Reema Khan wedding marriage Mehndi Baraat snaps photo Dr. Tariq Shahab (Pictures)

So, the good news is that beautiful, glamorous and pretty famous Pakistani film actress and director Reema Khan is finally tying the knot.Well! Her soon-to-be-hubby is neither a singer nor an actor or director, he is actually a Doctor from America named as Dr. Tariq Shahab.

What we are hearing is that the Mayon ceremony is going to take place on 15th November i.e tomorrow. The news has not been broken though but it is obvious that she would have planned to do it months back or maybe weeks back but today as reported by several online publications, it became the talk of people that finally Reema is getting married with Dr. Tariq Shahab.

It is also interesting to note that the reports of "Reema marrying Dr. Tariq" were floating for quite sometime. But now it seems very much obvious that there is something definitely happening.

After her Rukhsati, Reema would have a stay at America. The decided date for Reema's Rukhsati is set on 18th November. Reportedly, the Lollywood Queen is also in America right now with her family.

So let's wish our filmstar Reema best of luck for her marriage and life ahead.

Lollywood's very own Style Icon and Barbie, Actress turned Director Reema Finally got married to a Pakistani born American Cardiologist Dr. Tariq Shahab on November 18.

The event was a family function and not covered as a breaking story as it could be if happened in Pakistan.

Reema herself looks gorgeous on the dream day of her life. Rewaj wishes her lots of happiness in the life ahead.

May God bless the couple.

Lollywood Barbie doll Reema Khan, the bride and Dr. Tariq Shahab, the bridegroom attired in their traditional wedding dresses arrived at the 'Rukhsati' ceremony being held at Tysons Corners local hotel in the US State Virginia, Geo News reported.

Reema Khan had officially tied knot with the American cardiologist surgeon Dr. Tariq Shahab Wednesday in Virginia court. Sources said the Nikkah took place at a local court in Virginia according to American law, while 'Rukhsati' ceremony is underway today at Tysons corner's local hotel.

Besides the relatives of the bride and bridegroom's families, friends also attended this ceremony. Conspicuous among those was Lollywood actress Meera who had specially arrived for attending this event.

Reema a mix of beauty and brain, who ruled the Pakistan film industry for nearly two decades, talking to Geo News said that she had left the film industry 8 years ago and now she is focussed on TV shows. Reema said that her 'Walima' ceremony would be held in Lahore.

Bachchan newborn baby fails to inherit Abhishek’s qualities?

Bollywood actress Aishwarya Rai's baby delivery have been the most popular subject of the country for the past couple of weeks. Now when Aishwarya has eventually delivered a little one girl on November 16, soothsayers and numerologists are leaving no stone unturned to forecast the Baby B's forthcoming looks, character and qualities.

Amitabh in his blog have currently explained the newborn's look indicating that the infant has inherited her mom Aishwarya Rai's light blue eyes. Numerologists point out, 'She will be a excellent speaker like her grandpa Big B. Also, she will get Aishwarya's mom's charitable character and she will be thinking about creative writing like her great grandpa Harivansh Rai Bachchan.' Abhi's child will be very qualified, Sharma says. 'She will study languages, sociology or fine arts. She'll be lovely, have shiny hair and sharp eyes. She may go on to turn into a singer or a great public figure.'

With all such forecasts and speculations, we absolutely choose one thing missing, that is Abhishek Bachchan. Nobody has even attempted to discover a normal feature between the baby and her dad, as folks are just running to induce Aishwarya and Big B's features into the newborn baby. Poor Abhishek, expect to see your little girl growing up carrying your qualities.

Indian Ghazal king Singer jagjeet singh dead - Renowned Indian singer Jagjit Singh has died in the city of Mumbai, aged 70. - Nitish Kumar expresses shock and grief over Jagjit Singh's death - Local organiser mourns Jagjit Singh's death - Indian musi

Indian Ghazal king Singer jagjeet singh dead - Renowned Indian singer Jagjit Singh has died in the city of Mumbai, aged 70. - Nitish Kumar expresses shock and grief over Jagjit Singh's death - Local organiser mourns Jagjit Singh's death - Indian music maestro Jagjit Singh dies at 70 - Ghazal king Jagjit Singh passes away

Mr Singh, who was famed for his semi-classical ghazal songs, suffered from a stroke last month and had been in a coma in hospital ever since.

