Urban Desi star Veronica has teamed up with Bhangra phenomenon H-Dhami for her upcoming video "Ni Aaja Veh."
Veronica is use to working with the hottest boys in the business and "Ni Aaja Veh" surely won’t disappoint!
Check out this behind-the-scenes video of Veronica and H-Dhami on set for "Ni Aaja Veh" and let us know what you think about this hot new collaboration.
LOS ANGELES - Police who searched Michael Jackson's home the day after he died were acting on information from family members who said they'd found a bag of heroin in his bedroom, but a person with knowledge of subsequent test results on the substance said it turned out not to be the drug.
The search did, however, turn up a number of other drugs including marijuana, the generic form of Valium and other sedatives. A detective also indicated Jackson's body showed signs of injections.
The disclosure came in an affidavit supporting a search warrant that was executed June 26, three days earlier than any previously reported search of Jackson's rented mansion in Bel-Air.
FILE - In this March 17, 2005 file photo, pop star Michael Jackson arrives at the Santa Barbara County Courthouse in Santa Maria, Calif. (AP Photo/Michael A. Mariant, file)Associated Press Two warrants came to light Thursday after several media outlets including The Associated Press asked to unseal four search warrants Los Angeles police detectives served in the early days of the Jackson death probe. The judge ordered two of the documents to remain sealed.
The unsealed warrants provide a glimpse into how police were directing their investigation immediately after Jackson's death. The warrant served at his rented Bel-Air mansion the day after he died lists "PC 187," the California penal code for murder, in the box labeled "probable crime."
That warrant states family members told a coroner's official "they had located a quantity of tar heroin in a bag in the decedent's bedroom," though the person with knowledge of tests on the substance said heroin was quickly ruled out. The person was not authorized to speak to the media and asked for anonymity.
Detectives also secured a search warrant for the car of Dr. Conrad Murray, the personal physician with Jackson when he died. The affidavit states detectives spoke to Murray in the hospital after the singer's death but he only gave a short summary of what had happened then left the hospital over detectives' objections.
In the intervening two months, investigators have pieced together a much fuller picture of how Jackson died and Murray has emerged as the central figure in a manslaughter probe. Investigators believe he was negligent in administering the powerful anesthetic propofol and other sedatives to Jackson and that those drugs killed the singer.
Murray's attorney Edward Chernoff has said Murray never administered anything that "should have" killed Jackson. The coroner has not officially released autopsy results but a law enforcement official who requested anonymity because the investigation is ongoing told the AP the death has been ruled a homicide.
The search of Murray's car turned up some documents, but no additional drugs.
Also Thursday, an attorney for Jackson's longtime dermatologist does not plan to petition for a role in the upbringing of the singer's three children. Mark Vincent Kaplan said Dr. Arnold Klein is satisfied that a judge appointed an attorney to oversee their interests.
Kaplan surprised many by saying Klein wanted a role in the children's lives during a court hearing earlier this month. Jackson's mother, Katherine Jackson, was granted permanent guardianship of the children at the hearing, and a judge ruled that Klein didn't have legal standing to intervene, but told the doctor he could file a motion later if he still had concerns.
Kaplan said Klein got involved because he was concerned about the children having a normal upbringing not related to show business. Jackson told Klein repeatedly that he wanted his children to have a formal education and not be subjected to the rigors of traveling and performing, Kaplan said.
Klein's involvement in the case raised questions about the whether the doctor could be the father of Jackson's two oldest children, a rumor fueled by tabloid reports and Klein's own cryptic answers when questioned on the matter.
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The actress was once considered the "It" girl in B-town. With films like "Kuch Kuch Hota Hai," and "Black," Rani Mukherji took the industry by storm. Since 2007 however, Miss Mukherji has been in the background while new Bollywood starlets like Deepika Padukone and Asin have taken over the silver screen. Now Rani is ready to make her comeback! Starring in the upcoming movie "Dil Bole Hadippa!" the actress sure knows how to adapt to stay at the top of her game.
And if you want to be a leading lady in B-town in this day and age, you better have a six- pack to accompany your acting skills! So Rani had to say goodbye to her curves and hello to yoga in order to make a comeback with a splashing new hot body! When she began her workout on April 16th of last year, she weighed 123 lbs. Today she only weighs 108 lbs.
So what are the secrets behind this fitness magic?
Rani Mukherji linked up with yoga expert Payal Gidwani who came up with a routine including simple cardio exercises like walking up and down stairs and a series of yoga poses to help improve her breathing technique.
The results are amazing and Rani Mukherji is ready for her comeback!
Oh dear, looks like the Khan clan is taking over Bollywood!
