Beauty Taylor Swift will reportedly perform her song “Back To December” off her new album ‘Speak Now’ at the 2010 Country Music Awards on November 10th. The song has been discussed as a slam about Taylor’s ex-boyfriend Taylor Lautner.

A source revealed

She rehearsed last night and sounded great. It’s a very emotional performance — just her sitting at the piano, strings playing. It’ll definitely be a ‘moment’ in the show.

Are you going to tune in for the performance on ABC at 8pm EST?

TayTay, you sly dog! You went and snagged yourself a co-star, and didn’t even tell anyone!

According to reports, Taylor Lautner has been quietly dating his Abduction co-star Lily Collins for “almost four months!”

And he even stole her away from her boyfriend at the time!

A source reports:

“Lily told pals that she wasn’t looking to fall in love, but soon realized she had strong romantic feelings. Taylor was smitten from day one, but Lily let him know she was in a relationship with a stuntman who was working on a Steven Spielberg movie in New Mexico. When the boyfriend got suspicious because Lily didn’t return calls promptly, he hopped a plane and turned up unannounced to confront her.”

We had no idea that our little TayTay was such a scoundrel!

But with abs like THAT, how could anyone resist?

Sucks to be the ex-stuntman though! LOLz!

You two kids have fun, now!

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The star of the “Twilight” series sued the Irvine, Calif., dealership of McMahon’s RV in Los Angeles on Monday. The lawsuit claims McMahon’s missed a June deadline to deliver a $300,000 customized 2006 Affinity Country Coach RV.

The lawsuit doesn’t specify what special features the 18-year-old wanted for the RV, which would serve as his dressing room. He is currently filming the action-thriller “Abduction” and is reprising his role as Jacob Black in the two-part “Twilight finale, “Breaking Dawn.”

A phone message left at the McMahon’s dealership Monday was not immediately returned.

Source: Yahoo!

For instance, Lily Collins is playing Taylor Lautner’s love interest in Abduction, as Gossip Cop reported. It’s a movie, which means Collins and Lautner play characters who are a couple.

It does not mean that the two have become romantic in real life, despite what the National Enquirer has insisted in the past. In Touch goes with the Enquirer’s “reality” this week.

According to the tab, Lautner has gotten so close to Collins during filming he’s “dumped his on-again/off-again girlfriend, Sara Hicks.” An “insider” claims he broke up with Hicks by phone and has been “gushing to friends” about his amazing chemistry with Collins.

The tabs take turns trying to stir up real-life romance between Lautner and Collins, much like those perpetual rumors of Lautner-Kristen Stewart on-set love that never went anywhere. Right now, the Abduction speculation is nothing more than that.

Like any pair spending long hours together, Lautner and Collins could develop something more than a friendship, but as of now they have not. It looks as though In Touch has failed another “chemistry” test.

SOURCE: Gossip Cop

She says she gets terrified of a wolf displayed on t-shirts or television set. She prefers to keep deadly beings as vampire and werewolf out of her life. Miley refused to have seen any of the movie in the series.

Miley should have at least shown some courtesy to the pair who are the heart beats of millions. Nonetheless, she may forget everything she should have at least re-payed the debt of Kristin Stewart. Kristin Stewart prefers Miley Cyrus over Lady Gaga on her play-list. Someone needs to tell Miley all vampires are not lethal and the living example is Bella Swan. She is perfectly fine and is turning werewolf against vampire. She will go to the winner- the bigger macho man!

Source: Newsxonline.com

Summit Entertainment has announced it will be filming parts of “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn” in Baton Rouge and Vancouver, Canada, beginning in the fall.

Amy Mitchell-Smith, executive director of the Baton Rouge Film Commission, said Summit has been scouting locations and researching Baton Rouge for “well over a month.”

Summit is still deliberating what will specifically be filmed in Baton Rouge, Mitchell-Smith said, but the production will begin sometime this fall.

Mitchell-Smith said she couldn’t confirm specific dates, but she expects the project will remain in the city until spring 2011.

“That in and of itself makes this, aside from the pop culture phenomenon aspect of ‘Twilight,’ something that will be hugely beneficial for the [Baton Rouge] market,” she said.

“Breaking Dawn,” the fourth chapter in the “Twilight” story, will be released as two separate films in the franchise, which has grossed more than $1.4 billion worldwide to date, according to a news release from Summit Entertainment.

