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News18
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- News18
Nora Fatehi Sparks Dating Rumours With American Pop Star Benson Boone
Last Updated: Nora Fatehi and Benson Boone's chemistry at the AMAs sets off dating rumours. The two were seen bonding through the evening, sparking major buzz. The 2025 American Music Awards weren't just about dazzling performances and red carpet glam, it may have marked the beginning of a new celebrity connection. Nora Fatehi and American pop star Benson Boone created quite a stir with their warm camaraderie at the star-studded event, sparking rumours of a budding romance. Throughout the evening, Nora and Benson were spotted deep in conversation, laughing and exchanging glances. A source present at the AMAs told Filmfare, 'They were totally locked in. There was undeniable chemistry, definitely more than just small talk." View this post on Instagram A post shared by Nora Fatehi (@norafatehi) View this post on Instagram A post shared by Benson Boone (@bensonboone) Nora, known globally for her electrifying dance numbers and fashion-forward appearances, was among the standout personalities at the AMAs. She began her career with Roar: Tigers of the Sundarbans, but rose to fame through hit item numbers like Dilbar, O Saki Saki, Kamariya, and Naach Meri Rani. Her filmography includes Street Dancer 3D, Madgaon Express, Be Happy, and she's currently gearing up for major projects like Kanchana 4 and KD – The Devil. Benson Boone, who found initial fame through American Idol in 2021 and later went viral on TikTok, has become a force in the global music scene. His breakout hit Ghost Town launched a string of successful singles including In The Stars, Beautiful Things, and Slow It Down. Known for his emotive voice and relatable lyrics, Benson was one of the most talked-about stars at this year's AMAs. While neither Nora nor Benson has addressed the speculation, fans on social media are already shipping the duo, calling them the 'most unexpected spark of the AMAs." The AMAs have always been a melting pot of musical talents and surprise moments, and this possible new bond might be its latest surprise. Whether it's the start of a new friendship or something more, Nora and Benson's chemistry didn't go unnoticed and fans will be watching closely to see what happens next. First Published:
India.com
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- India.com
'The whole set went silent after…', Shah Rukh Khan was once slapped by an actress because..,her name is.., she is now…
"The whole set went silent after...", Shah Rukh Khan was once slapped by an actress because..,her name is.., she is now... In the glamorous world of Bollywood, many actors come to Mumbai with a suitcase full of dreams to make it big on the silver screen, but there are rarely a few who manage to earn that fame and leave an impact. However, there was one such actress who captivated the hearts of millions as soon as she entered the industry. From her natural innocence to her strong performance, she soon rose to fame and left a remarkable mark on the audience, even with her career that was short-lived. The actress we are talking about is none other than Priya Gill. Priya entered the industry in the 90s. Her debut film was 'Tere Mere Sapne', but it was her films like 'Pehli Pehli Baar Mohabaat Ki Hai' and 'Dilbar' that rose her to fame. But besides her soft-spoken beauty and effortless performance that still resonated with the audience, there was one particular incident from her early days of her career that continues to be talked about. This popular incident was with the Badshah of Bollywood, Shah Rukh Khan, and recalls it as her 'most embarrassing moment'. During the shoot of the film Josh, they were shooting a scene where Priya had to slap Shah Rukh Khan. But the shoot wasn't coming through as expected, even after taking multiple retakes. Director Mansoor Khan wasn't satisfied with the shot and asked her to put more emotion even, Shah Rukh Khan encouraged her saying 'Mujhe In order to deliver the shot perfectly, Priya slapped Shah Rukh Khan with full force, so much so that the entire set went silent and the sound of the slap echoed. In an interview, Priya openly revealed that even after 25 years of these incidents, it remains the most embarrassing moment of her career. She said, 'It was the most shameful moment of my career,'. Even though Priya was just doing her job and emoting the scene she was asked to, she still recalls it with shame and disbelief. Gill also expressed her love and admiration for Shah Rukh Khan, she said, 'I don't know whether you know, but I'm like a… I won't just say I'm a die-hard fan, because fans are only related to the acting side. I've always liked Shah Rukh. When I was studying, I used to watch him on television. He used to come in the serials, and then he became a huge star. But you know, you never think that one day you're going to be with this guy. And I was totally in awe of him.' Priya had a short film career trajectory, but despite that, she captured the hearts of many. Stepping away from the limelight, Priya said she is now living a peaceful life with her family in Denmark.
