano, “The Lehman Trilogy” is structured in three parts. It follows Emanuel and Mayer to New York, and their family through successive generations, whose principals we first meet in childhood. So here is Emanuel’s son Philip (Beale), a future shark, as a gape-mouthed tot prodded to parade his smarts for guests. Here is Philip’s son Bobby (Godley) as a buoyant 10-year-old, whose father mercilessly dismantles the boy’s love for horses as creatures rather than commodities. And most enchantingly, here is Mayer’s son Herbert (Lester), a future governor and senator, as a thumb-sucking 3-year-old playing with his father’s beard, and later as a fair-minded 9-year-old at Hebrew school, objecting to the divine massacre of the innocent children of Egypt. No matter how horrid some of the Lehmans become (not Herbert, though; never Herbert), knowing them young cushions our feelings toward them later. That’s human nature. What’s unsettling is which people in this saga of capitalism we see portrayed, which people the play helps us to imagine clearly and which people we are asked to imagine vaguely or not at all. Proximity shapes our sympathies. “The Lehman Trilogy” exists because of the cascading financial disaster that extinguished Lehman Brothers in 2008, yet its perspective is very much from the top of that deluge. Any harm bucketing down below is at best an abstraction, just as it is in 1929, when the play shows us suicides of despairing stockbrokers but none of the pain radiating through lower social strata. And slavery, the founder of the family’s feast, is kept in soft focus, off to the side. The primary reason to see “The Lehman Trilogy,” then, is to witness the superb Beale, Godley and Lester in their feats of storytelling — and to conspire with them in imagining the play’s tarnished, if not truly vanished, world. When intermission comes and the auditorium lights turn on, gaze up at that glass set. You’ll see an awfully comfortable-looking audience reflected there. Through Jan. 2 at the Nederlander Theater, Manhattan; thelehmantrilogy.com. Running time: 3 hours 15 minutes.

Review: In ‘The Lehman Trilogy,’ a vivid tale of profit and pain

<p>The approach of Halloween brings an influx of horror to television and streaming, and this year the offerings have a classic appeal: reboots of “Chucky” on Syfy and USA, “Day of the Dead” on Syfy and of “I Know What You Did Last Summer” on Amazon Prime Video. But if the familiar delights of those franchises — and the campiness or melodrama that come with them — don’t appeal to you, here are a few recent or coming series that are scary with a difference.</p>

<p><br />
This is the third horror miniseries Mike Flanagan has created for Netflix, following “The Haunting of Hill House” (based on the Shirley Jackson novel) and “The Haunting of Bly Manor” (based on Henry James’ “The Turn of the Screw”). “Midnight Mass” has the same emphasis on chilly, foreboding atmosphere as the earlier shows, but it seems to benefit from not being tied to a specific literary source. (There’s a general aura of Stephen King.) Especially in its early episodes, it feels looser and quirkier and more human.</p>

<p><br />
A lot of the credit for that goes to the stars, Zach Gilford and Hamish Linklater. Gilford plays a native of a small, isolated coastal island who returns home after a stretch in prison for killing someone while driving drunk; Linklater plays a cleric who arrives at the same time, as a temporary replacement for the island’s aging priest.</p>

<p><br />
Gilford perfectly captures the prodigal son’s hangdog guilt and resentment — it’s a far better performance than the show needs — and Linklater, with his gift for boyish pomposity, is entertaining as the well-intentioned priest who brings ruin to the island. Flanagan’s mix of Christian and vampiric lore and imagery is clever, though the later episodes are a little heavy on sermonizing and philosophical exposition. Patience is rewarded with a long cleansing by blood and fire.</p>

<p><br />
The streaming service Topic will premiere this French miniseries in the extreme-crime-thriller category, which makes up a relatively high percentage of northern European TV, on Oct. 28. A reckless police officer (Maïwenn) disappears while on a stakeout in the tunnels beneath Paris, and her mother (Nathalie Baye), a retired detective, sets out to find her in a story involving dirty cops, dark-web thrill seekers, mass graves and chases through very cramped spaces. It is not for the claustrophobic.</p>

<p><br />
As grim and tense as the show sometimes is, the really frightening thing about it is Baye, a superstar of French film (10 Cesar nominations, four victories), who appears to be having a blast as Catherine, a domineering, foul-mouthed, relentless ex-cop. An onscreen avatar of capability and insouciance since the early 1970s, Baye looks perfectly at home wielding a tattoo pen against a reluctant suspect or tasering her daughter’s ex-lover just because she feels like it.</p>

<p><br />
Baye also takes the trouble, not common in this genre, to give a fully developed performance, as the case’s startling revelations give Catherine perspective on her faults as a mother and as a police colleague. As a bonus, the show reunites Baye with Sergi López, her co-star in “A Pornographic Affair” (1999); their grumpy exes in “Nox” could be the same characters two decades later.</p>

<p><br />
USA’s psychological crime drama stops just short of the supernatural, but it specializes in dread and weird vibes. Harry Ambrose, the broken-down cop played for four seasons now by Bill Pullman, is ridden by guilt, shame and feelings of inadequacy — he’s the real sinner of the title, at least in his own mind — so naturally, he stumbles onto seasonlong cases involving secret societies or cults or Nietzschean psycho killers. We know he’ll solve them, because he’s a dogged and gifted detective. But on any given day, it’s no sure thing that he’ll be able to drag himself out of bed.</p>

