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MTV aired Miley: The Movement, an intimate documentary about the provocative 20-year-old pop star Miley Cyrus on Wednesday night, and now fans can earn never-before-seen bonus clips based on the intensity of their tweets.
If her rabid fans — dubbed "Smilers" — post enough Twitter messages with the hashtag #UnlockMiley, they will unlock two videos that can be viewed only on MTV's iOS app. MTV launched the #UnlockMiley challenge immediately after the documentary aired. The bonus footage (one involves her conversation with Britney Spears) will eventually also appear in the 90-minute deluxe edition of Miley: The Movement, which will air on Oct. 6 at 8 p.m. ET.

Fans can track the progress of their tweets at UnlockMiley.MTV.com.
Wednesday's broadcast followed Cyrus as she premiered "We Can't Stop," worked with Spears on a duet and unleashed her viral antics at the MTV Video Music Awards.
"It's a strategic hot mess," Cyrus said, describing her controversial VMAs performance during which she groped Robin Thicke with a foam finger and twerked on him.
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hah Rukh Khan: Lost friends post RA.One, made more enemies after Chennai Express


Shah Rukh Khan: Lost friends post RA.One, made more enemies after Chennai Express
Shah Rukh Khan says that he is scared of losing.
A relentless worker that he is, Shah Rukh Khan often goes the extra mile to achieve success as he fears losing the top position.

The 47-year-old superstar, whose last release Chennai Express is one of the highest grossers at the box-office till date, said he is constantly working hard to sustain his place in the industry.

"I am scared of losing. I am scared of coming second. I am scared of not making it big. So, I have such a fear of failure that I work harder when even I don't need to. I work longer when I don't have to.

"I never rest on my laurels because I feel that this will be taken away one day. I have this fear that if I don't work hard enough I will lose what I have attained and not be able to continue to do so. I don't have blood pressure neither I am a heart victim but I need to just work hard," he said on the sidelines of 40th National Management Convention by All India Management Association (AIMA).

A star in the industry for two decades, Shah Rukh said that his journey has not been a cakewalk and he did face his share of failures.

But now basking in the success of Chennai Express, the actor said he has made many foes in the industry after doing the Rohit Shetty film.

"Failures also gets you to find who your real friends are. The true strength of your relationship gets tested in the phase of strong adversity. I lost lots of friends post RA.One, apart from losing a lot of audience too. And after Chennai Express, I haven't made any new friends but I have a whole new set of enemies now," he added.

Shah Rukh sported grey streaks at the event which he said is a part of his look for his upcoming Farah Khan directed film Happy New Year.

Having given many hit films including Darr, Baazigar, Dilwale Dulhaniya Le jayenge, Kuch Kuch Hota Hai and Chak De!among others, he said that he still feels like a new comer on the sets.

"When I look at a project, I feel I don't know anything and I begin the film as a newcomer. I take it as my last project and give all my efforts to make it big so that I don't repent later," he said

Deepika Padukone's secret ingredient is now a Bollywood favourite


Deepika Padukone's secret ingredient is now a Bollywood favourite
Deepika loves to have rasam rice.
Deepika Padukone swears by the rasam powder that lines the shelves of her kitchen cupboard. The Bangalore girl has it specially made since rasam rice is her favourite.

Those who have eaten at her home know the distinct taste of the spicy rasam from the star's kitchen. Says a source, "Guests who have savoured it say it is a treat for the tastebuds. So much so that the actress even shares the spicy rasam powder with her close ones in Mumbai."

Adds the source, "Everyone who has had the dish at Deepika's home knows exactly why it is loved so much. It is made in big quantities as it is distributed to a whole list of people who request her for it. Anyone who has ever enjoyed the special rasam at her place, always adds their name to her rasam powder delivery list. Dippy's homemade rasam powder is flavourful minus the loaded preservatives that is available in stores.

The powder is made under the standing instructions of the actress. There is the right blend of the various ingredients like coriander seeds, dried red chillies, dal, cumin seeds and peppercorns. In fact, the star makes it a point that the rasam powder is delivered to her industry friends and other close pals regularly whenever a new stock is made.

Subhash Ghai: I am not in a hurry to release Kaanchi

Subhash Ghai: I am not in a hurry to release Kaanchi
Kaanchi features Kartik Tiwari and newcomer Mishti in the lead roles.
Filmmaker Subhash Ghai, who is busy shooting some last scenes of Kaanchi, is in no hurry to rush the film's release date - a "mistake" he made with his last film Yuvvraaj.

A few portions of the film are left for shoot. I am going to take my own time to release Kaanchi. I am not in a hurry to release the film as I don't want to repeat the mistake I did with my last film," Ghai said.

"Most of the films which do not do well because of the pressure of its release date. Directors later feel that the film would have worked better if they had given some more time for their film," he said.

Kaanchi features Kartik Tiwari and newcomer Mishti in the lead roles. The film also features Rishi Kapoor and Mithun Chakraborty.

Ghai says he wants to give his best shot to the creative aspect of the movie.

Asked if he is looking for some perfect festive season for the release of Kaanchi, he said: "That's a business strategy. But I will not compromise with the creative part. Once the product is ready, only then we can think about release dates."