Hindustan Times
19-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Hindustan Times
Nora Fatehi is overshadowed by her own fanboy as he pulls off sassier moves than her! Watch
Bollywood actor Nora Fatehi recently wowed her fans in Nepal with a power-packed performance during her 'Nora Fatehi Live in Nepal' show. The highlight of the evening was her heartwarming gesture of inviting a fan on stage to dance with her — a moment that quickly surfaced online. Internet users are now saying she's 'finally got some competition!' (Also Read: 'Nora Fatehi ka career khatam': Actor slams PR tactics of putting her down to promote other stars) On Monday, Instagram user Gaurav Sitoula shared a video in which he can be seen dancing to Nora's hit track Dilbar with her on stage. The video shows him matching steps with Nora, with the actor visibly stunned by his moves. Sharing the clip, he also penned a heartfelt note describing how he had idolised Nora since childhood and dreamt of sharing the stage with her one day. A post shared by Gaurav Sitoula (@gauravsitoulaa) He wrote, 'I've dreamed of this moment for as long as I can remember. And now, to be seen, recognised, and invited by @norafatehi — it feels like the universe whispered, 'It's your time.' This is, without a doubt, the most unforgettable moment of my life — a memory I will carry in my heart forever. Nora, you are everything I imagined and so much more. Your kindness, your humility, your warmth — it touched me in ways words will never fully express. You didn't just give me a moment; you gave me a piece of magic that lit up something inside me. Dancing with you to that song — the one I've always imagined myself performing with you — felt like my soul was finally being heard. Thank you for letting me share that space with you, for seeing me, for giving me the chance to shine in your light, even if just for a moment. And beyond the dance, beyond the stage — thank you for simply being you.' Fans were moved by Nora's gesture and praised her for 'always pushing talent forward'. One fan commented, 'That's so sweet of Nora.' Another wrote, 'Nora is a hype girl!!' A third added, 'Finally, someone good-hearted from the industry.' Meanwhile, the internet was also in awe of Gaurav's dance moves, with many saying he outshone Nora. One of the comments read, "Bro is more Nora than Nora,' another wrote, 'Finally, Nora got competition." Some internet users also wrote, 'Bro ate Nora,' 'Bro overshadowed her.' Nora was most recently seen in the Netflix series The Royals, which also featured Ishaan Khatter, Bhumi Pednekar, Sakshi Tanwar, Chunky Panday, and Zeenat Aman in key roles. She will next appear in the Kannada-language action drama KD – The Devil. Directed by Prem and produced by Suprith under KVN Productions, the film also stars Dhruva Sarja, Reeshma Nanaiah, V. Ravichandran, Ramesh Aravind, Sanjay Dutt, Shilpa Shetty, and Jisshu Sengupta. The release date is yet to be announced.
