Southern actress Padmapriya gets hitched ,Photos and Videos

Mumbai: Popular southern actress Padmapriya got married here Wednesday in a private ceremony to Jasmine, whom she had met while both were pursuing their Master's from Columbia and New York University.
According to a statement, the wedding was attended by family and close friends of the couple.
Padmapriya, who made her debut in Malayalam with "Kaazhcha", has gone on to do 48 films across all south languages.
She is a National Award special jury award winner, two-time Kerala state award winner, Tamil Nadu state award winner and a three-time Filmfare award winner.
Padmapriya, whose latest Malayalam release "Iyobinte Pushthakam" is running in the theatres, "will continue to work in films," added the statement.

Southern actress Padmapriya gets hitched ,Photos and Videos

Mumbai: Popular southern actress Padmapriya got married here Wednesday in a private ceremony to Jasmine, whom she had met while both were pursuing their Master's from Columbia and New York University.
According to a statement, the wedding was attended by family and close friends of the couple.
Padmapriya, who made her debut in Malayalam with "Kaazhcha", has gone on to do 48 films across all south languages.
She is a National Award special jury award winner, two-time Kerala state award winner, Tamil Nadu state award winner and a three-time Filmfare award winner.
Padmapriya, whose latest Malayalam release "Iyobinte Pushthakam" is running in the theatres, "will continue to work in films," added the statement.

Pink Floyd top British album charts for first time since 1995

Pink Floyd top British album charts for first time since 1995

London: British progressive rock group Pink Floyd topped the album charts for the first time in nearly 20 years on Sunday with 'The Endless River', the Official Charts Company said.

The newly-released album, which the band says will be their last, became the third fastest-selling by a single group or artist this year after shifting more than 139,000 copies during the last week.

A tribute to the band's keyboardist Rick Wright who died in 2008, it is their sixth British number one album and their first since 'Pulse' in 1995.

Foo Fighters were also a new entry at number two with 'Sonic Highways', while last week's chart topper 'X' by Ed Sheeran slid two places to number three.

Sheeran also featured in the singles chart, where his track 'Thinking Out Loud' stayed in second place, ahead of One Direction's 'Steal My Girl', which climbed six places to third.

Topping the singles chart was a celebrity cover version of Avicii's 'Wake Me Up', recorded by Gareth Malone's All Star Choir in aid of charity Children in Need.

Pink Floyd top British album charts for first time since 1995

Pink Floyd top British album charts for first time since 1995

London: British progressive rock group Pink Floyd topped the album charts for the first time in nearly 20 years on Sunday with 'The Endless River', the Official Charts Company said.

The newly-released album, which the band says will be their last, became the third fastest-selling by a single group or artist this year after shifting more than 139,000 copies during the last week.

A tribute to the band's keyboardist Rick Wright who died in 2008, it is their sixth British number one album and their first since 'Pulse' in 1995.

Foo Fighters were also a new entry at number two with 'Sonic Highways', while last week's chart topper 'X' by Ed Sheeran slid two places to number three.

Sheeran also featured in the singles chart, where his track 'Thinking Out Loud' stayed in second place, ahead of One Direction's 'Steal My Girl', which climbed six places to third.

Topping the singles chart was a celebrity cover version of Avicii's 'Wake Me Up', recorded by Gareth Malone's All Star Choir in aid of charity Children in Need.