London, March 7 (IANS) Hollywood filmmaker Tim Burton doesn't believe it is rare to have experiences with ghosts and says he finds cemeteries 'positive' places. The 51-year-old claims to have had experiences with the supernatural, which he insists is not uncommon, reports contactmusic.com. 'I've seen things and felt things. I think most people do. I think it's just how much you suppress it. I don't go

London, March 7 (IANS) Hollywood actress Gemma Arterton says she is always 'realistic' about her career and plans her roles so they boost her profile. The British actress only took on the part as Bond girl Agent Fields in 'Quantum of Solace' because she thought it would boost her profile and help her attract bigger and better roles, reports gossipblender.com. 'There is this realistic, business side

London, March 7 (IANS) Hollywood actor-musician Jared Leto says being a film star is more interesting than making music. The 'Requiem of a Dream' actor who also fronts rock band 30 Seconds to Mars enjoys both aspects of his professional life but finds movie-making more 'rewarding', reports imdb.com. 'Making a film is really the most interesting part for me. I love the research. I love the building

London, March 7 (IANS) Troubled singer Amy Winehouse may soon embrace Scientology as her ex-husband Blake Feilder-Civil is planning to do so after finishing his stint in rehab. Feilder-Civil, 30, has been obsessively reading materials on the religion and plans to visit the church of Scientology on Tottenham Court Road in London once his rehab stint is over, reports dailystar.co.uk. 'As soon as Amy heard Blake was

Tehran, March 7 (DPA) State-run Iranian TV is to broadcast several Hollywood blockbusters over the Persian New Year -- despite the ongoing cultural and political clash between the two states, local media reported Sunday. Iranians will get to enjoy movies such as 'The Curious Case of Benjamin Button' by David Fincher and 'Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull' by Steven Spielberg, ISNA said. The

Golfers David Duval, Rory Sabbatini and Jesper Parnivik have pledged to take part in Justin Timberlake's first charity tournament. Timberlake will front the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open in Las Vegas next month and the big names are bringing their big drivers. The pop superstar is thrilled with the line-up for his first tournament, which has been declared an official PGA event, and he's itching to get