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Rarely do you get a public moment that elicits the amount of shock, confusion, and joy as the one that occurred last night when it turned out that Moonlight and not La La Land had won the Oscar for Best Picture. But the telecast could not show the complete range of perplexed celebrities. Luckily, other cameras were present. This morning, a Los Angeles Times photo is making the rounds that documents the wide-eyed reactions of the front row. Matt Damon, Busy Philipps, and Michelle Williams looked dumbfounded. Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson somehow managed the perfect eyebrow raise.

Epic La Times photo.

Meryl’s face.

The Rock’s face.

Salma’s face.

Michelle Williams’ face.

Damon’s face.https://t.co/WftqNDOXyf pic.twitter.com/L3NSF1OpJQ

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) February 27, 2017

Meanwhile, Deadspin snagged a clip from ABC’s backstage live feed, which tracked the Moonlight cast and crew as...

The Brooklyn Children’s Theatre (Bct) is an after school musical theatre program serving over 1000 children in Brooklyn, New York. Bct was commissioned by the Doris Duke Foundation of Islamic Art to create four original musicals with Muslim protagonists for children to perform in. Two of these musicals will be premiering on December 9, 2016.

Fast Friends is about children fasting for the first time during Ramadan. Fast Friends was written by Amy White Graves and Steve Saari, with contributions from Aizzah Fatima.

Sailimai And The Four Riddles was written by By Scott Evan Davis, Kareem Fahmy, Aizzah Fatima & Chris Heller & the Summer 2016 Muslim Voices Playwriting class. Sailimai And The Four Riddles is based on an Islamic Chinese folk tale: Sailimai must look to her Muslim values to solve a riddle and save her father.

Amy White Graves, Executive Director of Bct states “When we started this project in the summer of...

Mumbai, May 13: Pakistani actress Salma Agha plans to wield the megaphone with a women-centric subject.

"I am working on a subject right now and all I can say is it's in the pipeline. I have to work a lot on the subject and yes there is a subject definitely that I am working on. I am somebody who never wastes time. I always want to learn something," Salma said in an interview.

"Whatever you learn, it will come with you and there is no age for education. I can't say whether it's related to my life but it's a women oriented subject. It's a little far yet," she added.

Salma debuted in Bollywood in 1982 with box office hit social.

We all know that Salman Khan’s family has equal respect for every religion and celebrate every festival with equal devotion. The way they celebrate Eid in the same way and with equal devotion they celebrate Diwali, Navaratri and Christmas and every year brings Ganpati idol home and worship with serene heart. For the past 11 years, Salim Khan’s family has been celebrating Ganesh Chaturthi. This was a tradition started by Salman’s younger sister Arpita Khan and all the family members joined her in the celebration. Salman’s father Salim Khan (Muslim), his mother now Salma (earlier Sushila Charak, a Hindu) and step mother Helen, a Cath...

New Delhi, Sep 3: Pakistani actress Salma Agha's daughter Sasha is set to make inroads into the Hindi film industry with Yash Raj Films' "Aurangzeb". She will play a glamourous role.

Incidentally, Sasha's mother, singer-actress Salma, made her Bollywood debut with Yrf head honcho Yash Chopra's elder brother B.R. Chopra's movie "Nikaah" in 1982.

Now Sasha is ready to carve her niche in the industry.

In "Aurangzeb",.

As Savages begins, Blake Lively informs us just because she's telling us this story it doesn't mean she's alive. Considering we don't know her character in the slightest the dramatic effect of that statement is nil. She then introduces us to her two drug-dealing boyfriends with whom she shares a living space and her body.

First there's Chon (Taylor Kitsch), a former Navy Seal back from Afghanistan with Ptsd and plenty of marijuana seeds. Then there's Ben, the opposite of Chon in that he's a peaceful drug dealer who uses a lot of the money they make to help children in Africa. The difference between the two is rather obvious, but Lively, playing Ophelia (or O as she likes to be called) -- a name I'm sure doesn't need any further explanation -- proceeds to discuss their differences as she talks, and talks, and talks over the first 15 minutes or so,...

With the platform already set by producer Vikram Bhatt’s Haunted 3D in 2011, it looked easy for Karishma Kapoor, who planned her comeback to Hindi cinema after a long hiatus of nine years, to make her return an impressive one. However, Lolo’s fans are going to be everything but entertained in her reincarnation attempt in the world of Bollywood with Bvg Films and Dar Motion Pictures’ Dangerous Ishhq. Seemingly, the fact that this movie stars Karishma who was a hit in the late 90s and the early 2000’s has been taken for granted by the film maker who has turned a blind eye towards the story line.

Produced by Arun Rangachari and directed by Vikram Bhatt, Dangerous Ishhq is a woman centric story (second in a row after Vikram Bhatt’s Hate Story) where the protagonist dies several times during the course of the movie in a bid to get united with her lover.

We've seen plenty of movies about the Mexican drug cartel but not with a female as the head mafioso or in this case mafiosa with Salma Hayek in Oliver Stones' Savages.

Looking like Uma Thurman in Pulp Fiction, Salma's kingpin character wages war with small-time American dope dealers played by Aaron Johnson and Taylor Kitsch (John Carter, Battleship) once again playing a character with military training, in this case an ex-Navy seal. Benicio del Toro and this year's Academy Award nominee Demian Bichir (A Better Life) play her henchmen while Taylor Kitsch and Blake Lively are caught in her web. And speaking of Pulp Fiction, John Travolta and Uma Thurman co-star in the Oliver Stone film.

Based on Don Winslow’s best-selling crime novel, Ben (Johnson) and Chon's (Kitsch) shared girlfriend is kidnapped by Elena's Baja cartel when they

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Okay, sure, the idea of Blake Lively in a menage a relationship with Taylor Kitsch and Aaron Johnson is pretty hot. So is the sun-soaked world of California pot farmers, Mexican wrestling masks and an extremely random cameo from John Travolta. Based on the trailer for Oliver Stone‘s new crime thriller Savages, however, if we do end up seeing this movie, it will be due entirely to the presence of Salma Hayek. Well, Salma and Salma’s bangs. 60% Salma + 40% Salma’s bangs = 100% fierceness.

In the action flick due out July 6, Hayek stars as Elena, the leader of a drug cartel who kidnaps Lively as a way to manipulate Kitsch and Johnson into submitting to her flawless power. Benicio Del Toro costars as an actor who is lucky enough...

It’s that time of the year when the who’s who of tinsel town gear up to ring out the old and ring in the new. This time, Dubai seems to be the hottest destination for most of our big stars. And incidentally, Shah Rukh Khan and Salman Khan, who have long ceased to be friends, are in the Gulf city at around the same time.Salman’s family — parents Salim and Salma, Helen aunty, brothers Arbaaz and Sohail, their wives Malaika Arora and Seema, children Arhaan and Nirvaan, sisters Arpita and Alvira, brother-in-law Atul Agnihotri — flew off to Dubai on ...

Yesteryear's actress and singer Salma Agha is back in news. This time for a different reason. Salma who has been part of some big Bollywood films like Nikaah is all geared to groom her daughter into filmdom. The actress, who's based in Dubai currently, was in town to introduce her daughter to potential film producers. It's learnt that Salma Agha's daughter will make her Bollywood debut soon and the film will be co-produced by the actress. Salam is making sure that her daught...