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Sunny Deol Lashes Out at Paparazzi for Breaching Family Privacy During Dharmendra’s Health Scare, ‘Sharam Nahi Aati’ Deets Inside!

by jummy84 November 13, 2025
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Bollywood actor Sunny Deol angrily confronted the paparazzi gathered outside Dharmendra’s residence for filming the family’s emotional moments. Dharmendra’s health recently raised concerns after he was rushed to the hospital due to breathlessness. Several media outlets falsely reported his death, which his family denied. Since then, conflicting reports have circulated—some claiming he is recovering, others suggesting he is on a ventilator. Amid the chaos, the family urged the media to respect their privacy, emphasising that such speculation only adds to their distress. Fans continue to pray for the veteran actor’s speedy recovery and well-being during this challenging time.

Sunny Deol Snaps at Paparazzi for Invading His Family’s Privacy

According to recent reports, veteran actor Dharmendra has been discharged from the hospital and is currently recovering. However, social media is flooded with videos showing his family members visiting him. Cameras continuously zoomed in to capture the emotional moments of the Deol family. Amid this, Dharmendra’s elder son, Sunny Deol, lost his cool and scolded the paparazzi stationed outside their family residence for invading their private moments during such a sensitive time.

Actor Sunny Deol

A video of Sunny’s angry outburst is going viral on social media. The actor was reportedly visiting his father when he noticed photographers waiting outside to capture every moment of the family. Annoyed by their persistence, Sunny stopped for a brief moment, lost his temper, and shouted at the paparazzi, asking them to stop recording. The incident quickly spread online, with fans reacting strongly to his unexpected display of anger toward the photographers. “Aap logon ko sharam aani chahiye, aapke ghar me maa baap hain, aake bache hain. Aur aap log video kare ja rahe ho. Sharam nahi aa rahi.”

Dharmendra’s Family Appeals for Privacy Amid Concerns Over the Actor’s Health

In recent days, reports about Dharmendra’s health have raised concern, leading to widespread speculation. To address the situation, Dharmendra’s family issued an official statement urging everyone to respect their privacy during this time. They assured fans that necessary medical care is being provided and requested people to avoid spreading unverified information or rumours. The family emphasised that updates would be shared through official channels only and thanked everyone for their love, concern, and continued support.

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“Mr. Dharmendra has been discharged from the hospital and will continue his recovery at home. We kindly request the media and the public to refrain from any further speculation and to respect his and the family’s privacy during this time. We appreciate everyone’s love, prayers, and good wishes for his continued recovery, good health, and long life. Please respect him because he loves you.”

What Sparked the Rumours About Dharmendra’s Death?

Dharmendra and Sunny Deol

On November 10, 2025, veteran actor Dharmendra was hospitalised at Breach Candy Hospital in Mumbai after feeling unwell. Later that night, several Bollywood celebrities, including Salman Khan, Shah Rukh Khan, Govinda, and Ameesha Patel, visited him to check on his health. The media captured emotional moments outside the hospital, where Dharmendra’s son, Sunny Deol, appeared visibly upset and concerned about his father’s condition, drawing attention and support from fans across the country during the difficult time. To watch the video, click here.

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Drew Barrymore's Brave Confession! Actress Reveals Frightening Breast Cancer Scare Experience | Glamsham.com
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Drew Barrymore’s Brave Confession! Actress Reveals Frightening Breast Cancer Scare Experience | Glamsham.com

by jummy84 November 4, 2025
written by jummy84

Actress and talk show host Drew Barrymore is speaking out after a recent health scare, where she says she underwent an emergency biopsy following a “bad mammogram.” She shared the story on The Drew Barrymore Show in a candid sit-down with comedian Tig Notaro. In 2012, Notaro had been diagnosed with bilateral breast cancer, and later did a double mastectomy in 2016. She sat down for a candid talk with Barrymore on cancer awareness and women’s health.

