More stills of "Youth in Revolt"

Portia Doubleday and Michael Cera play Sheeni Saunders & Nick Twisp in "Youth in Revolt" (2009).

New Moon Interview - Vampires Video Interview

The Twilight Saga: New Moon Interview

The Twilight Saga: New Moon Interview

New Moon's director Chris Weitz Interview.

Emile Hirsch & Nikki Reed

Emile Hirsch GQ Italy photoshoot, photographed by Alexei Hay, Autumn Winter 2009-2010.Nikki Reed, Smallz & Raskind (2006).Joe Pugliese (2007). Todd Cole (2008)Hellin Kay (2009).Mike Piscitelli (2009)Buy Hollywood (2009).Nikki Reed with Emile in "Day on the Beach" editorial, Movieline Magazine 2005.Nikki Reed and Emile Hirsch play Kathy Alva and Jay Adams in "Lords of Dogtown" (2005).Emile thought that Nikki Reed, wearing a dark-haired wig with bangs towards the end of the film, was HOT.Emile Hirsch with Nikki Reed in a rehearsal - Behind the Scenes from "Lords of Dogtown".

Robert Pattinson talks on his Vanity Fair cover

Robert Pattinson has a interview with Vanity Fair where they ask him what it feels like being chosen as the cover of Vanity Fair, December issue. Rob talks about seeing Brad Pitt laying in a white bed on one of his sister’s old magazines and is incredulous that he should also take such spot.

"Unofficial reports say The Twilight Saga: New Moon has shattered The Dark Knight's $18.4M midnight debut for a 3-day weekend. Sources put the total at $23-24M. This would also surpass Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, whose 5-day weekend began with $22.2M on a Tuesday night. Summit has not yet released official numbers.
The Twilight Saga: New Moon may be on its way to breaking the all-time midnight screening record set by The Dark Knight (for a 3-day weekend). That film grossed $18.4M from 3040 showings. It went on to take in $67.17M that opening day, dropped 29.1% from Friday to Saturday to bring in another $47.65M, and ended with $43.6M on Sunday for an opening weekend total of $158.4M. New Moon played 3514 midnight screenings last night, 474 more than The Dark Knight. This would certainly indicate that it's headed for a new midnight record as it only needs to break $18.4M to do so. It might also be on its way to an all-time opening day record, although the film plays at 4024 theaters this weekend vs. The Dark Knight's 4366 locations. Bella (Kristen Stewart) becomes a thrill seeker after her breakup with Edward Cullen in "New Moon".

Reports from theaters all over the country indicate a mix of tweens and older women, with a decent amount of boys and older men. Males are the key to success for this film to overtake The Dark Knight. The all-time record for midnight showings is held by Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, which took in $22.2M on a Tuesday night on its way to a 5-day weekend total of $158M". Source: www.pronetworks.org

Brothers: falling out of Grace

Jake Gyllenhaal and Tobey Maguire, estranged brothers Tommy Cahill and Capt. Sam Cahill in "Brothers" (2009).


"When a decorated Marine goes missing overseas, his black-sheep younger brother cares for his wife and children at home—with consequences that will shake the foundation of the entire family. BROTHERS tells the powerful story of two siblings, thirtysomething Captain Sam Cahill (Tobey Maguire) and younger brother Tommy Cahill (Jake Gyllenhaal), who are polar opposites. A Marine about to embark on his fourth tour of duty, Sam is a steadfast family man married to his high school sweetheart, the aptly named Grace (Natalie Portman), with whom he has two young daughters (Bailee Madison, Taylor Grace Geare). Tommy, his charismatic younger brother, is a drifter just out of jail who’s always gotten by on wit and charm. He slides easily into his role as family provocateur on his first night out of prison, at Sam’s farewell dinner with their parents, Elsie (Mare Winningham) and Hank Cahill (Sam Shepard), a retired Marine". Source: community.iamrogue.com

Fix by Tao Ruspoli

"Unfolding over a single, frantic day, the plot follows the efforts of two filmmakers, Milo (played by the director, Tao Ruspoli) and Bella (Olivia Wilde), to deliver Milo’s junkie brother, Leo (Shawn Andrews), to rehab. The cost is $5,000 — which none of the three have access to — and the deadline is 8 p.m., after which Leo goes to jail. Ladies and gentlemen, start your engines.Inspired by actual events in the director’s life, “Fix” plays out in a rough-and-tumble, first-person filming style that challenges the eye and the stomach. The movie, however, never strains for hipness, and Mr. Ruspoli displays an aptitude for the play of light and shade that transforms familiar setups into something fresh. Entering a strange netherworld where a Ukrainian cat-toy maker grows weed in the back room and an English bulldog has significant street value, Milo and Bella become unwilling accomplices to Leo’s moneymaking schemes and hostages to his fearless narcissism. Naturally, they begin to enjoy themselves.By turns vivid and grubby, sharp and distracted, “Fix” aligns its mood with the view (the ruins of the South Central Farm are noted with a moment of rueful silence) to deliver a love letter to Los Angeles as well as an ode to fraternal obligation.FIX opens on Friday in Manhattan.Directed by Tao Ruspoli; written by Mr. Ruspoli and Jeremy Fels; directors of photography, Mr. Ruspoli and Christopher Gallo; edited by Paul Forte; music by Dead Prez, Ima Robot, Simon Dawes, Beautiful Girls and Nico Stai; production designers, Erin Eagleton and Sarah Osborne; produced by Nat Dinga. At the Village East, Second Avenue at 12th Street, East Village. Running time: 1 hour 33 minutes. This film is not rated". Source: movies.nytimes.com


Trailer for Tao Ruspoli's new film FIX

Hal Holbrook: the wise grouchy old man

"It’s time to move Hal Holbrook off the Oscar bubble and into the fold. The 84-year-old actor delivers arguably the performance of his career in That Evening Sun, director Scott Teems’s terrific adaptation of the William Gay short story “I Hate to See That Evening Sun Go Down.” Holbrook plays Abner Meecham, a Tennessean banished by his lawyer son (Walton Goggins) to a nursing home he’ll soon flee in disgust. Hal Holbrook and Emile Hirsch in "Into the Wild" (2007).

Imagine his celebrated character in Into the Wild soaked in vinegar and hung out to dry in the sweltering Tennessee sun, and that’s Abner Meecham. He’s quite the marvel.
-Scott, I’d read you were uneasy about casting Hal because he was perhaps best known for playing Mark Twain, and you needed someone a little rougher. Is that true?
ST: I guess the reason I hadn’t initially thought of him is that I had been kind of programmed by Hollywood to think of Hal as the “guy in the suit.” Or the mustache. Or as the lawyer, the judge, Mark Twain. So he wasn’t initially on my radar five years ago in the conception of this. It wasn’t until we saw how Sean Penn reimagined Hal to be this physical specimen — this outdoorsman, this man of the land — as he did with Into the Wild that we thought, “Aha! That’s who we’ve been looking for.”
Hal Holbrook and Emile Hirsch at Breakthrough of the year Awards (2007).

