Want to know what Alice in Wonderland would be like if Alice was replaced by Lady GaGa?  Here’s a mock trailer that does just that.  Check it out.

Don’t know if Disney will like the trailer, but I thought it was pretty awesome.

What did you think?

Here is a new clip for  Alice in Wonderland.

Alice in Wonderland Exclusive Clip – Clothe This Girl

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What do you think?

Anchor Bay Entertainment has picked up Brittany Murphy’s last film, Abandoned.

Produced by Jeffrey Schenck, Abandoned was the last film role for Brittany, who died in December from cardiac arrest.  The L.A. coroner’s office ruled Brittany’s death accidental as a result of pneumonia, anemia, and “multiple drug intoxication.”

The film is set to be released this summer.  Are you going to see it?

Here are a few of the latest stills from Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland.

The film will feature voices by Helena Bonham-Carter, the Queen of Hearts, Barbara Windsor, Dormouse, Michael Sheen, White Rabbit, and Crispin Glover as the Knave of Hearts.

Are you excited about seeing Alice in Wonderland?

Josh Duhamel and Kristen Bell sat down for an interview with teenhollywood.com.

Here’s what they had to say.

Kristen, are you somewhat of a workaholic and if you met a guy you like would he have to be more important to you than your job as an actress?

Kristen: I think your significant other should be way more important than your work, personally.  I love working. I don’t know that I’d say I’m a workaholic because I also love maxin’ and relaxin’. [Josh dies laughing at her urban slang]

Josh: Oh wow.

Kristen: I don’t think I’m a workaholic but currently, I feel like I’m at a really lovely place and I’m grateful to be where I am so I like working too.

Kristen your character doesn’t believe in magic or superstition.  How about yourself?

Kristen: I’m not very superstitious at all.  I never have been. No. I walk under ladders.  Who cares?

How was the experience for you on this film being the straight man to all your comedy co-stars like Dax, Will Arnett and Jon Heder?

Kristen: Being surrounded by those guys is so flattering because they all have a style of comedy that I really envy and I laugh out loud at them often. I was grateful for the opportunity.  I’m glad they had the faith in me to pull it off and I tried to do the best I could.  This is so lame.

It’s fine! Josh, we saw you exercise your physical comedy muscle. Was it fun or did you worry about hurting yourself?

Josh: Mark (the director) worried about me hurting myself more than I did.

Kristen: We took out a huge policy on his face.

Mark says you did your own stunts and a real windshield shattered when you rolled into it.

Josh: If Mark and I had any arguments in this film it was for that. There was a scene where I was supposed to run into this car and roll onto the front of the windshield and look up and see that it’s my friend Punk.

It wasn’t the most well-conceived stunt ever performed. I’m running at the car and the first two times we did it I literally went over the top of the car and one time fell on my shoulder on my neck.

Another time I fell another way over the edge of the car. They almost pulled the plug on the stunt but I talked them into doing it one more time and when we did it right, I literally took out the windshield.

But this is more in line with the way I am anyway.  I’m more of a klutz than I am anything.  I just had a lot of fun coming up with as much stuff as we could for the movie.

Kristen: The scene in the church when he drops the phone in the hallway and chases after it is hilarious.

So you’re a klutz too, Kristen?

Kristen: Luckily for me, the character was written fairly klutzy.  People embarrass themselves on a daily basis.  I know I do.  This character did a lot, which I think makes her likable and also leaves room for a lot of funnies.  That vase-breaking scene [at her sister's wedding] allowed me to get very physical.

Sometimes when you see people getting physical, it’s very funny.  I’m very klutzy in real life to begin with and we just captured that on film.  There wasn’t much training or stunt-coordinating going on.  I would just trip and Mark would just happen to be rolling the camera and we put it in the movie.

So you constantly trip over things in real life?

Kristen: There’s a fair amount of that, yeah.  I also bruise like peach. I knock into things.  I’m not the most coordinated person in the world.

Click here for the full interview.

Paramount Pictures has confirmed that Taylor Lautner will be taking on the role of Max Steel.

Max Steel is an animated superhero and action figure, whom Taylor already slightly resembles, made by toy company, Mattel.

As for when the movie will debut, People magazine was told by a source that although Taylor is committed to the role, the movie still does not yet have a director or timeline.

What do you think about Taylor as a superhero?

Check out the pictures from of Natalie Portman and Vincent Cassel on the set of Black Swan.

Photo: INFPhoto.com

Natalie is really good at playing sad.  You can feel the emotion in the pictures.

