New York Magazine has reported that Gate Five were developing a game where players could use motion controls to dance along to a selection of Beyonce tunes.

However, the developers now claim that Beyonce “made an extortionate demand for entirely new compensation”, and then pulled out of the project altogether.

Gate Five now plan to sue the singer for “a bad faith breach of contract so callous that, on what appeared to be a whim, she destroyed Gate Five’s business and drove 70 people into unemployment, the week before Christmas.”

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It seems that, back in 1971, the three remaining members ofthe band – Ray Manzarek, Robbie Krieger and John Densmore – were interested in bringing Rodgers in to replace the late Jim Morrison in the Doors.

Rodgers told Uncut magazine “I discovered quite recently that I was lined up to join The Doors, which blew my mind. Robby Krieger told me that The Doors were all fans of Free and after Jim Morrison’s death; they came to England looking for me. [The] thing is, at that time, I had buried myself in the country, working on things, and they couldn’t get a hold of me.”

Paul went on to say that he most likely wouldn’t have joined, preferring at that time to be at the formative stages of a group, but he was certainly flattered to hear that there was interest.

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Lady GaGa has landed the first UK singles chart number one of the decade, gathering even more interest in her forthcoming Monster Ball tour. Her single ‘Bad Romance’ took the top spot for the second time in recent weeks, after first hitting the summit on December 13. Lady GaGa beat off competition from X Factor winnner Joe McElderry with ‘The Climb’ as well as the 2009 Christmas Number One ‘Killing in the Name’ by Rage Against the Machine.

Fans old and new will be pleased to hear that tickets are still available for Lady GaGa’s UK tour which starts in February. With her 2009 release ‘Poker Face’ also crowned as the best-selling single of 2009 by the Official UK Charts Company, interest in the tour is at fever pitch and tickets are likely to be sold out very soon. Full details of the Lady GaGa tour are listed below:

Thursday, 18th Feb– MEN Arena – Manchester

Saturday, 20th Feb  – O2 Arena – Dublin

Sunday, 21st Feb  – O2 Arena – Dublin

Monday, 22nd Feb – Odyssey Arena – Belfast

Wednesday, 24th Feb – Echo Arena – Liverpool

Friday, 26th Feb – O2 Arena – London

Saturday, 27th Feb – O2 Arena – London

Monday, 1st Mar – SECC – Glasgow

Wednesday, 3rd Mar – Cardiff International Arena – Cardiff

Thursday, 4th Mar – Metro Radio Arena – Newcastle

Friday, 5th Mar – LG Arena – Birmingham

Sunday, 7th Mar – Hallam FM Arena – Sheffield

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