<p><br />
In the new season that began this week, the unlikely romance Harry found in Season 3 has blossomed, which is great news because his partner, painter Sonya Barzel, is played by the wonderful Jessica Hecht. Her ability to convey both astringency and warmth, sometimes in the same line, puts a new light on Pullman’s Harry, who can sometimes seem like a collection of tics and grimaces and awkward silences. Now we see him through Sonya’s eyes, and if she can put up with it, so can we.</p>

<p><br />
The season opens with the new couple on vacation on a picturesque New England island where Harry, who’s now retired, stumbles almost immediately into the middle of a missing-persons case that may involve racial animosities in the fishing fleet and grunting, naked moon worshippers.</p>

<p><br />
This anthology of animated ghost stories is a Japanese analogue to comics-inspired American series like “Creepshow.” Its ninth season was recently added by the anime streaming service Crunchyroll, but catching up would not be onerous: Episodes are four minutes long.</p>

<p><br />
The rough, slightly rudimentary two-dimensional animation — like paper cutouts set in motion — pays homage to the kamishibai style of street storytelling and entertainment, which employs illustrated wooden boards. Stories are based on the usual assortment of Japanese folk tales and urban legends; the most recent batch includes cautionary tales about the dangers of visiting your new husband’s unusually tall family or being born in the (nonexistent) Year of the Cat.</p>


The approach of Halloween brings an influx of horror to television and streaming, and this year the offerings have a classic appeal: reboots of “Chucky” on Syfy and USA, “Day of the Dead” on Syfy and of “I Know What You Did Last Summer” on Amazon Prime Video.

The approach of Halloween brings an influx of horror to television and streaming, and this year the offerings have a classic appeal: reboots of “Chucky” on Syfy and USA, “Day of the Dead” on Syfy and of “I Know What You Did Last Summer” on Amazon Prime Video. But if the familiar delights of those franchises — and the campiness or melodrama that come with them — don’t appeal to you, here are a few recent or coming series that are scary with a difference. This is the third horror miniseries Mike Flanagan has created for Netflix, following “The Haunting of Hill House” (based on the Shirley Jackson novel) and “The Haunting of Bly Manor” (based on Henry James’ “The Turn of the Screw”). “Midnight Mass” has the same emphasis on chilly, foreboding atmosphere as the earlier shows, but it seems to benefit from not being tied to a specific literary source. (There’s a general aura of Stephen King.) Especially in its early episodes, it feels looser and quirkier and more human. A lot of the credit for that goes to the stars, Zach Gilford and Hamish Linklater. Gilford plays a native of a small, isolated coastal island who returns home after a stretch in prison for killing someone while driving drunk; Linklater plays a cleric who arrives at the same time, as a temporary replacement for the island’s aging priest. Gilford perfectly captures the prodigal son’s hangdog guilt and resentment — it’s a far better performance than the show needs — and Linklater, with his gift for boyish pomposity, is entertaining as the well-intentioned priest who brings ruin to the island. Flanagan’s mix of Christian and vampiric lore and imagery is clever, though the later episodes are a little heavy on sermonizing and philosophical exposition. Patience is rewarded with a long cleansing by blood and fire. The streaming service Topic will premiere this French miniseries in the extreme-crime-thriller category, which makes up a relatively high percentage of northern European TV, on Oct. 28. A reckless police officer (Maïwenn) disappears while on a stakeout in the tunnels beneath Paris, and her mother (Nathalie Baye), a retired detective, sets out to find her in a story involving dirty cops, dark-web thrill seekers, mass graves and chases through very cramped spaces. It is not for the claustrophobic. As grim and tense as the show sometimes is, the really frightening thing about it is Baye, a superstar of French film (10 Cesar nominations, four victories), who appears to be having a blast as Catherine, a domineering, foul-mouthed, relentless ex-cop. An onscreen avatar of capability and insouciance since the early 1970s, Baye looks perfectly at home wielding a tattoo pen against a reluctant suspect or tasering her daughter’s ex-lover just because she feels like it. Baye also takes the trouble, not common in this genre, to give a fully developed performance, as the case’s startling revelations give Catherine perspective on her faults as a mother and as a police colleague. As a bonus, the show reunites Baye with Sergi López, her co-star in “A Pornographic Affair” (1999); their grumpy exes in “Nox” could be the same characters two decades later. USA’s psychological crime drama stops just short of the supernatural, but it specializes in dread and weird vibes. Harry Ambrose, the broken-down cop played for four seasons now by Bill Pullman, is ridden by guilt, shame and feelings of inadequacy — he’s the real sinner of the title, at least in his own mind — so naturally, he stumbles onto seasonlong cases involving secret societies or cults or Nietzschean psycho killers. We know he’ll solve them, because he’s a dogged and gifted detective. But on any given day, it’s no sure thing that he’ll be able to drag himself out of bed. In the new season that began this week, the unlikely romance Harry found in Season 3 has blossomed, which is great news because his partner, painter Sonya Barzel, is played by the wonderful Jessica Hecht. Her ability to convey both astringency and warmth, sometimes in the same line, puts a new light on Pullman’s Harry, who can sometimes seem like a collection of tics and grimaces and awkward silences. Now we see him through Sonya’s eyes, and if she can put up with it, so can we. The season opens with the new couple on vacation on a picturesque New England island where Harry, who’s now retired, stumbles almost immediately into the middle of a missing-persons case that may involve racial animosities in the fishing fleet and grunting, naked moon worshippers. This anthology of animated ghost stories is a Japanese analogue to comics-inspired American series like “Creepshow.” Its ninth season was recently added by the anime streaming service Crunchyroll, but catching up would not be onerous: Episodes are four minutes long. The rough, slightly rudimentary two-dimensional animation — like paper cutouts set in motion — pays homage to the kamishibai style of street storytelling and entertainment, which employs illustrated wooden boards. Stories are based on the usual assortment of Japanese folk tales and urban legends; the most recent batch includes cautionary tales about the dangers of visiting your new husband’s unusually tall family or being born in the (nonexistent) Year of the Cat.