“This is something I’ve wanted to risk talking about on this show,” Barrymore said. “I recently had a scare. I’m completely fine, but I did get a bad mammogram. I was taken into that room, had an emergency biopsy, and then waited those five days.” The actress underlined the emotional toll of such waiting for the verdict and added that all this gave her a deeper appreciation for those who face such uncertainty regularly.

Barrymore was notably struck by Notaro’s new documentary Come See Me in the Good Light, which follows poets Andrea Gibson and Megan Falley as they make their way through life following Gibson’s terminal ovarian cancer diagnosis. She was quoted as saying of the film, “It gives such an intimate portrait of what the journey through cancer is like-not heavy, but full of confidence, courage, and humanity.”

Also Read: Watch: Jennifer Aniston Gets Emotional on The Drew Barrymore Show – It’s a Must-See Moment

The actress, who turned 50 this year, also spoke about embracing aging naturally. “I haven’t done anything and I want to try to stay that way,” she said. “But I also believe everyone should do what makes them happy. The only thing I know is not to judge others — we’re all on our own paths, and we should support each other.”

Fans have praised Barrymore’s honesty, saying the actress is using her platform to bring awareness about women’s health and self-acceptance.

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Bob Vylan hit back at "scare tactic" of British Airways dropping sponsorship of Louis Theroux podcast
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Bob Vylan hit back at “scare tactic” of British Airways dropping sponsorship of Louis Theroux podcast

by jummy84 October 26, 2025
written by jummy84

Bob Vylan frontman Bobby Vylan has hit back at British Airways after it pulled its Louis Theroux podcast sponsorship.

At this year’s Glastonbury Festival, the punk duo delivered a controversial performance on the West Holts Stage, using their platform to voice their support for the people of Palestine, call out the Israeli military and criticise the BBC, as well as the UK and US governments.

In the most provocative moment of the set, Vylan told the huge crowd, “have you heard this one?”, before leading a chant of “death, death to the IDF”. It led to a criminal investigation from Avon and Somerset Police, as well as the cancellation of multiple international shows and the revocation of their US visas.

Earlier this week, he gave his first in-depth interview on the subject on The Louis Theroux Podcast, in which he said he was “not regretful” of his remarks at Glasto, adding: “I’d do it again tomorrow, twice on Sundays. I’m not regretful of it at all.”

This has since led to British Airways withdrawing its adverts from the podcast, saying that the content breached its sponsorship policy.

Make no mistake, this is a scare tactic. I went on the podcast and as hard as the lobby groups and media tried, they couldn’t twist anything I said. So they have resorted to lobbying for Louis’ sponsorship to be pulled in an attempt to scare others out of giving me a platform. https://t.co/lxmsX0aZlt

— Bob Vylan (@BobbyVylan) October 26, 2025

Taking to X, earlier today (October 26) Vylan hit back at the move, writing: “Make no mistake, this is a scare tactic. I went on the podcast and as hard as the lobby groups and media tried, they couldn’t twist anything I said. So they have resorted to lobbying for Louis’ sponsorship to be pulled in an attempt to scare others out of giving me a platform.”

In a follow up tweet, he wrote: “They thought they were going to get a dumb angry punk ranting. Instead they got articulate and considered responses to each question with facts to back it up when needed. Their hope to further vilify me couldn’t run, so they target Louis to make an example for sitting with me.

“The lobby groups, the British government and media are determined to make an example of me, all because I dare to want an end to a genocidal occupying force guilty of war crimes.”

The lobby groups, the British government and media are determined to make an example of me, all because I dare to want an end to a genocidal occupying force guilty of war crimes.

— Bob Vylan (@BobbyVylan) October 26, 2025

Upon removing the sponsorship, a spokesperson for BA said via The Guardian: “Our sponsorship of the series has now been paused and the advert has been removed.”

“We’re grateful that this was brought to our attention, as the content clearly breaches our sponsorship policy in relation to politically sensitive or controversial subject matters,” the statement continued.

“We and our third-party media agency have processes in place to ensure these issues don’t occur and we’re investigating how this happened.”

