Bieber wins Hall of fame at 2015 HALO Awards

EFT Report, London: Pop star Justin Bieber has won the inaugural Hall of Fame award at the 2015 HALO Awards in New York, for his charitable work.

The awards honours young people in the US who are responsible for "helping and leading others" and Bieber was chosen for his work with the Make-A-Wish foundation and Pencils of Promise, a charity which builds schools and increases educational opportunities in the developing world.

The 21-year-old singer used his acceptance speech to pay tribute to the victims of the Paris attacks, in which more than 120 people died, reported Female First.

"There's been some sad things happening in the world right now, and I think that we should all honour that and just take one moment of silence for that, if you guys could," he said.

It was recently revealed that Justin has made over 250 wishes come true so far through Make-A-Wish.

Nick Cannon hosted and Joe Jonas and his band DNCE performed at the ceremony, which will air on Nickelodeon on November 29.

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Justin Bieber's 'Bigger than life' song leaks online

EFT Report, Los Angeles: Singer Justin Bieber's "Bigger than life", a bonus track from his project "Purpose", surfaced online ahead of its release.

The mid-tempo tune features sample of Chris Brown, Tyga, Birdman and Lil Wayne's Rich Gang song of the same title, reports aceshowbiz.com.

Over the smooth beat and the clapping, Bieber sings about being head over heels in love with his lady love.

"Purpose" is due out on November 13. It has been preceded by the singles "What Do You Mean?" and "Sorry" which have peaked at number one and two on Billboard Hot 100 respectively.

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Ghulam Ali agrees to perform at Lucknow Mahotsav on Dec. 3

EFT Report, Lucknow: Pakistani ghazal maestro Ghulam Ali, who had announced the plans to scrap his upcoming concerts in India, has agreed to perform in Lucknow Mahotsav on December 3, said the district administration here.

Ali, who was scheduled to perform in Delhi on November 8, cancelled his forthcoming shows yesterday, saying he did not want to get involved in any kind of politics.

The Lucknow Mahotsava Samiti, however, spoke to the singer's son later in the day and got a confirmation.

"Lucknow Mahotsava Samiti talked to Ghulam Ali's son Aamir last night at about 10.30 pm and he has confirmed that on Dec 3, Ali will perform in Mahotsava here," District Magistrate, Rajshekhar said.

"He will send the confirmation on his letter head along with a video message", he added.

The 74-year-old singer's son Aamir had earlier said his father did not want to perform after what happened in Mumbai where his scheduled concert last month was cancelled following Shiv Sena's threat to disrupt it.

"The November 8 concert (in Delhi) is not happening now.

After what happened in Mumbai, we don't want to take any risk.

The atmosphere should be right for music. We don't want to get involved in any kind of politics. So much is happening there, it would not be right for us to come at this time," Aamir had said.

The singer was invited to perform in Delhi by the Aam Aadmi Party government after his show could not take place in Mumbai.

Besides AAP government, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee had also extended an invite to the ghazal maestro to perform in Kolkata.

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Zubin Mehta Live Concert with Australian World Orchestra

EFT Report, New Delhi: Zubin Mehta, the famous Indian conductor of Western music, will be leading a performance by the Australian World Orchestra in the city. Over two days, the orchestra will be performing some famous pieces by musicians like Mozart, Schubert, Brahms and Beethoven.

On the first day they will be playing The Marriage of Figaro and The Magic Flute by Mozart, Schubert’s Symphony No. 9 in C Major and more. On the second day they will be performing pieces such as Brahms’s Symphony No. 2 in D Major, Il Trovatore and more.

Ticket prices: Rs 1,500 to 12,000

Date & time: 30th Oct - 31st Oct, 07:00pm - 09:00pm

Venue: Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, Lodhi Road, Lodhi Road, South, Delhi NCR

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'Don't Let Daddy Know' dance music fest to rock India soon

EFT Report, New Delhi: After taking music lovers across the globe, including Amsterdam, Antwerp and Hong Kong, on an exciting ride, electronic dance music festival Don't Let Daddy Know (DLDK) is all set to rock India soon.

The founders of the international music festival have partnered with Ferriswheel Entertainment, an agency specialising in conceptualising, producing and directing live events and festivals, to present the world tour of their party on home turf. 

