'The closure of Don 3 was the best thing to happen to Farhan. If he was committed to directing Don, he wouldn't have been able to take on Pandit Ravi Shankar's role in The Beatles.'
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The full-length chat with the ex-Beatle appears in the New Statesman, 40 years later.
John Lennon's eight solo albums have been remastered to celebrate the singer's 70th birth anniversary.
Kiara Advani is the definition of modern-day Bollywood glam.
Sanya Malhotra is an artist, muse, and fashionista all at once.
Digital ghosts have opened a new can of worms for digital experts.
Diljit Dosanjh's switch in singing style as he smoothly assumes Chamkila's vocal persona highlights the brilliance of his artistry, observes Sukanya Verma.
Merry Christmas has a breathtaking climax that will have you sighing like you've never sighed in a Sriram Raghavan movie before, applauds Sukanya Verma.
Aashita Sood and Mayank Agarwal are enjoying their 20-day break ahead of the Test series against England.
Sebastian Vettel wore a special helmet to express solidarity with Ukraine
If reports are to be believed, the hunt to find the next 007 may be over.
When asked if Rushdie was still in the hospital, Wylie said he cannot give any information about the celebrated author's whereabouts.
Daniel Craig is clearly having a ball playing detective Benoit Blanc, a character completely opposite of James Bond, discovers Mayur Sanap.
Ex-Beatle member Sir Paul McCartney breaks his silence over friendship with the late band mate John Lennon.
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Beatles, the evergreen all time favourite rock band from Britain's Liverpool, has come to the help of Kolkata Traffic Police in its efforts to instill road safety awareness among the youth.
Yoko Ono was described by her husband -- the Beatles icon John Lennon -- as 'the world's most famous unknown artist'.
The actress has teamed up with John Lennon's son Julian for the Hisss soundtrack. She has sung two songs for the film.
Ajinkya Rahane will have his task cut out once he dons the captain's armband after Kohli returns to India following the opening Test.
In a move reportedly sanctioned by Pope Benedict XVI, the Catholic Church has officially forgiven The Beatles for their sex and substance-fueled excesses and their infamous remark of being "more popular than Jesus".
The Year of the Rabbit, according to the Chinese calendar, began on Sunday, January 22.
An audio recording of the Beatles from 1966, in which John Lennon is asked about his comment that the band was more popular than Jesus, is expected to sell for about 13,400 pounds at auction.
Do you think in today's world of strife, Lennon's message of giving peace a chance and imagining a world free of borders is possible?
The 1960's classic which film features former Beatle John Lennon and Roy Kinnear has been launched in a Special Edition DVD
The Beatles have surpassed Jesus in terms of popularity on the Google search engine. An analysis of search terms showed more people searched for the band on Google than the son of God during September.The group's popularity maybe linked to the re-release of all of their digitally-remastered albums, along with the release of the video game 'The Beatles Rock Band', reports the Telegraph.
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'Never leave your crease with M S Dhoni behind the stumps!'
Now, the iconic rock band gets its digital rock band game.
Yesterday was premiered in London, and quite a few celebrities made sure to attend.
The special March issue which marks the first anniversary of the Indian edition of the magazine, also features a special section on A R Rahman's Oscar feat, and the band US, whose 12 studio album releases this month.
Showbiz folk are doing their best to keep their spirits high in these trying times, posting revealing thoughts on Instapix.
Paris Jackson, 19, is set to begin her career in modelling.
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The shouts of "No tinc por!" (I am not afraid) rang out across Barcelona's Plaa de Catalunya, repeated rhythmically by the thousands of people who had gathered at noon in the hot sun to pay respects to the dead and injured after Thursday's terrorist attack.
Pop star Lady Gaga sang John Lennon's Imagine sitting at a flower-covered piano as the inaugural European Games.
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