London, Feb 18 : Disney's animation film Bolt has topped UK and Ireland box office chart in its opening weekend.
According to Screen International, the film, which features the voice of John Travolta as a TV show dog, who believes his fictional powers are real, raked in 2.8 million pounds in first three days, reports the BBC.
On the other hand, Oscar frontrunner Slumdog Millionaire jumped to second place grossing 20 million pounds in five weeks.
Romantic comedy He''s Just Not That Into You starring Ben Affleck, Jennifer Aniston, Drew Barrymore, Scarlett Johansson, Justin Long fell one place to three.
Salman Khan’s upcoming film ‘Veer’ has got another reason to be back in the news. The film has been charged for damaging the Historic fort of Amber.
An accident happened on the sets of ‘Veer’, when a 20 foot long wall collapsed injuring nearly 15 people.
Out of these 15, nearly seven injured people were taken to the nearby Sawai Man Singh Hospital, while all the others injured were rushed to a government hospital.
King Khan is finally recovering from surgery for a tear on his left shoulder muscle. He was operated yesterday after he returned from London. He was admitted to the Breach Candy Hospital in south Mumbai on Monday.
Shoulder specialist Dr Sanjay Desai, who performed the operation on the 43-year-old actor-producer said: "He resumed his normal diet and had a sound sleep. We have permitted him to go home."
A joint study by the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) and KPMG estimated that the media and entertainment industry will grow at 12.5 percent over the next five years to cross the Rs 1,00,000-crore mark by 2013. The report showed that it grew 15 percent annually since 2006 into an $11.68-billion industry in
2008.
The Study says: "In many ways, 2008 was a testing time for the industry. With the global economic slowdown affecting advertising spends, sectors like TV, print, radio and outdoor that depend on advertising revenues were affected."
Kareena Kapoor stormed the industry with her zero size figure in Tashan. Recently she launched her dietician Rujuta Diwekar's book 'Lose Your Weight Not Your Mind' in Mumbai. Rujuta Diwekar is the person behind size zero Kareena.
Kareena praised her dietician for her balanced approach. She said: "I had not been to a dietician before I met Rujuta and her whole approach appealed to me. I come from a hearty Punjabi family with a close attachment to food."
She also gave some tips to youngsters to stay 'fit and healthy'.
New York - The casino companies owned by flamboyant US businessman Donald Trump filed for bankruptcy protection Tuesday in another indication of how the economic slump is picking off some of the most famous names in the business world.
Trump Entertainment Resorts Inc filed for Chapter 11 protection in the US Bankruptcy Court in New Jersey after failing to reach a new deal with bond holders to restructure
1.25 billion dollars in debt. The company said it had 1.74 billion dollars in debt and 2.06 billion dollars in assets, according to a court filing.
London, Feb 18 : Disney's animation film Bolt has topped UK and Ireland box office chart in its opening weekend.
Salman Khan’s upcoming film ‘Veer’ has got another reason to be back in the news. The film has been charged for damaging the Historic fort of Amber.
King Khan is finally recovering from surgery for a tear on his left shoulder muscle. He was operated yesterday after he returned from London. He was admitted to the Breach Candy Hospital in south Mumbai on Monday. 
A joint study by the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) and KPMG estimated that the media and entertainment industry will grow at 12.5 percent over the next five years to cross the Rs 1,00,000-crore mark by 2013. The report showed that it grew 15 percent annually since 2006 into an $11.68-billion industry in 
Kareena Kapoor stormed the industry with her zero size figure in Tashan. Recently she launched her dietician Rujuta Diwekar's book 'Lose Your Weight Not Your Mind' in Mumbai. Rujuta Diwekar is the person behind size zero Kareena. 
New York - The casino companies owned by flamboyant US businessman Donald Trump filed for bankruptcy protection Tuesday in another indication of how the economic slump is picking off some of the most famous names in the business world.