After debuting in Privilege Ibiza in 2012, the fest has created waves in the music scene internationally by staging events in Manchester (UK), Chile, the Netherlands and Istanbul (Turkey) as well as hosting their own stage at Ziggo Dome, Mysteryland and Creamfields Festival. 

And, now the party will extend its roots in India with their homegrown version of the one night dance music - DLDK India - featuring five of the global names in electronic music. The artists will come together to curate music of diverse genres of electronic dance music, including trap, dubstep and psy-trance. 

The event, expected to be held early next year, will be hosted by international stars while the opening acts will feature some homegrown artists.

DLDK is known for larger than life production and top of the line acts such as Martin Garrix, Dimitri Vegas and Like Mike, Steve Aoki, Major Lazer, and Skrillex. 

Alex Hes and Essam Jamsen, founders of DLDK, are excited about the collaboration. 

"India is one of the top 10 countries that is zealous about dance music. We found an ideal collaborator in Ferriswheel Entertainment that shares our enterprise and hence they are the preferred partners for the India leg of the world tour," they said in a joint statement. 

Shubhra Bharadwaj, founder and creative director of Ferrishwheel Entertainment and Partner DLDK India, said that the international music fest in the nation will put India on "global dance music map". 

"We hope to unite dance music fans across Asia with this annual property and give them a unique experience with the way India parties and strategically position India as one of the preferred destinations on the global dance music map," Bharadwaj said. 

The line-up for the musical extravaganza will be announced soon. 

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Katy Perry performs at Hillary Clinton's rally

EFT Report, Los Angeles: Singer Katy Perry took centrestage as a guest during Hillary Clinton's latest campaign in Iowa. She treated the crowd with her two inspiring singles "Firework" and "Roar".

The singer wore a white strapless dress complete with a Star-Spangled Banner cape and was presented by former US pressident Bill Clinton, reports aceshowbiz.com. 

"I've never been the warm-up act for Katy Perry before, but I am well aware that I am the warm-up act," Bill said.

Explaining why she supported the Democratic presidential candidate, Perry said: "I stand and I march with Hillary. I believe in her future, her vision. I believe in her policies. I believe in equal rights for men, women, pay." 

She also took over Hillary Clinton's Instagram and shared a selfie with the politician, showcasing her Hillary-inspired nails and a POTUS necklace she purchased as a birthday gift for her. 

Hillary turns 68 on Monday. 

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Ghulam Ali's concert in Delhi on Nov. 8

EFT Report, New Delhi: Well known Pakistani ghazal singer Ghulam Ali, whose concerts in Maharashtra were cancelled due to Shiv Sena threats, will perform here on November 8, it was announced on Thursday.

Delhi Tourism Minister Kapil Mishra tweeted: "Delhi will host Ghulam Ali Saab. You spread hatred, we will keep on promoting brotherhood." He said the event will take place on November 8, Sunday.

Delhi's ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) had on October 8 invited the noted singer to perform in the national capital, a day after his Mumbai concert was called off.

The 74-year-old Pakistani singer was to perform as part of the death anniversary tribute to singer Jagjit Singh. But the show in Mumbai was axed after the Shiv Sena threatened to disrupt it.

His concert in Pune was also cancelled.

The AAP had condemned the Shiv Sena for issuing the threats, and also attacked the BJP-led Maharashtra government for not providing protection to the Ghulam Ali show.

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Faisal Khan first child artist to win 'Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa Reloaded'

EFT Report, Mumbai: There was music, dance with a dose of glamour at the "Shaandaar" finale of "Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa Reloaded" as a new chapter in the history of the popular reality TV show was unfolded with Faisal Khan emerging as the first child artist to win the trophy.

Faisal, who gained recognition after playing the lead role of ruler Maharana Pratap in a period drama, pipped celebrities -- Mohit Malik, Sanaya Irani and Shamita Shetty -- to win the show on Saturday night. Sanaya was the first finalist.

Along with the trophy, Faisal walked away with Rs.3 million and a car. The teenager, who had earlier won another dancing reality show, became emotional after his name was announced and his family gathered on the stage to hug him and congratulate him for the win.

The journey of the show saw many twists and turns with new faces joining the ride in between and some leaving it midway.

