Gaga poses for pictures in the streets of Paris after show cancellation, but one fan may have gotten fresh.By Jocelyn Vena
Lady Gaga, allegedly getting groped by a fan in Paris on Monday
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After canceling her show in Paris over the weekend due to stormy weather, Lady Gaga showed her little monsters some love on the streets of the City of Light. Gaga, dressed in a beige, low-cut Victorian-style gown and sporting a beehive and John Lennon-esque sunglasses, emerged on the streets of Paris on Monday to greet screaming fans.
The singer posed for pictures, and one fan even got close enough to touch the singer. In a series of photos, the fan, dressed in a white parka and beige knit hat, scarf and gloves, stopped the singer for a hug before accidentally touching Gaga's breast. The grope took place as the singer was walking away from the encounter.
Gaga has been abroad for a slew of dates on her never-ending Monster Ball Tour. She joined Semi Precious Weapons onstage for one of their club gigs in London. She even gave a sneak preview of her forthcoming Born This Way album, which is set for release in early 2011.
"Want to hear 'You and I'? This one is going to be on Born This Way. It's one of my favorites. The album doesn't have a bunch of rock ballads or anything, but this is one of them," she told the crowd at a show in London.
"Now, I don't know if you know this, but for those of you who don't know, I write all my own music. Every single lyric, melody and note was created by me. I am not manufactured. I'm a bad cat and coming for you 'cause I believe in you and I. It's not that I don't like to be humble, it's just that pop music has a pretty bad rap," Gaga explained.
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Tuesday, December 21, 2010
Matt Damon's 'True Grit' Character Has No Beef With Shia LaBeouf
The man behind Texas goofball LaBoeuf also had a hand in LaBeouf's career -- coincidence?By Kara Warner, with reporting by Josh Horowitz
Matt Damon
Photo: MTV News
In "True Grit," the upcoming and much-buzzed about western from the Coen brothers, Matt Damon gets a chance to showcase his playful, comedic side via his character, LaBoeuf, pronounced "La Beef."
Given the familiar-ish spelling of the character's name and Damon's history in working with actor Shia LaBeouf — one of his first non-child-actor roles was in "The Battle of Shaker Heights, the feature film made from Damon and Ben Affleck's "Project Greenlight" series for HBO — we jokingly asked him if the goofball Texas ranger LaBoeuf in "True Grit," bears any resemblance or relation to "Transformers" star LaBeouf (pronounced "La Buff").
"Not unless he's changing his pronunciation to 'Le Beef,' " Damon joked back. "I thought it was pronounced 'La Buff' when I first saw it, but the book is very clear it's pronounced 'Le Beef.' "
Fair enough. Speaking of LaBeouf (which really does mean "the beef" in French), we wondered if Damon feels responsible for any of the blockbuster success the star has achieved thus far in his career.
"I wish I could take responsibility for his career," Damon said of Shia, who actually got his start on the Disney Channel's "Even Stevens." "He's had a terrific career and he's a terrific actor. We thought that when we saw him on 'Project Greenlight.' We thought, 'Wow, who is this kid?' I'm very happy to see everything that's happened to him; he's a terrific guy."
Perhaps there is a Damon/LaBeouf project in the future? Or better yet, a LaBeouf/LaBoeuf "Funny or Die" video/parody?
Check out everything we've got on "True Grit."
For breaking news, celebrity columns, humor and more — updated around the clock — visit MTVMoviesBlog.com.
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Matt Damon
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In "True Grit," the upcoming and much-buzzed about western from the Coen brothers, Matt Damon gets a chance to showcase his playful, comedic side via his character, LaBoeuf, pronounced "La Beef."
Given the familiar-ish spelling of the character's name and Damon's history in working with actor Shia LaBeouf — one of his first non-child-actor roles was in "The Battle of Shaker Heights, the feature film made from Damon and Ben Affleck's "Project Greenlight" series for HBO — we jokingly asked him if the goofball Texas ranger LaBoeuf in "True Grit," bears any resemblance or relation to "Transformers" star LaBeouf (pronounced "La Buff").
"Not unless he's changing his pronunciation to 'Le Beef,' " Damon joked back. "I thought it was pronounced 'La Buff' when I first saw it, but the book is very clear it's pronounced 'Le Beef.' "
Fair enough. Speaking of LaBeouf (which really does mean "the beef" in French), we wondered if Damon feels responsible for any of the blockbuster success the star has achieved thus far in his career.