-What I was searching for was this really searching for was this really specific combination of strength and fragility. You believed that he believed that he had the strength to work this farm; he’s convinced himself he could do it. And we would stand up to this interloper on his land. And it wouldn’t be surprising to you that he’d do this. At the same time, I want you to say, “Please be careful! You’re an old man.” -The first shot of you in That Evening Sun — staring out the window of a nursing home — is kind of devastating. How did you react to seeing yourself like that?-HH: Well, first I react as an actor watching himself act and say, “Enh, I should have done that better.” But I get caught up in this film. I get caught up early on. I have a very strong connection with this man. I like this guy. I like the way he is, and I wonder sometimes if I’m that tough with people. I guess I am; my wife tells me I am sometimes. But she’s so kind to everybody all the time. She says, “You’re so grouchy!” I guess I am. But I hate deception. I hate lying. I cannot stand lying. That’s what makes me so angry about things I see going on around us, behind us, all these Wall Street and political people deceiving us. People are deceiving themselves all over the country. They’ve got one idea, they don’t want to listen to anybody else, on and on. That feeds me. It feeds me up onstage with Mark Twain, because then I get the machine gun out and start really leveling it. It keeps me going". Source: www.movieline.com

Twilight producer talks about videogames screen adaptations

"There was some promise in "Halo," which Peter Jackson was going to produce and "District 9" helmer Neill Blomkamp was going to direct. Until it fizzled out, that is. The next great hope on the horizon is "Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time", which hits theaters next May.Jake Gyllenhaal, Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time (2010) Promotional Artwork.

Both of these games have rich, well-developed stories. "Twilight" producer Wyck Godfrey, who has his hands on adaptations of "Gears of War" and "Dead Space", argues that the big problem with game adaptations thus far is related mostly to the source narratives.
"I feel like the video games are getting more sophisticated in terms of the storylines," he said in a recent interview with Collider. "Both 'Dead Space' and 'Gears of War' are games that have great storylines". Source: moviesblog.mtv.com

Joseph Gordon-Levitt doesn't get nervous

Joseph Gordon-Levitt, GQ photoshoot, December issue.

"-So help me understand Uncertainty a little better. Do you think this dual-existence thing is a regular pastime for these characters, or just a way to spend this particular Fourth of July?
-That’s a funny way to phrase it. I think the dual existence thing is a regular pastime for all human beings, and for that matter anything in this universe.-So these are two stories actually taking place at once? Or is one imagined and the other real, it’s just up to us to determine which is which?
-My personal belief is that everything is always happening all at once.-So what intrigued you about making a movie about this concept?
-Well, look — I love a good love story, and this, to me, is one of the most in depth and honest stories about love between two people that I’ve personally had the chance to act in. Lynn is a fabulous actress, and the process of Uncertainty itself is just based on improvisation and emotional authenticity as opposed to technical precision. You know, hitting your marks and saying your lines. I think it really allowed us to push the envelope of playing with those feelings of love. So… yeah. It makes for a good date movie."For me, my emotional state can go from one pole to another in the span of no time at all. I think that’s kind of what Uncertainty is about."-(500) Days of Summer has had such a long tail coming out of Sundance earlier this year. It made a killing, people love it, it’s still in theaters. What do you make of the sustained popular reaction to it?-I love that movie. You never have control over how the rest of the world is gonna feel about anything you make. I love other movies of mine that didn’t get as much attention, but it doesn’t mean I love them any less. I don’t know. It’s a funny dichotomy. To be a creative person I think you have to stick your guns and, in a certain way, not care what people think. But on the other hand I’m a citizen of the world, and I care very much what people think. There’s a less solid line between “us” and “them” than we’d like to believe. We’re all sort of made up of each other. What we think is largely affected by what everybody else thinks — no matter how strong we are. [Pause] Anyway. I don’t know why, but I’ve chosen you to be my esoteric interview for the day or something.
-(500) Days of Summer took an equally radical approach to a narrative about a relationship. What specifically were you trying to say or express about love in these films?-It’s the whole of it, really. The juxtaposition. Isn’t that how love is? It’s never only one thing. For me, my emotional state can go from one pole to another in the span of no time at all. I think that’s kind of what Uncertainty is about. I mean, movies in general tend to sort of portray time, space and identity as these very solid things. Time moves forward. Space is what it is. You are you, and you’re always you. These are all useful concepts if what you’re trying to do is go down to the grocery store and get a gallon of milk. I guess I’m getting far out, but what I look for in a movie is something that will fuck with my mind and unrest some of those stable building blocks that make up my consciousness. I think Uncertainty does that — it plays with those notions of time and space, and who are you? Are you sure you’re not other things, too? Yes, this seems to be happening right now, but what else is happening?-Are you nervous?
-You know what, man? I am. And I don’t get nervous. So that’s exciting. I stopped getting nervous a long time ago, so any time I do get nervous, which is rare — about work, anyway — I always take that as a really good sign". Source: www.movieline.com

Robert Pattinson: this generation's Leonardo DiCaprio?

Robert Pattinson on the red carpet for "New Moon" L.A. premiere, on 16th November 2009.
"Not since Leo, circa Titanic, has a young actor been so aggressively beloved by 13-year-old girls worldwide", writes Evgenia Peretz in her Vanity Fair profile of Robert Pattinson (Twilight's Hot Gleaming, December 2009). Peretz is right—and I would know. I was one of those teenage girls who got caught up in the "Leo-mania" fan frenzy in the late 90s. The first copy of Vanity Fair I ever bought was the January 1998 issue with Leo on the cover. I hung Tiger Beat and Teen Bop posters of Leo on my bedroom walls. And after I saw Titanic in the movie theater six times, one of my friends and I even created a Leo Web site, at a time when you could only access the Internet via a dial-up modem.Leonardo DiCaprio on the set of "Inception".Robert Pattinson on the set of "Remember me".

But among us teenagers, it was only DiCaprio who orbited in the true superstar stratosphere". Source: www.vanityfair.com
Leonardo DiCaprio and Claire Danes in "Romeo and Juliet" (1996).

"If Twilight was a fantasy twist on Romeo and Juliet, then New Moon is the story of Romeo, Juliet, and the boy who comes between them, Ned". Source: www.newsinfilm.com

GQ's Men of the Year party

Emile Hirsch arriving to the GQ party at Chateau Marmont in West Hollywood, on 18th November, 2009.

"The Chateau Marmont hosted GQ's Men of the Year Awards last night in LA. A few of the magazine's honorees, including Zach Galifianakis, Tom Ford, and Neil Patrick Harris joined forces with starlets like Olivia Wilde and AnnaLynne McCord".
Emile Hirsch. Source: www.popsugar.com
Amanda Seyfried, big laughs!Jaime King wearing a dress by Marc Jacobs Fall 2009 and golden heels.Marley Shelton."A lady sure does appreciate a man in a suit. Actress Olivia Wilde said, "I get a little bit more snazzy for the GQ party. You know what I like about this party? The men dress up too".
Source: www.theinsider.com
Olivia Wilde wearing a fitting bridal white dress by Marchesa.
Emile Hirsch with Olivia Wilde.

Olivia looked radiant in that white dress by Marchesa. Guess who wore recently another dress by Marchesa? Kristen Stewart attending a Jimmy Kimmel Live show:Kristen arriving to Jimmy Kimmel in a Marchesa Embroidered silk strapless dress.

"Brothers" - Dream clip video

Natalie Portman and Carey Mulligan in a scene from "Brothers" (2009).

"I was less enthusiastic about Tobey Maguire’s performance than I was by Jake Gyllenhaal’s more natural portrayal. In fact, it seems that every time I see Gyllenhaal in something, I’m reminded of how underrated he is as an actor.

The real story of the film, however, is the casting of Bailee Madison and Taylor Geare, two absolutely amazing young girls who knock it out of the park. Much credit is due to Sheridan, of course, who has shown in the past his ability to get great performances out of children. But these two ladies have talent to spare. It was a really nice surprise". Source: incontention.com

Bella's psychological wounds

Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart and Taylor Lautner in News Of The World magazine - November 2009.

