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14 Tuesday, August 25, 2015 The only actor who can make me cry at the drop of a hat in an emotion scene is SRK. I have cried in so many scenes with him. -Preity Zinta New York ctress Lindsay Lohan has turned down publisher’sA bids for a tell-all book, but is instead working on an “educational” book on style and fashion. “Lindsay has had numerous offers to do a tell- all book about her time in rehab, her brushes with the law, her crazy family, or to lift the lid on the less glamorous side of a Hollywood starlet. But she refused those offers, and she’s working on something related to style and fashion and her travels, an educational book,” a source said. Lohan, who has been keeping a low-key profile, has been spending the summer traveling in Europe, and is now in Italy after spending a few weeks in Mykonos with wealthy friends, including film producer Mohammed Al Turki. Caroline Trentini in Atelier Versace at Met Gala Red Carpet 2015 Mumbai ctress Priyanka Chopra remembered her late father Ashok Chopra on his birth anniversary,A saying she misses surprising him at midnight. “Happy birthday papa. Want to wake you up at midnight by jumping on the bed and scaring you with cake,” Priyanka, who also has a tattoo of “Daddy’s Li’l Girl” on her wrist, tweeted on late Saturday. The “Dil Dhadakne Do” actress also shared a link of photosharing site Instagram where she has put up a collage of some of her cherished moments with her father. Priyanka’s father passed away after battling with cancer in 2013. A doctor by profession, he retired from the Indian Army in 1997 as Lt. Colonel. The actress dedicated the success of “Mary Kom” to her late father. The actress is now busy with her first period drama “Bajirao Mastani”, which also stars Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh. And she is geared up for her debut on international TV show “Quantico.” .

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