Getting the vampire film juggernaut to the Red Stick was the result of aggressive marketing by the Baton Rouge Film Commission, said Paul Arrigo, chairman of the BRFC and president of the Baton Rouge Area Convention and Visitors Bureau.

“The Baton Rouge Film Commission was very involved with soliciting and nabbing ‘Twilight’ for Baton Rouge,” Arrigo said.

Mitchell-Smith said she worked hard to communicate constantly with the film’s producers, making herself available at all times for questions about production.

“We’re putting our best foot forward in the market and showing them exactly what it is they want to see,” she said. “This is about customer service, first and foremost.”

In addition to Louisiana’s tax incentives to production studios, Mitchell-Smith said Baton Rouge offers a wide array of benefits that lure projects to the city.

“The film industry obviously spends so much money locally that another major reason you have local offices like our Baton Rouge Film Commission is so we can be aggressive promoters and marketers of our area,” she said.

One of the city’s programs to benefit film studios is a “grassroots vendor discount program,” Mitchell-Smith said.

The program includes more than 70 local businesses, ranging from office supply stores to restaurants, spas and car rental companies, which typically offer 15- to 20-percent discounts to film productions.

In addition to helping keep production costs manageable for film studios, the program also benefits local businesses that get more traffic and can create brand awareness in the film industry, Mitchell-Smith said.

The production’s prolonged presence in Baton Rouge will be advantageous for local crew members who will have work for as long as the project is in the city.

“Sometimes you’re on a show for two to three months, then you’re looking for another production,” Mitchell-Smith said. “Folks on this [project] will have consistent employment and a huge resume builder, never even having to go to California.”

Mitchell-Smith said “Breaking Dawn” will be an “enormous boost” to Baton Rouge’s economy through set building and production work, as well as the stimulus of cast and crew who stay in hotels and eat in local restaurants.

“There is a constant multiplication on the dollars the production is spending in our community,” she said.

As the “Breaking Dawn” production swoops into Baton Rouge, the city also has a chance to promote itself by offering local haunts for members of the production to sink their teeth into.

“There will be so many people temporarily in town, including actors, actresses and crew, who are, in effect, visitors,” Arrigo said.

Mitchell-Smith said Baton Rouge offers film casts and crews ample activities to entertain them during downtime.

“If you spend a couple months working in a market unfamiliar to you, work is a priority, but you want to have some fun,” she said. “One of the benefits of filming in southern Louisiana in general is you can go to LSU football games or you can ride bikes around the LSU lakes, like Patrick Dempsey has been doing.”

Dempsey has been in Baton Rouge for the last several weeks filming “Flypaper,” a comedy about a bank robbery, and has been spotted around the city.

Arrigo said he hopes to develop ways to tie in aspects of Baton Rouge and Louisiana with the presence of “Breaking Dawn” and the HBO series “True Blood,” which filmed in Baton Rouge last summer.

With the current craze of vampire literature and film, Arrigo said area attractions like the 13th Gate haunted house and the Myrtles Plantation could be tied in to those productions.

“There’s a certain following that would come to this area and want to visit to those sites,” he said.

SOURCE: Baton Rouge Student Newspaper

Twilight hunk Taylor Lautner was snapped Monday on the set of his new film, Abduction, being filmed in Pittsburgh, PA, and RadarOnline.com has the brand new pics.

Lautner, 18, was spotted clad in all black and sporting shades as he rode a motorcycle for one scene.

Abduction stars Taylor as a young man who’s determined to find out the truth about his identity after seeing his baby photo on a missing person’s website.

Source: Radaronline

Sources are telling me the ‘Twilight’ hunk has had enough and is longing for a day that doesn’t involve crunches and dieting. “When all his friends are drinking beers and eating pizza, he is that annoying one that is always watching his figure,” a source tells me.
Due to major physical changes that occur in the character of Jacob Black throughout the ‘Twilight’ series, the director of Twilight’s sequel, ‘The Twilight Saga: New Moon,’ considered replacing Lautner with a different actor. But Lautner went to major physical lengths to keep the role. Lautner weight trained extensively and gained approximately 30 pounds!

“The amount of dedication that goes into looking like that is no joke. It’s a 24/7 job,” the insider adds.

Joe Dowdell, author of ‘Ultimate You,’ dishes on how Taylor maintains those howling, muscular six-pack abs.

“Getting chiseled abs comes from a combination of smart training and proper nutritional intake. Your abs will only become visible once the fat is stripped off the muscle and nutrition is a key component to that process.”

Ah. It’s not easy being beautiful.

Source: Popeater