"Director Weitz ("The Golden Compass"), taking the reins from "Twilight" helmer Catherine Hardwicke, and lenser Javier Aguirresarobe painstakingly depict the gloomy, dreamlike state of Bella's extended blues, and then pick up the pace about an hour in with several action sequences set in the rain-soaked woods near Forks, Wash.As expected, Edward soon reappears, albeit for confused reasons, and the quid pro quo eventually carries the action to a royal Italian vampire council (known as the Volturi), providing some handsome locations and a brief turn by Dakota Fanning as a mind-controlling, heavily made-up vampiress. The shortcuts needed to propel the narrative homeward feel a tad rushed, but screenwriter Melissa Rosenberg (who also penned "Twilight") wisely keeps things focused on Bella's ever-changing, mostly darkening emotional states, and whether she will end up choosing Edward or Jake.
Stewart is the heart and soul of the film, and not only because her Bella is surrounded by characters who literally have neither one nor the other. She gives both weight and depth to dialogue ("You're just warm. You're like your own sun") that would sound like typical chick-lit blather in the mouth of a less engaging actress, and she makes Bella's psychological wounds seem like the real deal". Source: www.variety.com
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"Remember me" trailer + pics

Emilie de Ravin, nymphish looking blonde actress, lucky of having shared screen with two remarkable actors: Joseph Gordon-Levitt ("Brick" by Rian Johnson) and Robert Pattinson ("Remember me" by Allen Coulter).
Emilie de Ravin and Joseph Gordon-Levitt in "Brick" (2005).

Robert Pattinson and Emilie de Ravin on the set of "Remember me" (2010).


Official Remember Me Trailer, starring Robert Pattinson and Emilie de Ravin.

When wackos are right

1. Invasion Of The Body Snatchers (1956)
There’s no more famous small-town crazy whom no one’s ever going to believe than Kevin McCarthy in Invasion Of The Body Snatchers. And there’s no more famous unheeded warning than his chilling prediction, delivered straight at the camera, “They’re here already! You’re next!” This was meant to be Body Snatchers’ final scene; the alien pod creatures that were slowly replacing our friends and relatives with exact duplicates were supposed to be unstoppable, and as they predicted, McCarthy would be considered a madman for claiming that such an unlikely thing was happening. But the film’s producers at Allied Artists found the scene unnerving (damn right, says we) and requested that director Don Siegel add a happy ending where a lucky coincidence pokes a hole in the aliens’ cover and (maybe) saves Earth. But it’s a testament to the power of the original that McCarthy’s hysterical, ignored call to action is the scene everyone remembers.4. 12 Monkeys (1995)
Right-leaning politicos have a lot to cheer for in 12 Monkeys: Anti-capitalist animal-rights advocate Brad Pitt is not only generally considered batshit insane, (confirming what most conservatives likely already think about animal-rights advocates and anti-capitalists), but he’s suspected of all but wiping out the human race as the leader of the Army Of The Twelve Monkeys. (Perhaps because he says things like “Wiping out the human race? That’s a great idea.”) Pitt, the son of a famous scientist and an expert in viruses, denies any plans to spread apocalyptic disease, but the authorities in his dystopic future world waste their time convinced he’s the culprit. Too bad, because Pitt didn’t do it, and time-traveling Bruce Willis—who, it should be noted, is also presumed crazy—discovers the actual villain too late to stop him.5. Donnie Darko (2001)
In some ways, Donnie Darko is like any other 15-year-old boy: He’s socially awkward, he sneaks cigarettes and booze when adults aren’t around, and he just wants a girlfriend. But in more clinical terms, he suffers from nightmarish visions and the “daylight hallucinations” usually associated with paranoid schizophrenia; in his visions, he gets visits from Frank, an apparently imaginary friend in a horrifying man-sized rabbit costume. Frank warns Donnie that the world will end in a few short weeks, but he also instructs him to flood his school, bone up on time travel, and burn down the house of a motivational speaker with a “kiddie-porn dungeon.” As strange as all this sounds, events play out in a way that suggests time travel is possible, that Donnie’s actions are justified and sensible, and that even a hideous imaginary bunny-man is right some of the time.6. The Forgotten (2004)
Does any actor portray disturbed individuals with more empathy than Julianne Moore? Too often, she invests those considerable skills into unworthy trash like The Forgotten, an otherwise B-level film that builds suspense for 80 minutes, then cops out with a generic “It was aliens!” ending. In The Forgotten, Moore is haunted by vivid memories of her son, whom she thinks died a year ago. But no one else remembers him, and doctors link Moore’s delusions to a traumatic miscarriage. In spite of evidence, she’s tempted to buy into their theories, until she meets another victim of disappeared-child syndrome. The subsequent chases, police action, and half-baked climax ultimately lead toward a happy ending. See, it isn’t always bad when the crazies are right.7. Frailty (2001)
Does God actually talk to Bill Paxton? That’s one of the questions swirling at the center of Frailty, along with “Do demons actually exist?” and “Is Matthew McConaughey seriously the voice of reason in this movie?” For the majority of the film, the respective answers are “No, Paxton just thinks He does,” “Of course not,” and “Surprisingly, yes.” Speaking to a shifty, skeptical FBI agent looking for a serial murderer known as the God’s Hands Killer, McConaughey reveals that he thinks the maniac might be his younger brother. Then he gives the agent a long account of their childhood, including the night their father (Paxton) told them that God points him toward people who are actually demons that need to be killed, dismembered, and buried in the rose garden. McConaughey says he never believed his dad’s nutty story, though his younger brother may have taken up the demon-killing project. But McConaughey lied about a few key points of the story, as the audience learns in the big reveal. Turns out God was talking to Paxton, demons do exist, and McConaughey was just pretending to be the voice of reason all along! 8. Bunny Lake Is Missing (1965)
In Otto Preminger’s atmospheric thriller Bunny Lake Is Missing, saucer-eyed Carol Lynley plays an impossibly young American single mother whose daughter goes missing after her first day of school in London. The problem? The school has no record to indicate that said daughter even exists. As an increasingly unhinged Lynley struggles in vain to find a girl nobody other than her and her brother Keir Dullea has ever seen, she encounters a series of ghoulish grotesques and one seriously unnerving doll hospital, and her hysteria mounts. John and Penelope Mortimer’s fiendishly clever adaptation of Evelyn Piper’s novel creates a free-floating air of paranoia, piles on red herrings, and cultivates reasonable doubt as to the existence of the title moppet before revealing that Dullea—who shares a creepily intense bond with his flighty sister—is ultimately behind the disappearance of the very real little girl. Ah, family. 9. Mirage (1965)
In a way, Edward Dmytryk’s thriller Mirage is just another take on the Bunny Lake story, except that instead of a daughter, hero Gregory Peck seems to have lost his mind, his memories, and several entire floors in his office building. After a power outage, Peck wanders around with years of his memories erased, which a psychiatrist tells him is flatly impossible. The key to his amnesia has something to do with his descent into a series of office sub-basements that have magically disappeared. The people around him keep contradicting his understanding of reality, and he gets increasingly unhinged, believing that people are out to kill him and a shadowy figure known only as The Major is stalking him. Strangely, he turns out to be correct on all counts, even about the missing basement floors.10. Conspiracy Theory (1997)
The nature of the devious plot that turns cabbie Mel Gibson into a raving nutbar in Conspiracy Theory is a ridiculously complicated mishmash involving brainwashed government super-assassins and an evil Patrick Stewart. But eventually, it all adds up. In a way, that’s the movie’s only real point: It’s designed so audiences first see Gibson as a harmless, dismissible psycho, then realize there’s something meaningful behind all his paranoid gabble, then wind up sympathizing with him and understanding that when he bursts in on semi-romantic-interest Julia Roberts, waving a gun and screaming “I was in the belly of a whale! No, they were in a wheelchair, I was crippled! There was a goldfish, and there wasn’t any gravy!” he’s actually describing real events as accurately as his addled state of mind will permit. Unfortunately, the film goes downhill from that hilariously giddy moment onward.11. Winter Kills (1979)
Working from a novel by Richard Condon (The Manchurian Candidate, Prizzi’s Honor), first-time director William Richert took a slantwise approach to the Kennedy assassination. Here, it’s a fictional president killed in Philadelphia rather than Dallas, but the various conspiracy theories swirling around JFK’s death come into play. The kicker: The real story is even wilder than anyone suspected. Jeff Bridges heads a star-packed cast caught in a blackly comic world where everyone has a hidden agenda, and paranoia is practically the same as common sense. In some respects, it’s a world the filmmakers knew well. Funded by a pair of marijuana dealers, one of whom was murdered during production, the film was barely completed—Richert and Bridges made another movie called The American Success Company during a shutdown, in part to secure funds to complete Winter Kills. Then it was barely released, in spite of glowing reviews. Did somebody get too close to the truth?12. The Parallax View (1974)
John F. Kennedy’s death haunted other ’70s thrillers, too. In Alan J. Pakula’s The Parallax View, Warren Beatty’s reporter attempts to lift the lid on the Seattle Space Needle death of a maverick presidential candidate. All roads lead Beatty to the Parallax Corporation, a mysterious business whose product appears to be untraceable murder. To infiltrate the company, Beatty poses as an eager-to-be-recruited sociopath, only to find that he’s done far too good a job constructing a cover story. Sometimes the crazies aren’t just right, they’re pawns in the game they’re trying to upset.13. Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991)
Although the first Terminator movie ended on a hopeful note, with Linda Hamilton destroying the robot sent back in time to kill her and the unborn son destined to protect humanity from a future machine revolt, it didn’t solve the biggest problem—there was still going to be a nuclear war, and billions of deaths. Director James Cameron brilliantly picked up that loose plot thread for the sequel, in which Hamilton discovers that knowing the future is a curse if nobody believes you. Obsessively driven to survive the coming apocalypse, she winds up locked in an asylum, where her shrink treats her outlandish stories of time-traveling murderous skeleton robots with the seriousness they seem to deserve.14. God Told Me To (1976)
B-movie auteur Larry Cohen begins his creepiest film with a sniper on a New York City water tower firing randomly and with deadly accuracy at the crowd below. When city cop Tony Lo Bianco corners him, the gunman smiles beatifically and explains, “God told me to.” He seems like a lone psycho—until similar murders break out across the city, with no apparent connection beyond “God” causing ordinary citizens to develop a homicidal religious mania and send their loved ones to heaven the hard way. (In God Told Me To’s most infamous sequence, a beat cop played by Andy Kaufman begins shooting wildly during the St. Patrick’s Day parade—a scene filmed guerilla-style during the real parade.) Lo Bianco is horrified to discover that the prime mover is a sinister Jesus-meets-Jim-Jones cult leader whose brainwashing powers come from the UFO that kidnapped and forcibly impregnated his virgin mother. The God story sounds sane by comparison.15. Rosemary’s Baby (1968)
In most movies, a hysterical woman babbling about how Satan raped her and cultists are out to steal her demon-child would be background color, the kind of bit character who exists to make things uncomfortable for the misunderstood protagonist temporarily locked up in a halfway house or an insane asylum. In Rosemary’s Baby, that character is the protagonist, and she has her story entirely straight. Too bad no one believes her—not that it’s any surprise. Her explanations aren’t any calmer or more rational than her wacky religious-guilt-inspired horror story". Source: www.avclub.com

