Mumbai: Hollywood is buzzing with news and gossips. TellyChakkar brings you some fresh new updates from the west like Justin’s lip lock with Hailey Baldwin, Brad Pitt spends time with kids on Father’s Day, Rihana caught stealing and many more. Read on-

Justin Bieber, Hailey Baldwin kiss away

Singer Justin Bieber and television personality Hailey Baldwin indulged in public display of affection, locking lips at a public park.

They got up, close and personal in a Brooklyn park overlooking the New York City's East River on Saturday. Later, they crossed the river into lower Manhattan in the evening, and kissed some more in Rockefeller Park, reportstmz.com.

The news of this romance comes after a week of non-stop contact between the former exes.

The couple spent all last weekend together in Miami, before coming here.

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Brad Pitt spends Father's Day in London with kids

Hollywood star Brad Pitt spent Father's Day with his children amid an ongoing custody dispute.

Last week, a judge presiding over Pitt and Angelina Jolie's divorce proceedings established a schedule for the actor to spend time with Pax, 14, Zahara, 13, Shiloh, 12, and 9-year-old twins Vivienne and Knox, who live with Jolie as she is shooting Maleficent 2, reported people.com.

The court papers obtained by the news platform said "the children not having a relationship with their father are harmful to them", and that Jolie, 43, could lose full custody of the children if she doesn't allow them to grow their relationships with Pitt.

Maddox, 16, the oldest son, isn't included in the timetable because he is old enough to decide for himself how much time he wants to spend with his father.

Pitt has been in the UK since last week.

When shooting of his next movie, Quentin Tarantino's Once Upon A Time In Hollywood, starts Pitt will balance his time between London and Los Angeles.

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Khloe praises brother Rob for being an amazing dad

Reality TV star Khloe Kardashian has heaped praise on brother Rob Kardashian for being an amazing father to his daughter Dream.

Rob, 31, became a father in November 2016 when he welcomed baby Dream into the world with his now former-fiancee Blac Chyna.

And Khloe, 33, who earlier this year welcomed her first child, named True, has been impressed by how he has adapted to fatherhood, reports mirror.co.uk.

In a post on her app shared on Friday, Khloe wrote, "My brother Rob is like my father in so many ways - his sense of humour, silly nature, the way he loves and respects family. But, seeing him as a father has been beautiful! My dad would do anything for his kids and my brother is the same way for Dream.”

"I'm so proud of him! All he wants to do is make his daughter happy and give her unconditional love."

Khloe and Rob's father, also named Robert, was a well known lawyer who worked on the OJ Simpson case and passed away in 2003.

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Rihanna caught on camera stealing a wine glass

Singer Rihanna was left red-faced on a recent taping of The Graham Norton Show when the host shamed her for stealing wine glasses from posh events.

Norton posted a series of images of the "Umbrella" singer leaving parties and clutching glasses and goblets as the star giggled nervously, saying at least one of the items was returned to "the hotel I took it from", reportsaceshowbiz.com.

Norton warned Rihanna's fellow guests and her Ocean's 8 cast mates to watch out for the R&B star's real-life "criminal" behaviour.

"My mom is gonna see this," the horrified singer, who plays a computer hacker in the new all-female heist movie, said in the show.

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Anne Hathaway's 'awful' character

Actress Anne Hathaway's "awful" Ocean's Eight character is based on how she imagines she'd be if she took fame too seriously.

"She's called Daphne Kluger, she's an actress and - well, she's awful. She's won two Academy Awards and seven Golden Globes, she has two ex-husbands. She's very, very full of herself and doesn't care in the least about what people think about her because she doesn't care about other people," Hathaway told HELLO! magazine.

Asked if she was based on anyone in particular, she added, "Not really. It was just an idea I had about how I might have been if, at the beginning of my career, I'd taken fame very seriously. And what would have happened if I'd cared about myself more than I care about other people."

The movie has a largely female cast, which includes Cate Blanchett, Awkwafina, Sandra Bullock, Sarah Paulson, Mindy Kaling, Helena Bonham Carter and Rihanna, and Anne made a lot of "very good" friends on set, insisting no one was a diva, reports femalefirst.co.uk.

She said, "We became very good friends. I genuinely love all those women. Of course, I've seen people behave badly in my life, but I've seen more people behave badly in the real world than on set.”

"If you behave like that you probably won't have a very long career anyway, because at a certain point people can choose who they work with and most of the people who are at the top are lovely."