Popularly known as the "Ghazal King", Singh sang in a number of languages.

He is survived by his wife, Chitra Singh, who is also a leading ghazal singer. They had commercial success with songs recorded together in the 1970s and 1980s.

Singh's admirers say he revolutionised ghazal music and made it accessible to the wider public.

He also sang tracks for a number of popular movies, including Sarfarosh.

He was the first prominent ghazal singer from India in a genre dominated by Pakistani singers.

"He was the first real ghazal singer from India. Before him there were clones. The poetry in his music was beautiful," actor Anupam Kher said in a tribute.

"His music was gentle, soothing and went to your heart."

Ghazal singer Pankaj Udhas said that Singh had made ghazal so accessible that his audiences "could sing along with him".

Jagjit Singh recorded more than 50 albums, many of them major commercial successes.

Ghazal king Jagjit Singh, the soul-stirring voice behind 'Hazaron khwaishe aisi', 'Ye kaghaz ki kashti and 'Jhuki jhuki si nazar', died this morning over a fortnight from a brain haemorrhage.

The 70-year-old singer, who along with wife Chitra almost rediscovered the ghazal genre in the 70s and 80s, was admitted to the Lilavati hospital on September 23 and was in coma since then.

"Jagjit Singh passed away at 8.10 am after a terrible hemorrhage," said Dr Sudhir Nandgaonkar, hospital spokesperson, here.

The day he was admitted, he was supposed to perform at a concert at the Shanmukhananda Hall, Matunga, in Mumbai but the programme was cancelled after he was taken ill.

Despite a surgery, his condition did not improve and he remained on life support.

Singh, a Padma Bhushan recipient, was born in Sri Ganganagar, Rajasthan, on February 8, 1941.

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After graduation, he shifted base to Mumbai, to explore a career in music. In the next decade and half, he earned nationwide fame as a ghazal singer and music composer. He sang in several languages, including Hindi, Punjabi, Bengali, Gujarati, Nepali.

His personal life, though, was marked by a tragedy. His only son, Vivek, died in a car accident in 1990 when he was just 18.

The music world expressed grief on hearing the news of Jagjit Singh's death. Fellow ghazal singer, Pankaj Udhas, described Jagjit as an "extremely versatile singer". "I am devastated," Udhas said on phone from Pune.

Legendary singer Lata Mangeshkar said Singh's death was a big loss for the music industry. "I knew him well. I hoped he would come out of the coma. But God willed otherwise."

Indian musician and composer Jagjit Singh, who won generations of fans by reviving the traditional genre of "ghazal" tunes, died on Monday in Mumbai at the age of 70, hospital officials said.

Singh, dubbed "The Ghazal King", had been in intensive care for three weeks after undergoing surgery when he fell seriously ill with a brain haemorrhage.

Ghazals are a poetic form of singing that originated in the Middle East and spread to India from the 12th century.

They were traditionally reserved for the elite, but Singh popularised the form in the 1970s and 1980s by pioneering a modern ghazal sound and using Western instruments alongside Indian classical ones.

"Unfortunately, he expired this morning," said Mohan Rajan, spokesman for the private Lilavati Hospital in Mumbai.

As well as spreading the appeal of ghazal in India, Singh sang and composed for Bollywood, the Hindi-language film industry.

Singh will be best remembered for his music in the films "Prem Geet" (Love Song) in 1981 and "Arth" (Meaning) the following year.

He last sang in the low-budget film "Khushiyaan" (Happiness), which is due in cinemas on Friday.

Jagjit Singh was born to a poor family in the north Indian state of Rajasthan on February 8, 1941.

