A bunch of pictures taken during the filming of "Telephone" music video have been found. Lady GaGa and her collaborator Beyonce Knowles are seen teaming up, filming a scene inside a yellow truck called "Pussy Wagon."
The vehicle used for the video shoot is owned by "Inglourious Basterds" director Quentin Tarantino. It's the same truck used by Uma Thurman in movie "Kill Bill". Tyrese Gibson is also seen coming to the set for a filming in the desert in Los Angeles.
The video is directed by Jonas Akerlund and reportedly will pick up where the storyline of "Paparazzi" video left off. It is also suggested that the video will follow GaGa when she is put behind the bars and rescued by Beyonce. Premiere date for the video is still to be determined.
On-set photos of Lady GaGa and Beyonce Knowles shooting "Telephone" music video can be seen at On Location News. »
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Lady GaGa could have Beyonce Knowles as her rescuer in the music video for her single "Telephone". With the filming of the video being underway, words are circulating that the video is likely to include the dance electronica singer being put behind bars and the R 'n' B songstress coming to her rescue.
The video supporting GaGa's second single off "The Fame Monster", according to Toya's World, will pick up the theme and concept of women in prison and may not see Beyonce dancing. It reportedly could have Tyrese Gibson as the leading man and may feature several cameos. One is from GaGa's Monster Ball supporting acts, Semi Precious Weapons, while the other is from comedian Luenell.
GaGa's "Telephone" music video allegedly is being filmed in a desert in Los Angeles. Words are, it will serve as a continuation of her "Paparazzi" music video. Director Jonas Akerlund, who served behind »
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TMZ has learned Tyrese Gibson has been cited for leaving the scene of an accident -- a felony ... but he has a pretty good defense. Rewind to January 4 in Miami. Tyrese was involved in a car crash with Sheena McCleary. The cops came and took info from both drivers. Both Tyrese and Sheena were cited for the accident. Sheena -- who claims she was injured -- drove away in a cab with Tyrese.Now fast »

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Lady GaGa has started filming a music video with her featured guest Beyonce Knowles for their joint track "Telephone". It reportedly is shot in a desert in Los Angeles and will pick up where the storyline of "Paparazzi" video left off with the same director Jonas Akerlund serving behind the lens.
Rumor has it, the video will follow GaGa when she is put behind the bars and rescued by Beyonce. One of GaGa's Monster Ball supporting acts, Semi Precious Weapons, and comedian Luenell will make a cameo. Actor Tyrese Gibson is also said to be pursued for the leading man.
As for the outfit of the two female singers, GaGa's designers Franc Fernandez and Oscar Olima are rumored to create destroyed denim pieces for them. This video is yet to have any premiere date.
Appearing in "The Fame Monster" album, "Telephone" is not Lady GaGa and Beyonce Knowles' first duet. »
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If you were one of the many people who saw Scott Stewart's Legion over the weekend (and there must have been a lot of you since the film came in second in the box office rankings with an estimated $18.2 million), then you'll no doubt be interested in the following message we received from The Foywonder:
"What you are about to hear is raw unedited audio of a recording I made in my automobile with a handheld voice recorder while driving home from the theater after taking in a late night showing of Legion. The quality of the audio is not perfect, nor was the state of my mind. The sound in my voice is a combination of elation and exasperation at the motion picture I had just witnessed. It is less a review than a 14-minute rambling rant as I try to fully take in the mind-blowing clusterfuck for the ages that was Legion. »
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It takes a man who set the world record for the biggest film of all time to top his own achievement. James Cameron's "Avatar" is on the border of becoming the biggest grossing film of all time. The fantasy sci-fi adventure has turned in around $1.841 billion vs. the $1.843 "Titanic" worldwide take. A remarkable achievement as the film has earned over $552 million in the U.S., heading towards the $600 million U.S. total of "Titanic" by adding another $36 million this weekend. In second, Sony's "Legion" opened well with an estimated $18 million posted from 2,476 locations. The science fiction thriller stars Paul Bettany, Dennis Quaid, Tyrese Gibson and Adrianne Palecki. Third placed "The Book of Eli" showed a 48% change in its second weekend at play with $17 million grossed, bringing the total for the Denzel Washington starrer to over $62 million. »

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“Legion” begins in Los Angeles, where the angel Michael (Paul Bettany) literally falls from the sky and brings destruction with him. As the city falls into darkness (again: literally), he hits the road in search of Charlie (Adrienne Palicki), who, despite being an eight-months-pregnant non-virgin, is still the prophesied mother of humanity’s savior. The tiny desert diner where Charlie waitresses for owner Bob (Dennis Quaid) and his son Jeep (Lucas Black) serves as ground zero for the battle against agents of God in the form of “weak” possessed humans who function much like classic Romero zombies. With the diner surrounded and the patrons inside turning against one another, it’s up to Jeep and Michael to keep Charlie safe long enough for the second coming of Jesus to take his first baby breath…read more [FEARNet]
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There are films that you go to see because you just know that it’s going to be great.  There are films you go to see expecting greatness, and getting disappointment instead.  Then there are those films you go see because you expect it to be so bad that it’s good.  Everyone I’ve talked to has their “so bad it’s good” films.  I know I do.
Going into Legion, I just knew that it was going to be awful.  But it was one of those movies I just Had to see.  When you go see movies with that mind set, one of two things can happen: 1) It’ll be great. Or 2) It’s just going to be so bad, it’s bad. I’m happy to report that Legion did not fall into category #2. While it didn’t quite make it into category 1, it was, never the less, »
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'Legion' movie delivered a lot of intense action and excitement. Screen Gems released it's new acton/thriller movie, "Legion" yesterday. I just saw it,and I must disagree with a lot of the top critics and say this movie was great. It had a lot of action and thrills,and it was fun to watch. It stars: Paul Bettany, Dennis Quaid, Tyrese Gibson, Jon Tenney, Charles S. Dutton, Lucas Black, Kate Walsh, Doug Jones, Adrianne Palicki, Kevin Durand, and Willa Holland. "Legion" revolved around the angel Micheal (Paul Bettany) who has decided to go against God's orders to exterminate the human race,believing that there is still some hope for them. Meanwhile, a group of people end up in a diner way out in the middle of nowhere. However, there's a girl that works there who's pregnant with a child who is supposed to be the key to saving mankind. »
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'Legion' a decent piece of mindless entertainment. Screen Gems has released their latest action-horror flick "Legion" in theaters (after a seemingly endless wait I might add). The film stars Paul Bettany, Dennis Quaid, Tyrese Gibson, Jon Tenney, Charles S. Dutton, Lucas Black, Kate Walsh, Doug Jones, Adrianne Palicki and Kevin Durand. Overall, it's received some medicore reviews from well known film critics across the world wide web. While some of them found the movie to be decent, others thought it was absolutely horrible. Many critics were denied a pre-screening for the film which is usually a bad sign.
E! Online gave it a decent grade of a B- which is identical to three and a half stars. They said the film was a decent piece of mindless entertainment. What did you guys think? Have you had the chance to see the film yet? »

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