Photo: INFPhoto.com

I love the outfit she is wearing in this photo.

Photo: INFPhoto.com

What do you think?

Nicole Kidman, Penelope Cruz, and Kate Hudson shined on the red carpet at the London Premiere of Nine.

The premiere was held at London’s Odeon Leicester Square on December 3rd.

Nine is scheduled to open globally on Christmas Day.

With the end of the Mayan calendar coming, 2012 is the talk of the town these days and movie director Rowland Emmerich (Independence Day and The Day After Tomorrow) is cashing in on the hype with 2012.

TeenHollywood sat down with Rowland and the cast of 2012 for a little Q & A.

TeenHollywood: Everyone, what are your personal beliefs about 2012 and if you believe it might be the end of the world, what would you want to be doing?

Roland: I may go skiing.

John: I will try to get on Roland’s trip, be on a mountain maybe. That book, ‘The Return of Quezalcoatl’, I think is probably more in line with what I think [about the Mayan prophecy for 2012], which is that there will be a shift in consciousness.  That seemed more like what I thought was going to happen rather than the actual
End of Days.

Chiwetel: I don’t ski unfortunately.  An avalanche is something to worry about.  I will spend it kind of quietly I think, with family and friends, and hope for the best. I don’t have a real opinion about 2012.  Like John says, hopefully a shift in consciousness or something like that. It does feel like things are converging and something has to change.  Maybe it will start around that time.

Amanda:  Yeah, I’m kind of a hypochondriac and I worry a lot about a lot of things.  I’m going to try not to worry about it too much.  That’s sort of my philosophy and that was my philosophy for the new millennium as well.

TeenHollywood: Is this the most physical film you have ever done and what was it like working on set? What was there to look at?

John: Yeah, this was a pretty action-packed show, but it wasn’t really any different from a lot of other films in a way because it was amazing production design.  Usually you have the entire set built and then in back of the set will be a green screen.  But there is a massive production design when you walk onto a set.  At the end when we’re in the mountains, would be a huge glacier field with flooring underneath and then blue screens in the background.  So we always were acting with regular sets, it’s just that the backgrounds would be digitally enhanced.  And Roland’s got a whole army working so effortlessly you could come in and just kind of do your acting job.  But yeah, there was a lot of running, jumping, tumbling. You’ve got to stay stretched out or you’ll definitely pull a hamstring for sure.

Chiwetel: Yeah, I got off pretty lightly being part of the government.

John: (points at him) The brains.

Chiwetel: Yeah, the brains.  I had a couple of days of fun water work but that was more or less it.  I was slightly envious not to get to work on the shaky floor, it looked pretty cool.

Amanda:  Roland is really thoughtful about this kind of stuff.  I remember, I have a two year old and we were shooting long days in a tank, we were in the water, and I guess I had kind of had it a little bit.  Sometimes I start to get deluded that I know something that the first AD or the producers just haven’t thought through.  I went up to Roland and said ‘Why are we moving through tanks?  We need to go back to the other set and go back to the tanks again.’  Roland was like ‘Well, do you want to be in a tank for two days in a row?’  I was like ‘No.’  I realized that was why, so he’s incredibly humane.

TeenHollywood: Roland, you got to destroy a lot of major landmarks in the movie. What were you especially excited to destroy in the film?

Roland: (laughs) Well, it’s not like I walk around ‘oooo, I could destroy this’ or ‘I could destroy that’.  It always comes out of the story. Jackson Curtis (John’s character) lives in L.A. and I live in L.A. and everybody in L.A. talks about ‘the big one’ where California sinks into the ocean so we just decided to do that. That was a great starting point.  And Yellowstone National Park got put into the story too. Sometimes it’s born out of something interesting. Like we’re destroying the Sistine Chapel.. ‘we’re already there so why don’t we have the church fall on people’s heads’?

John: (laughs) I think he’d like to destroy every Western icon in the film. And be careful if you are standing outside of a church.  It may fall on your head.

Roland: Yeah. The message is ‘never pray in front of a big church’! (laughter). And the White House, people said, ‘you can’t do this and not destroy the White House’. I thought, ‘just do it in a different way’.  At the time I was reading a lot about the Kennedys and when I was a kid I visited old warships in the Chesapeake Bay and they had just launched the JFK carrier there. Then there was a big wave in the film so I said ‘okay JFK comes back to the White House!’

For the full interview go to TeenHollywood.com.

The trailer for Angelina Jolie’s new thriller Salt was released today.  Check it out below.