Mystery surrounds Bollywood actress’ suicide

Two Bollywood families have broken their silences over the suicide of starlet Jiah Khan after police arrested actor Suraj Pancholi in connection with his girlfriend’s death last week. Pancholi was arrested on Monday after Khan’s mother, the 1980s actress Rabia Khan, made public a six-page letter apparently written by the 25-year-old actress before she hanged herself on June 3.

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Who are Time’s 100 most influential people?

Rapper Jay-Z, Pakistan teenager Mulala Yousufzai, Oscar-winning actress Jennifer Lawrence and SpaceX founder Elon Musk have been named among Time magazine’s most influential people in the world. US President Barack Obama got his eighth entry on the annual list of the 100 top global titans, leaders, artists, pioneers and icons, along with his wife Michelle, newly installed Pope Francis, British royal Kate Middleton, Beyonce, Justin Bieber’s manager Scooter Braun and basketball player LeBron James

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Kareena Kapoor Poses for Maxim Photoshoot

    Ace fashionista Kareena Kapoor has graced the cover of Maxim magazine. Take a look at the candid star get posey for the camera.  

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Sherlyn Chopra Goes Topless on Twitter

First Indian Model to Pose For Playboy Tweets Topless Pics    She Admits She’s Somewhat Of An Exhibitionist  Sherlyn Chopra who has been creating waves on Twitter with her bold pics is at again. The lady has posted some of her topless snaps, admitting a part of her is a “sexual exhibitionist”. “A part of […]

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The new face of Bollywood: Deepika Padukone

She’s only 23, but Deepika Padukone is already living a life millions would envy. The model-turned-actress was spotted in a music video and then cast in one of the biggest grossing films in Bollywood history. She still only has three movies under her belt, but star status has already been bestowed upon her

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Is Bollywood coming to Hollywood?

"Slumdog Millionaire" took home eight Oscars on Sunday night, a surprising achievement for a film once thought to be straight-to-DVD fodder. The colorful story, which mixes the gritty life of Mumbai’s poor with the shiny aspirations of the new India, features no stars recognizable to Western audiences, but it may have made one of its native country. So, is it time for Bollywood — as India’s huge Mumbai-based film industry is called — to come to America “International cinema comes in cycles in the United States,” said Frank Lovece, a film critic with Film Journal International.

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