VIDEO PREMIERE: BEYONCE F/ LADY GAGA (VIDEO PHONE)

The video for Beyonce's "Video Phone" featuring Lady Gaga looking more normal than usual has arrived. The Hype Williams directed video for the song which is a remix to Beyonce's "Video Phone" was done using a collection of homages.  It opens with Bey paying homage to Quentin Tarantino's 1992 film "Reservoir Dogs." Ms. Carter dresses as 50's actress Bettie Page and a futuristic "Queen of Outer Space". 

INGLOURIOUS BASTERDS WITH NO BRAD

Inglourious Basterds premieres at the Odeon Lelcester Square in London. No Brad and Angelina is currently in Iraq on UN duties.

Pop Princess, Rihanna looked gorgeous.

Diva works the red carpet. She's turning into a fashion ICON! Yes I said it. Her publicist better work! Love how she's hitting up the carpet preparing for her screen debut. Also, look out for Ms. Rihanna in this years Black Issue of Italian Vogue. HOTT!

Neve Cambpell is stunning. She doesn't age! Diane Kruger steps out in Black.

Love those studded pumps. Mickey Rourke is starting to look more normal.

Director, Quentin Tarantino, Diane Kruger and Producer Lawrence Bender

Photo Credit: BauerGriffin

DAVID CARRADINE FOUND DEAD IN BANGKOK

"Kung Fu" and "Kill Bill" star David Carradine was found hung in a closet in a hotel room in Bangkok on Wednesday, Thai police said. Police believed he committed suicide.
Carradine, 72, was in Thailand filming his latest film Stretch, according to his personal manager Chuck Binder.
Mr Binder said the news was "shocking", adding: "He was full of life, always wanting to work... a great person."
The actor was in Bangkok to shoot a movie and stayed at a Suite Room 352 of the Park Nai Lert Hotel on Wireless Road since June 2. The film crew were aware of his absence when they went to dine out at a restaurant on Sathorn Road on June 3. Carradine did not show up at the dinner and the team could not reach him. They assumed that he took a rest because of his age.
It was a hotel's maid who opened his suite on Thursday at 10 am only to find Carradine in a closet. He was described as being half naked.
Police investigation showed that he hung himself with a rope, the kind that is used with curtains.
Police said he was dead for not less than 12 hours and found no sign of fighting and assault.
Carradine was part of an acting dynasty which included his father, John Carradine, and brothers Bruce, Keith and Robert.
Aside from Quentin Tarantino's two part "Kill Bill" in 2003/04, Carradine was perhaps best known for his role as the fugitive half Chinese Shaolin monk Kwai Chang Caine in the 1970s eastern/western TV drama "Kung Fu". He also starred in Martin Scorsese's "Boxcar Bertha" in 1972, portrayed folksinger Woody Guthrie in "Bound for Glory" in 1976, acted in Ingmar Bergman's "The Serpent's Egg" in 1977 and costarred with half brothers Keith Carradine and Robert Carradine in the 1980 western "The Long Riders".
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