"I wish I could take responsibility for his career," Damon said of Shia, who actually got his start on the Disney Channel's "Even Stevens." "He's had a terrific career and he's a terrific actor. We thought that when we saw him on 'Project Greenlight.' We thought, 'Wow, who is this kid?' I'm very happy to see everything that's happened to him; he's a terrific guy."
Perhaps there is a Damon/LaBeouf project in the future? Or better yet, a LaBeouf/LaBoeuf "Funny or Die" video/parody?
Check out everything we've got on "True Grit."
For breaking news, celebrity columns, humor and more — updated around the clock — visit MTVMoviesBlog.com.
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Scotland 'pressured over Megrahi'
A US Congressional inquiry into the release of Lockerbie bomber Abdelbasset al-Megrahi says there was strong political pressure on the Scottish government to free him. It also casts doubt on the competence of the doctors who examined Megrahi. "Commercial and economic considerations trumped... our global fight against terrorism," said Senator Bob Menendez. The report comes on the 22nd anniversary of the bombing, in which 270 people died. The Scottish government released Megrahi in August 2009 on compassionate grounds because he was diagnosed with terminal prostate cancer. He returned to Libya and is still alive. Senator Menendez undertook the investigation after officials from the Scotland, the UK and BP failed to testify at a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing.This article is from the BBC News website. � British Broadcasting Corporation, The BBC is not responsible for the content of external internet sites.
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In 60 Sec.: Mercedes-Benz 75 HP
The Mercedes 75 HP is a super sports car from a time when speeds of over 300 km/h were dismissed as fully unrealistic. Its 75 HP and maximum speed of 95 km/h would nowadays not normally be associated with a super sports car. But over a hundred years ago, a time without asphalted streets and without a comprehensive network of gas stations, the first Mercedes 6 cylinder was among the sportiest vehicles in the world.Sources......
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'Family Guy' Exclusive: Nine Minutes Of 'Star Wars' Parody 'It's A Trap!'
'It's definitely the most visually stunning of all of the ones we've done,' creator Seth MacFarlane tells MTV News.By Eric Ditzian
Brian, Peter and Lois Griffin in "Family Guy: It's A Trap!"
Photo: Fox
Back at San Diego Comic-Con this summer, "Family Guy" creator Seth MacFarlane showed off a first-look at "It's a Trap!," the final installment in the animated series' parodies of the "Star Wars" franchise. But unless you were lucky enough to be sitting in those hallowed, geek-filled halls, you've barely seen anything from the hour-long episode, which tweaks "Return of the Jedi" to hilarious effect.
That's why MTV News is happy to present nine minutes from "It's a Trap," which hits DVD and Blu-ray Tuesday. "It's more of exactly the same kind of jokes you've seen in the other two," MacFarlane deadpanned in a Comic-Con chat with us. "So if you like those, this is the same and you'll enjoy it just as much."
That's just a bit of an understatement, but it's also true: The third episode is no letdown from the first two. Once again, young Chris Griffin plays Luke Skywalker. He's joined by Peter as Han Solo, Lois as Princess Leia, Brian as Chewbacca, Stewie as Darth Vader and all manner of other "Family Guy" characters in various roles. (Paraplegic Joe as Jabba the Hut? Well played!)
"It's a Trap!" begins exactly as the episodes that preceded it, with a LOL-tastic take on the "Star Wars" franchise's iconic opening crawl: "Luke Skywalker has returned to his home planet of Tatooine in order to — okay, you know what, we don't care. We were thinking of not even doing this one. Fox made us do it ... I'm sorry. I took a muscle relaxer earlier and it's kicking in."
From there it's off to the Death Star. We see Solo getting a fart-filled release from his carbonite prison, Meg Griffin as the multi-tentacled sarlacc beast, a Stormtrooper bicycle chase, and appearances from "American Dad!" characters Roger the alien and Klaus the fish in "Jedi" character. Random cameos include Pee-wee Herman, Ted Knight ripped from "Caddyshack" footage and the boogie-woogie piano stylings of Ray Charles. The whole production has never looked better. As MacFarlane explained, "It's definitely the most visually stunning of all of the ones we've done."