He took to singing at an early age and like millions of other migrants, travelled to Mumbai, then known as Bombay, to make his fortune.

After initial struggles singing advertising jingles and performing at parties, he found a foothold in regional-language and Bollywood cinema, going on to form a successful duo with his wife Chitra in the 1970s and 80s.

When Singh was taken to hospital on September 23, he had been about to sing at a concert in Mumbai with Pakistani ghazal legend Ghulam Ali.

Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar Monday expressed profound shock and grief on the death of ghazal maestro Jagjit Singh in a Mumbai hospital on Monday.

"His death has caused irreparable loss to the music world", Kumar said in his condolence message.

"Singh is also credited with reaching ghazal close to a common man's heart", he said.

Dubai: Jagjit Singh was tipped to perform in Dubai next February after his concert at this year's Dubai Shopping Festival saw a packed house, said a local organiser on Monday morning. 

Singh's last public performance in town was with award-winning composer Gulzar and had won rave reviews.

"He was so popular that we knew we had to bring him back again. We were in talks to bring him back during the same time next year. I am in a state of shock and can't even put words together," said Renuka Singh, Managing Director of Exquity Events. Their association dates more than a decade with her company organising more than eight concerts in Dubai with the Hosh Walon singer.

"He had magic in his voice. He's not a performer to us, he's like family. Even his fans in Dubai looked at him like their own. No one can take his place," said Singh, who had just booked her flights to Mumbai to be with the grieving family. Singh, who has sung in more than 60 films, is survived by his wife Chitra Singh.

Sophia Grace Brownlee + "Super Bass" = Super Grace!

Ten-year-old Willow Smith may have just released a new single, "Fireball," with Nicki Minaj...but poor Willow has totally had her thunder stolen by an even younger Minaj-loving fireball from Essex, England, named Princess Sophia Grace Brownlee.

Okay, so the precocious 8-year-old Brit isn't really a princess...but Sophia has the tiara and certainly the fierce attitude of a queen. And with her cover of Nicki Minaj's "Super Bass" currently reigning over the Interweb, she has become the latest member of viral-video royalty.

Since Sophia and her 5-year cousin/hype-girl Rosie uploaded their adorable "Super Bass" cover onto YouTube two weeks ago, it has received (as of this writing) more than 3.3 million views. And it even caught the attention of Nicki herself, who excitedly tweeted: "I HAVE to meet her. She is a SUPERSTAR!!! Like did u hear how she sang the bridge? The attitude? OMG!"

And Nicki is right--when Sophia gets to the bridge of the song, she belts it out with surprising force (right on key, no Auto-Tune necessary) and tons of divalicious flair.

The video has also caught the attention of new fan Ellen DeGeneres, so it's possible that Sophia is about to follow in the footsteps of Greyson Chance, who was plucked from YouTube obscurity and turned into a star by Ellen last year. Sophia and Rosie will appear on Ellen's show Thursday, along with the much older Glen Campbell.

Oh, and by the way--for those of you concerned about an 8-year-old singing such an adult song, especially on a family-friendly show like "Ellen," Sophia's parents have posted this disclaimer on her YouTube channel: "We understand that in the original version of 'Super Bass' there is inappropriate words, Sophia has put in appropriate words to get round this."

Until Thursday's sure-to-be-awesome "Ellen" appearance, you can also enjoy this swaggy bonus clip of a solo Sophia covering the Keri Hilson version of Soulja Boy's "Turn My Swag On":

Country Singer Sara Evans Says Ex-Husband Used Anderson Cooper to Hurt Their Children - Sara Evans' Ex: She Surrounds Our Kids with Drugs - Sara Evans' Ex -- I'm Not Possessed by Satan! - Sara Evans and Hubby Call Truce

Country Singer Sara Evans Says Ex-Husband Used Anderson Cooper to Hurt Their Children

Country star Sara Evans has obtained a restraining order against her ex-husband -- claiming he irreparably harmed their children by badmouthing her on Anderson Cooper's new TV show.