The show started with a new judges panel with Bollywood actor Shahid Kapoor making his TV debut, international dancer-actress and former contestant Lauren Gottlieb and choreographer-singer Ganesh Hegde. 

Filmmaker Karan Johar was the only judge to join the new panel from the previous seasons, though he had to leave it halfway. He was replaced by actress-producer Malaika Arora Khan.

The finale episode was a fun ride with energetic performances, music hoopla and peppiness of actress Alia Bhatt, who came to promote her forthcoming film "Shaandaar" opposite Shahid.

There was fire, flames, sparks and smoke -- Faisal's finale hip hop act on "Hairat hai raat" impressed all with judges and audience giving him a standing ovation. Lauding his talent, Shahid thanked the people behind the show for showing him "such outstanding talent".

Alia also confessed that Faisal was her favourite and she had even voted for him.

The cast of TV show "Comedy Nights Bachao" including Krushna Abhishek, Bharti Singh, Karan Wahi and Anita Hassanandani brought in a bundle of laughs and joy to the finale with their rib tickling gigs. 

Karan Johar was not forgotten, as his cutout was a subject to some of the digs by the host Manish Paul. The eighth season of the reality show, Indian version of international show "Dancing With The Stars", went on air on Colors channel in July.

Putting the show on rewind mode with a bang from the past, eliminated contestants like Raftaar and Neha Marda danced with Hegde on songs like "Chura ke dil mera", "Piya tu ab toh aaja" and "Zinda".

The episode became grand with the touch of bling as Bollywood new on screen couple -- Shahid and Alia -- pepped up the mood with their lively performance on "Shaandaar" title track.

Another highlight of the episode was when Manish showcased his dancing skill by shaking leg with Malaika and Lauren.

Shamita's family including elder sister Shilpa Shetty Kundra, also appeared in the episode to cheer for her.

It was "double bonanza" as superstar Salman Khan made brief appearances on the episode through video clips. Salman, who will be seen as a host of "Bigg Boss Nau", had special messages for the finalists, and wished them luck. He also showed glimpse of what's in store of "Bigg Boss Nau" and 'Bigg Boss' house.

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Ghulam Ali invited to perform in Delhi

EFT Report, New Delhi: Delhi Tourism Minister Kapil Mishra on Thursday invited renowned Pakistani ghazal singer Ghulam Ali to perform in Delhi after he cancelled his Mumbai concert following threats from the Shiv Sena.

"Sad that Ghulam Ali is not being allowed in Mumbai. I invite him to come to Delhi and do the concert. Music has no boundaries," Mishra tweeted.

The 75-year-old singer was scheduled to perform in Mumbai and Pune this week as part of the death anniversary tribute to late singer Jagjit Singh. But the show in Mumbai was called off on Wednesday after Shiv Sena threatened to disrupt his live concert.

Ali told a news channel that he was "disappointed as people who were interested in the concert were disappointed" and also because it was was a tribute to Jagjit Singh, who was like a brother to him.

"This should not be seen as India-Pakistan issue. Rather it is a symbol of love and affection," he said.

Maharastra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis also expressed his disappointment over the cancellation. He said his government was ready to provide proper security to Ali for the concert.

However, the Shiv Sena defended its stand on the issue and said that people can't have fun specially when innocents are being killed on border on the India-Pakistan border.

"We have encounters going on everywhere, so many ceasefire violations. When this is happening we can't be having fun here...," Shiv Sena leader Aditya Thakre told reporters in Mumbai.

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AR Rahman to get Hridaynath Mangeshkar Award

EFT Report, Mumbai: Oscar-winning composer A.R. Rahman, who has taken Indian music to global shores, will be honoured with the Hridaynath Mangeshkar Award here on October 26.

The fifth Hridaynath Award will be conferred on Rahman by veteran filmmaker Subhash Ghai on the birth anniversary of Pandit Hridaynath Mangeshkar, the late younger brother of legendary playback singers Lata Mangeshkar and Asha Bhosle.

The ceremony will be held at Master Dinanath Mangeshkar Hall, at Vile Parle (East) here, read a statement.

The first Hridaynath award was given to melody queen Lata. Asha, megastar Amitabh Bachchan and actress Sulochana Tai have also been its recipients.

