Washington, Apr 1: American singer-songwriter Jennifer Hudson, who is all set to tie the knot with beau David Otunga, wants her three dogs to accompany her on her wedding.
Jennifer, whose family was brutally murdered last year, has revealed her intention of making her three dogs - Oscar, Grammy and Dreamgirl - a vital part of her wedding.
She has revealed that she wants all of them to walk down the aisle with her, while Oscar will be her ring bearer.
The big news doing the rounds is that Chotte Nawab Saif Ali Khan has taken Kareena Kapoor to their ancestral home, Pataudis, and introduced her to the ‘Nawab’ family.
Veteran actress and Saif’s loving mom Sharmila Tagore disclosed that Saif along with Bebo often visits his ancestral home when he wants staying away from busy schedule.
She said that the Pataudis, especially Saif’s father (Mansoor), are very fond of Bebo.
Bollywood badshah Shahrukh Khan walked the ramp on day 4 at the ongoing Lakme Fashion Week in Mumbai, and enthralled the audiences with his perfect style.
Wearing a black dhoti-pants and a black blazer together with a gold-and-black slingas his accessory, King Khan swept the cheering crowd’s heart away when he walked the ramp for designer Manish Malhotra on Tuesday evening.
Khan had been wearing a sling on his left arm after he recently underwent a surgery to repair a tear in his shoulder muscle.
Vienna - Austria on Tuesday began celebrations in memory of composer Joseph Haydn who died 200 years ago and is known as the "father" of the classical symphony.
In Eisenstadt near the Hungarian border, where Haydn served as a composer and musician for the Esterhazy noble family, Austrian President Heinz Fischer opened a large Haydn exhibition.
Fischer said Haydn was "no shooting star" and had slowly but surely built his career.
Born in 1732, Haydn was the son of a wheelwright. From an early age, he received his musical training as a choir singer.
The Bipasha Basu and Neil Nitin Mukesh starrer ‘Aa Dekhen Zara’ has got another reason to be back in the news. The film which is all set to hit the BO later this week may become the first film to release in single screens even before the strike called by Bollywood producers and distributors formally begins on April 3.