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I didn't sexually assault Chloe: Chris Hardwick

Actor and stand-up comedian Chris Hardwick has broken his silence on sexual assault allegations by his former girlfriend Chloe Dykstra, saying she accused him of conduct "that did not occur".

Hours after Dykstra's claims about the alleged abuse went public, Hardwick gave a statement to Deadline on Friday night saying he made sure to take time to respond to the "very serious allegations", according topeople.com.

Strongly denying Dykstra's claims, Hardwick said he did his best to uplift and support her as a partner.

"I was heartbroken to read Chloe's post. Our three year relationship was not perfect -- we were ultimately not a good match and argued even shouted at each other. But I loved her and did my best to uplift and support her as a partner and companion in any way and at no time did I sexually assault her," Hardwick, 46, told the outlet.

He said that the actress had been unfaithful to him when they were a couple. "When we were living together, I found out that Chloe had cheated on me, and I ended the relationship."

"For several weeks after we broke up, she asked to get back together with me and even told me she wanted to have kids with me, ‘build a life' with me and told me that I was ‘the one,' but I did not want to be with someone who was unfaithful.”

"I'm devastated to read that she is now accusing me of conduct that did not occur," added Hardwick, who is married to model Lydia Hearst.

Dykstra, 29, wrote about her painful experience with sexual assault in an emotional first-person essay on Friday. Although she never named her former boyfriend, certain key details led fans to believe that she was referring to Hardwick.

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Miss you so much dad: Kim Kardashian on Father's Day

Reality TV personality Kim Kardashian West posted an emotional tribute to her father on the occasion of Father's Day on Sunday.

She was missing her father, attorney and businessman Robert Kardashian.

Robert passed away in 2003 aged 59 following a battle with cancer.

Kim took to her Instagram account to post a tribute, sharing a throwback photograph of herself with her father.

"You are so heavy on my mind. Happy Father's Day to the best dad in the world. I miss you so much dad," she captioned the image.

Kim's social media followers were quick to respond to the post as they reached out to the reality star and shared their well wishes.

While one person said "you have his eyes. Sure he's proud of you! Sending you my best wishes", another fan posted, "He will be smiling down on you and your siblings. You are all amazing people who have achieved your dreams in life."

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'Scarface' producer Martin Bregman dead at 92

Scarface and Dog Day Afternoon producer Martin Bregman, whom actor Al Pacino once described as "my guy", is dead. He was 92.

The producer died of a cerebral hemorrhage on Saturday evening, reported WNBC 4 New York, according tohollywoodreporter.com.

Bregman had also produced Carlito's Way, Serpico and Sea of Love with Pacino. He was slated to produce David Ayer's upcoming adaptation of Scarface.

Pacino often credited the producer with discovering him in an off-Broadway play and offering the actor crucial early career guidance.

Apart from his work with Pacino, Bregman produced titles including 1999's The Bone Collector, starring Denzel Washington and Angelina Jolie, 1997's Martin Lawrence and Tim Robbins' action comedy Nothing to Lose, and 1998's One Tough Cop starring Stephen Baldwin.

He also frequently collaborated with Alan Alda.

Bregman initially entered the industry as a business and personal manager for clients including Barbra Streisand, Faye Dunaway, Michael Douglas, Bette Midler, Woody Allen and Pacino and Alda, but began producing with 1973's Serpico, whose commercial and critical success led to other projects

Allison in talks to join Hugh Jackman in 'Bad Education'

Actress Allison Janney will join Hollywood star Hugh Jackman in the independent movie Bad Education.

Screenwriter Mike Makowsky will also produce and it will be helmed by director Cory Finley.

The story, said to be based on Makowsky's own high school experience, follows a superintendent of the school district who works for the betterment of the student's education while embezzling public funds to live the life he wants, reports deadline.com.

Jackman is expected to play the superintendent while Janney portrays the school district business manager who is in on the scheme and enjoying the same lifestyle while helping him (and herself) to cover their tracks.

Janney won an Academy Award for her portrayal of LaVona Golden in "I, Tonya". Her CBS comedy "Mom" was renewed for a sixth season for which she won two Emmy Awards for her role of Bonnie Plunkett.

Being good doesn't depend on religion, colour: Akon

Popular American singer-rapper Akon says being a good person does not depend on the religion, colour and race but on how you treat others.

Akon on Monday took to Twitter and wrote, "Being a good person does not depend on your religion, status, race, colour, political views or culture. It depends on how you treat others."