Actress Kangana Ranaut criticized controversial singer Shubh for allegedly glorifying the killers of former Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. Kangana condemned Shubh's actions, describing them as a "shameful act of cowardice." She expressed her disapproval of celebrating the killing of an elderly woman who was the chosen leader of a democracy. Interestingly, this incident coincides with Kangana's work on her upcoming movie "Emergency," where she portrays the role of Indira Gandhi and also directs the film. Shubh, known for his controversial acts, faced cancellation of his tour in India due to alleged support for separatist Khalistani elements.

Following the tragic passing of Friends actor Matthew Perry at 54, co-star Lisa Kudrow expresses her bewilderment and contemplates adopting his dog Alfred. Perry was found unconscious in his Los Angeles home's hot tub. Kudrow, along with the Friends cast, mourns Perry's loss, with showrunners Marta Kauffman, David Crane, and Kevin Bright issuing a heartfelt statement. Janice actress Maggie Wheeler also pays tribute, sharing cherished memories. The Friends community grapples with the untimely death of their beloved colleague, remembering Perry's joy and creativity that touched many lives.

The beloved cast of "Friends" – Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox, Lisa Kudrow, Matt LeBlanc, and David Schwimmer – have expressed profound grief over the passing of their co-star, Matthew Perry, at 54. The actors released a joint statement, emphasizing their deep bond beyond the screen. Perry, famed for his role as Chandler Bing, battled addiction openly. The cause of his death remains under investigation. Friends' creators hailed him as irreplaceable. Fans and celebrities, including Selma Blair and Gwyneth Paltrow, joined in mourning, honoring Perry's legacy as an actor and a friend.

Bollywood rapper Badshah appeared at the Maharashtra Cyber office on Monday regarding an FIR filed against him and 40 others for allegedly promoting IPL matches on betting app Fairplay. Media firm Viacom 18, which had broadcasting rights, accused Fairplay of illegal streaming and said actors promoted IPL on the app linked to the Mahadev betting app. Badshah is among those summoned so far in the digital piracy case, with more actors likely to be called. Police filed charges over violation of India's anti-gambling laws by celebrities endorsing IPL on a betting platform.

Justin Trudeau shared an emotional tribute to his childhood friend Matthew Perry after the Friends star's death Saturday. Trudeau reminisced about the schoolyard games with Perry, saying the world won't forget the joy he brought. Perry was reportedly found lifeless in his LA home jacuzzi with apparently 'no foul play' as per LAPD. He and Trudeau attended school in Ottawa together, with Perry admitting they once beat up the future PM over jealousy of his sports skills. Trudeau took no offense, later joking about wanting a rematch. Fans worldwide joined Trudeau in remembering Perry, who as Chandler Bing on Friends starred in a culture-defining comedy still beloved globally.

Anticipation soars as Bollywood star Boman Irani shares an early review of Shah Rukh Khan's upcoming film, 'Dunki.' Directed by Rajkumar Hirani, the movie tackles illegal immigration and marks Khan's third release this year. Irani, after watching an early draft, declared that 'Dunki' has exceeded expectations, predicting it to be another blockbuster for Khan. Following the massive successes of 'Pathaan' and 'Jawan,' 2023 shapes up as Khan's record-breaking year, with 'Dunki' poised to be the third jewel in his crown. The film, set for a Christmas release, promises a thrilling clash at the box office.

Hollywood is grieving the sudden passing of beloved actor and comedian Matthew Perry, best known as Chandler Bing from "Friends." Perry, 54, was found dead in a Los Angeles hot tub. Warner Bros. Television Group, the producer of "Friends," hailed him as a "comedic genius," expressing profound sorrow. Co-stars, including Maggie Wheeler and Laura Benanti, paid heartfelt tributes, while Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau remembered his schoolyard days with Perry. Perry's wit, humor, and talent left an indelible mark, leaving fans and colleagues worldwide in mourning.

Matthew Perry, renowned for his iconic role as Chandler Bing on the '90s sitcom "Friends," has tragically died at the age of 54 due to an apparent drowning at his Pacific Palisades home. Emergency responders received a 911 call reporting a water emergency, but no one was transported to the hospital. Law enforcement sources confirmed the case is a death investigation with no signs of foul play. Perry's sarcastic charm as Chandler made him a beloved character on the show, which ran for a decade, shaping a generation's television experience.          

Kangana Ranaut's 'Ode to the Indian Air Force,' Tejas crash landed at the box office on Friday. The over-acted aerial action thriller is deemed to mark Ranaut's 11th flop film in a row. Desperate for a hit after last year's Dhaakad debacle, Ranaut relentlessly promoted the film on various platforms and also tried grabbing the attention of certain right-wingers by praising Prime Minister Modi as an incarnation of God. She showcased her film to BJP ministers like Rajanth Singh and also posted images of herself with National Security Advisor Ajit Doval on social media. However, her cringeworthy promo blitz failed to get Tejas off the ground, as audiences rejected the film's ham-fisted jingoism. With dismal opening day numbers, Ranaut's latest misguided missile seems destined to bomb yet again. After a string of duds, the question remains - how many more flops before Ranaut's career stalls completely?

The trailer for 'Tiger 3' starring Salman Khan dropped Monday, featuring the superstar back in his popular spy role. The third film in the 'Tiger' franchise sees Khan's character battling a menacing Emraan Hashmi to protect his family. Khan is shown aggressively fighting Hashmi's villainous character in the high-octane trailer filled with large-scale action sequences. 'Tiger 3' continues the story from previous films as well as 'War' and 'Pathaan'. Produced by Yash Raj Films, the movie sees Katrina Kaif reprising her role as Pak spy Zoya, now married to Tiger. Fans are set for an adrenaline-filled ride when the film hits theaters.