NME has contacted BA for a response on Bobby Vylan’s latest comments.

In the podcast with Theroux, Vylan said the backlash he had faced was “minimal”, adding: “It’s minimal compared to what people in Palestine are going through. If that can be my contribution and if I can have my Palestinian friends and people that I meet from Palestine that have had to flee, that have lost members in double digits of their family and they can say: ‘Yo, your chant, I love it.’ Or it gave me a breath of fresh air or whatever.”

He also said that he did not want to overstate the importance of the chant. “That’s not what I’m trying to do, but if I have their support, they’re the people that I’m doing it for, they’re the people that I’m being vocal for, then what is there to regret? Oh, because I’ve upset some rightwing politician or some rightwing media?”

Earlier this week, the duo rescheduled their headline shows in Manchester and Leeds “due to political pressure” from MPs and Jewish leaders.

The gigs were originally set to be the first two stops on the London punk-rap duo’s 2025 ‘We Won’t Go Quietly’ UK and Ireland tour. They had been scheduled to perform at Leeds’ O2 Academy on November 4, before heading to Manchester Academy the following night (5).

The duo also recently released their new single, ‘Sick Sad World’, where they called out Prime Minister Keir Starmer and “the BBC’s lies“.

October 26, 2025 0 comments
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Scream 7's Matthew Lillard began career as scare actor
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Scream 7’s Matthew Lillard began career as scare actor

by jummy84 October 26, 2025
written by jummy84

25 October 2025

Matthew Lillard began his acting career as a haunt actor.

Scream actor Matthew Lillard

Aged 19, the Scream star ran around scaring people with his “clothes ripped off” during a Halloween event at Knott’s Berry Farm, an amusement park in Buena Park, California.

Matthew, 55, recalled to People: “I was a haunt actor at Knott’s Scary Farm when I was 19 years old.

“And I ran around the asylum with my clothes ripped off and scaring people. And that’s one of my first jobs I ever had.

“I don’t think I’ve ever told anyone that.”

Despite having been a scare actor, the Scooby-Doo live-action movie actor still gets petrified when he goes through haunted houses.

Matthew admitted: “Last year I went through a [haunted house] at Universal Studios […] and I was like, ‘Oh, this is going to be lame.’

“It scared the bejesus out of me.”

However, the actor believes it is “exhilarating” to be scared.

Matthew explained: “I think that that’s why [the horror] industry is so big and so popular. […] I think that people long to feel things, right? That’s why comedies are great, and horror movies are great, because you feel things sitting in a dark theatre.

“And this [is] spooky season, like going to a haunt or going to a local haunted house. I mean, all of that is really why this is such a juggernaut of a holiday.”

Elsewhere, the star said reprising his role as one of the Ghostface killers, Stu, in the upcoming slasher Scream 7 – set to be released in 2026 – was “a risk I was excited to take”.

Matthew – whose Scream alter ego met his bloody end in the original 1996 movie – told People: “I’m nervous, because at this point in my life, the only thing I can do is sort of ruin how people consider Stu. [Especially] if I come back and I suck or I was lame.

“I haven’t seen the movie yet. I don’t know if it works, but it’s a risk. And it’s a risk that I was excited to take. At the same time, I’m nervous to see the outcome. I hope people like it.”

Even so, the Five Nights at Freddy’s actor is confident Scream 7 will be “fantastic”.

He added: “I’m really excited for people to see it. It’s not gonna ruin the franchise, that’s the good news.”




October 26, 2025 0 comments
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Soulwax 2025
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Soulwax Scare Us on ‘All Systems Are Lying’ » PopMatters

by jummy84 October 21, 2025
written by jummy84

In this post-truth, post-trust era, the assurance that all systems are lying can feel oddly comforting. Floating on flux rather than guided by facts, we can liberate ourselves from the institutions and verities that are no longer stable or credible. Rely on “my truth” instead and indulge self-gratifying private urges: “I wanna run free / With the music / A beautiful mistake / Try not to lose it / Faster all the time / Smoke and abuse it … / Play the wrong chord / Say something stupid.”

