According to the New York Daily News, Comedian Katt Williams was arrested in midtown Manhattan early Thursday morning, on weapons charges.

The police found 35-year-old performer's Mercedes bus and red Cadillac Escalade parked on Broadway. They noticed that the SUV was missing a license plate, and three guns were in plain sight inside the vehicles. When Williams emerged from a nearby building, and told the cops that the vehicles were his, they handcuffed him.

Balaji Telefilms' biggest soap opera 'Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi' comes to an end Thursday night, after eight years of love, passion, schemes and tears. It bids adieu after losing a court battle to Star Plus.

The show, which first went on air in 2000 and its characters became household names, has crossed the 1500 episode mark. Till its fifth year, the serial was at the top of the charts.

The film 'EMI' produced by Suniel Shetty and directed by Saurabh Kadra, folds reality with necessary filmi masala. It is about common folks from middle class families, falling into the EMI - easy monthly installments - trap either willingly or under duress.

Though the film looks promising in the beginning, the story is not able to sustain the momentum. The storyline goes thus - a few families, who have taken loans beyond their means, find themselves in trouble as a loan recovery agency follows up with them.

Noted filmmaker, Deepa Mehta, known for issue-based movies, will produce and direct a film from the 600-page script she will co-write with Salman Rushdie, based on the writer's prize-winning novel 'Midnight's Children'.

Gerard Mortier, new general manager and artistic director of City Opera, who had joined two years ago with great fanfare, and had promised to revolutionize and revitalize opera in New York, has announced his resignation over deep financial problems at the company, saying it is not possible for him to run the company in the current economic climate.  Departing barely after two years, the French born impresario brought impressive credentials to the job, including a successful run at the Paris Opera.

According to an article in Variety magazine, Steven Spielberg and Will Smith seem rather interested in making an American remake of a 2003 film ‘Oldboy’ directed by Korean director Park Chanwook.