GUESS what, everyone? Adam Lambert has been busy working with Lady GaGa! The American Idol runner-up took to his Twitter account Monday night to confirm that he and the Poker Face hitmaker had been collaborating on a record. “Yes it’s true: I spent yesterday in the studio w the insanely talented and creative Lady GaGa recording a song that she wrote! I love her,” Lambert wrote. “Gaga wrote the song a while ago and she thought it would be a good fit for me. It’s a solo track. I feel so honored and lucky to be asked.
“GaGa just gets it, ya know?” Lambert also confirmed the title of his eagerly-awaited debut album, which hits stores November 23. “It’s official!” Lambert declared. “My debut album, dropping November 23rd will be called For Your Entertainment.” We look forwarding to hearing it!
Taking advantage of a beautiful afternoon, Ashley Tisdale was spotted out and about in Burbank, California yesterday (October 19). Joined by a gal pal, the “High School Musical” babe looked to be in good spirits as she strolled past the paparazzi with a big smile. And of course, Miss Tisdale was looking cool and casual, sporting a black jacket along with a pair of white and black trousers and black UGG boots.For all of you Tizzie fans in Arizona, Ashley recently announced a new tour date on her Twitter page. “Added a new show in Scottsdale, AZ on Oct 22nd.”
New Line’s decided to find out “What Boys Want,” snapping up the comedy pitch by Amy Andelson and Emily Meyer and attaching teen star Selena Gomez to topline and Kevin Misher to produce. Story centers on a teenage girl who can hear what men are thinking. Allen Fisher of Principato-Young and Gomez’s mother, Mandy Teefey, will exec produce. New Line’s in final negotiations with the 17-year-old Gomez, who has built a huge fanbase from her role in the Disney Channel series, “The Wizards of Waverly Place.” She formed July Moon Prods. last year and has partnered with XYZ Films to finance development of at least two films in which she would star and produce. Misher’s most recent producing credits are on Michael Mann’s “Public Enemies” and Dito Montiel’s “Fighting.” Andelson and Meyer penned “Step Up 3D” for Disney and “Naomi and Eli’s No Kiss List” with Hayden Panettiere starring for Fox.