Just don't expect the "Family Guy" guys to attack the three newest "Star Wars" flicks. Says MacFarlane, "I would rather chew broken glass."
What did you think of the "It's a Trap!" teaser? Let us know in the comments!
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Brian, Peter and Lois Griffin in "Family Guy: It's A Trap!"
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Back at San Diego Comic-Con this summer, "Family Guy" creator Seth MacFarlane showed off a first-look at "It's a Trap!," the final installment in the animated series' parodies of the "Star Wars" franchise. But unless you were lucky enough to be sitting in those hallowed, geek-filled halls, you've barely seen anything from the hour-long episode, which tweaks "Return of the Jedi" to hilarious effect.
That's why MTV News is happy to present nine minutes from "It's a Trap," which hits DVD and Blu-ray Tuesday. "It's more of exactly the same kind of jokes you've seen in the other two," MacFarlane deadpanned in a Comic-Con chat with us. "So if you like those, this is the same and you'll enjoy it just as much."
That's just a bit of an understatement, but it's also true: The third episode is no letdown from the first two. Once again, young Chris Griffin plays Luke Skywalker. He's joined by Peter as Han Solo, Lois as Princess Leia, Brian as Chewbacca, Stewie as Darth Vader and all manner of other "Family Guy" characters in various roles. (Paraplegic Joe as Jabba the Hut? Well played!)
"It's a Trap!" begins exactly as the episodes that preceded it, with a LOL-tastic take on the "Star Wars" franchise's iconic opening crawl: "Luke Skywalker has returned to his home planet of Tatooine in order to — okay, you know what, we don't care. We were thinking of not even doing this one. Fox made us do it ... I'm sorry. I took a muscle relaxer earlier and it's kicking in."
From there it's off to the Death Star. We see Solo getting a fart-filled release from his carbonite prison, Meg Griffin as the multi-tentacled sarlacc beast, a Stormtrooper bicycle chase, and appearances from "American Dad!" characters Roger the alien and Klaus the fish in "Jedi" character. Random cameos include Pee-wee Herman, Ted Knight ripped from "Caddyshack" footage and the boogie-woogie piano stylings of Ray Charles. The whole production has never looked better. As MacFarlane explained, "It's definitely the most visually stunning of all of the ones we've done."
Just don't expect the "Family Guy" guys to attack the three newest "Star Wars" flicks. Says MacFarlane, "I would rather chew broken glass."
What did you think of the "It's a Trap!" teaser? Let us know in the comments!
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Monday, December 20, 2010
Section of Ross Lane Closed to Through Traffic Beginning April 15
Beginning Thursday, April 15, major road improvements will close Ross Lane North (between McAndrews and Rossanley) to through traffic in order to upgrade and widen the road, increase safety, and improve congestion and air quality. Road construction will take place April 12 through November 30, 2011, and during that period access along that section of Ross Lane will be open to residents of the neighborhood with possible delays. A detour route will be in place, and motorists are asked to avoid Ross Lane North during construction.
?Limiting traffic to local residential trips only allows the contractor to maximize their efficiency and complete the project faster,? said John Vial, Director of Jackson County Roads.
The project will widen and improve the road to include three traffic lanes, including one lane in each direction and a continuous center turn lane. Other upgrades to the road will be bicycle lanes on both sides of the road, sidewalks, curbs, gutters, underground drainage, and a water main upgrade by the Medford Water Commission. A stoplight will also be added at the McAndrews and Ross Lane intersection which will cut congestion and improve air quality with fewer cars idling while waiting to get through the intersection.
?This project will do much to improve safety and congestion on this vital north-south route,? noted Vial.
When the Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) created the nearby overpass system, the Ross Lane area experienced increased traffic volume. Ross Lane was never designed to safely handle the amount of traffic it currently experiences. The road was originally designed as a rural residential road, and it is now being redesigned for urban status.
Construction will be daytime work only, and motorists may experience delays of up to 20 minutes on Ross Lane North between Rossanley and McAndrews. Detour routes will utilize Rossanley, Sage and McAndrews Roads.
During construction, the intersection controls of McAndrews and Ross Lane will be changed to benefit traffic following the detour. The following are instructions for motorists:
If you are travelling west on McAndrews toward Jacksonville, you will be able to make a left or right turn on Ross Lane or go straight without stopping.
