Tuesday, July 28
The music world mourns the loss of Ozzy Osbourne. The 'Prince of Darkness' passed away at 76. His family confirmed the news. A video of his last performance went viral. Celebrities like Ranveer Singh and Jason Momoa paid tribute. Fellow musicians also shared their respects. Osbourne's impact on music is remembered.
Dharmendra, at 89, recently evoked nostalgia by sharing a romantic still from his 1975 hit 'Pratiggya' with Hema Malini, reminding fans of their iconic on-screen chemistry. The film, a box office success known for its action and music, still resonates with audiences today. He continues to inspire with his fitness, recently sharing a gym picture.
Rasha Thadani thanked the paparazzi for helping her grandmother out of a car by putting their cameras down and assisting her kindly. She debuted in Bollywood with 'Azaad', whose song "Uyi Amma" gained popularity. Next, she stars with Abhay Varma in 'Layka, Layki', releasing in 2026.
Rock icon Ozzy Osbourne passed away on Tuesday and as fans miss him and recall stories from his past, here's one of the times when he showed his vulnerable side. Ozzy admitted in an interview that he once killed 17 cats when he was under the influence of drugs and that was a life-changing moment for him as he made him realise his dependency on it.
Rajesh Kumar, known for his role in 'Sarabhai Vs Sarabhai', shared his views on Bollywood's hierarchy system during an interview about his new film 'Saiyaara'. He expressed his discomfort with how actors are treated based on their star value and earnings.
Virat Kohli took a two-month break from cricket in early 2024 to welcome his second child, Akaay, with Anushka Sharma, seeking refuge from fame. He cherished the anonymity, allowing them to experience normal family life.
Mohit Suri's directorial 'Saiyaara,' starring newcomers Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda, has become an unexpected box office success. The film recorded the highest opening day for newcomers and continued its strong performance, earning Rs 83 crore in its first weekend, a record for a love story.
Coldplay dedicated their Nashville show to the late Ozzy Osbourne, covering Black Sabbath's 'Changes' as a heartfelt tribute to the 'Prince of Darkness' following his passing at age 76. Chris Martin expressed love and admiration for Osbourne's genius and character during the Nissan Stadium performance, sending condolences to his family.
Mohit Suri, celebrating 20 years in Bollywood and the success of 'Saiyaara,' reminisces about his directorial debut, 'Zeher.' He recalls his initial disappointment with 'Woh Lamhe Woh Baatein' and how producer Mukesh Bhatt introduced him to Mithoon, a then-young composer. Mithoon's dedication to his music impressed Suri, leading to the creation of the hit song's final version.
A Coldplay concert kiss cam captured Astronomer CEO Andy Byron and HR chief Kristin Cabot. The video sparked affair rumors and went viral. Netizens created Bollywood-inspired memes. Memes featured Baahubali, Hungama, and Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah characters. Chris Martin's comment added fuel. Byron and Cabot's reaction suggested something was amiss. The internet exploded with reactions to the alleged scandal.