Black Cat in Spider-Man 4?

"Speculation is running rampant that Peter Parker will go web-to-claw against Black Cat in "Spider-Man 4", with "Wedding Crashers" leading lady Rachel McAdams a supposed frontrunner for the role.ELISHA CUTHBERT: Despite her typical damsel-in-distress role as Jack Bauer's daughter on "24," Elisha Cuthbert has actually shown a lot of promise in the few action scenes she's filmed — when she's not staring down the ridiculous maw of a mountain lion, that is. Beyond that, she's got great emotional range as an actress. Wrap that up with the fact that she even looks like Hardy, and I think Cuthbert could be a serious contender for the role of Black Cat.Elisha Cuthbert and Emile Hirsch in "The girl next door" (2004).
RACHEL MCADAMS: Considering that much of this Black Cat speculation has "The Notebook" actress Rachel McAdams at the center, it's worth considering her merits, isn't it? Luckily for the rumor mill, McAdams is a great pick. She's virtually unrecognizable between her nasty turn in "Mean Girls" and her sweet-faced role in "Wedding Crashers" — not to mention her action-heavy performance in Wes Craven's "Red Eye" — meaning that McAdams can flip all of the switches needed to successfully play Felicia Hardy. If she does land the role as some have already suggested, I'd be hard pressed to find a reason to root against the casting choice". Source: splashpage.mtv.com

"While Sony Pictures insists no decisions have been made, sources tell me that the producers have approached Anne Hathaway to star in the film. Maybe you experts have an idea what she'll play? All I know is that she's wanted for a starring role, and she won't replace Kirsten Dunst who's also cast in the Spidey fourquel. UPDATE: You readers think the role is The Black Cat". Source: www.deadline.com

Kristen Stewart - Jimmy Fallon & Pattinson - Letterman

Kristen Stewart appeared on the Jimmy Fallon Show Wednesday night promoting New Moon. Kristen looked stunning as always, even sick. Great interview!! Watch her throw that football in that dress…and heels!


http://mrpattinson.com - Robert Pattinson on The David Letterman Show on November 18, 2009

Remember Robert Pattinson and Emilie de Ravin

Robert Pattinson and Emilie de Ravin play Tyler and Allie Craig in "Remember me" (2010):
Two stills from "Remember me" (2010).

ABC Interviews Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart, & Taylor Lautner

- What is the best thing to come out of the “Twi light” mania for you?

-Robert Pattinson: "Presenting at the Oscars and stuff, it’s just kind of so surreal. But there’s little things, like recently I’ve been working on the “Remember Me” trailer and I had very little time to organize it, but the control you’re given because of “Twilight’s” success is kind of incredible. It is an amazing feeling". Source: abcnews.go.com

Weezer's Raditude Motorola CLIQ contest

Rivers Cuomo has been in the studio last week and continuing into this week, working on getting previously unreleased material chosen and ready for the world for the upcoming releases of "Pinkerton: The Deluxe Edition", and "Odds And Ends", a collection of Weezer recordings that somehow never made it out before. Both of these releases are currently expected fairly early in the new year. This current studio work is the 'review, compare and tweak where needed' phase. Next comes mixing (where needs be) and sequencing, mastering, then finishing the artwork up.

Listen to The Weezer Rainbow - Blue + green + red on itunes, available Now!

A Weezer Twitterview is collected on askweezer.com, so you dont have to fish back thru the old Weez Twitter posts to find everything. Thanks for participating!
MTV visited Sidney the Raditude cover star and got a great interview with him. That dog has got some energy!
Check it out here.

Video interview with Rivers on Source: YoungHollywood.com

There is also an interesting contest to celebrate Weezer's new rad release "Raditude", which is in stores now. Weezer will perform a very special show at one very lucky college campus.

The T-Mobile Motorola CLIQ Challenge is a competition to see which college community has what it takes to get Weezer to their local campus by voting on Facebook at youcastcorp.com. The school with the biggest CLIQ will win a live performance from Weezer... and an award of up to $25,000 - $1 for every vote.

Dakota Fanning on Kissing Kristen Stewart

Dakota Fanning On Kissing Kristen Stewart: Dakota Fanning has been to many premieres, but she found the madness at the LA “New Moon” premiere a bit “overwhelming” and “surreal”. She also talked about her kissing scene with Kristen Stewart in the upcoming Joan Jett biopic, “The Runaways”.

