London, Feb 28 : Kate Hudson and Owen Wilson are firmly back together and planning to take their relationship to the next level - by starting a family.

Owen tried to kill himself after they split in 2007, but has now put the past behind him and is ready to settle down, reports The Sun.

A pal of the Wedding Crashers actor said: "Kate and Owen initially got back together three months ago after realising they couldn''''t live without each other. Now they are ready to become parents.

London, February 28: Hollywood actress Renee Zellweger braved the freezing conditions, and got her hair short to deal with the icy weather, when she was filming her new flick `New In Town in Winnipeg, Canada.

She describes her experience of filming in such severe weather in the region as shocking.

"It was like working on the moon. Most people don''t even know what below 47 (Fahrenheit) feels like. You freeze to death in two minutes," the Daily Express quoted her as saying.

Washington, Feb 28 : Following shooting murders of her family, Jennifer Hudson is happy to be back in the spotlight and insists that performing is "like therapy."

The 27-year-old popped by The Oprah Winfrey Show on Friday and said it''s good to be singing again, reports Us magazine.

Hudson's mother, brother and 7-year-old nephew were murdered last October.

Cinema hall owners have challenged a 40-year-old state-government rule in the Bombay High Court that makes it mandatory for movie theatres to screen Marathi films for a minimum period of four weeks in a year.

Though the government circular was issued in 1968, the Cinema Owners and Exhibitors Association claims that it was kept in abeyance and only "recently" the government begun to enforce it acting under pressure from the Marathi film producers' lobby.

Several cinema halls were told that their licences will not be renewed if they fail to screen Marathi films.

What goes around does indeed come around, particularly in the film Thabbali. While there is an attempt to portray the Karmic theory at work, the script lacks the depth required to captivate one’s interest right up to the end.

Thabbali tells the tale of an orphan, Akash, a petty but ruthless criminal. His bizarre turnaround is brought about through divine intervention in the form of a child. The film relies heavily on the sentiment quotient, induced by the little child. The emotions of this child are ably captured, appropriate to the context, which is worthy of credit.

Sequels rarely manage to live up to expectations. And Pink Panther 2 is no exception.

Though, if you leave your expectations behind, there are moments in the movie that will manage to make you laugh, particularly, if you have a high level of tolerance for silliness and liked the first Pink Panther.