Actor Urvashi Rautela claims Hollywood icon Leonardo DiCaprio called her the “Queen of Cannes” but social media users are not impressed.
Picture this: Shah Rukh Khan’s suite, Martin Scorsese and Leonardo DiCaprio walk in, and Karan Johar, usually the epitome of cool, is reduced to a bundle of nerves.
De Niro said, “I have such close feelings for Festival de Cannes. Especially now when there's so much in the world pulling us apart, Cannes brings us together."
In an unexpected turn of events, Quentin Tarantino’s ‘Once Upon a Time in Hollywood’ is getting a spin-off sequel with David Fincher at the helm.
The film, directed by Shannon Kring, highlights the traumatic experiences of former students at St. Paul’s Indian Mission School and their fight for justice.
On Saturday, the actor took to his official Instagram handle to share a cute video of himself selling a pen to Hollywood actor Leonardo DiCaprio.
Travolta also shared that he was a big fan of Sharon Tate, the late actor who was killed by the Manson family and portrayed by Margot Robbie in the film.
The alarming wildfires have also sparked widespread outrage online, prompting a number of celebrities to use their social media platforms to raise awareness.
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood marks the best foreign opening of Tarantino's career, even better than that of Django Unchained.
Now that Saaho has been shifted to 30 August, a slot has fallen vacant for Tarantino's ninth film.
