The idea of diving back into music after so much time and personal change was really intimidating to me
of sexual harassment.
“I think everyone’s had the experience of feeling lost and not quite understanding how you’ve found yourself at a certain point in your life. And I think the key is not to judge yourself for that. I’m a big believer in the idea that what you’ve journeyed through is ultimately going to factor into the person you become, and how you’ll greet whatever big challenge you face next,” Moore asserted. The actor, who is looking forward to the premiere of her show ‘This Is Us’, began recording her upcoming album earlier this year. She created the album’s lyrics on her own and recorded each song live with a full band set-up.
The 35-year-old actor will release another single before the end of the year.
Deepika Padukone, who has always been vocal about mental health and importance of advocating the issue, feels that we have come a long way in this regard. “I think, as far as the conversation about mental health is concerned, we have come a long way. The most crucial role has been played by the media as it has open up conversations around the topic in various ways – through interviews, write-ups and articles.”
The Padmaavat actor was speaking at the launch of a
lecture series by The Live Love Laugh Foundation. Aim of the initiative is to steer and shape the conversation on mental health and increase awareness about the same.
Live Love Laugh is a charitable trust that was set up in 2015 to give hope to everyone who is experiencing stress, anxiety and depression.
The first edition of this
lecture series was held at Taj Mahal, New Delhi on September 15, 2019, where the maiden lecture was delivered by Pulitzer prize-winning author and Padmashri Awardee Dr Siddhartha Mukherjee.
The event was attended by Deepika Padukone; Anisha Padukone; Prakash Padukone; Ujjala Padukone; Sharmila Tagore; Indu Bhushan, CEO Ayushman Bharat; Amitabh Kant, CEO, Niti Aayog; Dr Balaram Bhargava; Professor Vijay Raghava; Professor Gagandeep Kang; Sanjeev Sanyal among other dignitaries and guests.
Concluding her statement, Deepika said, “The lecture series is to invite people from across the world (from different profession) to come up, passionately talk about mental health and share their experiences and journey on an open platform.” LOS ANGELES: Hollywood star Salma Hayek is excited to work with ‘Game of Thrones’ heartthrob Kit Harington in Marvel’s ‘The Eternals’.
The veteran actor took to Instagram to share her ‘fan girl’ moment with Harington on September 18.
“I still can’t believe that I’m working with #jonsnow! Kit you’re the best! #theeternals #gameofthrones #kitharington,” Hayek captioned the picture.
Harington was sporting a shorter crop, bidding his Jon Snow days goodbye.
The announcement of Harington, who played fan favourite Jon Snow in the HBO series, was made at the D23 Expo last month.
He joined fellow ‘GOT’ star Richard Madden, who is also a part of the starstudded cast.
‘The Eternals’ also boasts of Hollywood stars like Angelina Jolie, Kumail Nanjiani, Brian Tyree Henry, Lauren Ridloff, Lia Mchugh, Don Lee, Barry Keoghan and Gemma Chan.
Critically-acclaimed filmmaker Chloe Zhao is attached to direct the movie from a script by Matthew and Ryan Firpo.
The film is slated for a November 6, 2020 release.
On her 53rd birthday, Salma Hayek posted a gorgeous photo of herself in a bikini. Fans were full of praise for the much-loved actor. LOS ANGELES: Actor Sterling K. Brown is backing the drama series ‘Everyday Insanity’, which has been inspired by the life events of series creator Laura Bensick.
The series is being developed by Fox, and Brown is on board as an executive producer, reports variety.com.
‘Everyday Insanity’ is being described as an uplifting drama about three different families who support each other after their loved ones
The series is being developed by Fox, and Brown is on board as an executive producer
are diagnosed with mental illnesses. Bensick is the writer and executive producer on the series, with Brown and Danielle Reardon executive producing under their Indian Meadows Productions banner.
Brown launched Indian Meadows in 2018 under a pact with 20th Century Fox with the aim of promoting diversity.
He is also producing ‘Washington Black’, a series that tells the story of an 11-year-old slave.