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Zoe Saldana Takes the Lead

During a recent episode of Saturday Night Live, Colin Jost humorously commented on his wife Scarlett Johansson being surpassed by Zoe Saldana in the rankings of Hollywood's highest-grossing actors. Referring to a graphic that showcased their respective box office earnings, Jost joked that Johansson's figures would decline if his own movies were factored in, eliciting laughter from the audience. Saldana's impressive record is largely attributed to the phenomenal success of the Avatar series, which has amassed approximately USD 16.8 billion globally. Previously, Johansson held the title.

Karley Scott Collins Responds to Dating Rumors

Country music artist Karley Scott Collins has strongly refuted rumors suggesting a romantic involvement with Keith Urban following his split from Nicole Kidman. The 26-year-old singer labeled the claims of her dating and cohabiting with Urban as "absolutely ridiculous and untrue" on her Instagram account. These speculations emerged after Collins opened for Urban during his 2025 tour, coinciding with the finalization of Urban and Kidman's divorce. The former couple has agreed to amicably co-parent their daughters, Sunday and Faith, focusing on maintaining a supportive family environment.

James Cameron on Titanic's Raft Debate

Renowned director James Cameron has once again addressed the long-standing debate regarding the ending of Titanic, expressing his frustration over the persistent inquiries about whether Leonardo DiCaprio's character, Jack Dawson, could have survived by sharing a raft with Kate Winslet's Rose. "Don't ask me about the raft, people!" Cameron stated emphatically. Despite his annoyance, he revealed that experiments were conducted to explore the survival possibilities for both characters. He explained that the conditions in 1912 made survival unlikely, emphasizing that Jack lacked the necessary knowledge to withstand hypothermia. Cameron, who has directed four films that have each grossed over USD 1 billion, also highlighted the tremendous success of the Avatar franchise.

Sharad Kelkar Breaks Away from His Good Guy Image

Sharad Kelkar, who has been recognized as a reliable "good man" in Indian television and OTT platforms, surprised viewers with his role in the Netflix crime drama Taskaree. Portraying a cold-hearted mastermind in a smuggling operation, Kelkar intentionally distanced himself from his wholesome persona, aiming to evoke shock and discomfort. He acknowledged that his established reputation played a significant role in how audiences perceive his character, stating, "Television creates long-term intimacy. People feel they know you for years, almost decades. When you enter a morally dark space after that, the reaction is stronger. I was very conscious of using that history rather than fighting it, and that’s exactly why I enjoyed the role far more. No one could think of me as the bad guy, and I love that for this role!"