While Salman Khan already owns the town, his younger brothers Sohail Khan and Arbaaz Khan now want a piece of the cake with a star status in Bollywood as big as their bro’s.
This week, their traditional-meets-modern life movie ''Kisaan'' hits the screens! The film follows two very different brothers who try to save their father's land. Legendary actor Jackie Shroff marks his return in Bollywood as the father who fights for his land along with his sons. Beauties Diya Mirza and Nauheed Cyrusi certainly add some dazzle to the story!
To get a first glimpse of the movie, check out this teaser and tell us if Sohail and Arbaaz will ever enjoy the same success as their sibling Salman Khan.
LOS ANGELES - Michael Jackson's longtime dermatologist does not plan to petition for a role in the upbringing of the singer's three children, his attorney said Thursday.
Mark Vincent Kaplan said Dr. Arnold Klein is satisfied that a judge appointed an attorney to oversee the interests of the singer's children, who range in ages from 7 to 12.
FILE-This July 7, 2009 file photo shows Paris Jackson, left, Prince Michael Jackson II and Prince Michael Jackson I, standing on the stage along with La Toya Jackson, upper left, during the memorial service for Michael Jackson at the Staples Center in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill,File)Associated Press "It's just not necessary," Kaplan said. "It's already been addressed."
Kaplan said Klein got involved because he was concerned about the children, Prince Michael, Paris Michael and Prince Michael II, having a normal upbringing not related to show business. Jackson told Klein repeatedly that he wanted his children to have a formal education and not be subjected to the rigors of traveling and performing, Kaplan said.
Kaplan surprised many by saying Klein wanted a role in the children's lives during a court hearing earlier this month. A judge ruled that Klein didn't have legal standing to intervene, but told the doctor he could file a motion later if he still had concerns.
Jackson's mother, Katherine Jackson, was granted permanent guardianship of the children during the hearing as spelled out in the singer's 2002 will.
Klein's involvement in the case raised questions about the whether the doctor could be the father of Jackson's two oldest children, a rumor fueled by tabloid reports and Klein's own cryptic answers when questioned on the matter. Kaplan said during the hearing and on Thursday that Klein legally isn't the father and that questions about whether he is the children's biological father aren't important.
"Whether he is or is not the DNA source wouldn't change one iota greater or less his concern and care about the children," Kaplan said.
The attorney said Klein would still like to be a part of the lives of Jackson's children, but that intervening in the guardianship case wasn't necessary.
"It's important to Dr. Klein that there's always a safe harbor there for them to contact him for any reason if he can be of any assistance in their well-being," Kaplan said. "He doesn't want to be a distraction in that case."
Kaplan said he didn't want people to think that Klein abandoned his petition because of comments by Katherine Jackson's attorneys that they are considering a wrongful death lawsuit or by Klein's name being mentioned in law enforcement's investigation into the singer's death on June 25.
Kaplan, a family law attorney, would not address Klein's role in the investigation. He said Jackson's death was hard on the doctor, who may not attend the singer's private funeral on Sept. 3.
"He is grieving over the loss a friend — a very close friend," Kaplan said.
Klein also has emerged as a figure in the Jackson death probe, as federal drug agents look at who was prescribing medications to the singer. Investigators are scrutinizing Jackson's interactions with at least seven doctors, including Klein, and the Drug Enforcement Administration last week served an administrative inspection warrant at a pharmacy next to the dermatologist's Beverly Hills office.
According to the warrant, a statewide database shows Klein self-prescribed medications on 27 occasions. The drugs include Valium, Vicodin and the sedative midazolam.
Klein's attorney, Garo Ghazarian, said the allegation "is not what it appears to be" and his client had never self-prescribed.
The rumors started when Shilpa’s father, Surendra Shetty, applied to an Indian court to have his passport returned so that he would be able to travel abroad in the near future. Shilpa’s dad has not been able to leave India since his passport was taken away after charges he threatened a business associate regarding a deal with his famous daughter. According to the passport application, the wedding between the Bollywood beauty and the Britain based businessman would take place in the U.K. sometime between September and December this year.
DesiHits! Spoke to Shilpa on her last visit to New York City for the India Day Parade and here’s what she said:
"I'm very much taken! Marriage is on my mind, but not in the cards right now. When the day comes, I will write it in my official blog, that will be a huge announcement for me, it's definitely the next step." So we took to the blog and what did we find? A post entitled "Gettin Married!"
However, the answer wasn’t what you first might think! Here’s what Shilpa Shetty had to say:
"Like I’ve said before I will make an official announcement on this site like I always do, the day my parents decide on my marriage date and I promise the press will have at least a month to celebrate the announcement! So to set the record straight, NO I AM NOT GETTIN MARRIED THIS YEAR, yes I am looking at next year, but date not decided."
