Imran Khan took steroids to bulk up
Former actor Imran Khan, who is known for his works in Jaane Tu… Ya Jaane Na, Delhi Belly, among others, has opened up on how he felt ‘insecure’ about his physique, and talked about his uphill fitness journey. ”In hindsight, I think I looked fine… but at the time, I felt insecure. I wanted a powerful, heroic physique. So I tried harder. Exercise means nothing without nutrition; 6 meals a day, totalling 4000 calories. Chicken breast, egg whites, sweet potato, oats, flax seeds… all good stuff, but still not enough to make my biceps look like the heroes I saw on screen. Further talking about his mental health, Imran said: “In recent years, as I battled depression and stopped working out, I became skinnier than I’d ever been. When I was photographed, it sparked a media discussion about my well being, and speculations of drug abuse! I felt deeply ashamed, embarrassed to be seen by anyone in this state. (IANS)
Kanye loses cool at nail tech for ‘hurting’ toes during pedicure
Rapper Kanye West could be seen scolding a nail technician before he abruptly cut short his private pedicure treatment. The now-deleted video, which was posted by Kanye’s friend and collaborator Ty Dolla $ign, saw the rapper sitting in a chair in what seemed to be a hotel room with one of his feet up on the peducurist’s lap. Meanwhile, his other foot was in a wash basin. At one point, the hip-hop musician could be heard flinching in apparent pain as he yelled.While the nail tech tried to explain what she was trying to do and assured him that he was “OK,” Ye already lost his interest in getting his nails pedicured, reports aceshowbiz.com. (IANS)
Django Unchained actor Keith Jefferson passes away at 53
Actor Keith Jefferson, who was best known for his roles in some of director Quentin Tarantino’s most iconic films such as Django Unchained and The Hateful Eight, has passed away at the age of 53 due to cancer. The actor died during the night of October 4 which his representative Nicole St. John told The Hollywood Reporter. Announcing about his cancer at the time, Keith wrote: “Every now and then God will give you a challenge and leave it up to you to fix it. “When I was first diagnosed with cancer I had to stop, pause, and didn’t want to share with anyone. Not my family nor extended family. Today I’m finally at a place to share because my faith is getting stronger.” (IANS)