Robert Pattinson at the New Moon Premiere video

Here's our unadulterated Robert Pattinson footage from last night's New Moon premiere for your enjoyment! The rest of the fun is coming up soon, but we didn't want to wait to bring you these goodies! He is so cute talking about how excited he is to show off the movie and joking about how particular he is about everything. Plus, tons of him interacting with all the fans who came out for the premiere.

Jake Gyllenhaal & Robert Pattinson: sexiest men in People's 2009 list

JAKE GYLLENHAAL, 28
"Jake is the kind of guy who can do a spot-on impression of someone you work with that will make you giggle", ravesBrothers costar Natalie Portman about the 28-year-old. "He plays guitar and has a great voice. Kids and dogs love him. He loves his mom and sister and girlfriend. He's perfect. Too bad he's ugly". From a sexy swashbuckler in the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise to quirkier roles like Edward Scissorhands, the 46-year-old star has had women swooning since his days as a teen detective on 21 Jump Street. Yet it's his devotion to his family that really makes the actor so endearing. "I could sit there all day and do nothing but watch them grow," he's said of children Lily-Rose, 10, and Jack, 7. "I'm totally inspired by them.""Johnny Depp takes the cover of People’s Sexiest Man Alive issue (he also scored the honor in 2003).

“Johnny Depp has magical powers. He’s unlike anyone else,” says actress Isla Fisher, who’s married to Sacha Baron Cohen. “He’s funny, generous and clever. It’s just a shame he’s so hard on the eyes.”

Other stars who made the cut: Jake Gyllenhaal, Ryan Reynolds and the Glee guys". Source: justjared.buzznet.com

ADAM LAMBERT
Think you have a shot with the American Idol star? You do if you're an upbeat person. "I love people with good energy," says Lambert, 27. "It's even better when you can hook up with one of them."What list of sexy men would be complete without the New Moon heartthrob? From his eyes to his artfully messy hair, the 23-year-old makes girls swoon the world over – or does he? As Pattinson says, "I still can't get a date."
"Those eyes. That pout. That stubble. The unkempt flow of his devil-may-care mane. Is it any wonder that People magazine has dubbed New Moon star Robert Pattinson the top hunk in show-biz? Source: www.people.com

"To the surprise of probably no one, R-Pattz got the Sexiest Man Alive nod from People for 2009, landing his dreamy mug on a new special double-issue. Pattinson beat out such studly competitors as Star Trek star Chris Pine andTransformers dude Shia LaBeouf for the honor". Source: www.celebuzz.com

"The Twilight series follows the shy Bella Swan, played by Kristen Stewart, who arrives in the town of Forks, Washington, and promptly falls in love with the “impossibly beautiful” Edward, a vampire destined to be 17-years-old for eternity.The self-effacing Pattinson believes it’s his character fans have fallen for, not him. “I think a lot of people want to hold up the Edward and Bella relationship as being an ideal relationship. It’s about total commitment but there’s always that sense of danger there as well.”A dangerous vampire he may be but he’s also charming, cultured and romantic. More importantly perhaps, he’s the hot guy that falls for the ordinary girl-next-door and that’s always going to resonate with hopeful teens.The ’Pattinson effect’ may now see fans fainting at the mere mention of his name, but rewind a couple of years to the news that he’d been cast in the lead role and there was an outcry from ’Twi-hards’ who labelled him “disgusting”, “scruffy” and even “repulsive”. There’s been much talk of an off-screen romance between Pattinson and Stewart, 19, something that neither party will confirm or deny despite recent photos of the pair holding hands in Paris.An accomplished musician, he also misses playing the piano and guitar at open mic nights, something he used to do when work dried up pre-Twilight. “I guess the only way to do gigs now is to do an album to silence everybody first. Then you can play as many gigs as you want.”To satisfy the teenage thirst for the boys and their pecs, “You get a lot of nipple shots in this movie,” says Pattinson laughing. Lautner piled on 30 pounds of muscle for the second movie and it’s his physical transformation that’s currently causing a stir. “I was really terrified,” says Pattinson chuckling. “I hadn’t worked out at all and then I saw Taylor at the beginning of the year and I did feel incredibly inadequate.”Aside from wishing to hide what he describes as his “pre-pubescent girl’s body”, the other reason he prefers to don the layers rather than take them off is so that fans “can’t see me hyperventilating”.Bewildered, almost apologetic about his success, it sounds like he has his family to thank for keeping him so grounded despite the hype. “I don’t think they really know what I’m doing,” he says with another infectious chuckle. “I still think they have trouble understanding I’m supposed to be an actor, the same way I do.”
Source: www.walesonline.co.uk

Joseph Gordon-Levitt: SNL Promo video

SNL Promo video: Joseph Gordon-Levitt
Joseph isn't like other Hollywood types.

Jake Gyllenhaal is reportedly hosting Saturday Night Live show on 5th December 2009, in a "Brothers" promotional episode. We'll stay tuned in! Source: iheartjake.suddenlaunch.com

Fants want Pattinson & Stewart together

More outtakes of Robert Pattinson in "Vanity Fair" magazine, December 2009.

"I dream explicit dreams about Edward. You can't put down what I dream about Edward. It is very, very erotic. It's not Rob Pattinson. It's Edward."That said, all the women feel that "there's a little bit of Edward in every guy" if you dig, but it seems unlikely that the dudes are going to bother to find out, let alone read the "7 Lessons Guys Can Learn from Edward Cullen" posted (by a woman) on YouTube". Source: www.jezebel.com

"Twilight is different from other vampire movies. Not to sound too girly, but I liked the love-story aspect. Edward's like an old-fashioned gentleman. He's got strength, speed, and a charm that women can't resist."If the Twilight saga taps into a vein of female fantasy and male failure, then Forks—smack-dab in the part of the country that gave us Kurt Cobain and Twin Peaks—truly is the perfect setting for it. Forks is, in a way, an emasculated town. It used to be a timber hub; right on Main Street there's a commemorative slab of Sitka spruce nearly 12 feet in diameter and marked by a sign that says: WELCOME TO FORKS: LOGGING CAPITAL OF THE WORLD. You can't miss the phallic symbolism."Jim Roden, a 37-year-old Navy reservist from Oregon who's about to ship off to Afghanistan, made a pilgrimage to Forks with his two young sons and his 33-year-old wife, Dawn. This whole Edward thing—Roden's given it some serious thought. "The seduction aspect of it, that forbidden romance, that hint of danger and intrigue—most of the girls dig that stuff, and most of the guys are not able to pan it out on a daily basis", he says. "It makes you think: Why can't I ante up and do those kinds of things? Have I slipped a little? Have I gotten a little too comfortable? When was the last time I bought her flowers? Or took her out? When was the last time I was spontaneous?"
Source: www.details.com

Kristen Stewart wears a dress with belt designed by Jason Wu.'The Twilight Saga: New Moon' stars Kristen Stewart and Taylor Lautner pose for the media at the Regal Pinnacle Stadium 18 during the Variety - The Children's Charity of Eastern Tennessee benefit screening on Tuesday, Nov. 17, 2009'. Source: www.knoxville.com

