Thousands of onlookers stopped in their tracks – and hundreds of cellphones clicked photos of Angelina Jolie – as filming of “The Tourist” took center stage in Paris yesterday.
Traffic at the Gare de Lyon train station came to a halt as Jolie, costumed chicly with long gloves, navigated crowds, scanned the departures list and hurried to a platform, People magazine reports. Between takes during the 90-minute shoot, the actress, 34, reportedly called “Bonjour!” to the crowd.
Afterward, Jolie went to an apartment for the afternoon shoot and then had lunch with sons Maddox and Pax.
Spectators of the morning shoot, which included 200 extras, plus regular train passengers, spoke highly of the actress.
“She was very nice to everyone, very patient,” one restaurant employee told People magazine. “No fuss, and she is trés Jolie,” she adds. “Very pretty.”
Added a station employee who ignored a line of customers in her coffee bar to snap photos of the star: “She’s much more beautiful in person. I can’t believe how beautiful.”
The Rolling Stones’ album “Exile on Main Street” has long been regarded as one of the greatest albums of all time.
And now, the Stones say they have discovered four “lost” tracks from the recording sessions for the 1972 album.
The songs were discovered after Mick Jagger and guitarist Keith Richards listened again to the original master copies of the recording sessions for the double album, according to London’s Daily Mail.
The tracks are titled “Plundered My Soul,” “Dancing In The Light,” “Following The River” and “Pass The Win.”
An insider – who has heard two of the tracks – told the Mail: ” ‘Plunder My Soul’ is a classic authentic blues riff with an unmistakable Keith lick and abstract lyrics from Mick and ‘Following The River’ is a classic ballad in the tradition of ‘Wild Horses.’ “
Jagger and guitarist Richards found the songs when they were asked by their record company to listen to the master tapes again because of plans to reissue the ground-breaking record.
Initially, the two stars believed they had used all the songs on the 1972 double album.
But when they went back into the basement of the band’s offices in London, they discovered the lost songs.
Jagger, 66, revealed: ‘I went back in the archives and dug out a load of things. I added some percussion and some vocals. Keith put guitar on one or two.’
The frontman wrote fresh lyrics for ‘Following The River,’ but otherwise the songs were left largely unchanged.
Howard Stern won’t let the names linked to Tiger Woods’ downfall sink back into obscurity.
Stern is holding a beauty pageant for some of the women allegedly involved with the golfer.
The shock jock has confirmed that a beauty pageant featuring the women linked with Woods will take place on March 10, according to Britain’s The Times.
Four out of 13 of the alleged ex-mistresses of Woods are set to compete for a $100,000 prize sponsored by dating website AshleyMadison.
Though the identities of the women have yet to be revealed, one woman, Rachel Uchitel, is banned from participating due to a settlement agreement with Woods, according to TMZ.
But Uchitel’s friends have reportedly hatched a plan to send a cardboard cutout of the former cocktail waitress in her place.
Woods’ alleged mistresses will be judged in three categories: swimsuit, personality and talent.
No word yet on who will be rating the women.
Ben Stiller is preparing to reprise his role as the ridiculously good-looking male model Derek Zoolander in a sequel to the 2001 comedy classic “Zoolander.”
The movie’s star, who invented Zoolander’s signature look “Blue Steel,” and Justin Theroux (who penned “Tropic Thunder” and “Iron Man 2”) are busy working on a sequel to the movie, reports Deadline.
No word on whether Owen Wilson will return as free-spirited model Hansel, but Jonah Hill is in negotiations to play the villain.
The cult movie included such A-listers as Will Ferrell, David Bowie, Alexander Skarsgård, David Duchovny, Milla Jovovich and Jon Voight.