Those lines are from the new Soulwax release, All Systems Are Lying. It’s been eight years since their last one and arguably much longer than that: their previous album, From Deewee (2017), was recorded in one live take with a session band that included three drummers. (You have to go all the way back to 2004’s Any Minute Now to find a traditionally tracked Soulwax LP).

All Systems Are Lying has a creative conceit of its own: It’s a “rock album made without any electric guitars”, according to David and Stephen Dewaele, the Belgian brothers behind Soulwax, “built entirely from modular synths, live drums, tape machines, and processed vocals”. The record is billed as “a fractured mirror held up to modern society on the brink—where truth is distorted by filters, algorithms and noise”. Also see OK Computer and The Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan, not to mention Spoon‘s Hot Thoughts (2017), which used a similar Oulipian approach, omitting acoustic guitars and relying primarily on synths, percussion, and studio craft for its construction. (It’s perhaps no surprise that All Systems Are Lying occasionally calls Spoon’s music to mind.)

In addition to maintaining Soulwax, the Dewaele brothers are accomplished DJs and remixers of some of the most beloved dance music of the last 20 years (e.g., tracks by Daft Punk and LCD Soundsystem). They’ve long been experts in the advanced sciences of moving bodies on a dance floor, but All Systems Are Lying finds them contemplating the drawing board. “We’ve got to find a more efficient way / We’ve got to try to find another way”, muses the almost motionless “Constant Happiness Machine”, which has no drums as well as no guitars.

That song’s successor, the pitiless, march-like, not very danceable “Polaris”, keeps telling us: “You don’t seem to realize / You don’t seem to realize / It’s happening right in front of you.” Having put us on alert with that unsettling reminder, the Dewaeles turn the surveillance cam on us: “It’s happening all because of you.” We may be increasingly powerless drones, but we are nonetheless to blame for our own “modern society on the brink”, as when a nation elects to the seats of power precisely the officials who will abuse the systems they now control to increase their wealth and power, and our peril, poverty, and pain.

The unspoken word here is fascism, of course, and one of the canniest things about All Systems Are Lying is that it is both a critique and an example. “Have I told you how I feel? / Have I sold you what to feel?” asks the menacing narrator of the spooky “Meanwhile on the Continent”. Most of the album’s songs are delivered in the persona of an omniscient (if not omnipresent/omnipotent) Übermensch, perhaps a cyborg, or even a bodiless and sinister authoritarian AI: a “Constant Happiness Machine” that pitilessly delivers an “Engineered Fantasy” (the title of another song) to mere humans—a fantasy that is “just for you / Not for me”, promises a robotic voice who is “here for business, baby, not for fun” (later “business class”).

It might seem cheering to hear that we flesh-and-blood creatures are “Hot Like Sahara”, a song that rocks like Lenny Kravitz (if it had guitars) and also cooks; but that’s only because the whole earth is cooking, and “we never had a say in this” either, and “even the sea will be sold”. Yet, like everything else, it’s (y)our fault: “You danced around / Damage is done / Air conditioned rooms.”

In the end, we’re a civilization of “Idiots in Love”, which could also be a Lenny Kravitz song. Idiots in love with what, though? It’s hard to tell; certainly not with each other: “There is no afterlife / I’m going home alone tonight / Border walls are gonna fall.” It sounds like some terrifying cinematic Eurodystopia: either a picture of a frantic revolution or, more likely, the quashing of one.

What we idiots are really in love with is enumerated near the album’s end on the herky-jerky, LCD Soundsystem-like funk of “False Economy”, which smashes the idols of personal indulgence, decision, and projection, and refutes the voice of public officialdom: “Your melodies and tears … public safety brief … blackmail of ‘likes’… curated playlist … endless updates … potential matches … humblebrags … tiny Ziploc bags.” These are the factitious transactions of the false economy, and the reasons why “it’s happening all because of [us]”: We feed ourselves into the system, and the system metabolizes our substance into lies that are fed back.

