A fan at heart: On September 12, the Feroz Shah Kotla stadium became the Arun Jaitley Stadium at a glitzy event where Union Home Minister Amit Shah was the chief guest. In his speech, Shah recalled how, when he was Gujarat home minister, his cabinet colleagues once struggled with a complicated legal matter during a meeting that went on late into the night. Everyone felt that Jaitley should be consulted, but they knew he was an early sleeper. Shah then remembered that the Indian team was in the West Indies and Jaitley would most likely be watching the match live. He called and, sure enough, Jaitley picked up immediately and told Shah that he was following the game | Illustrations by Jairaj T.G.

Media management: When Congress leader Ramesh Chennithala asked the Kerala government to clarify whether it was with the “hunter or the prey” in the Maradu flat demolition issue, he only wanted to outsmart politicians trying to gain mileage from the issue. The Supreme Court had in May ordered the demolition of a few flats in Maradu municipality of Ernakulam, which were built in violation of Coastal Regulation Zone norms. Sensing that the statement could offend the court, Chennithala’s media managers are now busy calling up journalists to clear the air. They have assured the media that Chennithala has a lot of respect for the Supreme Court and would never call it names.

Minority report: By launching her own talk show, Lilly Singh becomes the first female late-night host on US television. The Canadian YouTube celeb and comedian kicked off A Little Late with Lilly Singh, replacing Carson Daly’s show in that NBC time slot. Her first guest on the show was Mindy Kaling, who, at one point joked, “Has NBC ever had this many Indian women on, at one time?” Kaling’s The Office co-star Rainn Wilson also made an appearance on the episode that was first uploaded on YouTube | Getty Images

Battle cry: Having been hounded by the media for many years, Hollywood actor Demi Moore is releasing her memoir Inside Out, which she said would have details about the distressing moments of her life. The book will divulge details not only about her public life—acting career and marriages to actors Bruce Willis and Ashton Kutcher—but also about when she was raped at 15 and her battle with substance abuse. Moore said she wanted everyone to know what she was going through “without any barriers or artifices” | Getty Images

Matter of prestige: There is always excitement around a new Christopher Nolan release, and the Hollywood director has chosen to commence shooting for his next film Tenet in Mumbai. The Inception director had visited India last year to take part in an event by Film Heritage Foundation, and explored places in and around Mumbai. Currently on a 10-day shooting schedule, Nolan and the film’s stars, Dimple Kapadia, John David Washington and Robert Pattinson, were spotted prepping for the shoot at the Gateway of India, to be followed by a trip to Grant Road | Getty Images

Guess who’s back: Filmmaker Karan Johar has announced on Instagram that he will hold a “wild wild conversation” with none other than Ma Anand Sheela, who was the private secretary of the famous godman Osho. Sheela, according to some, had created and eventually brought ruin upon Rajneeshpuram in the US. This will be her first trip to India, 34 years after she left. Now based in Switzerland, Sheela was catapulted into global limelight last year with the Netflix documentary Wild Wild Country. She will be in conversation with KJo on September 29 | PTI