LOS ANGELES, June 15:  Reality TV star Kris Jenner surprised her newly-married daughter Kim Kardashian with her pole dancing abilities at a class recently.
In footage that will air during this weekend’s new episode of ‘Keeping Up With The Kardashians’, Jenner, 58, is seen demonstrating how to pole dance at Sheila Kelley’s S Factor pole dancing class, reported E! online.
“My friends love it – they love to hang out with her, they love her energy, so I’m just going to go with it and try and have a good time,” Kim said.
Meanwhile, in another preview clip, Khloe Kardashian is seen struggling with the reality of moving out of the marital home she shared with Lamar Odom.
New photos from Kim’s wedding to Kanye West were released earlier this week, which featured their young daughter North, as well as the wider Kardashian family.
Meanwhile, Kourtney Kardashian recently confirmed that she is expecting her third child with partner Scott Disick. (PTI)

LONDON, June 15:  Actor Matt Damon, father of four, wants to relax this Father’s Day.
The 43-year-old ‘Monuments Men’ star, who raises stepdaughter Alexia and daughters, Isabella, Gia and Stella with wife Luciana Barroso, is looking forward to celebrating the occasion with them in Los Angeles, reported Contactmusic.
“I don’t know what they have planned for me but they always have something up their sleeve. I get to put my feet up,” he said.
Damon said he feels great to be surrounded by girls.
“I never expected to be surrounded by girls, but it’s great. You never know which way life’s going to take you. I’m learning so much, not the least of which is how much smarter girls are,” he said. (PTI)

LOS ANGELES, June 15:  Hollywood actors Russell Crowe and Ryan Gosling are set to star in Shane Black’s ‘The Nice Guys’.
The writer-director is said to be pursuing the pair for his follow-up to ‘Iron Man 3’, reported The Wrap.
The film will be set in the 1970s and follows the adventures of a private eye and his hired muscle.
The pair are brought together by the mystery of the suicide of a fading porn star, whose aunt claims to have seen alive and well after her supposed death.
Crowe is yet to confirm his place on the project, which could clash with work on his directorial debut ‘The Water Diviner’.
Gosling premiered his own directorial debut ‘Lost River’ at the Cannes Film Festival to a frigid reception.
‘The Nice Guys’ will be produced by Joel Silver under his Silver Pictures banner. (PTI)

SANTA CRUZ DE LA SIERRA (Bolivia), June 15:  Cuban President Raul Castro has warned allies that Havana’s closest ally Venezuela needed support amid fallout from deadly anti-government protests.
“Venezuela today needs our staunchest support,” Castro, 83, said in a rare international speech at a Group 77+China meeting in Bolivia yesterday.
“The oligarchs who could not get rid of President Hugo Chavez think the time has come to topple the Bolivarian revolution and President (Nicolas) Maduro,” Castro argued, calling the elected socialist government in Caracas “the front line of independence, freedom and dignity.”
Maduro is the closest regional ally of Cuba, the region’s only one-party communist state.
Venezuelan economic support is critical to keeping the Cuban government and economy afloat.
Cash-strapped Havana still has a centrally planned economy and cannot get access to international loans, and Venezuela supplies it with cut-rate oil.
But inflation near 60 per cent, widespread shortages of basic goods and soaring crime have plunged Venezuela — an oil-rich OPEC member — into political and economic crisis.
Anti-government protests have rattled Venezuela since February, leaving at least 41 people dead and more than 600 injured, with opposing sides trading blame for the violence.
G-77 host Bolivian President Evo Morales, also an elected socialist, said that if the United States meddles militarily in Venezuela, it will have a new Vietnam on its hands.
“If Mr. (Barack) Obama keeps assailing the people of Venezuela, I am convinced that, faced with provocation and aggression, Venezuela and Latin America will be a second Vietnam for the United States,” Morales told the crowd.
“Let us defend democracy, natural resources, our sovereignty and our dignity,” he added.
Venezuela’s government and the opposition held preparatory talks on April 7, which were followed by an unprecedented televised meeting between Maduro and opposition leaders, including the runner-up in last year’s elections, Henrique Capriles.
Maduro, who succeeded late socialist firebrand Hugo Chavez, insists the meetings should not be negotiations. He has called for pacification and economic development programs.
The more radical wing of the opposition, which is seeking Maduro’s ouster through the street protests, has refused to join the talks. (AGENCIES)