“I always hated what you liked,” the song’s narrator coolly declaims. “I let the market decide,” but the Dewaeles know full well that the market is the most lying system of all, and that the music Soulwax creates (and we buy, or don’t) is part of that system. They’re selling you what to feel, or at least what to think, while you listen to this enjoyable, very efficient album that never plays the wrong chord or says something stupid, doesn’t need guitars to rock, and delivers its message in concentrated and relentless doses.

The more you listen to this record, the less comforting and more frightening it becomes. It all starts on the very first track, a spacey intro (with a strong resemblance to Spoon’s “The Ghost of You Lingers”) that repeats its title, “Pills and People Gone”, some 22 times. That’s how it reads on the lyric sheet, anyway. What your ears hear, thanks to those “processed vocals”, is “pills and people get along” and the more disturbing “guilty people get along”. It’s happening all because of you. Reach for your tiny Ziploc bag, smoke and abuse it, but you can’t run free with the music. All systems are lying—including this one?

October 21, 2025 0 comments
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Brandy Apologizes After Abruptly Ending Chicago Show Due to Health Scare
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Brandy Apologizes After Abruptly Ending Chicago Show Due to Health Scare

by jummy84 October 19, 2025
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Brandy Apologizes After Abruptly Ending Chicago Show Due to Health Scare

Brandy is expressing gratitude and transparency after her Chicago concert came to an unexpected halt due to a health scare.

In a heartfelt message shared with fans, the Grammy-winning singer apologized for the abrupt end to her performance, explaining that after weeks of nonstop rehearsals, she began to experience dehydration and feelings of wanting to faint during the show.

“Everyone involved agreed that prioritizing my well-being was of the utmost importance,” she wrote.

Despite feeling unwell, Brandy said she attempted to return to the stage and finish her set. However, due to technical challenges, she wasn’t able to fully connect with the production. “I really appreciate everyone’s best efforts,” she added.

The “Full Moon” singer went on to thank her longtime collaborator Monica for stepping in with “grace and professionalism,” along with the entire crew for their care and support.

Brandy shared that she saw a doctor after leaving the arena and has since taken “the proper precautions” to move forward. She assured fans that she’s recovering and eager to get back on stage.

“I look forward to returning to the stage—stronger and more grateful than ever—alongside my girl, Monica, tonight in Indianapolis,” she concluded.


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Mark Ronson on Suffering Stroke Scare at 20 After Drug Use
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Mark Ronson on Suffering Stroke Scare at 20 After Drug Use

by jummy84 September 16, 2025
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Emilia Clarke’s Brain Aneurysm

Emilia Clarke filmed battle scenes for Game of Thrones, but in 2019, she published an essay in The New Yorker titled “A Battle for My Life.”

Having a bad headache at the gym, “I reached the toilet, sank to my knees, and proceeded to be violently, voluminously ill,” the actress wrote. “Meanwhile, the pain—shooting, stabbing, constricting pain—was getting worse. At some level, I knew what was happening: my brain was damaged.”

She was taken to the hospital for a brain scan.

“The diagnosis was quick and ominous: a subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH), a life-threatening type of stroke, caused by bleeding into the space surrounding the brain,” the Emmy nominee added. “I’d had an aneurysm, an arterial rupture.”

Emilia had immediate surgery to seal the aneurysm, calling the pain “unbearable.” While she was recovering, she continued, she experienced aphasia and was “muttering nonsense.”

A week later, “the aphasia passed,” Emilia added, and she left the hospital a month after being admitted.

At a 2013 brain scan, she learned a growth “doubled in size” and that she needed surgery again.

“When they woke me, I was screaming in pain,” she wrote. “The procedure had failed. I had a massive bleed and the doctors made it plain that my chances of surviving were precarious if they didn’t operate again. This time they needed to access my brain in the old-fashioned way—through my skull.”

Thankfully, Emilia shared, she’s now “at a hundred per cent.”

September 16, 2025 0 comments
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