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Canadian actor Ryan Reynolds made a surprise appearance at Comic-Con in San Diego, dressed as a denim Deadpool. During a Marvel panel on Saturday hosted by Kevin Feige, Reynolds was called on to ask a question to the Avengers: Doomsday cast.“Long-time listener, first-time caller. This seems like an awfully expensive way to announce the film. When do you start filming?” Reynolds asked in his costume. 2:57 Ryan Reynolds likely to testify against Justin Baldoni in Blake Lively lawsuit “It’s in the can, bro. Look around you. Did you bump your head?” Robert Downey Jr. responded to Reynolds. Story continues below advertisement ...

Actor Ram Kapoor made one of the most emotional revelations of Lock Upp while opening up about his strained relationship with his family and the heartbreaking responsibility he carried during his father's final days. During a candid conversation on the reality show, Ram revealed that despite helping his father prepare for death, he remains estranged from his mother and sister, who no longer speak to him. Ram Kapoor reveals a shocking secret Sharing details about his family, Ram admitted that the emotional distance has been painful. He said his mother and sister have cut off communication with him, leaving him without a relationship with them. However, when his father was battling a terminal illness, Ram chose to stand by him through the most difficult phase of his life. Source link

Country singer Jelly Roll and his ex-wife, Bunnie Xo, have reportedly finalized their divorce and reached a settlement. According to court documents obtained by Us Weekly, People, Rolling Stone and TMZ, the former couple entered a marital dissolution agreement on July 17 and Jelly Roll was “awarded an absolute divorce” on the “grounds of irreconcilable differences.”Global News has not independently viewed the court documents. 4:12 Headliner Jelly Roll on stage at Outskirts Music Festival The 41-year-old singer filed for divorce from Bunnie Xo, whose real name is Alisa DeFord, on May 18, according to court records, viewed by Global News. Sto...

Adapting Musafir Café, author Divya Prakash Dubey’s popular novel, wasn’t about recreating every page on screen. When directing the love story’s screen adaptation, Ruchir Arun knew he had to preserve one aspect over everything else — the honesty that made the novel resonate with readers. “When my writer and showrunner, Sharanya [Rajgopal], first brought the project to me, what struck me first were the characters’ names — Chander, Sudha, and Preeti. These old-world names instantly made them feel like people I had known all my life. I wanted to ensure that these characters’ simplicity and the authenticity of their relationships translated perfectly to screen,” recalled Arun. Source link