Business Wire
12-05-2025
- Business
- Business Wire
Alisher Usmanov Wins Legal Case Against Luxembourg's Largest Media Group, Says Law Firm Rechtsanwälte Steinhöfel
PARIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- A German court has banned Mediahuis Luxembourg S.A., the most important media holding in Luxembourg, from referring to Alisher Usmanov as the owner of the yacht Dilbar. Mediahuis Luxembourg is the leading publishing company in Luxembourg, with such assets as newspapers and online platforms, including Luxemburger Wort, Luxembourg Times and others. On May 5, 2025, the Regional Court of Hamburg ruled that the following statement published by Luxembourg Times was false and prohibited its further publication: 'The luxury yacht Dilbar was seized in Hamburg's harbour in 2022 following Russia's invasion under EU sanctions. The yacht is owned through a company and trust by Uzbek-Russian billionaire Alisher Usmanov.' The court found the statement to be in violation of Mr. Usmanov's rights and prohibited its distribution. In the event of non-compliance with the prohibition, Mediahuis may be fined up to €250,000 for each individual offense. Moreover, if such a fine is not enforceable, it may be replaced with an administrative detention of up to six months per offense, with a maximum of two years in total. The disputed paragraph from the article has been removed from the Luxembourg Times website. Since 2023, Mr. Usmanov's legal counsels have obtained 10 court rulings and injunctions against media outlets that were attributing property in the Federal Republic of Germany and other various assets in the country to Mr. Usmanov. In reality, these properties and assets are held in irrevocable trusts and belong to their managers – independent trustees. In addition, some 40 cease-and-desist letters have been served, resulting in hundreds of media outlets withdrawing or correcting their articles. Joachim Steinhöfel, a lawyer specializing in press law and representing Mr. Usmanov, said: 'Media outlets have persistently and unlawfully alleged that Mr. Usmanov uses family members, shell companies, or trusts to conceal ownership of some assets — claims that are demonstrably false. Long before the ruling on Luxembourg Times, we obtained multiple court injunctions and cease-and-desist declarations prohibiting such defamatory assertions or promises to cease and desist, which were secured by contractual penalties. Despite their legal invalidity and subsequent removal or correction, such articles have nonetheless been cited in investigative files and EU sanctions documents targeting our client. The fact that prosecutorial authorities and EU sanctioning bodies rely on discredited and judicially banned media content raises serious concerns of procedural impropriety. It constitutes a clear abuse of discretion and a potential violation of due process rights. Decisions derived from such flawed sources lack both legal and moral legitimacy.' On the defamation cases brought by Alisher Usmanov and Gulbakhor Ismailova Between 2023 and 2025, a number of European, mainly German, media outlets and public figures acknowledged their inability to prove their allegations against Alisher Usmanov and his sister, Gulbakhor Ismailova, and subsequently undertook in writing to cease their illegal distribution. One of the most noteworthy is the ruling in January 2024 prohibiting several claims made by the U.S. magazine Forbes against Mr. Usmanov that were used to justify the imposition of the EU sanctions on him. Usmanov has also won legal battles against many other outlets, including the German newspaper Tagesspiegel, Austria's Kurier, and major German television and radio channels RTL and ARD/Westdeutscher Rundfunk. In April 2025, the German newspaper Münchner Merkur took down 15 articles on Alisher Usmanov and Gulbakhor Ismailova at once. Some of these articles had been used to trigger investigations into Mr. Usmanov in Germany, and their content was later included in the EU's sanctions dossiers against both Mr. Usmanov and Ms. Ismailova. In February 2025, Germany's leading news agency, dpa, informed its partners in the FRG and international media partners of the retraction of its April 13, 2022, article claiming that Ms. Ismailova was presumably the owner of the yacht Dilbar, citing the retraction by the Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA) of its April 2022 statement on the X platform (formerly Twitter). (The BKA deleted the original post after receiving a cease-and-desist letter from Mr. Usmanov's legal counsel and confirmed that it would no longer propagate it.) Dpa also advised them to withdraw the publication 'to avoid any legal dispute.' The article in question disappeared from the websites of numerous media, such Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Süddeutsche Zeitung, Zeit, Neue Osnabrücker Zeitung and others. In March 2025, Tagesschau, Germany's longest-running and most-watched television news program, was also forced to remove similar content from its website.
