| − | Following is a summary of current entertainment news briefs.<br><br>Females and felines are top 2015 Instagram stars<br>If you want to be an Instagram star, you had better be female and get a cat. Or be Taylor Swift. All of the Top 10 most-liked images of 2015 on the social media platform featured women, including pop stars Beyonce and Selena Gomez, according to an Instagram list released on Wednesday.<br><br>Chris Brown cancels Australian and New Zealand tours after visa denied<br>U.S. singer and hip-hop star Chris Brown on Wednesday canceled a tour to Australia and New Zealand, after earlier being refused a visa due to his domestic violence conviction against singer Rihanna in the United States. In a statement, issued by Brown's promoters, the U.S.<br>singer confirmed the cancellation of the two legs of his world tour. He did not give any details for the cancellation.<br><br>Holiday stay in 'A Christmas Story' house available to highest bidder<br>Fans of "A Christmas Story" will start the bidding on Tuesday for the chance to celebrate the season by staying in the Cleveland house made famous by the popular 1983 holiday film. The winning bidder can spend two nights and two days with up to three guests at the 120-year-old house used in exterior shots for the film and whose interior was restored to look like the movie family's home.<br><br><br>George Lucas to new 'Star Wars' film: I'm your divorced father<br>"Star Wars" creator George Lucas, who was not involved in making the long-awaited new film, "The Force Awakens," said he is as ambivalent about seeing the movie as a divorced father would be about attending his child's wedding. Lucas, who sold the franchise to Disney three years ago for some $4 billion, told the Washington Post in an interview he had no connection with "Star Wars: The Force Awakens," which opens worldwide on Dec 18.<br><br>'Mad Max: Fury Road' is surprise best film choice of Board of Review<br>Action adventure "Mad Max: Fury Road" was named the best film of 2015 on Tuesday by the National Board of Review, a surprise choice by the New York-based body whose list traditionally kicks off the annual Hollywood awards season. Space drama "The Martian" won a best actor award for Matt Damon and best director for Ridley Scott and was also named one of the nine top films of the year.<br><br>Leibovitz shots of Yoko Ono, Amy Schumer adorn 2016 Pirelli calendar<br>After reverting to type last year with scantily clad models in patent leather, Pirelli has chosen Annie Leibovitz to photograph women of all types and from across industry for its 2016 calendar. Tennis player Serena Williams, comedian Amy Schumer, artist Yoko Ono, singer Patti Smith, blogger Tavi Gevinson and model Natalia Vodianova all feature, some wearing more clothes than others.<br><br>Madonna brings 'Rebel Heart' tour to London<br>Pop star Madonna performed to thousands of fans in London on Tuesday night on the first of two nights of her "Rebel Heart" tour in the British capital. The 57-year old sang a mix of chart-toppers from her 30-year long career as well as new songs from her "Rebel Heart" album.<br>She also played the electric guitar on a rock-inspired remix of her 1983 hit "Burning Up".<br><br>'Star Wars' versus 'Star Trek': why can't fans just get along?<br>"May the Force be with you" vs. "Live Long and Prosper," lightsabers vs. phasers, warp drive vs. hyperdrive. The fan debate over which story, technology, space ships and characters are superior started a long time ago. To casual moviegoers, there is not much difference between "Star Trek," the sci-fi franchise that launched on television in 1966, and "Star Wars," which debuted on movie screens in 1977.<br><br>Yet to hard-core fans the differences are as significant as those between tribbles and droids.<br>Ringo Starr drum kit seen fetching millions at auction<br>A drum kit played by Ringo Starr is seen fetching millions of dollars at auction this week as part of a sale of items belonging to the Beatle and his wife, Barbara Bach. Starr is bidding farewell to items such as instruments, career memorabilia as well as personal items .<br><br>Sandra Bullock adopts second child from foster care<br>Oscar-winning actress Sandra Bullock announced on Wednesday that she has adopted a second child - a 3-1/2-year-old girl - from foster care as a sister for her son Louis. Speaking to People magazine, the "Gravity" star said she began fostering Laila about three years ago.<br><br>The baby girl had been placed in foster care in Louisiana.<br><br>If you beloved this short article and you would like to receive far more data with regards to http://suativitaihanoi.vn/sua-chua-tivi-tai-nha-ha-noi/, [http://suativitaihanoi.vn/sua-chua-tivi-tai-nha-ha-noi/ http://suativitaihanoi.vn], kindly check out the page.
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