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Justin Biever life taken to movie

Justin Bieber Will Star in 3-D Movie About His LifeJustin Bieber will portray himself in a 3-D film from Paramount Pictures, Deadline New York reports. David Guggenheim, who won an Oscar for ‘An Inconvenient Truth,’ will direct what sounds like a biopic-slash-concert film, including performance footage from his current tour. The untitled movie already has a release date — February 11, 2011.

Bieber just announced earlier yesterday that he’s written a memoir for a fall release. “Is there some explosive secret story that requires multiple platforms to tell? Probably not,” writes Deadline, “but this kid has become enough of a juggernaut for film execs and publishers to see a potentially huge audience for these properties.”

The 16-year-old sensation shared the news on his Twitter, writing “we r coming with a major 3D Movie telling the story with an Oscar winning director and also filmin the tour at MSG in NYC!!”

Shortly after he tweeted the news, Bieber excitedly delivered a few more details:

“Every day I wake up and count my blessings,” Bieber said in a statement from his book publisher, HarperCollins. “My fans have played such a large part in all of this and they help me live my dreams every day. I’m excited to share just a little bit more of my world with them through this book.”

So we’re looking at a Justin Bieber memoir and biopic … all before he turns 18. But with YouTube’s most-viewed music video (…ever), who can deny that more Biebs is exactly what the fans want to see?

Deluxe Games of July

I searched for the best games i found about famous people and celebrities, and also some for girls, like dress up, cooking, style, fashion, hair style and more fun games for enjoying time. Here are the winners:

- Barbie Rosa Stardoll: Dress up fashion

- Beyoncé: “Why don’t you love me”

- Cosmic Breakfast

- Juegos de peluquería

- Hannah Montana Dress Up

- Dress Up Girls Fashion Game

- Estudio de moda y estilismo H&M

- Miley Cyrus y Liam Hemsworth

- Juego de hacer postres

- Sue Cheerlader

Kristen Stewart about fame

While she’s always complaining about paparazzi attention, Kristen Stewart is really enjoying her rise to stardom.

Talking to MTV UK, the “Eclipse” cutie tells, “The fame makes my life so much easier where it’s most important to me, because I get to do really awesome projects right now. It looks much crazier on the outside than it is.”

Meanwhile, Kristen still has her problems with social networking, as she explains, “It’s just too connected. They can just basically reach out and touch you. I feel about the most interesting thing about me is that I do these movies. More than that. it’s just complete narcissism.”

“You start giving stuff away — then they’re not going to stop asking,” Miss Stewart added. “There’s not a satisfied point that you can ever reach, so why start.”

Megan Fox in Interview Magazine

Megan Fox opens up to fellow actor Zach Galifanakis in the June/July 2010 issue of Interview Magazine, on stands now. Here’s what the 24-year-old former Transformers babe shared with the mag:

On her dislike for the paparazzi: “I don’t really resent being on the red carpet as much as I do having to deal with the paparazzi. The photographers on the red carpet, that’s their job.”

On her regret over comparing director Michael Bay to Hitler: “In the past, I’ve been reluctant to share any bits of truth about myself or to really let people in on my reality. So I have said some things to throw people off the scent of what’s really going on in my life. So I have sort of aided the media in printing these misconceptions, which I regret.”

WHAT DO YOU THINK of Megan Fox’s black bob wig — HOT or NOT?

Lady Gaga at the New York Mets

Lady Gaga went to root for her home team at the New York Mets vs San Diego Padres game yesterday (June 10) at Citi Field. But her appearance wasn’t without fanfare.

Gaga, who showed up looking all kinds of biker chick chic, wearing an edgy bikini covered by a leather jacket, dark sunglasses, and a bandanna around her hair, got into a shouting match with a couple of guys who were obviously begging to have a bad romance with the singer.

They didn’t ruin her time, though. She flipped the creeps the bird and continued to enjoy the game. She even made time to lock lips with a female pal. Now that’s having fun at the old ball game!

Alicia Keys live “Empire State of Mind”

Once you’ve heard one performance of Alicia Keys‘ stripped down, Jay-Z-less version of their smash “Empire State of Mind” you’ve heard them all.

But when Akeys performed the song for the trillionth time to help kick off the FIFA World Cup, she gave the song a small makeover when she remixed her New York anthem especially for the event and where it’s taking place.

Dressed in a loose-fitting beaded shirt, the pregnant R&B singer got up from behind her piano and belted the added lyrics: “Tonight we’re in Jo-Burg,” Keys sang, referring to Johannesburg, South Africa. “Concrete jungle where dreams are made of/There’s nothing you can’t do/When you’re in Africa.” She finished with one last added touch: “Let’s hear it for World Cup, World Cup, World Cup!”

Keys’ “Empire State of Mind” performance was a part of a concert which included performances of her hits “Fallin’,” “No One,” and “You Don’t Know My Name” among others.

Taylor Swift new look

Country cutie Taylor Swift arrived wearing a rust-coloured dress and cut a very sleek figure after taming her curly mane for the night, but although she wowed on the red carpet she was a dud when it came to winning.