If you are travelling north on Ross Lane turning right on McAndrews, you will need to yield. Going straight or turning left on McAndrews you will need to stop.
If you are travelling south on Ross Lane, you will need to stop at McAndrews before proceeding.
If you are travelling east on McAndrews, you will need to stop at Ross Lane before proceeding.
During the course of the project, the public can contact James Philp with any questions at rosslane@jacksoncounty.org. Information will also be posted and updated on the Jackson County website at www.jacksoncounty.org/rosslane.
For more information, please contact: James Philp, Project Engineer, Jackson County Roads, at (541) 774-8184. For questions regarding the Medford Water Commission waterline, please contact: Rodney Grehn, Staff Engineer, Medford Water Commission, at (541) 774-2448.mobile phone softwares cell phone softwares cell phone application
?Limiting traffic to local residential trips only allows the contractor to maximize their efficiency and complete the project faster,? said John Vial, Director of Jackson County Roads.
The project will widen and improve the road to include three traffic lanes, including one lane in each direction and a continuous center turn lane. Other upgrades to the road will be bicycle lanes on both sides of the road, sidewalks, curbs, gutters, underground drainage, and a water main upgrade by the Medford Water Commission. A stoplight will also be added at the McAndrews and Ross Lane intersection which will cut congestion and improve air quality with fewer cars idling while waiting to get through the intersection.
?This project will do much to improve safety and congestion on this vital north-south route,? noted Vial.
When the Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) created the nearby overpass system, the Ross Lane area experienced increased traffic volume. Ross Lane was never designed to safely handle the amount of traffic it currently experiences. The road was originally designed as a rural residential road, and it is now being redesigned for urban status.
Construction will be daytime work only, and motorists may experience delays of up to 20 minutes on Ross Lane North between Rossanley and McAndrews. Detour routes will utilize Rossanley, Sage and McAndrews Roads.
During construction, the intersection controls of McAndrews and Ross Lane will be changed to benefit traffic following the detour. The following are instructions for motorists:
If you are travelling west on McAndrews toward Jacksonville, you will be able to make a left or right turn on Ross Lane or go straight without stopping.
If you are travelling north on Ross Lane turning right on McAndrews, you will need to yield. Going straight or turning left on McAndrews you will need to stop.
If you are travelling south on Ross Lane, you will need to stop at McAndrews before proceeding.
If you are travelling east on McAndrews, you will need to stop at Ross Lane before proceeding.
During the course of the project, the public can contact James Philp with any questions at rosslane@jacksoncounty.org. Information will also be posted and updated on the Jackson County website at www.jacksoncounty.org/rosslane.
For more information, please contact: James Philp, Project Engineer, Jackson County Roads, at (541) 774-8184. For questions regarding the Medford Water Commission waterline, please contact: Rodney Grehn, Staff Engineer, Medford Water Commission, at (541) 774-2448.mobile phone softwares cell phone softwares cell phone application
Iran cuts fuel and food subsidies
Car drivers in Iran began queuing for petrol as soon as the cuts were announced Iran has cut energy and food subsidies, risking a repeat of angry protests which followed fuel rationing in 2007. The cuts, introduced on Sunday, mean a four-fold rise in the price of petrol and reduced subsidies for bread. Each car will get 60 litres of fuel per month at a subsidised price of 40 cents per litre, up from 10 cents per litre. Iran, whose fragile economy has been hit by United Nations' sanctions, has said it pays about $100bn (£64bn) in subsidies annually. In 2007, protesters set alight dozens of petrol stations after the system of fuel rationing was introduced. News agency reports on Sunday said that there was a heavy policy presence in the capital Tehran, but there were no reports of trouble. Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said on Saturday that the cuts in subsidies were the "biggest surgery" to the economy in 50 years. Mr Ahmadinejad also said his government was paying $4bn in bread subsidies, which are being gradually phased out.Iran's oil-based economy is been hit by four rounds of UN sanctions, as well as those from individual countries over its controversial nuclear programme. The government says that under its Subsidy Smart Plan, money from increased prices will be returned to the people through cash payments. But some economists fear the increased prices, which also apply to electricity, water, and flour, will fuel inflation, already thought to be running at 20%.This article is from the BBC News website. � British Broadcasting Corporation, The BBC is not responsible for the content of external internet sites.
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