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Adarsh Gourav, who is receiving appreciation for his performance in 'Kho Gaye Hum Kahan', showcased his musical talent with a song inspired by the film which is titled 'Kho Gaye'.'Kho Gaye' is a collaboration with a talented trio of composers, including RUUH, Adarsh himself, and JOH. The soulful rendition is brought to life by Adarsh's enchanting vocals and features a musical composition that seamlessly intertwines various layers of emotion.The single, produced by RUUH and JOH, boasts poignant lyrics penned by Smriti Bhoker.This isn't the first time Adarsh has showcased his musical talents. His previous collaborations, including a cover of the song 'Teri Baatein' which was another cover of the song from 'Kho Gaye Hum Kahan', has already garnered over a million views on Instagram.Talking about his song, Adarsh said, "Creating 'Kho Gaye' has been rewarding for me as an artist and the song is close to my heart, inspired by the emotions of 'Kho Gaye Hum Kahan.' It's a testament to the seamless blend of storytelling through both acting and music. Collaborating with incredible talents like RUUH, JOH, and Smriti Bhoker has made this experience truly magical. I hope this song resonates with everyone as much as it did with us".'Kho Gaye Hum Kahan', helmed by debutant director Arjun Varain Singh, is a 'coming-of-digital-age' story about three friends in their mid-20s navigating life in the world of social media.Apart from Adarsh Gourav, the film also stars Siddhant Chaturvedi and Ananya Panday in the lead roles.

According to the sources, the director has already started preparing for the same and is currently researching as to who were the scientists who played roles in preparing the vaccines.The idea of telling the story on the big screen came after Agnihotri travelled in various countries, during which he also tested positive for COVID and had to confront the medical infrastructure of the foreign nations.In an exclusive interview with ANI, Agnihotri said, "In the last six to seven months, I've been travelling all over the world. I was in US, Germany, UK, Netherlands, and Hungary. In fact, in all developed countries of the world and in between, my wife and I also got COVID there. I realised that their infrastructure, and awareness was very poor about COVID.""The RTPCR test is so expensive, takes 48 hours to seven days in the US. General hygiene culture was also very poor. So it triggered in my mind that what is it that we (India) have been able to achieve so successfully? So I started reading about it more and trying to understand all that, and I must tell you, this world talks in terms of India as an underdeveloped country, but this is what India, especially what Indian Council for Medical Research, and their scientists and NIV, the women scientists are doing," he added.The filmmaker said that he thought the story of those who achieved the "greatest" success should be captured on the screen."Regular ordinary people without resources, what they have achieved is the greatest success story of humanity. So, I started thinking whether it should be captured on cinema or not, and should be documented or not," he said.Agnihotri said that he is still researching the subject and acknowledged the message that "if you want to achieve something, resources don't matter, only your will matters"."I'm still researching because I'm not so deep into it. If you want to achieve something, what matters is what you feel about humanity," he said.He appreciated the work done by the team of ICMR scientists."One thing is talking about humanity politically, but one thing is what you actually do for humanity, and I had tears in my eyes when I read the story of how our scientists had to struggle in Iran. You know, the kind of threats, but still they evacuated every single person is a great story, I think this is the greatest story of independent India since freedom," said Agnihotri while lauding the scientists.Eulogising India's successfully ongoing vaccination drive under which a feat of administering over 200 crore doses was reached recently, 'The Kashmir Files' director said that this is the story which should be seen by the countries in the world."So a country which had only one lab and no resources. Everybody said India can never ever make a vaccine. There were so many agencies working against us. How we created our own vaccine widely and administered 200 crore doses. I think this is the story that everybody from Tanzania to Tokyo should be seeing," Agnihotri said.

"Deeply saddened by the news of young Assamese actor, model and dancer Kishore Das' demise. He lost the battle with Cancer after giving a tough fight. My condolences to the bereaved family. May his soul rest in eternal peace. Om Shanti!" tweeted Mahanta.Kishor Das had been receiving cancer treatment at a Chennai hospital since March this year. Reports have revealed that he was suffering from COVID-19 infection as well at the time of his death. Kishor's last rites will be performed in Chennai. However, owing to COVID-19 protocols, his mortal remains could not be delivered to his hometown in Assam's Kamrup. One of the most popular faces in the Assamese entertainment industry, 30-year-old Kishor had a flourishing career. He featured in numerous Assamese television shows like 'Bandhun', 'Bidhata', and 'Nedekha Fagun'. He was widely appreciated and loved for his remarkable performances. Apart from acting in TV shows, Kishor also had several famous songs to his name. His 'Turut Turut' song garnered huge popularity amongst Assamese music lovers and soon became one of the best super-hit songs. Kishor was last seen in the Assamese movie 'Dada Tumi Dusto Bor' released on June 24, this year. Talking about his other endeavours, Kishor also bagged the 'Candid Young Achievement' award in 2019. He was quite active on social media, and engaged in interactions with his fans.Kishore Das's demise has left a void in the Assamese film industry.

