If you talk about it you're automatically out of the race: Tom Hardy fuels James Bond rumours
Tom Hardy, who happens to be among the speculated contenders for the role of 007 in the next movie, recently confirmed his interest in playing the infamous agent.

I will be okay: Priyanka Chopra after injury
Indian actress Priyanka Chopra, who got injured during the shoot of the American TV show "Quantico", says she will be okay. She also thanked all for their wishes for a speedy recovery.

Japanese actors are remarkable: Martin Scorsese
Oscar winning filmmaker Martin Scorsese says working with Japanese actors in his forthcoming film "Silence" was a revelation.

Ryan Gosling can't stay still watching his childhood dance video
During his recent appearance on 'The Graham Norton Show', Ryan Gosling could not keep himself from reacting hilariously to an old dance video from his childhood in the 90s.

Tapping into one's potential frightening: Viola Davis
Actress Viola Davis, who recently won the Golden Globe for her work in the film "Fences", says that tapping into your own potential is "very frightening".

Amber Heard moves on after divorce from Depp
She has finalised her divorce with actor Johnny Depp, and now actress Amber Heard is reportedly dating Elon Musk.

Reese Witherspoon, Nicole Kidman on the need to see 'real women's experience' in Hollywood
Reese Witherspoon and Nicole Kidman, who star in the upcoming HBO series 'Big Little Lies', recently spoke at a press tour about why female-focused stories should now be a priority in Hollywood.

Natalie Portman wants strong female leads
Actress Natalie Portman says she is "not interested" in watching movies without women in strong roles.

Alec Baldwin's Trump returns to 'SNL' with 'golden showers' explanation
Alec Baldwin, who was greatly associated with his portrayal of President-elect Donald Trump on 'Saturday Night Live', recently returned with more innuendos and assurance as well.

Sheen hopes 'Mad Families' sparks race discussions
Actor Charlie Sheen is hoping that his "racially inappropriate" jokes in the upcoming movie "Mad Families" will encourage viewers to discuss issues related to race.