Despite being up for three awards Swift failed to take home a single gong at the 2010 CMT Music Awards in Nashville, Tennessee – being pipped at the post by Carrie Underwood, the winner of the night who scored two awards.

Swift was up for Female Video of the Year, Collaborative Video of the Year (with Kellie Pickler), and Video of the Year, but it was Underwood who scooped up the coveted Video of the Year award, along with the CMT Performance of the Year award.

Aguilera’s Bionic critic

Whether she’s playing it “dirrty” or sweet, trying to lift our self-esteem or liberate us on the dance floor, the one thing Christina Aguilera is not out to do is bore us. But on much of her fourth album, Bionic, the pop diva with the multi-octave pipes does exactly that.

We have to at least give Aguilera credit where it’s due for constantly attempting to reinvent herself. In her decade of stardom, she’s gone from bubble-gum teen pop, to hyper-sexualized skank pop and R&B, to the stylish retro swing of her last album, Back To Basics. With Bionic, she’s returned to the kinky stuff with an electro-pop dance twist that will certainly draw comparisons to the current queen of club land, Lady Gaga.

Bionic’s title track — a catchy, robotic number — has Gaga all over it, and so does Not Myself Tonight, which also bears the mark of the fairy godmother of all risque divas, Madonna. Both tracks are standouts on the album, and this strong momentum continues with the gleeful dance-floor raunch of Woohoo, about the joys of being serviced orally, and Elastic Love, a great co-write with electropop provocateur M.I.A.

If only that winning streak continued. Before long, however, Aguilera’s sex-vixen shtick grows tired, hindering tunes such as Desnudate and Prima Donna. Glam, meanwhile, wants desperately to be a new version of Madonna’s Vogue, and the sentiments are every bit as vacant.

The album takes a terrible turn for sensual slow jams (the nearly five-minute Sex For Breakfast) and heart-bleeding contemporary R&B ballads (such as Lift Me Up), which would be all right, if the songs were amazing, but they’re not. They’re painfully dull, despite the vocal gyrations and over-emoting.

The worst is I Am, one of Aguilera’s pep-talk-to-the-ladies. Sample lyrics: “I am timid and I am over-sensitive. I am a lioness. . . . I am naked. I am vulnerable. I am a woman,” and so on.

I am gagging.

Eminem about his new album

Eminem’s Recovery Leaks Two Weeks Early, as the release date wasn’t slated until June 22, 2010. That’s good news for those of us who are big Eminem fans.

Fan forums immediately blew up with reviews on the rapper’s second album, loving the many different sounds Eminem comes up with. The opening track, “Cold Wind Blows,” finds him taking aim at some of his favorite targets, viciously daring haters to take him on while dropping references to Elton John, Michael Vick and Mariah Carey.

The leak comes less than a week after the online debut of the second song from the album, an unexpected collaboration with Pink called “Won’t Back Down.” Eminem is found kicking it with the usual verbal jabs, taking on everyone and everything as only he can do.

“Listen, garden tool, Don’t make me introduce you to my power tool,” Em raps. “You know the f—ing drill, How you douche bags feel? Knowing you’re disposable, Summer’s Eve, Massengill.”

That line makes me laugh out loud.

On his surprising collaboration with the singer Pink on the album: “When I did the song that I did with Pink, I laid my parts first and kind of heard her on the record and felt that she would smash this record,” Eminem said.

“You can sound the alarm, you can call out your guards/ You can fence in your yard, you can pull all the cards/ But I won’t back down, I won’t back down,” Pink sings.

The video for “Not Afraid,” the album’s first single that has been racing up the charts, premiered on Sunday. In the dark clip directed by Richard Lee, the rapper stands on the ledge of a roof, slowly edging closer to the edge as he raps about coming out of a perilous time in his life.

He’s able to pull back from the abyss and takes a walk through the streets of Newark ending up in a hall of mirrors where’s he’s forced to confront his reflection.

It’s all good. An early release will only boost sales. Eminem’s music is still as good as ever.

Jackson’s dad about the money earned

Joe Jackson’s lawyer is demanding publication of Michael Jackson’s posthumous earnings following reports his estate has made $900 million since his death last year.

The King of Pop passed away after suffering a cardiac arrest on June 25 and fans flocked to buy his albums and merchandise in the aftermath. Since his death, Jackson’s estate administrators have signed a $250 million deal with Sony which gave the record label full access to the singer’s back catalogue and unreleased material.

The release of his “This Is It” film, which gave fans a glimpse of Jackson in rehearsals for his ill-fated London tour residency, made more than $260 million.

An insider tells Britain’s Sunday Mirror, “The estate has made around $900 million in cash since Michael’s death. This is an incredible amount. No other artist has ever made that much since they died. It should ensure Michael goes down in history as the greatest artist of all time.”

But Joe Jackson, who wants a share of the estate, is fuming – and his legal team is calling for administrators to publish details of the star’s posthumous earnings. He tells the publication, “They are being too secretive. The public has a right to know what the estate is doing in his name.”