"Kristen Stewart has shot to fame since the beginning of the Twilight Saga, but the fame has not strayed her focus. The 19-year-old actress recently opened up to Parade magazine about diving into the role of Bella Swan and her romance with Robert Pattinson. “She is confident but not arrogant. Bella is like, ‘I’m allowed to make mistakes and I’m going to do things and take chances and not be ashamed of it”, Kristen explained about her character. “You see this girl really build herself back up, and by the time she makes this sort of rash decision to spend eternity with a vampire, you believe her. She’s lived life. She’s grown up.”With nailing the role of Bella, Kristen has had to face more fame than most actresses. "As soon as I stopped trying to control everything that came out of my mouth and every picture of me that came out, that's when I became so much happier,” Kristen revealed. “It wasn't like some big turning point; I've just grown into being able not to care as much. I realize that I'm not going to be able to influence the way everybody perceives me."As far as her relationship with Robert Pattinson, Kristen knows what people want, but she’s not opening-up about her personal relationship with him. “I get why fans want to know more about the cast as real people and they want us to be together and all of that. I just have to sort of not think about that”, Kristen explained. “People have a hard time separating us from our characters. There's an incredibly large group that spends most of their time absorbed in the lives of people who've gotten some notoriety. It's strange to me. I can't have anything to do with it or else I'd step in and mess it up for myself, I just let it fall by the wayside. It doesn't really affect me." Source: www.dailyfill.com

Kirsten Dunst Allure Photo Shoot & Interview

"Kirsten Dunst has played the victim of a vampire and the guillotine. But at our cover shoot, she was cheery and game for anything. See these exclusive outtakes from her shoot with photographer Carter Smith. For more photos, as well as the profile "Testing the Waters", pick up the December issue of Allure, on newsstands November 24.Dunst has been famous since she was 12, but she's low-key nonetheless: She drove to our shoot at Los Angeles's Franklin Canyon Lake in a silver Prius, and didn't ask for anything more than a Hansen's pomegranate soda throughout the steaming-hot day."Kirsten's hair has a great natural wave, but I wanted to make it more playful and tousled," said hairstylist Ken O'Rourke, shown here with the actress. He curled pieces with a curling iron, then misted the sections with a mix of water and mousse—his own concoction—to make the hair look "less polished", he said."My look for Kirsten was a sexed-up version of her usual laid-back approach to beauty," said makeup artist Polly Osmond, who applied short false eyelashes and rimmed her eyes with black liner, then added black mascara, cream blush, and nude lip gloss. Here, the actress poses carefully (it was muddy) for Smith in a cotton dress by Nolita.When Allure's creative director, Paul Cavaco (above), called the actress a week before the shoot to discuss clothes and ideas for the photographs, the actress was on her way to New Orleans. Her road trip through the South inspired her to suggest a Southern Gothic theme for the pictures. "You can see why Kirsten is a good actress," said Cavaco. "She is involved in the entire process."1999: WITH MICHELLE WILLIAMS IN DICK
"Michelle and I have remained friends. We played Deep Throat in the Watergate scandal. It's a really clever film. It's funny for kids, but also good for adults".2004: WITH THEN BOYFRIEND JAKE GYLLENHAAL AT THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW PREMIERE IN NEW YORK CITY
"I'm wearing a Chanel blazer, and all my hair is chopped off. I think that's fake snow. We were at the Museum of Natural History. If I saw him, it'd be nice to see him, but we're not good friends".2006: WITH SOFIA COPPOLA ON THE SET OF MARIE ANTOINETTE
"I remember this outfit because she's being cut in half—that kind of metaphor. She was interested in painting and dancing and not studying, and Louis XVI was thrown into it, as was she. He liked to make clocks. When you think of them like that, it's more human."2007: WITH KARL LAGERFELD AT THE CHANEL SHOW IN PARIS
"He uses the same stuff I do to make your hair look clean: Klorane dry shampoo. It's great stuff—you just have to shower less. It has a white powdery effect. He's from Germany, and I speak a little from my dad, so we chatted in German."2009: ON SET FOR A TAKASHI MURAKAMI VIDEO IN TOKYO
"There are girls who dress up like cartoons—they live out this weird fantasy that we would never live out in America. Murakami is so humble and kind. I collect art, but I can't afford Murakami". Dunst's role in All Good Things, which comes out in March, is different than anything she's done before. She plays Kathleen McCormack, the first wife of real-estate heir Robert A. Durst; McCormack disappeared in the early 1980s and has never been found. "I got to play out things emotionally —I can recognize the behavior I share with this character, then work things out that I didn't have a way of expressing", says the actress".Source: wwww.allure.com

Crazy Heart Movie Trailer

Is no one else creeped out by how Jeff Bridges looks like the perfect combination of Waylon Jennings and Kris Kristofferson? Here, he plays Bad Blake, a once famous country singer who has fallen from grace and is trying to claw his way back up to relevancy. Maggie Gyllenhaal plays a young reporter who falls for our hero, despite the fact that he is freakishly older than she is. Robert Duvall gets a small trailer mention as Blake’s dear ol’ dad. Source: citypaper.net

New Moon Red Carpet update

New Moon Premiere | Vídeo MySpace
Watch the stars of The Twilight Saga: New Moon from their red carpet premiere, including interviews with Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart, Taylor Lautner and more

MySpace partnered with Ustream to provide the exclusive live webcast of Summit Entertainment’s The Twilight Saga: New Moon Premiere Red Carpet on November 16.

o Total viewers: nearly 3,000,000
o Total uniques: over 2,000,000

A staggering nearly three million fans watched the live red carpet event. It was a huge success breaking the record to become the highest amount of viewers to tune in to a Ustream red carpet live webcast. It also set the record as the farthest reaching webcast for Ustream with over two million uniques.

Courtney Glynn, the winner of MySpace’s Red Carpet Correspondent contest, was granted the opportunity to interview the stars during the webcast and attended the premiere. The broadcast was co-hosted by Anya Marina, writer and performer of “Satellite Heart” on The Twilight Saga: New Moon Original Motion Picture Soundtrack and Quddus, current host of “The MySpace Music Feed.” In attendance from the film were Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson, Taylor Lautner, Ashley Greene, Dakota Fanning, Peter Facinelli, Elizabeth Reaser, Kellan Lutz, Michael Sheen, Nikki Reed, Noot Sear, Jamie Campbell Bower, director Chris Weitz, author Stephenie Meyer, along with celebrity guests 50 Cent, Richie Sambora, Joan Jett, Cat Deeley, Emma Roberts, Jennifer Love Hewitt, Jamie Kennedy, etc.

Emile Hirsch ("Everybody's trying to be my baby")

A musical video featuring some stills and scenes of Emile Hirsch in "The Emperor's Club", "The girl next door", "Alpha dog", "Into the wild", "Speed Racer", etc.

Songs "My Baby is All Right" by The Castaleers and "Everybody's trying to be my baby" by Johnny Cash & Carl Perkins.

"New Moon" premiere videos

Robert Pattinson’s Endorphin-Fueled ‘New Moon’ LA Premiere. Robert Pattinson, amazed at “The Twilight Saga: New Moon” premiere turn out, reveals how endorphins kicked in and powered him through the red carpet.


