Ich bin mal gespannt ob er das auch abzieht wenn Rob dann bei ihm zu Gast ist :O
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Wir berichteten ja vor einiger Zeit schon davon, dass das Haus der Cullens aus New Moon zum Verkauf steht und ja, es stimmt, das Teil steht IMMER noch zum Verkauf!!Das kann ich ja beinahe nicht glauben, obwohl, wir berichteten ebenfalls vom Stalking Problem der Immobilie (Guckst du hier) was ich ehrlich gesagt nie nachvollziehen konnte, mich würde das überhaupt nicht reizen, einfach weil es dem Haus der Cullens aus den Büchern überhaupt nicht ähnlich sieht^^
Also nicht aus seinem Auto, obwohl er das sicher auch des öfteren tut, es sei denn er wohnt in seinem Auto, was ich nicht glaube...was wollte ich? Ach ja, Taylor steigt aus und zwar aus dem Filmprojekt 'Max Steel'Sources say it was his "Stretch Armstrong" collaboration with rival toy company Hasbro that was the impetus for Taylor's departure. According to Vulture, Taylor realized Hasbro was doing a better job with its movie properties than Mattel. To wit, the toy company has leveraged board games Candy Land, Battleship and Risk into high-profile projects and had earlier success with a couple small flicks called "G.I. Joe" and "Transformers." Added one source, "When you sign up to make a movie with Hasbro, you know it will be in theaters a year later."
Less of Taylor Lautner is never a good thing, but we can't say we're too sad to see "Max Steel" go. While the toy is wildly popular internationally, it doesn't seem to have much name recognition here in the U.S. Though we will mourn those could-have-been shirtless scenes. Sigh.
So to recap, Taylor's current project list is comprised of "Cancun," "Abduction" and "Stretch Armstrong." And "Breaking Dawn" if Summit ever gets around to it. Still a lot for the rising actor, but a more manageable list, for sure.

In March we'll get "The Runaways," the story of L.A.'s all-girl proto-punk band in which Stewart plays Joan Jett to Dakota Fanning's Cherie Currie.
And the Sundance Film Festival was just wowed by another small-scale drama, "Welcome to the Rileys," featuring Stewart as an underage prostitute who bonds with a couple grieving the loss of their own daughter.
Sounds like she's trying to establish some gritty indie cred to compensate for the ridiculous success of the overwrought horror romances? Not according to how Stewart sees it.
"It's really important for me to make movies that make me feel like `The Yellow Handkerchief' made me feel," says Stewart, sounding self-assured and far less daunted by her exploding popularity than a lot of media speculation would have us think. "And `Twilight' did the same. I mean, it turned out to be this huge thing, but that's not something that you knew going in was going to happen.
"So I'm not choosing roles to 'break out.' I make what I'm comfortable with, and if I like it.

It will be available for digital download on March 16. Hard copy release is slated for March 23.
The album features David Bowie, Sex Pistols, MC5, The Stooges, and, of course, the voices of Kristen Stewart and Dakota Fanning.
Here is the track listing, courtesy of Rolling Stone:
1. Nick Gilder – “Roxy Roller”
2. Suzi Quatro – “The Wild One”
3. MC5 – “It’s A Man’s Man’s Man’s World”
4. David Bowie – “Rebel Rebel”
5. Dakota Fanning – “Cherry Bomb”
6. The Runaways – “Hollywood”
7. Dakota Fanning – “California Paradise”
8. The Runaways – “You Drive Me Wild”
9. Dakota Fanning & Kristen Stewart – “Queens Of Noise”
10. Kristen Stewart & Dakota Fanning – “Dead End Justice”
11. The Stooges – “I Wanna Be Your Dog”
12. The Runaways – “I Wanna Be Where The Boys Are (Live)”
13. Sex Pistols – “Pretty Vacant”
14. Joan Jett – “Don’t Abuse Me”