Beyond Chucky: Frightening alternatives for Halloween TV

<p>“Insecure” begins its final season by looking backward.</p>

<p><br />
In the season premiere, which debuts Oct. 24 on HBO, the best friends Issa Dee (Issa Rae) and Molly Carter (Yvonne Orji) meet up at Stanford University for their 10-year college reunion, having spent most of last season fighting and apart. Over an eventful weekend, they reminisce about the origins of their relationship and pledge to move forward together, once again firmly in each other’s corners.</p>

<p><br />
It suggests that for the final stretch, “Insecure” is returning to the thing that made it so appealing for Black viewers especially, and so subtly groundbreaking for premium cable: consistent focus on the ups and downs of Black women’s friendships. Created by Rae (then known for her web series “The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl”) and the comic and showrunner Larry Wilmore, “Insecure” was only the second comedy created by and starring a Black woman when it debuted in 2016. (The first: Wanda Sykes’ “Wanda at Large,” which premiered in 2003 on Fox.) “Insecure” briefly overlapped on HBO with “Girls,” which ended in 2017 — both descendants of the network’s “Sex and the City,” but which swapped Blahniks and Birkins for millennial angst and awkwardness.</p>

<p><br />
“Insecure” countered the racial homogeneity of those New York predecessors, but it also stood in contrast to other shows and films set in Los Angeles. Neighborhoods like Baldwin Hills, Windsor Hills and View Park (where Rae grew up) had rarely been seen onscreen; if South Los Angeles was portrayed at all, it tended to happen in movies like “Boyz ’N the Hood” and “Menace II Society” that depicted predominantly Black communities like Watts and Inglewood (where Rae’s father had his dental practice) as plagued by gangs and gun violence. Rae has said her goal was to make those neighborhoods feel as sexy as any other place in the city.</p>

<p><br />
Part of that sexiness came from the look and sound of the show’s world. Melina Matsoukas, best known when the show debuted for having just directed Beyoncé’s “Formation” video, set a visual tone as a director and executive producer. Experimental R&amp;amp;B singer Solange Knowles served as a music consultant. (Neo-soul legend Raphael Saadiq also composed music for the score.) It also came from the fashion — Molly’s couture work wardrobe, Issa’s chic political T-shirts — and from the dazzling array of natural hairstyles. The aesthetics made for a sleek, inviting backdrop to the show’s trailblazing casting, which centered two dark-skinned Black women as stars and romantic leads.</p>

<p><br />
But the most revolutionary aspect of “Insecure” was the abundance of decidedly unsexy moments — when Issa and friends messed up, hurt themselves and others, indulged in the kinds of mistakes and bad decisions most of us make as young adults.</p>

<p><br />
“True representation is the ability to show your vulnerability and be able to say, ‘I don’t have it all together, just like the next white person doesn’t have it all together,’” Rae said recently. “I think the show gave Black people permission to also be like, ‘You’re right: We are insecure.’”</p>

<p><br />
Like Rae and Matsoukas, most of the show’s creative team had new jobs or new levels of responsibility when “Insecure” began. The showrunner Prentice Penny and executive producer Amy Aniobi had never before filled those positions. Playing Molly was the first major acting role for Orji, a stand-up comedian. Five years later, they are a tight-knit group of veterans, proud of what they created together.</p>

<p><br />
For a video interview about the end of “Insecure,” Rae and Orji were together in Miami; their co-star Jay Ellis, who plays Lawrence, dialed in from that city’s airport; Aniobi was in New York City; and Matsoukas and Penny were in Los Angeles. Despite being all over, their intimacy was genuine. There was plenty of ribbing — Penny’s oversized Packers cap and Ellis’ bad phone reception were targets — but after nearly every joke came sincere reflection about a colleague’s talent or insights. These are excerpts from the conversation.<br />
Issa, when “Insecure” debuted, you described it as a show that wasn’t exclusively about the struggle of being Black but rather “just regular Black people living life.” Looking back, did it live up to that vision?</p>

<p><br />
I think we nailed it. The goal was to elevate regular Black people and make us look as beautiful in our regularness as humanly possible. I think we achieved that.<br />
One of the problems we show is that Black people face racial microaggressions at random. Like, in Episode 3 of the first season, when Issa Dee realized that her white co-workers were leaving her out of their emails. Not everybody’s shot by the police, but everybody knows what it feels like when white people are talking about you behind your back. Those are the things that felt regular, right? Or what is life like for a Black person on any given Tuesday? A day that’s not special, but super regular. That was our North Star.<br />
And when we did include Lawrence getting pulled over by the police, a high tension moment that we know ends up so fatally for so many men and women in our community, we asked ourselves, “How does that encounter affect the next events of your day?” We deal with these things all the time and do not get an opportunity to pause and reflect. Instead, Black people experience microaggression or racism and keep pushing. You may come home mad and yell at your partner, or you might journal. “Insecure” is more interested in those moments and how they affect your day-to-day life.</p>

