Zendaya calls Tom Holland her ‘favourite co-star’
Hollywood star Zendaya has described her fiancé Tom Holland as her “favourite” co-star, praising his calming presence on set. The couple met while filming Spider-Man: Homecoming and continue to enjoy working together, including on 
the upcoming epic The Odyssey. Zendaya said Tom puts everyone at ease and is both her favourite person and collaborator. While they value privacy, they refuse to hide their lives, choosing instead to protect what they can control. Splitting time between West London and California, Zendaya said the UK now feels like home, though she dislikes Jaffa Cakes. She also shared she is selective about roles, avoiding sexualisation and supporting the MeToo movement. (IANS)
Amber Heard’s new documentary revisits post-Depp legal drama
Amber Heard has said she has “lost her ability to speak” following her highly publicised legal battle with ex-husband Johnny Depp. The actress made a surprise appearance in Silenced, a documentary exploring how defamation lawsuits are allegedly used to silence women who speak about abuse. Premiering at the Sundance Film Festival, Heard said she no longer wants to tell her own story or use her voice publicly. Human rights lawyer Jennifer Robinson, who assisted Heard during Depp’s 2018 libel case against The Sun, also appears in the film, recalling the intense backlash Heard faced. Heard described her experience as an amplified version of what many women endure. Despite this, she said seeing other women speak out gives her hope for a more balanced future, especially for her daughter. (IANS)
A$AP Rocky, Rihanna ‘try to spice it up’ in their relationship
A$AP Rocky has shared how he and partner Rihanna work to keep their relationship fun and exciting. The couple, who are parents to three children, make a conscious effort to “spice it up” by continuing to date, stay friends, and enjoy simple activities like playing cards and games together. Speaking on The Ebro Show, Rocky said maintaining that spark is essential to their bond. He also opened up about how becoming a “girl dad” has made him more emotional and vulnerable, describing the deep love he feels for his young daughter and renewed affection for Rihanna. Fatherhood, he said, has greatly increased his respect for women and mothers. Meanwhile, Rihanna continues to thrive as a businesswoman, focusing on her successful beauty and lingerie brands while keeping music on hold. (IANS)
Aryan Khan calls father Shah Rukh Khan’s King as ‘BAAP’
Aryan Khan reacted with pride and awe to the date announcement video of his father Shah Rukh Khan’s upcoming film King. Sharing the powerful video on social media, Aryan captioned it “Baap,” a word meaning both “father” and an expression of grandeur, echoing fans’ excitement. Shah Rukh Khan officially announced 
that King will release in cinemas on December 24, 2026, unveiling striking visuals that show him in a rugged, dominant avatar with a blood-splashed face and torn white shirt. The makers had earlier revealed the title video on SRK’s 60th birthday. King also stars Deepika Padukone, Suhana Khan, and Jaideep Ahlawat. Meanwhile, Aryan Khan recently made a successful directorial debut with The Ba**ds of Bollywood, released in September 2025, earning critical acclaim. (IANS)
