Jessica Alba calls Priyanka ‘stunning’ as she shares pictures from Rome

Actress Jessica Alba was in awe of actress Priyanka Chopra Jonas' pictures from Rome and called her "stunning".

Priyanka was attending the opening of the Bulgari Hotel in Rome.

The actress took to Instagram, where she dropped pictures from the event.

In the photos, the actress was seen wearing an all-white thighhigh slit gown with a plunging neckline and white heels. She tied her hair into two pigtails and completed her look with a necklace.

Along with the pictures, Priyanka wrote: "Congratulations to my @bulgari family on the inauguration of @bulgarihotels in Rome BulgariHotelRoma #BulgariHotels."

Taking to the comment section, Jessica Alba wrote: "Stunning."

On the work front, Priyanka was seen in 'Love Again' and spy series 'Citadel'.

The actress will next be seen in 'Jee Le Zara', by Farhan Akhtar.

Why ‘The White Lotus’ is a very hard act to follow for Jennifer Coolidge

for me, but it's kind of nice to be 'pencils down'," he said, adding: "I hope, obviously, the strike gets resolved quickly and that everyone's happy."

White did not exclude the possibility of a prequel featuring a story line with Coolidge's character Tanya McQuoid, who was killed off in Season 2, or using Australia as a future location.

"I would like to get to every continent for this show," he said.

Coolidge confessed to being "in a very weird position" since her on-screen death. She said: "I was getting calls from actress friends who were wondering if a third season happened, could I get them in on it. "But, I would like to see some of the characters return who we haven't seen quite finish their story."

Sherlyn Chopra says her rap songs speaks about double standards of society

For Jennifer Coolidge, the huge success of two seasons of "The White Lotus" represents both a major career revival and a hard act to follow, says 'Variety'.

"I have to move on," Coolidge told fans in Sydney this weekend. "Offers have come in and I would love to do a film next, but 'The White Lotus' holds this very high bar, so it will be hard to choose."

Coolidge and the show's creator, writer and director Mike White were in Australia's biggest city for Vivid Talks, part of the 23-day Vivid Sydney, the largest festival in Australia, notes 'Variety'. Their 90-minute "Conversation" was attended by a sold-out crowd of

9,000 at Sydney's Aware Super Theatre stadium.

White, whose only previous visit to Sydney was as a contestant with his father Mel White on "The Amazing Race: Unfinished Business" in 2011, was stunned, according to 'Variety', by the scale of their audience. "Backstage I was thinking 'What is going on?

How is it possible that all these people are here to see us'," he said.

White flew in from Thailand where he was developing a third season of "The White Lotus", but which is now stalled due to the screenwriters' strike. "Not to turn this industry-wide, tragic situation into a personal plus

Coolidge, 'Variety' reports, was greeted in Sydney by fans dressed as Tanya McQuoid and she opened up to them about her sudden career revival.

"I want everyone to know all my depressing stories. Because I think it will help people," she said.

"I know there's a bunch of positive people in the audience that don't need any. But I do feel like I am a good story. I had a very hard time functioning for many years, because I just didn't think I had a shot in hell."

Actress Sherlyn Chopra says her rap song 'Yeh Karte Hain Judge' speaks volumes about the double standards that society has become used to.

The song is said to be based on the constant and consistent harsh judgment that the actress has been subjected to due to her unconventional career moves and life choices.

Asked whether her rap song will make any shocking revelations, the feisty 34-year-old actress replied, "It's for you to find out!

My upcoming rap song speaks volumes about the double standards that our society has become used to. It's not easy to believe in oneself. It takes years and years of effort, struggle, hard work, rejections, judgment, betrayals, heartbreaks to discover one's self worth and to hold on to it no matter what!

"The crux of my rap music video is based on the quintessential need to live life with faith and belief in oneself."

Sharing details about the rap song, Sherlyn says, "The rap song which has been shot on the outskirts of Mumbai is a fast paced song with speed and swag and I'm sure it's going to be loved immensely especially by the youth!"

"I have poured my heart and soul in the rap song and its music video! I have been following a strict workout routine to stay in great shape for this rap song."