Herbert Lom, an actor born in Czech and well-known for his 'Pink Panther' role, died on Thursday at the age of 95. His son Alec Lom said, his dad died in sleep, peacefully. Famous for his roles as Napoleon Bonaparte, witch hunter and no doubt the frustrated boss in The Pink Panther, was not only a successful actor, but also a well-known and sophisticated business man. In his noteworthy career of 60 years, he acted in more than 100 films in variety of roles.
Various celebrities like Ed Norton, Snoop Dogg and Jonah Hill will be playing against each other in the celebrity tournament of popular online game 'Words with Friends' which will reportedly begin on Thursday, 27th September and would be played till October 3rd. The main objective behind this tournament is fund raising, where each of the celebrity players would be playing for some charitable organization. The game's developer Zynga, world's leading provider of social games, announced its partnership with American Express in holding the first celebrity tournament. Zynga was planning for such celebrity tournament some time before, by seeing the popularity of the game amongst the celebrities.
Scottish Andy Murray created history on Monday, 10 September 2012, beating Serbian Novak Djokovic to enjoy a five-set victory in the U.S. Open, and became the first British man to win a Grand Slam title after 76 years. Andy Murray's spectacular victory over Djokovic has caused a stir across the UK and in the tennis world, bringing a revolution in the British sport.
After almost a year of dating, 'The Green Lantern' co-stars 'Ryan Reynolds' and 'Blake Lively' officially tied the knot secretly on Sunday night in front of family and close friends in South Carolina, according to People.com. Sources confirmed that Blake and Ryan are now officially husband and wife, who were reportedly dating since their 2011's superhero release. The wedding took place in a secret ceremony on Sunday night at the Boone Hall Plantation in Mt. Pleasant, just outside of Charleston in South Carolina and the reception took place in a beautiful white tent.
Clint Eastwood, an American film actor, producer, director, composer and politician made a surprise appearance at the last week's Republican National Convention (RNC) held in Tampa, Florida and caused a stir on Thursday night with his rambling 'invisible-chair' speech. The Hollywood filmmaker managed to overshadow the whole convention by his wacky conversation with the empty chair representing President Barack Obama. He turned out to be a mystery speaker and criticized the President in front of 33 million people through his imaginary interview, leaving whole country stunned. Clint's invisible-chair speech made the highlight of the convention.
The Oscar-nominated tall and massively built actor Michael Clarke Duncan died Monday morning at age 54 at a medical center in Los Angeles. Entire Hollywood is mourning the death of the legendary actor, who failed to recover from his illness after suffering from a severe heart attack in July and died at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center. The actor received an Oscar-nomination for his role in the 1999 prison drama 'The Green Mile' who played the character of a gentle death row inmate with exceptional healing powers. Frank Darabont, director of The Green Mile expressed his condolences and said he was completely devastated to hear about Duncan's death.
Lindsay Lohan tried to stay sober and out of trouble, was found in the center of a new kerfuffle on recently after an aborted trip to a Hollywood nightclub. Read More