New York, Apr 29 : Madonna''s alleged toyboy Jesus Luz''s instant fame seems to have not gone down well with his colleagues.

If sources are to be believed, Luz''s fellow models can''t wait for his career to die down.

"None of the other models would talk to Jesus or even look at him. They were gossiping like catty girls about how they couldn''t wait for his career to fizzle out," the New York Daily News quoted a source as saying.

New York, Apr 29 : When it comes to burying the hatchet, Anne Hathaway is a complete sweetheart.

Last week ''''The Princess Diaries'''' star showed up to support Natalie Portman''''s new venture- the behind-the-scenes entertainment industry Web site MakingOf. com- at Tribeca''''s Marble House.

It is believed that Portman was first considered for the role in Judy Garland''''s biopic ''''Get Happy'''', which finally went to Hathaway, thus sowing the seeds of an alleged rift between the two beauties.

"There''''s buzz in Hollywood that Natalie should have gotten the part [in the Judy Garland biopic "Get Happy"] that Anne landed," The New York Daily News quoted an industry insider as saying.

Los Angeles - X-Men Origins: Wolverine premiered Monday night in the unassuming Arizona city of Tempe after thousands of fans there won an online competition to host the movie's world debut. Star Hugh Jackman delighted the crowds by roaring up to the event on a Harley Davidson motorbike and declaring, "I love this place. I'm moving here." He was joined by other stars from the new film including Liev Schrieber, Will.i.am and Lynn Collins.

New Delhi, Apr 28: Bollywood actor Sharmila Tagore and media personality Anurradha Prasad were among the recipients of the FICCI Ladies Organisation (FLO) women excellence awards from Delhi Chief Minister Shiela Dikshit on Tuesday.

The FLO presented awards to 25 women achievers from diverse fields like art, business and entrepreneurs, public service, non-governmental organisations and professionals.

India International Centre (IIC) Chairman Karan Singh and Bollywood Director and filmmaker Yash Chopra were also present during the occasion.

Amrish Lal Puri (June 22, 1932 – January 12, 2005) was an iconic Indian actor who appeared primarily in negative roles in Hindi movies.

His most remembered roles are Mogambo in Mr India (1987) and Mola Ram in the Hollywood film Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (1984).

He played character roles and was well-known as a villain. His striking bass voice, the ability to extend his eyes widely out of their eyelids during climactic scenes and outsize acting style made him a convincing villain in even the most melodramatic movies.

This light hearted drama, revolving around a well-to-do Gujarati family, set in the backdrop of Gujarat- goes for real! It so happened that for one of the sequence they required ‘chakda,’ a typical mode-of-conveyance quite commonplace in Gujarat.

On not being able to get it delivered from Gujarat the Hats off team decided upon building it right here in Mumbai. Producer JD Majethia could have made do with any other mode of transport, but he insisted on giving it a real touch of Gujarat. And Bingo Their experiment turned out quite successful