Thursday, July 1, 2010

Welcome!



Welcome to station GaGa. This is a fan made site. nothing big. just something to share with my freinds and fans of Lady GaGa. im going to try to make this BIG, somewhere lady gaga lovers will get to disscuss and chat about lady gaga topics. either about new music video`s,songs & even her crazy outfits! so i hope you can tell your freinds & fans about this :) Thanks :D oh and if anything
just E-mail me at lancegaga@hotmail.com

Welcome!



Welcome to station GaGa. This is a fan made site. nothing big. just something to share with my freinds and fans of Lady GaGa. im going to try to make this BIG, somewhere lady gaga lovers will get to disscuss and chat about lady gaga topics. either about new music video`s,songs & even her crazy outfits! so i hope you can tell your freinds & fans about this :) Thanks :D oh and if anything
just E-mail me at lancegaga@hotmail.com

Tuesday, June 8, 2010

Jamie Bell The Next Spider-Man?

Well this made us look twice. According to Bleeding Cool, Jamie Bell has been cast as the next Spider-Man for Sony's younger and grittier 3D remake.

Director Marc Webb (500 Days of Summer) had spent the last few months meeting actors for the as of yet untitled Spider-Man reboot and had narrowed down his wish list to: Jamie Bell, Alden Ehrenreich, Frank Dillane, Josh Hutcherson and Andrew Garfield.

However Bleeding Cool claims that Jamie Bell has definitely been cast as the next Spider-Man. There's been no confirmation as yet from Sony, but we’ll update you as soon as we know.

The new Spider-Man movie will follow a much younger Peter Parker. It’s speculated that the new film will be more realistic and grittier than the previous films and will follow the character as he is portrayed in the Ultimate Spider-Man comic book series (a rebooted Spider-Man mythology with a modern twist).

The original Spider-Man 4 had been due for release in 2011, but director Sam Raimi was unhappy with the script. Script issues and other creative differences meant that film was ditched, along with its stars Tobey Maguire and Kirsten Dunst.

We rather like the idea of Jamie Bell taking on the role of Spider-Man. He’s clearly an excellent actor (he won a Bafta for Billy Elliott yanno) and has a strong physicality that will translate well to the role.

Kring In Talks To Make A Final Heroes Miniseries

Word on the sci-fi grape vine is that Heroes could be given a miniseries to conclude the programme properly, after it was axed by NBC in May (Boo!).

Talking to TV Guide, Tim Kring said he is to undergo talks with NBC bosses regarding how to wrap up the series.

If all goes to plan, the miniseries will pick up a year after the season four finale and will see Claire (Hayden Panettiere) as the spokesperson for people with super powers.

Kring said, "I've spoken with everyone. They're all eager to participate." There’s no doubt about that - many of the Heroes cast have come out in support of the miniseries including Heroes actor, Greg Grunberg.

Greg, who played Matt Parkman in series, told Entertainment Weekly; “I hope [there's a wrap-up movie], but you know better than I do that financially it might be impossible to do. There are a lot of actors, we're all tied to a contract. I hope that we can work it out. I mean, I'm certainly willing to come back and I think everybody is. I've talked to everybody and everybody really wants to wrap this up."

Our fingers are crossed with you, Mr Kring and Mr Grunberg.

Jeremy Renner For Hawkeye In The Avengers

THR has confirmed that Jeremy Renner (The Hurt Locker) has almost completed a deal to play Hawkeye in Marvel Studio’s upcoming super movie, The Avengers.

It was widely reported last year that Renner was favourite to play Hawkeye, but the actor was too busy with other filming commitments to confirm.

Hawkeye’s weapon of choice is a bow and arrow, and he has an accuracy Legolas would be proud of. Hawkeye was first introduced as a reluctant villain in Marvel’s comic, Tales of Suspense #57, and was not initially a member of The Avengers. It wasn’t until he switched sides that he became a long standing member of the Avengers team.

You have to agree, The Avengers cast and crew is pretty fricken impressive; Robert Downey Jr, Scarlett Johansson, Samuel L. Jackson and Don Cheadle will all reprise their roles from Iron Man (Tony Stark, Black Widow, Nick Fury and War Machine respectively), Chris Evans will play Captain America and Chris Hemsworth will play Thor.

Still to be confirmed is who will portray the role of the Hulk. Most showbiz types are betting on Edward Norton, but we’d prefer Eric Bana – much more believable!

Either way, Joss Whedon is writing and directing and the cast looks amazing – this is a film we cannot wait to see!

Friday, June 4, 2010

Torchwood: The Comic Announced

Well, it was bound to happen sooner or later wasn't it? Torchwood, or more specifically Torchwood hero Captain Jack Harkness, has been turned into a comic book. And show star John Barrowman has even penned a story himself.

The new series of prequel comics from Titan (due out in the US on Tue 10 Aug) sees Captain Jack team up with Gwen and Ianto for an adventure set in Scotland, titled The Selkie.

The book's second story was penned by Torchwood script editor Gary Russell, and sees the threesome get trapped in a cosmic hotel.

Gillan Teases Who Finale


The Geeky Girls couldn't help skiving for 30 minutes or so this morning when we found out Doctor Who star Karen Gillan was doing a webchat with The Times. We logged on to see what she had to say, and pose a few cheeky questions of our own.

A very well behaved Karen kept reasonably schtum when it came to spoilers, but she did reveal a couple of hints about Doctor Who's upcoming finale. "The finale episodes were definitely my fave to film," she said. "The end of the series is very, very exciting. I'll say three words: 'horses' and 'time crack'!"

Well, the 'time crack' clue is no surprise - that one's been floating around since the beginning of the series. But what's all this about horses? Horsemen of the apocalypse maybe? Or just a ruse from the feisty redhead.

Karen went on to reveal that Stephen Moffat is busy penning the script for the Christmas special, but sadly for fans of Arthur Darvill the actress confirmed that we won't be seeing Amy's love Rory again. In her words, Rory is "deceased". Boo.

Karen went on to discuss Matt Smith's portrayal of the Doctor, describing him as reckless. "He does have a bit of a temper," she said, adding: "Not sure about most angry ever. William Hartnell was quite grumpy!"

And as for Amy entering the world of Torchwood (should another series happen), Karen was intrigued by the idea of her character meeting Captain Jack (well, who could blame her?). "If the storyline was good, then why not?" she said when asked if she'd be up for a cameo. "Torchwood is great."

Die hard fans can read back the full web chat here.