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Matthew Perry`s close friends actress Jennifer Aniston and George Clooney have disagreed over the best way to honour the late actor. Matthew died at his home on October 28 after being found unresponsive in his hot tub at the newly renovated property, reports Mirror.co.uk. He was just 54 years old at the time of his death, and now, reportedly, Jennifer and George have been trying to figure out the best way to honor the late `Friends` star. As per Mirror.co.uk, Matthew`s death was ruled as accidental, with the "acute…

`Friends` star Matthew Perry passed away on October 28 at the age of 54. He was found dead in the hot tub at his home. Late actor’s female friend said that he was “angry and mean” in the weeks before his death because he had been taking testosterone shots. Perry’s autopsy report revealed a grimmer look at the star’s final days. It noted that aside from a lethal amount of ketamine mixed with the opioid-like drug buprenorphine, which is used to alleviate pain and help with addiction to opioids,…

A memoir by Beyoncé Knowles’ father Mathew Knowles is to become a feature film, detailing his early years as a student activist.According to a report in Variety, Knowles’ 2017 book Racism from the Eyes of a Child is in active development as a film, with plans for a TV series as well. The book covers Knowles’ childhood in pre-civil rights Alabama, during which he has said he attended “all-white” high schools and universities: “I had been beaten, I’ve been electrically prodded, I’ve been spit on, I’ve been humiliated, all…

Racism: From the Eyes of a Child will be developed into a film and limited series by Say Unkel Entertainment, Variety reports As Beyoncé continues to relish in the success of Renaissance: A Film by Beyoncé, her dad is also entering his film era. On Tuesday, the businessman announced that he inked a deal with production company Say Unkel Entertainment to adapt his memoir Racism From the Eyes of a Child into both a film and a limited series, per Variety. The first half of Knowles’ memoir will be…

Mahindra is among the few auto brands in India that haven’t engaged any brand ambassador for its lineup of passenger vehicles. Nevertheless, the former Australian cricketer and current cricket commentator, Matthew Hayden, previously associated with Mahindra as its brand ambassador in his home country, Australia, has been promoting Mahindra products like Scorpio-N and Pik-Up. Recently, Hayden was spotted driving the brand’s flagship SUV, the XUV700, at Mahindra’s test track in Chennai, accompanied by his daughter. A…

Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg traded insults over the weekend as competition between the billionaires heated up majorly in Zuck’s favor. On its fifth day of existence, Meta’s new Threads app hit over 100 million user signups, becoming one of the fastest growing apps in history. Meanwhile, Twitter’s traffic is “tanking,” according to Mathew Prince, CEO of network service company Cloudflare, whose data shows that visits to Twitter have been in steady decline since Musk took the reins, a trend that accelerated slightly over…

The trailer for the highly anticipated film version of the video game with a cult following, Five Nights at Freddy’s, has finally premiered, and fans can’t stop talking about one stand-out moment: Matthew Lillard‘s epic five seconds. Lillard is a staple in the entertainment industry as a whole, but horror fans know that his particular brand of talent is seemingly tailor-made for the genre. He does frightening like no one’s business, and anyone who grew up watching Scream can tell you that what he brings to the…

I confess I am a philistine when it comes to classical music. It’s not that I don’t like it – I went through a period as a teenager in Southend when I drove around with Classic FM blaring out of the speakers of my battered Fiat Uno. But even this, to tell the truth, was mostly in performative contrast to the music that pumped out of the souped-up cars of the local wideboys. Occasionally, when I particularly enjoyed a piece, I would listen out for the name of the composer. It was usually Vaughan Williams. That’s as far as…

The first single I ever boughtLa Serenissima by DNA. I heard it when we were on a family holiday, in the car on Radio 2. It’s a piece of classical music, turned into a dance record with this breakbeat. At the time Radio 2 didn’t play any cool music, and this was incredibly cool. We were probably on the way to Devon, parked, having sandwiches. Of course this is all a total fabrication and my first single was definitely Do the Bartman. I just wanted to go really highbrow at the top.My karaoke go-toIt’s a Sin by the Pet Shop…