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Bold & Beautiful's Henry Joseph Samiri Has a Broken Arm, Photo – Soaps.com

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Viewers just might be seeing Douglas in a cast on The Bold and the Beautiful in future scenes. Why? His portrayer Henry Joseph Samiri revealed that he broke his arm over the weekend. The fan favorite shared a couple of photos on Instagram and asked his followers, “Well, how was everyone’s weekend? I hope better than mine.”

The first photo showed the actor at the doctor’s office getting a cast put on his left arm followed by a second pic of him outside, all smiles, raising his injured limb up in the air while holding what appears to be a new stuffed animal. His post also contained the hashtags “broken bones, cast, not scared, life and stunts.”

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Though it is unclear just how Samiri injured his arm, we couldn’t help but recall another post he made a few days ago — one he also hashtagged with “stunts.” The video showed him doing a back flip on a trampoline, while asking fans, “Who remembers when I was just learning how to do this?” He then went on to say, “Next step… landing it on the floor.”

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No matter how he was injured, we wish the actor a speedy recovery and some of his castmates and daytime peers did as well, including Judah Mackey (The Young and the Restless, Connor), who stated, “Wishing you a speedy recovery!” while Kimberlin Brown (Sheila) gave him a shoutout, “You’ve got this big guy! You’re going to be good as new before you know it!”

Samiri’s character has had a few hiccups in life as well… Look back on some of Douglas’ life moments in our photo gallery below.
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Bollywood actress Poonam Pandey sued for faking cervical cancer death in HPV vaccine promotion stunt – Fox News

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April 27, 2024

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A Bollywood film actress and model who faked her own death to highlight the dangers of cervical cancer and to promote the HPV vaccine is now being sued for the stunt.
A post on Poonam Pandey’s Instagram page on Feb. 2 stated that she had died from cervical cancer, with her team confirming the news to the media. Her manager, Nikita Sharma, stated the star had “bravely fought the disease” but had “tragically passed away,” according to NDTV India.
However, the following day, Pandey, 32, posted a video of herself revealing she was alive and well and that the death announcement was a ruse to raise awareness about the potentially fatal disease.
The move sparked uproar online, with the overwhelming majority of commentators slamming Pandey for her actions.
Poonam Pandey, a Bollywood film actress and model, faked her own death via a social media post on Friday to raise awareness about the potentially fatal disease and for women to get vaccinated. (Ashish Vaishnav/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)
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“I’m alive, I didn’t die because of cervical cancer,” Pandey told her 1.3 million followers, as poignant music played in the background.
“Unfortunately, I can’t say that about the hundreds of thousands of women who have lost their lives because of cervical cancer. I’m here to tell you that, unlike other cancers, cervical cancer is preventable, all you have to do is get a test and you have to get HPV vaccine.”
“We can do all this and more to make sure there are no more lives lost to this disease,” she added.
She then directed her followers to log onto a specially designed website – www.poonampandeyisalive.com – which was packed with information on the deadly cancer and the vaccine designed to prevent it. The website and her Instagram posts relating to her fake death have now been deleted.
Cervical cancer visualized by sagittal MRI, papillomavirus infection is often the cause. (CAVALLINI JAMES/BSIP/Universal Images Group via Getty Images)
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Pandey and her husband Sam Bombay are now being sued for more than $12 million by Faizan Ansari, according to The Times of India. Ansari is an actor and reality TV star.
The lawsuit alleges Pandey and Bombay orchestrated a “false conspiracy of death” and trivialized serious illnesses like cancers for their own publicity gains.
Ansari argues that the couple’s actions betrayed the trust of millions of Indians and also tarnished the reputation of the Bollywood fraternity.
The lawsuit demanded the couple’s arrest and called for them to appear in court to face defamation charges.
Pandey’s initial death post came a day after India’s finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced plans for a cervical cancer vaccination program for girls aged 9 to 14 as part of her interim budget in 2024, according to NDTV. Cervical cancer arises from the cervix, which is the lower part of the uterus in the female reproductive system.
Cervical cancer is ranked as the most frequent cancer in women in India, with around 365 million women aged above 15 years of age, who are at risk of developing cervical cancer. The World Health Organization estimates there are 74,000 deaths annually in India, accounting for nearly one-third of the global cervical cancer deaths.
This undated image provided by Merck in October 2018 shows a vial and packaging for the Gardasil 9 HPV vaccine. (AP Images)
Pandey’s stunt caused a firestorm online and was mostly panned by her followers.
“Am happy she is alive but pls arrest her for this drama and publicity stunt,” wrote one follower, with his top post getting nearly 33,000 likes on Feb. 3.
Another commenter wrote, “Exploiting a serious issue like cervical cancer for cheap publicity is absolutely disgraceful. Using your platform to spread awareness is commendable, but faking your own death is a new low. Respect for real survivors and victims matters more than attention-seeking stunts. #Disappointed.”
Pandey posted a second video the day after her death post acknowledging the blowback she was receiving. She said she was sorry for upsetting people but did not appear to have any regrets.
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“Yes, I faked my demise. Extreme, I know. But suddenly we all are talking about cervical cancer, aren’t we?” Pandey said. “It’s a disease that silently takes a life and this disease needed the spotlight urgently.”
“I am proud of what my death news has been able to achieve.”
“Unlike some other cancers, cervical cancer is entirely preventable,” she said. “The key lies in the HPV vaccine and early detection tests. We have the means to ensure no one loses their life to this disease. Let’s empower one another with critical awareness and ensure every woman is informed about the steps to take.”
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7 Bold Statements by Kangana Ranaut that proves she is the ‘Queen of Bollywood’ – India TV News

