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According to the US media, Jennifer Lawrence will play lead role in Steven Spielberg's 'It's What I Do: A Photographer's Life of Love and War'. According to Variety, Warner Bros studio has won the rights for the film at an auction.

The film is based on a memoir by Lynsey Addario. It's a story about a war photographer Lynsey Addario, who reaches the most dangerous places of the world in order to search the truth. These days Lawrence is busy in shooting of her new film 'Joy', which will be released at Christmas.

Former rap mogul Marion 'Suge' Knight was taken to hospital after he told a judge that he was experiencing blindness and other health complications. It was the third time when he was taken to hospital since charges of a murder have been imposed on him.

Los Angeles Superior Court Judge James Brandlin heard from Knight that he had fired attorneys handling his case and he was not being provided with appropriate treatment in custody.

Knight, 49, was wearing glasses when appeared in the court. The Death Row Records co-founder said that he was unable to see anything from one eye and was having only 15% vision in his other eye.

Jedi has made a comeback in the Star Wars galaxy. In Monday night's first-season finale of Star Wars Rebels, a Disney XD animated series, Ahsoka Tano, an apprentice to Anakin Skywalker before his transformation into Darth Vader, was revealed as the mysterious hooded informant Fulcrum.

Ashley Eckstein has given voice to this female fan-favorite character, a part of the five seasons of Star Wars: The Clone Wars.

But, the series has finally come to an end on a cliffhanger with the teenage Ahsoka leaving the Jedi Temple and going her own way.

Philadelphia artist informed that that the portrait of former President Bill Clinton that he painted includes a shadow reference to Monica Lewinsky's infamous blue dress.

The artist said that at the left-hand side of it, there's a mantel in the Oval Office. "I put a shadow coming into the painting, and it does two things. It actually literally represents a shadow from a blue dress I had on a mannequin, that I had there while I was painting it, but not when he was there", he added.

Marijuana enthusiasts gathered in Washington to devise ways to capitalize on America’s evolving pot laws. As 23 states have legalized medical marijuana, billions of dollars are likely to be fuelled in for grabs in near future.

Laws have recently been enacted by Colorado, Washington state, Alaska, Oregon and the US capital to legalize medical marijuana. Now, there are vacant positions for grabs including marijuana bud tender, plant trimmers, cannabinoid research scientists and even genetic analysts.

Nicklaus Tilford, a Tennessee chef, said he had submitted his resume with a Washington-based medicinal marijuana grower for the position of a part-time junior gardener. He referred it as once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) conducted a new survey on US high school students asking whether they have faced some type of violence from someone whom they have dated.

The survey was an updated one and included more questions, including sexual violence and brief information about violent behaviours. The survey results involving about 9,900 high school students unveiled that both the genders have faced sexual violence.

An estimated 7% of teen girls had faced physical violence and 6% experienced both. Around 21% of the participants unveiled that they have experienced some type of dating-related violence.