Ali Khan Pop star Selena Gomez has teamed up with ASAP Rocky for her new single “Good for You”.
The 22-year-old singer confirmed the collaboration on Instagram, where she also shared a snippet from the recording of the track.
“Good for You” is expected to premiere on June 22.
ASAP Rocky recently released his new album, which features Rod Stewart, Kanye West, Mark Ronson and Rita Ora.
Pop sensation Justin Bieber has not created his own clothing line yet because he wants it to be “perfect”.
The “Boyfriend” hitmaker first expressed his interest in designing a fashion collection in 2011 but admitted he won’t be doing so until he can be certain it will be a success, reported People magazine.
Singer Jessie J has revealed she is writing new lyrics and “can’t wait” to release it.
The “Bang Bang” hitmaker – who is currently on a holiday in Lisbon, Portugal with her boyfriend Luke James – said she has been writing lyrics in her mind.
“I have been writing lyrics in my mind all day. Can’t wait to find out what the melody to go with them will be… (sic),” she wrote.
The 27-year-old pop star’s hint at new material comes during the European leg of her tour, in support of her third LP, Sweet Talker.
Actress Emma Stona says she prefers to keep her personal life private.
The “Amazing Spider-Man” star, who has been dating co-star Andrew Garfield for three years, apparently had a brief split this past March, reported Us magazine.
“See, I never talk about this stuff for this exact reason — because it’s all so speculative and baseless. Once you start responding — once you’re like, ‘No, that’s not true’ — then they’re like, ‘Well, if we push enough, we’ll get a comment, so let’s see what else we can make up’,” she said.
Oscar-winning actress Nicole Kidman has revealed she does not think Hollywood is an “even playing field” for women.
The 47-year-old actress – who’s married to Australian country music singer Keith Urban – has hit out at sexism in the movie industry, saying women are given too few opportunities to demonstrate their talents, reported Contactmusic.
A Congressional resolution introduced in the US House of Representatives by Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard here has commemorated the inaugural International Yoga Day.
“As a longtime yoga practitioner myself, I experienced firsthand the positive impacts of yoga on my own life and I’m honoured to be introducing this resolution today and share with others the true meaning of yoga,” Gabbard said yesterday on the House floor before introducing the resolution.
Danish Prime Minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt conceded defeat general election and resigned as Social Democratic party leader after a record score for an anti-immigration party lifted the opposition right-wing bloc to victory.
“Dear friends, I have decided to step down and therefore our party now has to find another leader,” she said, her voice shaking yesterday.
“Tomorrow I will go to the Queen and tell her that the government is stepping down. Now it is up to Lars Lokke Rasmussen to try to form a government,” she added, referring to the leader of the main right-wing party Venstre.
A fourth US citizen has been arrested in the greater New York area in less than a week on allegations of supporting the Islamic State extremist group, officials said.
Samuel Rahamin Topaz, 21, from Fort Lee, New Jersey, was charged with conspiracy to provide material support to the IS group, which has declared a “caliphate” based in Iraq and Syria.
He faces 15 years in prison if convicted and was remanded without bail after being arrested at home on Wednesday, prosecutors said yesterday.
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro lashed out at US billionaire and presidential candidate Donald Trump for saying Mexican immigrants were bringing crime and drugs to the United States.
“I completely reject Donald Trump’s statements. Rogue. Thief. How dare you mess with our brothers. Your country has already persecuted and exploited them enough,” the Socialist leader said in a typically boisterous diatribe on national TV and radio yesterday.
Thousands of people have been diagnosed with dengue fever in southern Yemen, where fighting has raged for months between Shiite rebels and their opponents, international organisations and health officials have said.
The top health ministry official in the southern port city of Aden, al-Khadr Al-Aswar, said yesterday that at least 5,000 people have been diagnosed with the mosquito-borne virus. He said mountains of uncollected garbage, along with untreated sewage and heat, have contributed to the spread of the disease.
At least 129 children were killed, with boys castrated and girls raped, during a government offensive against rebels last month in South Sudan, according to the UN children’s agency.
South Sudanese military spokesman, Col. Philip Aguer, yesterday questioned the credibility of the report, saying it is not in South Sudanese culture to commit such atrocities and has called for a full investigation.
UNICEF Executive Director Anthony Lake said in a statement Wednesday that survivors reported that boys were castrated and left to bleed out, while girls were gang raped and killed.
The Nasdaq powered to a fresh record today, easily topping the prior all-time high in a broad rally that withstood signs that a Greek debt default could be moving closer.
At the closing bell, the tech-rich Nasdaq Composite was at 5,132.95, up 68.07 points (1.34 percent), more than 25 points above the May 27 record close. The Dow Jones Industrial Average jumped 178.43 (0.99 percent) to 18,114.17, while the broad-based S&P 500 gained 20.51 (0.98 percent) at 2,120.95.