<p><br />
Issa said in the writers’ room at one point: “When you’re white, racism is a period. Like, ‘This is wrong, this needs to stop, period.’ But when you’re Black, it’s a comma.” It’s like, this racist thing happened to me, but I still have to go pay bills, still have to drive and go home and see my kids. Yes, this thing happened, but how are you going to deal with it?<br />
"Insecure" and "Atlanta" broke ground as comedies about Black millennials. Did you feel pressure to speak for your generation?</p>

<p><br />
I never felt the burden of having to speak for an entire generation of people. The task we felt was to show these characters and this environment authentically. That meant actually shooting in the neighborhoods these characters are from, speaking to and incorporating those people into our storytelling, using strong female relationships and all the things that are authentic to a real, vibrant community and the world where Issa Dee comes from.<br />
Was representing Black people of varying class statuses part of that honesty? The characters Issa and Lawrence, for example, live in the Dunes, an apartment complex with predominantly working-class Black residents, even though they graduated from Stanford and Georgetown.</p>

<p><br />
To Melina’s point, it was authenticity. I graduated from Stanford and didn’t have a job, so I moved back to LA into my parents house, and the first place I moved to after that was a Dunes-like apartment complex where you have people of different classes.</p>

<p><br />
There’s this expectation that we have to be perfect and excellent all the time. I remember we when we were pitching it with the title “Insecure,” there was push back about that because insecurity is not usually associated with Black people. That was such a moment for Issa, Melina and me, and it made me realize, “No, that’s even more reason we want the show to be that.”</p>

<p><br />
They were like, “You guys are flawless, you’re fierce, you’re —</p>

<p><br />
“So dope, you’re so dope.”</p>

<p><br />
I’m literally feeling uncomfortable and insecure right now.</p>

<p><br />
This conversation is making me insecure.</p>

<p><br />
That is part of the reason this show never felt like a burden to portray these characters. Because the burden is being excellent all the time. The burden is the expectation that we have for what a Black man or a Black woman who went to Princeton or Stanford is supposed to be like, or what Molly had to go through being in that white law firm, right? But when we got to do the show the way Issa, Prentice, Melina and Amy wanted to do it, we didn’t have to wear a mask for anybody or live up to anybody else’s expectation. This is actual freedom.</p>

<p><br />
For most of you, this was your first time leading a project of this caliber. How do you look back on that risk now?</p>

<p><br />
I think back to our first production meeting when someone asked a really good question. And then I realized, “Oh, I’m supposed to answer that?” It was a bit like working at a teaching hospital; we were all learning for the first time together. That contributed to why we had each other’s backs so hard.</p>

<p><br />
We were trying to create a safe space for failure. We’re going to open the door as fast as possible to get many people in and make a safe space for Black creative people.<br />
What Issa has started for me is a chain reaction. With my specials or next projects, I’m pulling in people that I’ve seen doing amazing things but haven’t had that big break yet. I’m giving them a chance. White people are allowed to do that for their friends.<br />
If you want to get enraged, read the Wikipedia for “Seinfeld.” I’m like, what? It had so many tries.</p>

<p><br />
And I’ve worked with writers from “Seinfeld” and “Friends” after those shows ended, and they still get overall deals all the time. Those shows are 20 years old now. They still believe, “I think those white people still got something in them.”</p>

<p><br />
Even though your show was on HBO, it often felt as if it was written for a Black audience. Characters like Issa and Molly started off code-switching and working in predominantly white offices, and they quit. Their worlds and the show itself started getting more and more.</p>

<p><br />
With “We Got Y’all,” we just felt tired of telling those stories. There is this pressure for Black writers to talk about the Black experience within a white context. In Season 1, we were briefly encouraged to tell the point of view of the Frieda character [Issa’s white colleague at the nonprofit, played by Lisa Joyce]. Why would we do that?</p>

<p><br />
By Season 4, Issa was out of that environment, and Molly went to a Black firm. And when you put the characters in a Black space, you also told a realistic story of what that looks like, too. When Molly goes from the white firm to the Black firm, it’s not like, “Ah! My people!” It’s like, “Hi, this other place did it differently …” and they were like, “You can go back there.” But at the same time, she’s like, “Whatever I lost coming here, I gained this other thing that you can’t put a price tag on.”</p>

<p><br />
Those story lines really paralleled what was happening to us within the industry. We all came together and we were all coming from a place where we were othered, where we were the only Black person working in white spaces. Then naturally gravitating toward one another and really enjoying the freedom that comes with working with each other, speaking the same language and not having to code switch. Now we just have one code.<br />
Making a complex friendship between two dark-brown complexioned Black women, Molly and Issa, the heart of the show still seems rare, even today.</p>

<p><br />
That was very refreshing to see that casting breakdown and realize, “Hold up, she’s talking about me.”</p>

<p><br />
This is based off my real friendship. So I wasn’t interested in the trope of one light-skinned and one dark-skinned friend. I was very interested in staying true to that authentic friendship, and we often don’t get two dark-skinned Black woman leads. So that was a mandate for us, to make sure that was showcased. Portraying a desirable dark-skinned lead over the years — this is something I’m only recognizing now — greatly increased my own sense of self, too.</p>

<p><br />
“Insecure” is ending in a complicated moment, a year after Black Lives Matter protests ignited the country, and we are still in a pandemic. What do you hope the show’s legacy will be?</p>