Kristen Stewart glams it up for “The Twilight Saga: New Moon” premiere in Westwood where she talks about the fan frenzy and how amazing the wolf pack are in the film. Watch their reactions when they are shown their Barbie dolls!
Source: www.acesshollywood.com

New eyes for the needy, sunglasses for the stars

Jake Gyllenhaal, in "New Eyes for the Needy" charity ad in InStyle magazine. New Eyes for the Needy which gives out prescription glasses to underprivileged countries. Jake said for the New Eyes for the needy campaign: "I’ve had rattling slummy exteroception ever since I was a lowercase banter — my mom prototypal took me to the student because I was blow into walls — and every instance my medication changed, we gave my older glasses to New Eyes. So when I started hunting for a drive that I had a strong, visceral unification to, I intellection of it and desired to hold alter cognisance to its work. New Eyes sends donated medication glasses to nonindustrial countries, and in the U.S. it distributes vouchers to patients for a liberated scrutiny and liberated glasses. There are so some grouping who hit intense exteroception and don’t undergo it. I’ve seen kids who were on the bounds of imperfectness discover of edifice who got glasses from New Eyes and their lives changed. It prefabricated me think, What if, when I was young, my parents hadn’t been wealthy to give me glasses? "

I think graduation eyeglasses or sunglasses give somebdy an air of heedful librarian or sexual magnet:Tobey Maguire wearing Oliver Peoples sunglasses.Tobey Maguire as Peter Parker in "Spiderman".James Franco in "Howl".James Franco as James Dean.James Dean.Robert Pattinson, the Twilight vampire needs sunglasses during his daydreaming.Lou Reed, original album cover from "New Sensations".Nick Twisp's girlfriend Sheeni wearing non heart-shaped Lolita sunglasses.Emile Hirsch at 7th Annual Tribeca Film Festival.Sean Penn and Heath Ledger.Brad Pitt with his daughter Shiloh.Carey Mulligan wears sunglasses on the set of "Wall Street 2" with Shia Labeouf.Olivia Wilde.Lindsay Lohan.Halle Berry with Matt Coffee/Brown sunglasses.Jared Leto.Ellen Pompeo.Xavier Samuel.Kate Beckinsale wearing Oliver Peoples - Harlot sunglasses.Zac Efron. Adam Lambert.

"New Moon" L.A. premiere

Kristen Stewart on Conan O'Brien show, on 16th November 2009.Dakota Fanning, Kristen Stewart and Joan Jett.Kristen Stewart wearing a white and black dress by Hervé Léger. Kristen Stewart wore a tulle strapless dress designed by Oscar de la Renta in "New Moon" L.A. premiere, on 16th November 2009.

Robert Pattinson, wearing a Gucci suit at "New Moon" premiere in L.A., on 16th November 2009.Dakota Fanning with Robert Pattinson.Taylor Lautner, Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart - "New Moon" L.A. Premiere After Party 11-16-2009.Dakota Fanning wore a black dress by Valentino Spring 2010 RTW collectionand Dolce & Gabbana Satin & Suede Platform Pumps.Nikki Reed wore a blue bubble-hemline dress by Burberry and Christian Louboutin heels:

Jim Sheridan - "Brothers" preview screening

"Six time Oscar® nominated Irish director Jim Sheridan (My Left Foot, In the Name of the Father) will attend an exclusive Irish Film & Television Academy preview screening of his latest feature film ‘Brothers’ in Dublin on Thursday 19 November 2009. The acclaimed filmmaker will participate in a post screening Q&A with IFTA Academy Members.‘Brothers’ tells the powerful story of two siblings, thirty-something Captain Sam Cahill (Tobey Maguire) and younger brother Tommy Cahill (Jake Gyllenhaal) who are polar opposites. A marine about to embark on his fourth tour of duty, Sam is a steadfast family man, married to his highschool sweetheart, the aptly named Grace (Natalie Portman) with whom he has two young daughters (Bailee Madison, Taylor Grace Geare). Tommy, his charismatic younger brother is a drifter out of jail who’s always gotten by won wit and charm. He slides easily into his role as family provocateur on his first night out of prison at Sam’s farewell dinner with their parents, Elise (Mare Winningham) and Hank Cahill (Sam Shepard), a retired marine. The ‘Brothers’exclusive preview screening will take place at Dublin’s Savoy Cinema, with John Maguire, film critic for the Sunday Business Post and Today FM's Ian Dempsey Breakfast Show, leading the Q&A with Mr. Sheridan". Source: www.iftn.ie

Ask Natalie, Jake and Tobey

"Aside from her immense talent (Oscar-nominee; Golden Globe-winner), Portman also has proven comedy chops (watch her rap for 'SNL'), is an animal rights advocate (PETA)and is what most consider gorgeous (see: her face). Co-star Gyllenhaal, whose splendid physique is worthy of mention (see our 'Prince of Persia' set visit), has racked up an impressive resume, including the acclaimed 'Brokeback Mountain' and cult-fave 'Donnie Darko.' Rounding out the cast is 'Spider Man' himself Tobey Maguire who, when he's not busy starring in the massive blockbuster franchise, is an avid poker player and took part in the 2007 World Series of Poker. This Saturday, Nov. 21, Moviefone is excited to host Natalie Portman, Jake Gyllenhaal and Tobey Maguire for an Unscripted interview where they'll be asking each other questions submitted by you. Ask them anything you'd like, just make sure you do it before Thursday, Nov. 19 (don't forget to include your first name and where you live). Then check back here on Monday, Nov. 30 to see if your question made the cut. Good luck! Source: insidemovies.moviefone.com

Kristen Stewart USA Today Photoshoot

Kristen Stewart in USA Today Photoshoot, 2009.

New Moon Clip

Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart and Dakota Fanning in "New Moon" clip.
This clip is the property of Summit Entertainment. No copyright infringment intended.

Natalie Portman will do sex scene in "Black Swan".

"Natalie Portman will have a "ecstasy-induced hungry aggressive angry" sex scene with Mila Kunis in the upcoming Darren Aronofsky-directed "Black Swan" film. Now, Portman has commented on it to V magazine. "It's not raunchy - it's extreme," she said.
Portman added why she was previously against getting nude on screen. "Previously I was figuring out my own sexual identity, likes and dislikes and all that stuff, and it's weird to be doing stuff on film as you're figuring it out," she said. "Also, being a sexual object when you're a kid is really uncomfortable." Source: www.worstpreviews.com

"The beautiful movie star Natalie Portman sat for Mario Testino in a London studio last month, looking a little bit rockabilly and a little bit Elvis in couture threads courtesy of stylist Clare Richardson". Watch Behind the scenes of Mario Testino's V62 cover shoot with Natalie Portman.

"New Moon": smoother than "Twilight"

"Chris Weitz has chosen a color palette (most notable in scenes involving the meadow and the confrontation in Italy) that is far more epic than fans might be used to. "I mean, just the colors and everything. It sounds really technical, but the first one had a kind-of blue tint to everything, which was to emphasize the coldness of Portland and everything."The colors in this are much more brown and gray, and it looks warmer than the first one," RPattz added. "I guess it's because of Jacob's introduction; I think that's what the idea was."

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"The most shocking thing, for me, is the absence of Edward and the fact that it's still a movie on its own," said Kristen Stewart, explaining that there aren't many film franchises that can essentially tell its lead actor to go on vacation for a whole movie, yet still turn out so well. "I always thought that the only way I could play my part in 'Twilight' was if I was so completely behind Bella's confidence in the fact that she knows [being with Edward] is what she wants. And so, as soon as that's taken away, it's not 'Twilight' anymore."It's like, all of a sudden, you think for a minute that there's another story in this world that Stephenie Meyer created, and it's totally with the werewolves, and you totally believe Bella's love for Jacob," Stewart continued. "And then, just as soon as you're convinced of that, Edward gets back in the picture. It's like the most tortured love triangle.""The shots are a lot smoother" Pattinson said of a key difference that he noticed. "There was something about [Hardwicke's] 'Twilight,' where everything was very handheld and kind of shaky and gritty-looking. This is a lot more about smoothness and elegance."According to Stewart, Weitz might also surprise the audience with the way he helped the saga's actors take their skills to the next level. "It was really hard to play, and thus hopefully it comes across," Stewart said of the acting in the film, which she has said was some of the toughest she's ever done". Source: www.mtv.com

