The spat between Bollywood producers and multiplex owners has entered into the fourth week as there’s no concrete solution to the ongoing crisis thus far.

The multiplexes have been meeting amongst themselves almost on a daily basis, trying to find out a final answer, which would be acceptable to both the film producers as well as distributors.

A meeting between the warring parties is likely to take place by the coming week. Let's hope for the best.

We all know that smoking is a nasty habit, and it's bad for your health!

Moreover, the governments all through the world have started programs helping people to overcome the smoking addiction.

Despite all this, tons of celebrities including Shahrukh Khan, flaunt their bad habits in public.
 
Recently, the National Organisation for Tobacco Eradication (NOTE) has protested against owner of Kolkata Knight Riders team Shahrukh Khan, who smoked during an Indian Premier League (IPL) match April 21 in South Africa.

Ace veteran director Bharathiraja has decided to return the prestigious 'Padma Shree' award that was awarded to him by Indian Government.

Bharathiraja take this decision in order to show his disapproval over its inactiveness on the Sri Lankan Tamil matter.

The strike, organized by the Tamil film fraternity Eelam support movement, was held at South Indian Film Chamber Theatre on Thursday, April 23, and saw lots of zealot Tamilians from the film society.

The participants speak against the administration for not controlling the killing of Tamils in Lanka.

The big news doing the rounds is that Vivek Vaswani's upcoming flick 'Dulha Mil Gaya' is going through financial crisis at the moment.

The film is suffering all this as Anil Ambani's 'BIG Pictures' has given up the movie rights due to the financial losses the company suffered following the ongoing depression.

On his part, film's producer Vaswani has decided to re-offer the film to 'BIG Pictures' and if doesn't work out try to find another prospective buyer.

Washington, Apr 25 : Oprah Winfrey is at the centre of a legal battle with the bosses of an insurance company over the use of her signature catchphrase-the "Aha moment".

The talk show queen is known to use the popular phrase for a revelation on `The Oprah Winfrey Show' and in her O magazine, reports Contactmusic.

However, now the same catchphrase has landed the media mogul in a dispute with executives at Mutual of Omaha Bank.

London, April 25 : Jack Tweed reportedly headed for sun bathing after telling his fellow prisoners that Jade Goody's death "set him up for life".

The widower, who is serving 12 weeks for assault on a taxi driver, was said to have been topping up his tan for an hour daily in the Chelmsford Prison, Essex.

The 21-year-old allegedly bragged about his bulky bank balance gathered from interviews, thanks to the media circus around the death of 27-year-old Jade, who lost her battle to cervical cancer on March 22.