<p><br />
There’s security in insecurity. There’s something about the journey that these characters go on by the end of Season 5 that it just feels like, “What happened on Tuesday?” I’m good with what happened Tuesday, and I’m going to keep moving on to Wednesday and not let it ruin my day or my life or whatever.</p>

<p><br />
I’ve got to credit Amy. We were really trying to find the right way to end the show and she told us, “We keep trying to land the plane.” Instead, she reminded us that the plane ride continues, and these characters are going to live on. That was so freeing to be able to say to each other, “Oh, we’re not ending this show.” These characters that I know and I’ve grown with are going to continue to make decisions and live on.</p>


“Insecure” begins its final season by looking backward. In the season premiere, which debuts Oct. 24 on HBO, the best friends Issa Dee (Issa Rae) and Molly Carter (Yvonne Orji) meet up at Stanford University for their 10-year college reunion, having spent most of last season fighting and apart.

“Insecure” begins its final season by looking backward. In the season premiere, which debuts Oct. 24 on HBO, the best friends Issa Dee (Issa Rae) and Molly Carter (Yvonne Orji) meet up at Stanford University for their 10-year college reunion, having spent most of last season fighting and apart. Over an eventful weekend, they reminisce about the origins of their relationship and pledge to move forward together, once again firmly in each other’s corners. It suggests that for the final stretch, “Insecure” is returning to the thing that made it so appealing for Black viewers especially, and so subtly groundbreaking for premium cable: consistent focus on the ups and downs of Black women’s friendships. Created by Rae (then known for her web series “The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl”) and the comic and showrunner Larry Wilmore, “Insecure” was only the second comedy created by and starring a Black woman when it debuted in 2016. (The first: Wanda Sykes’ “Wanda at Large,” which premiered in 2003 on Fox.) “Insecure” briefly overlapped on HBO with “Girls,” which ended in 2017 — both descendants of the network’s “Sex and the City,” but which swapped Blahniks and Birkins for millennial angst and awkwardness. “Insecure” countered the racial homogeneity of those New York predecessors, but it also stood in contrast to other shows and films set in Los Angeles. Neighborhoods like Baldwin Hills, Windsor Hills and View Park (where Rae grew up) had rarely been seen onscreen; if South Los Angeles was portrayed at all, it tended to happen in movies like “Boyz ’N the Hood” and “Menace II Society” that depicted predominantly Black communities like Watts and Inglewood (where Rae’s father had his dental practice) as plagued by gangs and gun violence. Rae has said her goal was to make those neighborhoods feel as sexy as any other place in the city. Part of that sexiness came from the look and sound of the show’s world. Melina Matsoukas, best known when the show debuted for having just directed Beyoncé’s “Formation” video, set a visual tone as a director and executive producer. Experimental R&amp;B singer Solange Knowles served as a music consultant. (Neo-soul legend Raphael Saadiq also composed music for the score.) It also came from the fashion — Molly’s couture work wardrobe, Issa’s chic political T-shirts — and from the dazzling array of natural hairstyles. The aesthetics made for a sleek, inviting backdrop to the show’s trailblazing casting, which centered two dark-skinned Black women as stars and romantic leads. But the most revolutionary aspect of “Insecure” was the abundance of decidedly unsexy moments — when Issa and friends messed up, hurt themselves and others, indulged in the kinds of mistakes and bad decisions most of us make as young adults. “True representation is the ability to show your vulnerability and be able to say, ‘I don’t have it all together, just like the next white person doesn’t have it all together,’” Rae said recently. “I think the show gave Black people permission to also be like, ‘You’re right: We are insecure.’” Like Rae and Matsoukas, most of the show’s creative team had new jobs or new levels of responsibility when “Insecure” began. The showrunner Prentice Penny and executive producer Amy Aniobi had never before filled those positions. Playing Molly was the first major acting role for Orji, a stand-up comedian. Five years later, they are a tight-knit group of veterans, proud of what they created together. For a video interview about the end of “Insecure,” Rae and Orji were together in Miami; their co-star Jay Ellis, who plays Lawrence, dialed in from that city’s airport; Aniobi was in New York City; and Matsoukas and Penny were in Los Angeles. Despite being all over, their intimacy was genuine. There was plenty of ribbing — Penny’s oversized Packers cap and Ellis’ bad phone reception were targets — but after nearly every joke came sincere reflection about a colleague’s talent or insights. These are excerpts from the conversation. Issa, when “Insecure” debuted, you described it as a show that wasn’t exclusively about the struggle of being Black but rather “just regular Black people living life.” Looking back, did it live up to that vision? I think we nailed it. The goal was to elevate regular Black people and make us look as beautiful in our regularness as humanly possible. I think we achieved that. One of the problems we show is that Black people face racial microaggressions at random. Like, in Episode 3 of the first season, when Issa Dee realized that her white co-workers were leaving her out of their emails. Not everybody’s shot by the police, but everybody knows what it feels like when white people are talking about you behind your back. Those are the things that felt regular, right? Or what is life like for a Black person on any given Tuesday? A day that’s not special, but super regular. That was our North Star. And when we did include Lawrence getting pulled over by the police, a high tension moment that we know ends up so fatally for so many men and women in our community, we asked ourselves, “How does that encounter affect the next events of your day?” We deal with these things all the time and do not get an opportunity to pause and reflect. Instead, Black people experience microaggression or racism and keep pushing. You may come home mad and yell at your partner, or you might journal. “Insecure” is more interested in those moments and how they affect your day-to-day life. Issa said in the writers’ room at one point: “When you’re white, racism is a period. Like, ‘This is wrong, this needs to stop, period.’ But when you’re Black, it’s a comma.” It’s like, this racist thing happened to me, but I still have to go pay bills, still have to drive and go home and see my kids. Yes, this thing happened, but how are you going to deal with it? "Insecure" and "Atlanta" broke ground as comedies about Black millennials. Did you feel pressure to speak for your generation? I never felt the burden of having to speak for an entire generation of people. The task we felt was to show these characters and this environment authentically. That meant actually shooting in the neighborhoods these characters are from, speaking to and incorporating those people into our storytelling, using strong female relationships and all the things that are authentic to a real, vibrant community and the world where Issa Dee comes from. Was representing Black people of varying class statuses part of that honesty? The characters Issa and Lawrence, for example, live in the Dunes, an apartment complex with predominantly working-class Black residents, even though they graduated from Stanford and Georgetown. To Melina’s point, it was authenticity. I graduated from Stanford and didn’t have a job, so I moved back to LA into my parents house, and the first place I moved to after that was a Dunes-like apartment complex where you have people of different classes. There’s this expectation that we have to be perfect and excellent all the time. I remember we when we were pitching it with the title “Insecure,” there was push back about that because insecurity is not usually associated with Black people. That was such a moment for Issa, Melina and me, and it made me realize, “No, that’s even more reason we want the show to be that.” They were like, “You guys are flawless, you’re fierce, you’re — “So dope, you’re so dope.” I’m literally feeling uncomfortable and insecure right now. This conversation is making me insecure. That is part of the reason this show never felt like a burden to portray these characters. Because the burden is being excellent all the time. The burden is the expectation that we have for what a Black man or a Black woman who went to Princeton or Stanford is supposed to be like, or what Molly had to go through being in that white law firm, right? But when we got to do the show the way Issa, Prentice, Melina and Amy wanted to do it, we didn’t have to wear a mask for anybody or live up to anybody else’s expectation. This is actual freedom. For most of you, this was your first time leading a project of this caliber. How do you look back on that risk now? I think back to our first production meeting when someone asked a really good question. And then I realized, “Oh, I’m supposed to answer that?” It was a bit like working at a teaching hospital; we were all learning for the first time together. That contributed to why we had each other’s backs so hard. We were trying to create a safe space for failure. We’re going to open the door as fast as possible to get many people in and make a safe space for Black creative people. What Issa has started for me is a chain reaction. With my specials or next projects, I’m pulling in people that I’ve seen doing amazing things but haven’t had that big break yet. I’m giving them a chance. White people are allowed to do that for their friends. If you want to get enraged, read the Wikipedia for “Seinfeld.” I’m like, what? It had so many tries. And I’ve worked with writers from “Seinfeld” and “Friends” after those shows ended, and they still get overall deals all the time. Those shows are 20 years old now. They still believe, “I think those white people still got something in them.” Even though your show was on HBO, it often felt as if it was written for a Black audience. Characters like Issa and Molly started off code-switching and working in predominantly white offices, and they quit. Their worlds and the show itself started getting more and more. With “We Got Y’all,” we just felt tired of telling those stories. There is this pressure for Black writers to talk about the Black experience within a white context. In Season 1, we were briefly encouraged to tell the point of view of the Frieda character [Issa’s white colleague at the nonprofit, played by Lisa Joyce]. Why would we do that? By Season 4, Issa was out of that environment, and Molly went to a Black firm. And when you put the characters in a Black space, you also told a realistic story of what that looks like, too. When Molly goes from the white firm to the Black firm, it’s not like, “Ah! My people!” It’s like, “Hi, this other place did it differently …” and they were like, “You can go back there.” But at the same time, she’s like, “Whatever I lost coming here, I gained this other thing that you can’t put a price tag on.” Those story lines really paralleled what was happening to us within the industry. We all came together and we were all coming from a place where we were othered, where we were the only Black person working in white spaces. Then naturally gravitating toward one another and really enjoying the freedom that comes with working with each other, speaking the same language and not having to code switch. Now we just have one code. Making a complex friendship between two dark-brown complexioned Black women, Molly and Issa, the heart of the show still seems rare, even today. That was very refreshing to see that casting breakdown and realize, “Hold up, she’s talking about me.” This is based off my real friendship. So I wasn’t interested in the trope of one light-skinned and one dark-skinned friend. I was very interested in staying true to that authentic friendship, and we often don’t get two dark-skinned Black woman leads. So that was a mandate for us, to make sure that was showcased. Portraying a desirable dark-skinned lead over the years — this is something I’m only recognizing now — greatly increased my own sense of self, too. “Insecure” is ending in a complicated moment, a year after Black Lives Matter protests ignited the country, and we are still in a pandemic. What do you hope the show’s legacy will be? There’s security in insecurity. There’s something about the journey that these characters go on by the end of Season 5 that it just feels like, “What happened on Tuesday?” I’m good with what happened Tuesday, and I’m going to keep moving on to Wednesday and not let it ruin my day or my life or whatever. I’ve got to credit Amy. We were really trying to find the right way to end the show and she told us, “We keep trying to land the plane.” Instead, she reminded us that the plane ride continues, and these characters are going to live on. That was so freeing to be able to say to each other, “Oh, we’re not ending this show.” These characters that I know and I’ve grown with are going to continue to make decisions and live on.