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April 27, 2024

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Do her name needs an introduction? No, it never did. Kangana Ranaut is one such Bollywood actress who’s not only known for her movies and acting. Her brutally honest way of behaviour makes her the favourite among straight-forward people. Kangana has struggled a lot in the film industry. In no time, she became one of the most loved Bollywood actresses among people. But this didn’t stop her from speaking her heart out. Here are the BOLDEST statements by Kangana Ranaut that proves she is the QUEEN of Bollywood.

Kangana boldly spoke out why she turned down the offer for ‘Beyond the Clouds’. In the movie, the male actor bags the meatier role and most of the screen space. Here’s what she said.
“Why would I take on such a submissive role?”
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Kangana Ranaut

The daring actress never minces her words. She speaks her mind out whenever she feels like. In an interview, she spoke out that no one talks about her hotness.
Kangana made a confession that her hotness is so underrated. She stated that even she goes to the gym, but nobody talks about her abs or asks about her diet. She added that although she doesn’t have any abs, but do own a flat stomach.
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Kangana Ranaut

Kangana explains what it is like to grow up in a conservative family.
” Girls are never encouraged to do something. My father had unrealistic expectation from my brother, while I stood in the corner.”
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Kangana Ranaut

In a talk show, Kangana blatantly describes Bollywood friendships with this controversial statement.
“When one says ‘just good friends’, it means they are f**k buddies.”
In Bollywood, “just good friends” means a fuck buddy who has been “a little promoted”.
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Kangana Ranaut

The ‘Queen’ proudly rejected the offer to do a fairness cream ad. She even went on saying that she is ‘ashamed’ of the actresses who promote fairness products.
“It’s very sad and I find it extremely humiliating because we’re a country of beautiful people. Women should not be subjected to this discrimination. They’re just stripped off their confidence and self-worth by such creams. I oppose it and I’m very ashamed that many celebs support it and endorse it,”
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Kangana Ranaut

When the ‘Tanu Weds Manu’ actress got vocal about her struggling days in Bollywood. She gave a shocking statement that is nothing but a sheer truth in the Film Industry.
“When I started out in the industry, I was treated like a dog. People treated me like I didn’t deserve to be spoken to and I was some unwanted object. I couldn’t speak English and people made fun of me for that.”
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