Meanwhile, the music maestro has also been named the Cultural Ambassador for Seychelles in appreciation of the invaluable services contributed to enhance Seychelles's art and cultural development.

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Jennifer Lopez to host 2015 American Music Awards

EFT Report, Los Angeles: Singer Jennifer Lopez will host and perform at the 2015 American Music Awards, which will take place here on November 22.

Lopez, 46, will also perform in support of her forthcoming Las Vegas show “All I Have,” which begins in January at the Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino, reports hollywoodreporter.com.

On October 13, Joe Jonas and Charlie Puth will appear on TV show “Good Morning America” to reveal the nominees for six categories of the annual awards ceremony. 

The ceremony will be broadcast live at the Microsoft Theater on ABC channel. 

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Mohammed Rafi's biography released; Author said he was every music director's delight

EFT Report, New Delhi: Legendary Indian singer Mohammed Rafi's biography has been released by publishing house Om Books International. Titled 'Mohammed Rafi: Golden Voice of the Silver Screen', penned by author Sujata Dev, that includes enriching anecdotes about the singer's life. The book presents Rafi's musical journey and what made him an utter delight to work with for every music director.

Author Sujata Dev had to face many challenges as she went about researching the book. "It was the toughest part of the research as those days had no computers and records were hard to find. Many stories and figures came to me from different sources but to authenticate them was not easy," said Sujata, who has been an avid fan of the legendary singer since her childhood.

In her book, Sujata mentions that Mohammed Rafi, was a music director's delight. She stated that Rafi sang for directors like Naushad, OP Nayyar and Madan Mohan, amongst many others, who were perfectionist and never failed to satisfy them.

The author adds that tracking his footsteps were extremely difficult as most of his relatives and associates had passed away. "But then I met Pyarelal ji, the renowned music director who had closely worked with Rafi sahab and when I told him about this biography and the challenges I was facing he said - you are the blessed one. You have a great task ahead of you," stated Sujata.

This statement instilled a lot of confidence in Sujata's heart and she knew she had a tough task ahead of her but it came with the blessings of Rafi Sahab himself and the good wishes of all his admirers.

The author said she was lucky enough to trace the details of Siddique Chacha, Rafi Sahab's younger brother, who is hale and hearty even today, and lives in Lahore. She met over a hundred people from the industry before she could complete this book. The DVD accompanying the book has many of these interviews.

Through the book, the author plans to popularize Indian music amongst the younger generation.

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AR Rahman on blasphemy controversy: No intention to offend anyone

EFT Report, Mumbai: Oscar-winning composer AR Rahman said on Monday that his "decision" to compose the music for the movie "Muhammad: The Messenger of God", "was in good faith” with no intentions to offend any religious group.

Reacting to fatwa being issued against him over the film the musician refrained from sharing his “spiritual experiences” of working on the film as it's something “personal” to him. 

“This letter is for all those people, who have been aware of the recent events concerning me. I'm not a scholar of Islam. I follow the middle path and am part of traditionalist and part rationalist.

“I live in the western and eastern worlds and try to love all people for what they are, without judging them. I didn’t direct or produce the movie 'Muhammad (PBUH), Messenger Of God.'. I just did the music. 

“My spiritual experiences of working on the film are very personal and I would prefer not to share these,” Rahman shared through a letter posted on his official Facebook account.

According to reports, a fatwa was issued against Rahman and well-known Iranian filmmaker Majid Majidi for their involvement on the movie on the life Prophet Muhammed. A Mumbai-based Raza Academy issued a diktat asking Muslims to reject the film.

As per a news report, the group's general secretary Mohammed Saeed Noori said: “We are against the title. People may use it in a bad manner if they don’t like the film, which will mean an insult to the Prophet.”

The musician, who is known as the 'Mozart of Madras', also noted that his decision to make music for the film was in good faith. 

“My decision to compose the music for this film was made in good faith with no intentions of causing offence,” he shared. 

Rahman, who has hit the right notes with each of his compositions with examples like “O rey chhori” and “Tum tak”, went on to add that the conflict should be solved with grace and dignity, rather than resorting to violent methods. 