‘Insecure’ broke ground by embracing imperfection

<p>Bengali actor-turned-director Aparna Sen's directorial venture, 'The Rapist', starring Konkana Sen Sharma and Arjun Rampal in leading roles has won big at the 26th Busan International Film Festival 2021.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Aparna Sen’s drama has won the Kim Jiseok Award at the film festival and had its world premiere recently under the A Window on Asian cinema category. Starring Konkana Sen Sharma, Arjun Rampal and Tanmay Dhanania, 'The Rapist' talks about crime and and punishment from the standpoint of class distinction prevalent in our society.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-you-season-3-review-the-malice-is-oh-so-attractive-take-a-bow-penn-badgley--victoria-pedretti-421060">You S3 review: The malice is oh-so-attractive! Take a bow, Badgley &amp; Pedretti</a></p>

<p>"I feel deeply humbled, grateful and overwhelmed as I accept this prestigious Kim Jiseok award. I would like to thank everyone at Busan IFF, the jury, the organisers and of course, the audience for conferring this honour upon me. This award has a special significance for me because I was in Busan as a jury member many years ago and I had the honour of meeting Mr. Kim in person. I was aware of Mr. Kim’s tireless, lifelong effort to promote Asian cinema throughout the worId. I take this opportunity to thank my producers and my very talented cast and crew who helped me make my vision a reality," said Aparna Sen in her post-win statement.</p>

<p>Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/bollywood/news-farrukh-jaffar-swades--gulabo-sitabo-actor-dies-in-lucknow-at-88-421160" hreflang="en">Farrukh Jaffar, Swades &amp; Gulabo Sitabo actor, dies in Lucknow at 88</a></p>

<p>'The Rapist' was one of the seven films nominated for the award this year.&nbsp;</p>


Bengali actor-turned-director Aparna Sen's directorial venture, 'The Rapist', starring Konkana Sen Sharma and Arjun Rampal in leading roles has won big at the 26th Busan International Film Festival 2021.

Bengali actor-turned-director Aparna Sen's directorial venture, 'The Rapist', starring Konkana Sen Sharma and Arjun Rampal in leading roles has won big at the 26th Busan International Film Festival 2021. Aparna Sen’s drama has won the Kim Jiseok Award at the film festival and had its world premiere recently under the A Window on Asian cinema category. Starring Konkana Sen Sharma, Arjun Rampal and Tanmay Dhanania, 'The Rapist' talks about crime and and punishment from the standpoint of class distinction prevalent in our society. Also read: You S3 review: The malice is oh-so-attractive! Take a bow, Badgley & Pedretti "I feel deeply humbled, grateful and overwhelmed as I accept this prestigious Kim Jiseok award. I would like to thank everyone at Busan IFF, the jury, the organisers and of course, the audience for conferring this honour upon me. This award has a special significance for me because I was in Busan as a jury member many years ago and I had the honour of meeting Mr. Kim in person. I was aware of Mr. Kim’s tireless, lifelong effort to promote Asian cinema throughout the worId. I take this opportunity to thank my producers and my very talented cast and crew who helped me make my vision a reality," said Aparna Sen in her post-win statement. Also read: Farrukh Jaffar, Swades & Gulabo Sitabo actor, dies in Lucknow at 88 'The Rapist' was one of the seven films nominated for the award this year.

Konkana Sen Sharma, Arjun Rampal's ‘The Rapist’ wins big at Busan Film Festival

<p>Dorothy Steel, who has played a role in 'Black Panther', has died at the age of 95.</p>

<p><br />
The actor's agent Cindy Butler shared the news on Facebook, sharing that Steel died on Friday morning at her home in Detroit.</p>

<p>Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/bollywood/news-farrukh-jaffar-swades--gulabo-sitabo-actor-dies-in-lucknow-at-88-421160" hreflang="en">Farrukh Jaffar, Swades &amp; Gulabo Sitabo actor, dies in Lucknow at 88</a></p>

<p><br />
"Thank you Ms. Dorothy for giving me the opportunity to ride this wave with you. Thank you for all the Casting Directors who hired Ms. Dorothy. Thank you to the world for loving on her from afar. I received calls from all over the world wanting to interview or do a Bio pic of her life. She was very selective," Butler wrote.&nbsp;</p>

<p><br />
Interestingly, Steels did not take up acting till she was 88 years of age. Her acting credits include an episode of the TV series 'The Trouble With Going Somewhere', TV movie 'Merry Christmas', 'Baby' and the film 'Daisy Winters'.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Also read:</strong>&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-you-season-3-review-the-malice-is-oh-so-attractive-take-a-bow-penn-badgley--victoria-pedretti-421060">You S3 review: The malice is oh-so-attractive! Take a bow, Badgley &amp; Pedretti</a></p>

<p><br />
"Per Ms. Dorothy, she told me to tell everyone that arrangements and flowers where to send will be posted via facebook. She was still telling me what to do. That was my Ms.Dorothy………….WAKANDAFOREVER," wrote Butler in the Facebook post.&nbsp;</p>


Dorothy Steel, who has played a role in 'Black Panther', has died at the age of 95. The actor's agent Cindy Butler shared the news on Facebook, sharing that Steel died on Friday morning at her home in Detroit.