The UN has closed the last remaining shelter for Palestinians displaced in last summer’s war in Gaza, a spokesman said today, with families seeking temporary accommodation elsewhere.
The July-August conflict between Israel and Islamist movement Hamas, which rules the Gaza Strip, left 100,000 Gazans homeless and forced many to seek refuge in schools belonging to the UN’s Palestinian refugee agency, UNRWA.
“Some 30 families left the shelter of the Bahrain school (in western Gaza City), where up to 1,100 displaced people had been living,” UNRWA spokesman Adnan Abu Hasna told AFP.
Fisticuffs broke out today at a Geneva press conference by Yemeni rebels when their leader was attacked by a slipper-wielding woman and others accusing them of mass killings in the country’s south.
The incident underscored the deep divisions between the various sides involved in trying to get Iran-backed rebels and the exiled government to agree to a badly-needed humanitarian truce.
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon urged Israel today to protect the lives of Palestinian children, who have borne the brunt of its military operations in Gaza.
“Last year was one of the worst in recent memory for children in countries affected by conflict,” the UN leader said, adding he is “deeply alarmed at the suffering of so many children as a result of Israeli military operations in Gaza last year.”
BJP patriarch L K Advani’s concerns that “forces that can crush democracy are stronger” now and that Emergency like situation could emerge were seen by Congress as being aimed at Prime Minister Narendra Modi while AAP felt it is the “first indictment” of his politics.
As the remarks by the former deputy prime minister drew support from the opposition parties, the JD(U) said it should be considered seriously.
The government today stood firm on its decision to not include ‘surya namaskar’ and ‘om’ chanting in the set of ‘asanas’ to be performed during the official celebrations to mark the International Yoga Day.
“The controversy has ended. ‘Surya namaskar’ is not part of the protocol and chanting of ‘om’ is not compulsory, wherein people can chant in the name of the god they wish,” Union Minister of State for AYUSH Shripad Naik said.
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has assured the global investors that efforts are being made to allay their concerns on expediting reform process, tax regime and policy stability by the Narendra Modi government.
Jaitley, who began his 10-day trip to the US yesterday, met investors here and said while there is “a lot of excitement and a lot of buzz” about India, there are concerns about the pace of reform process and policy stability also.
Country’s second-largest private sector lender, HDFC Bank today launched a 10-second paperless instant loan plan for its existing customers.
“HDFC Bank will now disburse personal loans to its customers in just 10 seconds. With this product, existing customers will have a pre-approved loan amount available to them 24×7,” the bank said in a statement.
The entire process of availing the loan is completely paperless, and users can simply log into their bank account via net-banking or mobile banking and avail of this loan at a click, it added.
Congress today attacked Prime Minister Narendra Modi over his “silence” on the Lalitgate, saying he should come out of his ‘meditation’ and answer the nation as he too is “liable”.
“It is ordinance raj. All mantris have become tantris. One minister, what he or she eats, drinks, where they go. The Prime Minister knows everything. But he is unaware when External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj was talking to UK authorities on Lalit Modi’s travel documents.
Money held by Indians in Swiss banks fell by over 10 per cent last year to 1.8 billion Swiss franc (about Rs 12,615 crore), amid an enhanced clampdown against the famed secrecy wall of Switzerland’s banking system by Indian and other governments.
The funds held by Indians with banks in Switzerland fell by CHF 215 million to CHF 1,815 million (1.98 billion in the US dollar terms), from 2,030 million Swiss franc, as per the latest data released today by the country’s central banking authority SNB (Swiss National Bank).
BJP patriarch L K Advani’s statement that “forces that can crush democracy are stronger” now created a buzz in political circles leading to speculation that it was a barb aimed at Prime Minister Narendra Modi but RSS dismissed it while Congress and other BJP rivals shared his concern.
“At the present point of time, the forces that can crush democracy, notwithstanding the constitutional and legal safeguards, are stronger,” Advani told Indian Express in an interview.
Syeda Farah Shah is struggling for justice for the past 9 years. It must be noted that Syeda Farah secured 21st rank in DSC 2006. She got a letter from DEO dated July 23, 2008 directing Farah to obtain appointment letter by submitting certificates at DEO office. When certificates were submitted the then DEO Mallamma Devi refused to give appointment order saying that Farah is not B.Ed she refused to accept her PGDELT certificate.
Human Resource Development Ministry of India has focused its attention towards irregularities prevailed in Maulana Azad National Urdu University during the past years. According to reliable sources the ministry has decided to seek details of appointments made during the term of ex-Vice Chancellor Mohammed Miyan. A committee would be formed in this connection which will seek all details from the university. Taking notes of the complaints submitted to the ministry with proofs, the central government has decided to make enquiry into the appointment.
The second and last instalment for Hajj 2015 for aspirants of Telangana and Andhra Pradesh has been fixed. Special officer Telangana Hajj Committee Prof. S A Shukoor told that Central Hajj Committee has fixed the second and last instalment and has informed State Hajj Committee.