Which Hollywood actress has been chosen to play screen icon Marilyn Monroe in a new biopic?

Shyamchi Aai was the autobiography of freedom fighter, social activist, and writer Sane Guruji and revolved around his relationship with his mother. In 1953, the book was adapted as a movie, which won the first National Award for best feature film the following year.

The show is titled Ishaan and is based on the inspirational journey of a young boy who finds friends and a sense of belonging through music. The show includes a soundtrack of 11 original tracks. Other than various child artistes, Ishaan stars television personalities Shruti Ulfat, Rajinder Mehra and Rajiv Paul.

Basu, who has directed films like Gangster and Life... in a Metro, will return to direction for television with a show that is a compilation of several short stories. Basu, whose latest film Kites was released last week, had directed TV shows like Tara, Koshish... Ek Aashaa and Love Story.

The album Katy Hudson dwells on gospel music and was released in 2001 by Red Hill Records when Perry was 17. Later Perry made the switch to mainstream pop music. She began working on Teenage Dream in October 2009. Perry will release her new single 'California Gurls' ahead of the album, on June 20, with the album following on August 30.

The film features Antonio Banderas, Josh Brolin, Anthony Hopkins, Freida Pinto, and Naomi Watts. Allen is best known for his romantic comedies Annie Hall and Manhattan. He was ranked at number 43 in Empire (UK) magazine's Top 100 Movie Stars of All Time in October 1997.

Watts will play the lead role in Blonde, an adaptation of Joyce Carol Oates's imaginary Marilyn Monroe memoirs which will be directed by Andrew Dominik. The $20 million production will begin filming in January 2011. Watts is best known for her role in King Kong (2005).

The IIFA Charity Initiative includes housing, literacy, and rehabilitation measures for the people in the northern and eastern regions of Sri Lanka. The initiative is part of the IIFA Weekend being held in Colombo from June 3 to 5, 2010. As a symbol of solidarity with the people of the island nation, IIFA, in partnership with Habitat for Humanity, will adopt and rebuild a village housing refugees with the proceeds of the cricket match being donated for this cause.

Swift released her debut single 'Tim McGraw' in 2006; she released her self-titled album the same year. Her next album, Fearless, was released in 2008 and won album of the year at the 52nd Grammy Awards, among other top honours.

This American epic film was adapted from Margaret Mitchell's 1936 novel of the same name. It received ten Academy Awards (8 competitive, 2 honorary), a record that stood for 20 years. The only other film to have won the Best Picture Oscar and the Pulitzer Prize for the book it was adapted from is All the King's Men (1949). The book, All The King's Men, was written by Robert Penn Warren.

Titled 'D3 Commando Force: Dadagiri Against Terrorism', the show embarks on a mission to turn civilians into real-life commandos to counter terrorism. The 14 contestants on the show follow a military regime and use real weapons under the guidance of Captain Albert Louis, Captain Kshitij Sharma, and Captain Dharamveer Singh at the boot camp in Kolwel, on the outskirts of Goa. Contestants will be trained in survival tactics, water landings, night navigation, camouflage, raiding, the art of sniping, ambush, etc.