Dorothy Steel, who has played a role in 'Black Panther', has died at the age of 95. The actor's agent Cindy Butler shared the news on Facebook, sharing that Steel died on Friday morning at her home in Detroit. Also read: Farrukh Jaffar, Swades & Gulabo Sitabo actor, dies in Lucknow at 88 "Thank you Ms. Dorothy for giving me the opportunity to ride this wave with you. Thank you for all the Casting Directors who hired Ms. Dorothy. Thank you to the world for loving on her from afar. I received calls from all over the world wanting to interview or do a Bio pic of her life. She was very selective," Butler wrote. Interestingly, Steels did not take up acting till she was 88 years of age. Her acting credits include an episode of the TV series 'The Trouble With Going Somewhere', TV movie 'Merry Christmas', 'Baby' and the film 'Daisy Winters'. Also read: You S3 review: The malice is oh-so-attractive! Take a bow, Badgley & Pedretti "Per Ms. Dorothy, she told me to tell everyone that arrangements and flowers where to send will be posted via facebook. She was still telling me what to do. That was my Ms.Dorothy………….WAKANDAFOREVER," wrote Butler in the Facebook post.

Dorothy Steel, Black Panther actor, dies at the age of 95

<p>Veteran Indian actor Farrukh Jaffer passed away at the age of 88 in Lucknow, reports confirm. She has worked in several films in a career spanning decades, her most recent work was in Shoojit Sircar's 'Gulabo Sitabo'.</p>

<p><br />
On Friday, October 15, Jaffer died following a brain stroke, her grandson informed.</p>

<p><strong>Also read:</strong>&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/hollywood/news-you-season-3-review-the-malice-is-oh-so-attractive-take-a-bow-penn-badgley--victoria-pedretti-421060">You S3 review: The malice is oh-so-attractive! Take a bow, Badgley &amp; Pedretti</a></p>

<p>Shaz Ahmed, Jaffar’s grandson, told Indian news agency PTI, "My grandmother died today at around 7 pm at Gomti Nagar residence following a brain stroke. Her last rites will take place on Saturday at the Aishbagh Kabristan."</p>

<p>As per the grandson, Jaffar started her Bollywood career with the film 'Umrao Jaan' in 1981, in which she played the role of veteran actor Rekha's mother.</p>

<p><strong>Also read:</strong>&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/bts-army-gift-jimin-his-very-own-jiminland-on-birthday-watch-pics-videos-420927" hreflang="en">BTS ARMY gift Jimin his very own JIMINLAND on birthday; watch pics &amp; videos</a></p>

<p>However, her most recent, noteworthy work was with Bollywood superstar Amitabh Bachchan in 'Gulabo Sitabo'. Jaffar played the role of Fatima Beghum.</p>

<p>Bollywood screenwriter Juhi Chaturvedi took to Instagram to express her grief over Farrukh Jaffar's death. Sharing a photo of the now deceased actor, Chaturvedi wrote, "begum gayiin. Farrukh jina aap jaisa koi tha aur na hoga.. dil se shukriya jo aapne humko aapse rishta jodne ki ijaazat di ab allah ki uss duniya mein hifaazat se rahiyegaRIP #FarrukhJaffar #Begum #FattoBi #FatimaBegum #GulaboSitabo (sic)."</p>

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<p>Farrukh Jaffar acting credits also include 'Peepli Live', 'Swades', 'Sultan' and 'Secret Superstar'.</p>

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Veteran Indian actor Farrukh Jaffer passed away at the age of 88 in Lucknow, reports confirm. She has worked in several films in a career spanning decades, her most recent work was in Shoojit Sircar's 'Gulabo Sitabo'.

Veteran Indian actor Farrukh Jaffer passed away at the age of 88 in Lucknow, reports confirm. She has worked in several films in a career spanning decades, her most recent work was in Shoojit Sircar's 'Gulabo Sitabo'. On Friday, October 15, Jaffer died following a brain stroke, her grandson informed. Also read: You S3 review: The malice is oh-so-attractive! Take a bow, Badgley & Pedretti Shaz Ahmed, Jaffar’s grandson, told Indian news agency PTI, "My grandmother died today at around 7 pm at Gomti Nagar residence following a brain stroke. Her last rites will take place on Saturday at the Aishbagh Kabristan." As per the grandson, Jaffar started her Bollywood career with the film 'Umrao Jaan' in 1981, in which she played the role of veteran actor Rekha's mother. Also read: BTS ARMY gift Jimin his very own JIMINLAND on birthday; watch pics & videos However, her most recent, noteworthy work was with Bollywood superstar Amitabh Bachchan in 'Gulabo Sitabo'. Jaffar played the role of Fatima Beghum. Bollywood screenwriter Juhi Chaturvedi took to Instagram to express her grief over Farrukh Jaffar's death. Sharing a photo of the now deceased actor, Chaturvedi wrote, "begum gayiin. Farrukh jina aap jaisa koi tha aur na hoga.. dil se shukriya jo aapne humko aapse rishta jodne ki ijaazat di ab allah ki uss duniya mein hifaazat se rahiyegaRIP #FarrukhJaffar #Begum #FattoBi #FatimaBegum #GulaboSitabo (sic)." View this post on Instagram A post shared by Juhi Chaturvedi (@juhic3) × Farrukh Jaffar acting credits also include 'Peepli Live', 'Swades', 'Sultan' and 'Secret Superstar'. Also read: Sunny Deol, Ameesha Patel's 'Gadar 2' to release in 2022

Farrukh Jaffar, Swades & Gulabo Sitabo actor, dies in Lucknow at 88

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