Tusshar Kapoor - SURPRISED

Is somebody

                                stalking Tusshar?

      We find this hard to digest, but recently, we got to know that a girl might actually be stalking Tusshar Kapoor. That's right! Apparently, when the actor's car stopped at a signal, a young girl ran up to his car and presented him with flowers. Now, that was fine. She could have been just one of his admirers.

      But Tusshar got spooked when a few minutes later, he got a message on his phone asking him if he liked the flowers! Looks like somebody's smitten with the Kapoor boy! Will the mysterious fan please stand up?

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David Duchovny - MAKE A WISH

'If I were gay...'

        David Duchovny recently admitted that he has a 'long list' of famous men he would consider changing his sexual preference and "go gay" for.

       The 49-year-old star's includes director Woody Allen and the stars of Twilight, the vampire movie franchise, including robert Pattinson and Taylor Lautner.

      David, who has two children with wife Tea Leoni, says, "If I were gay, you know, I think Woody Allen is one man I might go gay for. Garry Shandling is someone I've publicly gone gay. for (forjokes). Oh, and anyone in the Twilight movies. I don't know any of their nakes, but all of them

           The wolves, the vampires! They're all fantastic." he says and adds, "Do I use my celebrity status to get something for free? Hell yeah! Mostly sporting apparel. Oh, and the court side seats at basketball games are fantastic!"

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Tanushree Dutta - COVER UP

        Tanu

    can't be

         bold!

          Tanushree Dutta may be a bold girl, but the girl is now a bit wary of being the same on big screen. The publicity campaign of her recent movie Apartment, focuses only on the raunchy bits, and Tanushree isn't too happy with it. She was worried that people would get the impression that Neetu Chandra and she were being depicted as a 'lesbian' pair.

          "That publicity stunt turned the film's fate completely. It was supposed to be a thriller, meant to be watched with family. Had I known harping on bold scenes  would be a publicity tool, I would not have done the film. Having said so, I think the scenes which have been termed 'bold' were aesthetically shot. Unfortunately, actors like me do not have a say in a film's publicity. Only established actors enjoy that privilege,"says Tanu.

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