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What's this? Gossip Girl's Chace Crawford, looking less than immaculately kempt? And slinging drugs? Clearly, he's hanging with a different crowd these days.

Behold, the trailer for Crawford's upcoming big-screen bid Twelve, in which he plays White Mike, an aspiring young dope dealer who finds his life become complicated after the murder of his cousin. (Hey, that tends to happen.)

The Joel Schumacher-directed drama, which co-stars 50 Cent, Kiefer Sutherland and Emma Roberts, is scheduled to hit theaters later this year. In the meantime, have your say in the comments section: Are you buying the new, edgier Chace Crawford?

Stupid Villains!

Tonight's episode opens with the bewildered buffoons' walk of shame around camp after voting out "super all-star" Boston Rob, their greatest (or only?) asset. Talk about morning-after regrets!

Survivor loves the underdog—but without its alpha Rob, can this pack beat the Fierce Five?
Ruh-roh.

Neither Scooby Snacks nor immunity were awarded to the divided, exhausted, "starving" (except for Coach) and demoralized (except for King Russell and Queen Parvati) Villains tribe tonight. So they did the smart thing and voted off...Coach?!

Liars' Remorse: It was exasperating to hear Coach complain that he "did not want Boston Rob out" when he effectively sent him home last week, but it was downright infuriating to hear Danielle say, "This is not fair to keep people in the game that don't have any physical ability at all. And they're actually making us lose." No, Danielle, you made you lose by voting out Awesome Rob (remember, the guy with all the physical ability?) last week. And Tyson before him. Yes, we're keeping count, Danielle, and like Coach, we are utterly pissed off. The Villains got what they deserved tonight. Too bad none of them got dragged around like Chet in tonight's rerun of the Micronesia Immunity challenge.

Dumb All-Girls Alliance: If Russell can play the Heroes without even trying, how much control will he exert after the merge? Well, according to the previews, he persuades J.T. to consider giving him his immunity idol. Dayum! If the Heroes only knew the giant catfight going on at the Villains' camp.

The Spider and the Fly: There might not be a black widow alliance in the Villains tribe, but damned if Sandra hasn't been silently spinning a web these past 18 days—and now the Pearl Islands champ has snared Russell! And what will Queen Parvati say about his fickle vote for Courtney? Most important: Is Russell still the king?

WHO WILL GET VOTED OFF NEXT?

A Villain. Even if there is a merge, the unified Heroes will not vote out one of their own, and they'll add to their numbers via pre-alliances. Sandra won't risk tearing her web with a bold move, so unless she Lady-Macbeths Russell into offing Queen Parv, Courtney's going to the guillotine.

Another Survivor woman scored a victory this week: Cook Islands' Sundra Oakley had a small role on Lost's epic episode. I chatted with her this morning about her short but pivotal scene (you can see for yourself in the clip below), for which they actually flew her out to Hawaii for a week.

Even after auditioning, she didn't know she'd be sharing the screen with two of the show's biggest stars—Henry Ian Cusick and Dominic Monaghan: "When I first got the audition material, [their characters'] names were different," she told us. Filming Lost in Hawaii, Sundra added, was "a golden trip—everything from beginning to end was just magnificent." What, better than Cook Islands? "It was exactly the same!" she joked. "Except instead of having to fish for food, I ate at Nobu." Atta girl!

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"I'd always thought that we know Tony is a little nuts, so why don't we play with the expectations about the kind of stuff he does?" said the actor. "I want to surprise people. There are some characters you may have heard are against Tony - well, we try to flip those expectations."

And because of the success of the movie and great working relationship with director Jon Favreau, there is no one stopping them!

"The best thing is that the first movie went well enough that there's not much second guessing my and Jon's instincts about what works, you know?" he continued. "For no good enough reason, the folks at Marvel decided we were a very apt team with our far-out ideas of how to put a different spin on a superhero movie."

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Celebrity Juice, Not from Concentrate

Lady Gaga is worried her family will disown her if she falls in love with a woman.

The Bad Romance singer — who’s known for her raunchy stage antics and ridiculous outfits — is allegedly confused about her sexuality.

“GaGa is unsure whether she wants to be with a man or a woman,” a source close to the star told Britain’s Look magazine.

“She’s scared that if she falls for a woman, her family will reject her, because ultimately, they want her to settle down with a man.

“For all GaGa’s success, her love life is a mess — and at the heart of the matter is the fact I think she’s scared of allowing herself to fall in love with a woman.”

“The big issue,” the source adds, is that GaGa — real name — Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta — “comes from an ultra-traditional Italian Catholic family.

“Stef told me her grandmom is heartbroken she hasn’t settled down and got married yet. I think if she admitted she could love a woman and it’s not just part of her act, they’d all be surprised.

“If Stef’s family rejected her for falling for a woman, she’d be utterly heartbroken. She adores them, especially her younger sister Natalie.”

GaGa has previously revealed she could easily love a woman.

“There are no rules or limits when it comes to love,” she said last month. “But I see love as separate from sex.

“And I happen to love male sexuality. Men have something I lack, but that I really value.”


Source: showbizspy

“I’m glad I could do those films and I was glad to leave school. I couldn’t relate to kids my own age. They are mean and don’t give you any chance. I was never the type of girl to be walking around talking about acting, so in the beginning I didn’t get hassle, until someone realized.”

“I tried to play it down but I got, ‘Oh, she’s such a bitch.’ Since I was 14, I continued my education via correspondence while concentrating on my career. The day I did the graduation scene on Eclipse, I had just finished high school myself the week before.”