“We are indeed fortunate and blessed to live in a country like India where religious freedom is practiced and where the aim of all communities is to live in peace and harmony sans confusion and violence. 

“Let us set a precedent in clearing conflict with grace and dignity and not trigger violence in words or actions,” he added. 

It was also speculated that an event, which was schedule to be held in Delhi on Sunday, was cancelled due to the fatwa fallout. 

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Fatboy Slim, Tiesto, Ferry Corsten to perform at EVC 2015

EFT Report, New Delhi: The beats and tunes of world renowned DJs Tiesto, Fatboy Slim and Ferry Corsten will be plugging in the cord of electronic dance music (EDM) into the Enchanted Valley Carnival 2015 (EVC), scheduled to be held in December in Pune.

Universal Music Group, a music company, on Thursday announced a partnership with Twisted Entertainment Pvt. Ltd., under which both parties will take equal stakes in the three-day camping music festival, which will start on December 18 at Aamby Valley City Festival Arena, Pune. 

Devraj Sanyal, managing director and CEO at Universal Music Group, South Asia, says the music company aims to inject more energy into the music fest making the third edition of the music fest "bigger and better". 

"We have announced three names today -- Tiësto, Fatboy Slim (Norman Cook) and Ferry Corsten-- and over the next 30-60 days we will announce other artists. We are using all our energy and all our network to try and push this as much we can. And, yes people can expect to see names of more Universal Music artists in the coming line-up," Sanyal told IANS. 

He added: "In the next three-four years, we want EVC to be the largest standalone multi-genre festival".

The carnival is a multi-genre music festival that inter weaves the fun of musical performances, adrenaline-pumping adventure sports with camping experience. 

Sanyal said that they aim to move to the next step this year by becoming "cashless". 

"We are spending energy on our sources to make the experience of EVC phenomenal. You don't have to stand in line for using restroom for many hours, wait for long for a drink, and we are also trying to make the entire festival go cashless," Sanyal noted. 

Another highlight for the upcoming edition is that fest plans to bring the experience of a mystical world where ancient meets modern with a new call-out - "#JoinTheTribe" - to build a community and belonging for like-minded and passionate people.

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Shahid Kapoor, Alia Bhatt to perform in Mumbai on Sept. 10

EFT Report, Mumbai: Indian actors Shahid Kapoor and Alia Bhatt have planned to make the launch of "Gulaabo" -- the first song to release from their film “Shaandaar” -- special by performing live at an event here on Thursday.

This will be the first time the duo will perform together live on stage, read a statement.

Shahid and Alia also tweeted the first look image of their song on Twitter. It suggests a fun mood, wherein Alia is seen wearing a tweed jacket and pants, and also a moustache!

“The gulaabo gang of insomniacs is coming for you #2DaysForGulaabo @aliaa08 @foxstarhindi @dharmamovies @fuhsephantom,” tweeted Shahid.

“Sleepless? Time for GULABO #2DaysForGulaabo #GulaaboOn10th,” tweeted Alia.

The song will also feature Shahid's sister Sanah.

The trailer of the film, directed by Vikas Bahl of "Queen" fame, has already generated a lot of buzz and the audiences are now looking forward to its music.

"Gulaabo", penned by Anvita Dutt, is sung by Vishal Dadlani and Anusha Mani.

The film is scheduled to release on October 22.

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Kanye West to run in US's 2020 Presidential race

EFT Report, London: Despite gaining fame in music, Kanye West is still ambitious in life as recently he announced at the 2015 MTV VMAs that he will be taking part in USA's 2020 Presidential run.

It was when Taylor Swift presented Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award to the 'Gold Digger' rapper when he gave an eight minute speech declaring that people could probably see him in the 2020 presidential run, the Guardian reported.

The 38-year-old rapper, who wore his favourite oversized tee, said that it doesn't matter for him that whether he would lose it or would win as his goal would be to come up with new ideas to help Americans.

West also discussed about grocery stores, baseball stadiums, wife Kim Kardashian's nipples and even apologized Swift for misbehaving in 2009 VMAs.

The MTV's 2015 Video Music Awards was held on August 30 at the Microsoft Theatre in Los Angeles, California.

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Bono becomes world's richest pop star

EFT Report, Melbourne: Bono has emerged as the world's richest pop star after raking in nearly 1.5 billion dollar fortune from his Facebook shares.

