- by Associated Press
Russi Taylor, an actress who gave voice to Minnie Mouse for more than three decades, has died. Walt Disney Co. chairman Bob Iger announced Taylor’s death in a statement Saturday. Taylor died Friday in Glendale, California, Disney said. She was 75. The cause was not immediately clear.
- by Rahat Poudel
For this weekend’s Instant Inquiry, MyCity caught up with the vocal prodigy and the frontman of ChakaChak, Multi. Here’s what he had to say:
- by Agencies
Shruti Haasan may have found limited success in Bollywood, but she has made a place for herself in films down South.
- by Republica
Media person and documentary director, Ganesh Pandey has released new Teej song titled ‘Chura’. The song is sung by Sunita Adhikari and composed by Shiva Hamal.
- by Agencies
Huma Qureshi, who turns a year older tomorrow, will be celebrating her birthday away from family and friends.
- by Republica
Toronto-based Nepali singer, Astha Tamang-Maskey released the title track of her upcoming album, ‘Sa Re Ga Ma Pa’ from her official YouTube channel on Saturday.
- by Republica
A new song of Namrata Shrestha starrer movie ‘Xaira’ has been released on Friday via official YouTube channel of Highlights Nepal.
- by Reuters
The story of famed 1990s group Wu-Tang Clan is coming to television in a series that rapper RZA hopes will resonate beyond America’s hip-hop community.
- by Republica
Actor Mark Walhberg is set to star in Paramount Players true-life canine adventure story 'Arthur the King'.
- by Republica
Actor Manisha Koirala is living a healthy life these days. It has already been seven years since Manisha was diagnosed with ovarian cancer. During this period, the ‘Agni Sakshi’ actor focused on awareness about cancer and advocated throughout the gap
- by Associated Press
50 Cent said he thinks ‘Power’ being overlooked by the Emmys over the years was racial despite the success of popular Starz series that has a prominently black cast.
- by Reuters
Rap superstar Jay-Z has pulled out of the troubled Woodstock 50 music festival that is supposed to take place next month, a person with knowledge of the matter said on Friday.
- by Agencies
As she completed a new round of treatment for her multiple sclerosis, American actor Selma Blair flaunted her shaved head on Instagram. Posing confidently in her new look, Blair thanked the team of doctors and nurses with an effusive post on Instagram.
- by Agencies
When John Abraham had decided to become a producer with Vicky Donor back in 2012, several had seen the move with an eye of skepticism. Madras Cafe was the second film he backed -- this time in a dual capacity of an actor and a producer.
- by Reuters
Some of the world’s top film makers, including two-time Oscar-winning director Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu, will show their movies and hold master classes honoring the 25th Sarajevo film festival in August, the festival director said on Friday.
- by Associated Press
There’s no place like home for ‘The Brady Bunch,’ even if was just a facade.
- by Republica
Kantipur City College (KCC) organized 'KCC Exhibit 2019', student's project exhibition that began on Friday and will remain till Satuarday at KCC premises at Putalisadak.
- by Agencies
Actor Akshay Kumar, who himself has played a soldier onscreen, is saluting the jawans with a 'heartwarming video' he came across on social media. From 'Ab Tumhare Hawale Watan Sathiyo' to 'Holiday: A Soldier is Never Off Duty', the actor has paid his tribute to the army numerous times but this video of the jawans crooning 'Teri Mitti' from his film 'Kesari', is sure to melt your hearts!
- by Agencies
It's been a year since Demi Lovato had her near-fatal overdose but now the singer is moving ahead with full positivity. The 26-year old is currently focusing on "staying healthy", a source close to the singer told People. "She goes for hikes with friends and takes boxing classes in Los Angeles," the insider added. As Lovato is preparing for her upcoming album after 2017, she is taking on healthy habits and spending time with her close ones.
- by Associated Press
The Netflix series “Orange Is the New Black” isn’t content with leaving behind a legacy of good television. It wants to do good in the real world, too. The series creative team said Thursday it has formed a fund that will support advocacy groups pressing for criminal justice reform and women re-entering society from prison, protect immigrants rights and end mass incarceration.