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Tyrese Gibson has teased a pretty monumental new project by Photoshopping himself onto a mocked-up cover of Forbes magazine. The actor shared the image on, telling fans that he was 'up to something' and thanking Jesus and his faith for supporting him in his 'darkest hours'.

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Gibson went on to promise that he will do something he has 'never done', before dropping the first hint about his next project Voltron Studios. 'These covers are visions for #VoltronStudios that some will laugh at today', he wrote.

'Will all be understand one day- It's been said. First they laugh then they follow'. According to, the actor's Voltron Studios project will be 'on the level of Universal Studios' and will allow film crews to shoot entire titles in Abu Dhabi. 'I also want to do a film slate, at around $700 million, so when Avatar, Mission: Impossible, Fast and Furious, when these movies are being made, instead of us coming to shoot for three-four days, we're going to shoot in Abu Dhabi for the whole movie,' he reportedly said.

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I am the editor of Forbes Magazine, and believe strongly that entrepreneurial capitalism and market-based thinking can solve the world's problems. This is my second stint at Forbes -- between 1991 and 1997, I was a reporter, a staff writer (five cover stories), associate editor and Washington bureau chief. In between, I caught the start-up bug: I co-founded P.O.V. Magazine (Adweek's Startup of the Year), and then launched Doubledown Media (Trader Monthly, Dealmaker, Private Air, etc.).

As a fattening hobby, I have reviewed restaurants for various magazines since college (and was a National Magazine Award finalist for my wine writing). I used to think chronicling the world's greatest business minds made me a great entrepreneur, but I now realize my time as an entrepreneur made me an acute business journalist. For the full story, check out my book, just out in paperback, The Zeroes: My Misadventures In the Decade Wall Street Went Insane.

What does $126 billion look like? With the picture above, probably the wealthiest portrait ever taken, you now know. This photograph, which graces the cover of the 30th anniversary issue of the Forbes 400, crowned an incredible event. On June 26, 2012, 161 billionaires and near-billionaires came together in New York at the, a chance for the most successful people on the planet to use their resources and the mind-set that built that success to try to solve the world’s most intractable problems. Near the end of the day, we took a dozen of the greatest living philanthropists in the world, put them in one room, and took an unprecedented photograph.

Lord of the rings characters. There was no digital wizardry, or Photoshop sleight of hand — as the accompanying video underscores, they were all in one place at one time, and even the most jaded among them couldn’t help but look around the Trustees Room at the New York Public Library and go, “wow.”. The whole shoot took just 15 minutes, though our photo crew, notably photographer Michael Prince, had been prepping for weeks, testing cameras, the room, the lights.