The 'With or Without You' hit-maker had shelled-out 89.6 million US dollars to buy a 2.3 per cent share with his investment group Elevation Partners in 2009 and now his current share's worth is 1.5 billion US dollars, News.com.au reports

With his current fortune, Bono has outshined Sir Paul McCartney, who has a 1.16 billion dollars fortune.

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Fawad Khan, Alia Bhatt to sing for `Kapoor and Sons`

EFT Report, Mumbai: Fawad Afzal Khan seems to be returning to his musical roots as the actor is all set to sing a track, along with Alia Bhatt and Siddharth Malhotra for their upcoming movie `Kapoor and Sons`.

According to sources, the trio, who will be singing the song in their voices, is looking for a fun track with a young, energetic vibe like the film, reports the Dawn.

Confirming the news, director Shakun Batra said that they are in the process of locking a track, adding that producer Karan Johar has come up with some exciting ideas for the promotional unit.

However, it is being said that the song will be recorded and picturised in September.

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Delhi to Host Northeast Film Festival From Aug. 22

EFT Report, New Delhi: Fragrances from the North East, a three-day festival of cinema and entertainment from the country's northeast region, will be held in New Delhi from Aug 22-24, 2014.

Organised by the Directorate of Film Festivals, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, the extravaganza is scheduled to take place at the Siri Fort auditorium complex.

The festival will be attended by actors and directors from the region, including Jahnu Barua, Seema Biswas, Adil Hussain, Geetanjali Thapa, Abdul Majid, Mapuia Chongthu, Pradip Kurbah, Merlvin Mukhim, Oinam Gautam Singh, Tonthoi Bonny Sharma, Meena Debbarma, Tashi Lhamu, Tiainla Jamir and Prashant Rasaily, said a statement.

"Khawnlung Run", a film from Mizoram will open the fest, while "Ri" from Meghalaya will bring the curtains down on the gala, which will also include an exhibit of handicrafts from northeastern states, courtesy the Ministry of Culture.

With the support of the Lalit Kala Academy, there will also be an exhibition of paintings by artistes too. Add to that, a food court with northeastern cuisine.

Other films to be showcased at the fest include "Ajeyo" (Assam), "Phijigee Mani" (Manipur), "Yarwng" (Tripura), "Kathaa" (Sikkim), "Sonam" (Arunachal Pradesh) as well as documentary "Going the Distance" and short film "Bamboo Shoots" from Nagaland.

Providing a musical element to the opening and closing ceremonies will be Papon and East India Company; and internationally-acclaimed Naga pianist Nise Meruno and choir group Nagaland Singing Ambassadors.

Entry to musical performance and cinemas will be free and on first come first basis.

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Events at India Habitat Center, Delhi on Aug. 10

Sunday, August 10, 2014

11:30am|IHC WALK|Wander through A Passionate Eye- Textiles, Paintings And Sculptures From The Bharany Donation at the National Museum. Walk led by co-curators Dr. Giles Tillotson &Mrinalini Venkateswaran. Please contact the Programmes Desk for registration and details. 7:00pm|MUSIC|IHC LOK SANGEET SAMMELAN- Folk Songs For Children Dogri folk songs by Rakesh Singh Slathia Followed by Awadhi folk songs by Malini Awasthi 7:00pm|FILM CLUB SCREENING|Waapasi (Punjabi/2013/24mins) Dir. Deepak Sharma After being away from home in Australia for five years, Hardeep decides to come backhome forever. But upon his return, he realizes that he has now become a guest for his family and not a member who has been missed. His family and dear ones have become used to his absence, perhaps even desiring it. Will Hardeep stay back home to become a member of his family… or does he go away to return as guests do..? Waapasi is the journey of Hardeep’s return. Winner of Best Actor Award & Jury Award for Best Short Film at the 3rd Dada Saheb Phalke Film Festival 2013. Also, screened at the67th Cannes Film Festival 2014. Screening followed by an interactive session with the cast & crew of the film.

Visual Arts Gallery

August 8 – 15   The Forgotten Frames- A photographic voyage with the people of Bastar. Solo exhibition of Photography byManoj Kumar Jain

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