Yahoo
12-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Alisher Usmanov Wins Legal Case Against Luxembourg's Largest Media Group, Says Law Firm Rechtsanwälte Steinhöfel
PARIS, May 12, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--A German court has banned Mediahuis Luxembourg S.A., the most important media holding in Luxembourg, from referring to Alisher Usmanov as the owner of the yacht Dilbar. Mediahuis Luxembourg is the leading publishing company in Luxembourg, with such assets as newspapers and online platforms, including Luxemburger Wort, Luxembourg Times and others. On May 5, 2025, the Regional Court of Hamburg ruled that the following statement published by Luxembourg Times was false and prohibited its further publication: "The luxury yacht Dilbar was seized in Hamburg's harbour in 2022 following Russia's invasion under EU sanctions. The yacht is owned through a company and trust by Uzbek-Russian billionaire Alisher Usmanov." The court found the statement to be in violation of Mr. Usmanov's rights and prohibited its distribution. In the event of non-compliance with the prohibition, Mediahuis may be fined up to €250,000 for each individual offense. Moreover, if such a fine is not enforceable, it may be replaced with an administrative detention of up to six months per offense, with a maximum of two years in total. The disputed paragraph from the article has been removed from the Luxembourg Times website. Since 2023, Mr. Usmanov's legal counsels have obtained 10 court rulings and injunctions against media outlets that were attributing property in the Federal Republic of Germany and other various assets in the country to Mr. Usmanov. In reality, these properties and assets are held in irrevocable trusts and belong to their managers – independent trustees. In addition, some 40 cease-and-desist letters have been served, resulting in hundreds of media outlets withdrawing or correcting their articles. Joachim Steinhöfel, a lawyer specializing in press law and representing Mr. Usmanov, said: "Media outlets have persistently and unlawfully alleged that Mr. Usmanov uses family members, shell companies, or trusts to conceal ownership of some assets — claims that are demonstrably false. Long before the ruling on Luxembourg Times, we obtained multiple court injunctions and cease-and-desist declarations prohibiting such defamatory assertions or promises to cease and desist, which were secured by contractual penalties. Despite their legal invalidity and subsequent removal or correction, such articles have nonetheless been cited in investigative files and EU sanctions documents targeting our client. The fact that prosecutorial authorities and EU sanctioning bodies rely on discredited and judicially banned media content raises serious concerns of procedural impropriety. It constitutes a clear abuse of discretion and a potential violation of due process rights. Decisions derived from such flawed sources lack both legal and moral legitimacy." On the defamation cases brought by Alisher Usmanov and Gulbakhor Ismailova Between 2023 and 2025, a number of European, mainly German, media outlets and public figures acknowledged their inability to prove their allegations against Alisher Usmanov and his sister, Gulbakhor Ismailova, and subsequently undertook in writing to cease their illegal distribution. One of the most noteworthy is the ruling in January 2024 prohibiting several claims made by the U.S. magazine Forbes against Mr. Usmanov that were used to justify the imposition of the EU sanctions on him. Usmanov has also won legal battles against many other outlets, including the German newspaper Tagesspiegel, Austria's Kurier, and major German television and radio channels RTL and ARD/Westdeutscher Rundfunk. In April 2025, the German newspaper Münchner Merkur took down 15 articles on Alisher Usmanov and Gulbakhor Ismailova at once. Some of these articles had been used to trigger investigations into Mr. Usmanov in Germany, and their content was later included in the EU's sanctions dossiers against both Mr. Usmanov and Ms. Ismailova. In February 2025, Germany's leading news agency, dpa, informed its partners in the FRG and international media partners of the retraction of its April 13, 2022, article claiming that Ms. Ismailova was presumably the owner of the yacht Dilbar, citing the retraction by the Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA) of its April 2022 statement on the X platform (formerly Twitter). (The BKA deleted the original post after receiving a cease-and-desist letter from Mr. Usmanov's legal counsel and confirmed that it would no longer propagate it.) Dpa also advised them to withdraw the publication "to avoid any legal dispute." The article in question disappeared from the websites of numerous media, such Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Süddeutsche Zeitung, Zeit, Neue Osnabrücker Zeitung and others. In March 2025, Tagesschau, Germany's longest-running and most-watched television news program, was also forced to remove similar content from its website. View source version on Contacts Alisher Usmanov's Press Service pressoffice@ Joachim Nikolaus Steinhöfel, attorney ABC-Str. 38, 20354 Hamburg mail@ – Tel.: +49 40 444599 Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