American actress and musician Evan Rachel Wood has revealed in a new documentary Phoenix Rising that she was essentially raped on-camera while filming the 2007 music video for Marilyn Mansons Heart-Shaped Glasses. The video features Wood wearing Lolita-inspired heart-shaped glasses and having sex with Manson while fake blood rains down on them.Evan Rachel Wood was 19-years-old when she filmed the music video and alleges in the documentary that she was fed absinthe on set to the point that she was barely conscious to object when Manson had sex with her on camera. According to Rolling Stone, Wood says in the documentary, Its nothing like I thought it was going to be. Were doing things that were not what was pitched to me. We had discussed a simulated sex scene, but once the cameras were rolling, he started penetrating me for real. I had never agreed to that. It was complete chaos. I did not feel safe. No one was looking after me.Wood further revealed, It was a really traumatizing experience filming the video. I didnt know how to advocate for myself or know how to say no because I had been conditioned and trained to never talk back to just soldier through. I felt disgusting and that I had done something shameful, and I could tell that the crew was uncomfortable and nobody knew what to do. I was coerced into a commercial sex act under false pretenses. Thats when the first crime was committed against me. I was essentially raped on-camera.Wood has spoken out several times in the past about how Manson horrifically abused her from 2006 to 2011. Regarding Heart-Shaped Glasses, Wood said in the documentary that Manson was really clear with her about how she should promote the music video in interviews. I was supposed to tell people we had this great, romantic time and none of that was the truth, Wood said. But I was scared to do anything that would upset [Manson] in any way. The video was just the beginning of the violence that would keep escalating over the course of the relationship.The part one of the two-part Amy Berg directed film Phoenix Rising had its world premiere at the Sundance Film Festival 2022 and is scheduled to air in full later this year on HBO.

Latin Music Megastar Ozuna, winner of numerous music awards, including two Latin Grammys, makes a cameo in the first full-length animated Tom & Jerry feature film. Ozuna, a huge fan of the duelling duo, arrived on set at Warner Bros. Studios, Leavesden, back in summer 2019, wearing a Tom & Jerry t-shirt before getting into costume to film his scene under the direction of Tim Story.Having grown up watching the famous cat and mouse rivals on TV, the artist jumped at the opportunity to be a small part of the movie and is now even more excited to share his passion for these characters with his two kids. Its something amazing for me, a great opportunity. I grew up with Tom & Jerry and always loved watching them. Their show was always fun and always made me feel good, being in the movie reminds me of that time. Its great how everybody can enjoy them. said Ozuna when asked about his participation in the film.One of the most beloved rivalries in history is reignited when Jerry moves into New York Citys finest hotel on the eve of the wedding of the century, forcing the events desperate planner to hire Tom to get rid of him, in director Tim Storys Tom & Jerry. The ensuing cat and mouse battle threatens to destroy her career, the wedding, and possibly the hotel itself. But soon, an even bigger problem arises: a diabolically ambitious staffer conspiring against all three of them. An eye-popping blend of classic animation and live-action, Tom and Jerrys new big-screen adventure stakes new ground for the iconic characters and forces them to do the unthinkable work together to save the day.Tom & Jerry stars Chlo Grace Moretz, Michael Pe a, Rob Delaney, Colin Jost, and Ken Jeong. The film is directed by Tim Story and produced by Chris DeFaria.It is written by Kevin Costello, based on characters created by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera. Serving as executive producers are Tim Story, Adam Goodman, Steven Harding, Sam Register, Jesse Ehrman, and Allison Abbate. The creative filmmaking team includes director of photography Alan Stewart, production designer James Hambidge, editor Peter S. Elliot, and costume designer Alison McCosh. The music is composed by Christopher Lennertz. The film releasing in India on February 19, 2021, in English, Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu languages.

MusiCares and Julien's Auctions have announced that the global popstars BTS' 'Dynamite' costumes, which were donated to the Grammy Museum, were the top-selling items on Sunday, January 31, 2021. According to Julien's Auctions, the costumes were sold for $162,500 (Rs. 1.18 crores).The official Twitter handle of Julien's Auctions tweeted, "SOLD for $162,500! The costumes worn in the music video of the mega-hit song "Dynamite donated by GRAMMY Nominated BTS, all to benefit MusiCares in todays Charity Relief Auction." According to the reports, Japanese art collector Yusaku Maezawa and YouTuber HIKAKIN bought the costumes.SOLD for $162,500! The costumes worn in the music video of the mega-hit song "Dynamite donated by GRAMMY Nominated BTS, all to benefit MusiCares in todays Charity Relief Auction. According to Grammys, "BTS kicked off the initiative in the previous announcement of the generous offering of their pastel-colored ensembles (estimate: $20,000-$40,000), worn in their 2020 music video for 'Dynamite', the global superstars' smash hit and first No. 1 single in the U.S. BTS earned their first GRAMMY nomination for the song in the Best Pop Duo/Group Performance category at the 2021 GRAMMYs."BTS registered a new record on YouTube within 24 hours with 'Dynamite' as it officially became the fastest music video in Youtube history to record 100 million views. The platform confirmed on August 23 that it registered 101.1 million views in its first 24 hours, setting the record for the most-viewed music video in YouTubes history. As per MRC Data, the song was the top-selling digital song of 2020 in the US with over 1.26 million downloads.BTS is now gearing up for the release of a new version of their latest album 'BE' releasing on February 19.'BE (Deluxe Edition)' released on November 20, 2020, which debuted at No. 1 on Billboard 2020 with their title track 'Life Goes On' earning No. 1 spot on Hot 100 on Billboard charts. They earned their third No. 1 on the Hot 100 chart (following 'Dynamite' and Jawsh 685 and Jason Derulo's 'Savage Love - Laxed Siren Beat') and first with a Korean song. The title track became the first Korean song to ever top the chart.