Craig Schelske appeared on "Anderson" back on September 20 -- claiming he lost custody of his kids because Sara falsely accused him of being a porn-obsessed adulterer.

Sara claims the interview not only violated a temporary injunction she obtained against Craig back in 2010 -- blocking him from bashing Sara in public -- it also "caused and will continue to cause irreparable harm to the children."

On September 21 -- a day after the interview aired -- Sara filed a request for a restraining order to block Craig from making further statements about their divorce proceedings. A judge signed the order the same day.

A source close to Craig tells us, "This is a violation of his First Amendment rights, and he won't take it lying down."

It's the latest in a bitter custody dispute for the couple that has been going on for months.

According to the papers filed earlier this year, Schelske accused Evans of surrounding them with drugs and alcohol. He claims he's been on tour with his country singer ex before -- and "has first-hand knowledge that the children are exposed to inappropriate conduct, spend little time with Evans], and are placed in a party atmosphere with excessive drinking and drug use."

Schelske adds, in the past Evans has even "encouraged and condoned underage drinking."

The couple divorced in 2006 after 13 years of marriage.

Sara Evans' Ex: She Surrounds Our Kids with Drugs

Sara Evans' Ex: She Surrounds Our Kids with Drugs

Sara Evans' ex-husband wants shared custody of their children ASAP -- claiming Sara places their kids in party-crazed environments when she goes on tour ... and surrounds them with drugs and alcohol.

It's the latest in the ex-couple's ongoing custody dispute, filed Wednesday in Tennessee -- Craig Schelske is gunning for 50/50 custody of their three children ... in order to "protect the children from the likelihood of substantial harm" during Sara's upcoming tour.

According to the papers, Schelske's been on tour with his country singer ex before -- and "has first-hand knowledge that the children are exposed to inappropriate conduct, spend little time with [Sara], and are placed in a party atmosphere with excessive drinking and drug use."

Schelske adds, in the past Sara has even "encouraged and condoned underage drinking."

As of now, Sara has full custody of the kids -- and she's scheduled to leave on a brand new tour in less than a month ... so he's trying to move fast. Calls to Sara's camp weren't returned.

Sara Evans' Ex -- I'm Not Possessed by Satan!

Sara Evans' ex-hubby Craig Schelske is on the defensive after the country singer's new man accused him of being possessed by Satan -- claiming it's all part of a smear campaign to turn his own kids against him.

Schelske (left) filed legal docs in Tennessee recently ... asking a court to modify his 2007 child custody agreement with Evans, and it has a lot to do with the country singer's new dude Jay Barker (right).

In the docs, Schelske claims Barker -- a former NFL player -- has been sending harassing text messages, like: "Satan is controlling your thoughts and actions. You are what Jesus stood against ... The things I have seen with my own mind is a man possessed by Satan ... Away from us Satan!!!"

Schelske also claims in the papers that Evans and Barker have been berating and criticizing him in front of their 3 kids.

Schelske wants the court to give him physical custody of his kids for 6 months at a time -- and to stop Evans and Barker from trashing him in front of them. Evans' reps couldn't be reached for comment.

Sara Evans and Hubby Call Truce

After hurling wild allegations and slinging mud every which way, Sara Evans and her estranged husband Craig Schelske have agreed to play nice -- but there is still a chill in the air.

Both parties showed up in a Nashville court to hash out some of the terms of their nasty split. When asked if he still loved Evans, Schelske replied, "Yes, I do." When Evans was asked if she shared the same feeling, the country diva said nothing. 

Inside the courtroom, Sara and Craig both agreed not to air their dirty laundry in the press. They also agreed to take psychological exams, which could become a factor in the custody case -- the couple has three children.

They also agreed not to physically or verbally abuse each other. And, in a blow to Johnnie Walker, they agreed not to use "excessive" alcohol. Schelske also agreed to find a new place to live. For now, Sara will have primary custody of their kids and Craig will have visitation rights.