The action unfolds on Bigg Boss 10.

Here's what happened in the third episode of Bigg Boss 10!

'Madhuri is the best (dancer). She's is not mechanical. Most dancers like Aishwarya, Deepika, Priyanka and Kareena are fabulous but I don't see then enjoying it the way they should. Their focus is on, 'Am I looking beautiful?'' Straight talk from choreographer Terence Lewis.

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Aamir Khan looks leaner, fitter and younger on his 52nd birthday.

'It's been two and a half years since I debuted and I am happy with my journey at the moment. If you are passionate about something, with hard work and opportunity, you will continue as long as you are enjoying what you do.' Kiara Advani is very excited about her next Machine.

'I am done with that genre. When you don't have a filmi background, it's difficult to do what you want to do.' Gurmeet Choudhary looks ahead with Laali Ki Shaadi Mein Laddoo Deewana.

Watch the Golmaal Again fun on the sets!

Happy birthday, Zaira!

'The biggest tip my mother gave me was to work hard and be true to yourself.' Janhvi Kapoor gets ready for her big launch Dhadak with Ishaan Khatter by her side.

Then this is the question you should ask him. But gentleman that he is, even his anger is polite.

'I lose my cool only when someone crosses the limit.''But these people have become really smart.''They know they will be here for a long time if I lose my cool on them.'

Welcome to the Bigg Boss house!

Bengaluru's celebs wish the newly-weds.

Are you ready for Mowgli?

'I will pick Bollywood stars to play Indian superheroes.'

She's just thrilled to have touched down at Cannes.

Relationship advice from Sunny Leone and Rannvijay Singha.

Anupriya Goenka's humble abode!

'People told me that I was 'crazy' to do a non-glamorous role at the beginning my career.'

It was an emotional moment for Dharmendra when he introduced his grandson Karan Deol to the world.

The third edition of Asian Paints' Where the Heart Is brings you glimpses of Boman's home.

'I am a huge fan of Prabhas. It was a dream to work with him.'

The third edition of Asian Paints' Where the Heart Is brings us glimpses of Neena Gupta's home.

The third edition of Asian Paints' Where the Heart Is brings us glimpses of Huma Qureshi's home.

The third edition of Asian Paints' Where the Heart Is brings us glimpses of Kajal Aggarwal's home.

The third edition of Asian Paints' Where the Heart Is brings us glimpses of Gaurav Kapoor's home.

Deepika compared the two and, in the process, let out a few secrets.

Wednesday was a day of midweek celebrations!

'Sridevi was known as this elusive movie star, but there was a ticking brain there that I don't think she got enough credit for.'

The world's richest man and the founder of Amazon Jeff Bezos bonded with Bollywood at a grand party thrown in his honour.

Among Bollywood's most popular actors, Anupam Kher has fans all over the world. But he's one of the few celebs who reaches out to them, and posts interesting videos of his interactions with them.

Wherever Bollywood celebs go, the cameras follow.

Karan Johar's Kalank may have tanked at the box office but it was a winner at the 12th Mirchi Music Awards, where it won the top awards.

So how is Karan Johar spending this lockdown time with his children? We show you with their home videos.

When women (and artists and feelers) underestimate their leadership abilities

Yesterday, I think something snapped in me. I had heard a particular comment exactly the number of times my heart could take it, and I decided I’m done hearing it. For all our sakes.

I was listening to an intelligent, educated young woman—a leader in her congregation who has brought life into the world, knows how to tend it, and who also knows how to tend the life of the spirit in herself and others. She was describing a painful conversation she’d had with her senior pastor who said, “I need you to be more biblical. You’re often too emotional.”

Now, it should be said that we all can let our emotions run the show. There are times when we need to take a moment to discern how we’re handling our emotions, to decide when emotion is a sign of something significant to be heard and when it’s an overreaction in the moment which we need to set aside. Having said that, this kind of comment from a senior pastor can be incredibly destructive to the souls of women and to our recognition of what women bring as leaders.

Studies of fiber pathways in the brain show men naturally think in more centralized ways, whereas women often consider information across both rational and intuitive ways of thinking. Given the scientific evidence that the problem-solving tendency in men naturally favors logic, perception, and action, when emotional, subjective, relational information is communicated by women, it’s easy for men to say, “I’m rational. She’s emotional.” This thought process denies the possibility that the woman has anything reasonable or logical to contribute, undermining her argument or education. Consequently, in the frustration of those kinds of disparaging false ...

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Equipping for the challenges and blessings of being called.

For many women leaders, we must be more highly educated than our male counterparts to receive the same acknowledgment of our calling and equipping. That has certainly been true in my experience.

I grew up in a liminal time in my home church. The conversation around women leaders was becoming more and more visible. Capable women were asking hard questions. Traditional pat answers were no longer sufficient. I was lucky to be born in that era because I grew up encouraged to be a leader and pastor by a man who had formerly said women couldn’t be called to preach. But a slow evolution in his beliefs started when I was born.

A granddaughter can change a lot.

I grew up thinking I could do anything until I reached young adulthood. Then the cuteness of having a thirteen-year-old girl read scripture or pray in church hit the asphalt of what do we really believe about women and their callings? It was a tumultuous time. My parents and grandfather shielded me so I only heard rumors of elders fighting or heated disagreements. Slowly, opportunity changed and grew scarcer.

My journey to seminary was perhaps not an extraordinary one for many female leaders. It isn’t surprising that most women pursue seminary for the same reasons men do—the education itself and increased opportunities. I craved education. Increasingly, I’d found the recommended women’s ministry books were light on the theology I found so fascinating.

I read on my own, making my own informal study plan, yet it wasn’t enough. For all that my informal reading was helpful to me, I found it often didn’t count as a female leader. Too often, it was labeled as experience, not knowledge (a difference I still haven’t parsed as being unequal), ...

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