"My character is kind of evil and mean,” she says, laughing. “I have to have these red eyes which are kind of scary-looking and some really cool scenes. There’s one involving me and all the main cast, and all the other Italian vampires. I wasn’t required to do anything really physical but Jane really wants to get Bella, who just kills my character.” But only metaphorically, right? “Right,” says Fanning. “Jane wants to cause Bella pain so badly and that’s weird because I am really good friends with Kristen in real life now. To be mean to one another is strange, although her being scared of me was kind of cool.”As chance would have it, Fanning was midway through reading Meyer’s Twilight series when she got the call about the film. “That made reading the parts about Jane really fun when I knew it was going to be me,” she chirps. “I read all four books in a week and really enjoyed them. I think everyone will get something from the movie. I think these films are really for everyone – kids and adults alike, boys and girls ...”With roles in the Twilight saga, present and future, Fanning, it would seem, is now guaranteed an extended run in a copper-bottomed hit.Just a few days after we meet she’s heading off to begin work on Twilight’s third instalment, Eclipse. “It is getting a bit like a big family,” she says, grinning. “I’m in the second and the third films, and I’m now in the fourth film [Breaking Dawn], too. I am not in too much of it, just a little bit. I make my appearance there to scare Kristen’s character. We start on Eclipse very soon and I have never done that before, where I go back to a movie to do the sequel. When I first signed up I was nervous and didn’t know what to expect. The only person I had ever met from the cast was Kristen, very briefly, like twice, but honestly they were the nicest most welcoming people and I got right into it straight away. I’d never really been the new girl on set.”
Source; www.heraldscotland.com

The beautiful Dakota Fanning returned to the show today. She chatted with Ellen about her role in "New Moon," what it was like working with Robert Pattinson and Taylor Lautner, and even got quite the surprise from Ellen! Watch it here.

No copyright infringement intended. All credits goes to The Ellen DeGeneres Show.

Dakota Fanning wearing platform strappy shoes by Marc Jacobs:

Happy 32nd Birthday, Maggie Gyllenhaal!

"Secretary" is just that; it has all the elements of traditional movie romance (they meet, they become attached to each other, he can't come to terms with his feelings, she encounters a rival for her affections, etc.), but it's built around a relationship whose foundation is physical pain.It is a great testament to this film that the majority of an initially hostile audience stuck with it and warmed to it as the tale went on; that they went away with some understanding of the strength of the heroine's feelings, if not of her desire itself.Maggie Gyllenhaal is remarkable in this central role. She never allows the character to be reduced to the sum of her psychological problems, but plays her, even when deep in depression, as a complex, imaginative, sometimes exuberant young woman. This makes it much easier to understand how the attraction between the central characters develops".
Source: www.eyeforfilm.co.uk

Maggie Gyllenhaal with her beloved brother Jake at Toronto Film Festival - Secretary Screening, 2002.Maggie and Jake Gyllenhaal at "Uncle Vanya" Off-Broadway Opening Night After Party, 2009.


Sesame Street: Word on the Street video, featuring among other guest stars, Jake and Maggie Gyllenhaal.

"When I reported on Crazy Heart in 2008, the film was affiliated with the CMT network, yet drew my interest with a cast that included Jeff Bridges, Maggie Gyllenhaal, and Robert Duval. All of these actors excel in roles steeped in the weathering of life and excess, and this tale of, “a washed-up, alcoholic country singer (Bridges) who gets his life back on track thanks to a reporter-type (Gyllenhaal),” obviously played to those strengths on the surface. The addition to the cast of Colin Farrell, forever in our good graces for In Bruges, made this a must-see no matter what.Here is the updated synopsis: Bad Blake is a broken-down, hard-living country music singer who’s had way too many marriages, far too many years on the road and one too many drinks way too many times. And yet, Bad can’t help but reach for salvation with the help of Jean, a journalist who discovers the real man behind the musician. Bad also becomes the mentor to a contemporary country star, Tommy Sweet (Colin Farrell), while simultaneously struggling in the rising young crooner’s shadow. Duval plays a character named Wayne Kramer, but the role is apparently unrelated to the same-named guitarist of the Mc5. At this point in his career, it would take a serious misstep by Bridges not to accept him in a salt-of-the-earth, man’s-man role such as this. There aren’t a lot of great, non-metro actors left who are genuinely convincing and not polarizing in “heartland” material, and with Bridges lending vocal duties to the songs as well, the number decreases yet again. The title also reminds me of Bridges underrated performance as a struggling father on the fringe in American Heart. Country rock musician T Bone Burnett contributed original music and co-produced the project.With less than a month before it’s theatrical roll-out, expect a trailer shortly. Fox Searchlight will release the film in select cities on December 16th". Source: www.slashfilm.com

Edward & Bella: "Something always brings me back to you"

I feel like during New Moon, Bella (Kristen Stewart) is constantly being pulled into memories of or with Edward (Robert Pattinson), and she's trying to be let go of, but it never works.

Normal coloring is present, pinkish coloring is past, and black & white is Twilight. Basically goes in the story of New Moon!

New Moon - Madrid Press Conference

Rueda de prensa Luna Nueva from Revista ACCION on Vimeo.

Entire Entire Madrid Press Conference. Questions and answers to New Moon stars Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart, Taylor Lautner and director Chris Weitz.

‘Twilight: Love Bites’

Watch a sneak peek of MTV’s “Twilight: Love Bites” examining the rumored romance between Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart. In this clip, director Catherine Hardwicke talks you through the pair’s intimate audition, re-enacting Kristen and Rob's first kiss on her bed.

New Moon premiere Live Stream

MySpace Twilight Saga: New Moon Red Carpet Live Stream
Live streaming the Red Carpet Premier for New Moon.
On Monday, November 16, fans of ‘The Twilight Saga: New Moon’ can experience the Los Angeles premiere, exclusively on MySpace. The red carpet arrivals will stream live beginning at 6:00 PM PT.

Fantasizing with Jake Gyllenhaal

"We also asked the following of male online daters nationwide: If you're thinking about a celebrity during sex with your partner, which one are you fantasizing about?"

Following are the complete results:Angelina Jolie: 30.0%Cameron Diaz: 18.0%Courtney Cox Arquette: 14.0%Halle Berry: 12.0%Jennifer Aniston: 8.0%Megan Fox: 6.0%Kim Khardashian: 4.0%Jessica Biel: 3.0%Drew Barrymore: 3.0%Salma Hayek: 2.0%

"We also asked the following of female online daters nationwide: If you're thinking about a celebrity during sex with your partner, which one are you fantasizing about?"

Following are the complete results: Robert Pattinson: 27.8% George Clooney: 25.0% Brad Pitt: 13.9% Shia LaBeouf: 11.1%Patrick Dempsey: 8.3%Bradley Cooper: 5.6%Ryan Seacrest: 3.8%Taye Diggs: 2.5%Jake Gyllenhaal: 2.0%Chace Crawford: 0.0%
Source: mpelembe.blogware.com

Jake Gyllenhaal: pushed for Best Suporting Actor

"Brothers" poster found yesterday afternoon in Canal Street subway station: "Jake Gyllenhaal and Sam Shepard are both going to be pushed for supporting for Brothers. It might be silly to mention Zach Galifianakis for a supporting nod, but the reason he might not be considered has nothing to do with his work and all to do with his reputation. If he were a “serious” actor turning in the same performance he would be a shoo-in. It’s just that he’s a comedy guy and no one takes them seriously. For all of the names up for consideration, check out the Gurus chart". Source: www.awardsdaily.com

Pattinson & Stewart - Munich event

Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson and Taylor Lautner present "Twilight: New Moon" during the HVB youth event in Munich, Germany, November 14 2009. See more pictures in www.lieblingsstars.com

Kristen Stewart wore a black strappy dress with scuba buckle belted waist from the Spring 2010 collection by Gucci and Yves Saint Laurent Black Suede 'Gaby' Platform Pumps. Source: coolspotters.com

Twilight - Sixdays 2009

Robert Pattinson: three recent interviews

"Lovestruck Robert Pattinson tried to impress his Twilight co-star Kristen Stewart by faking a love of highbrow films.Director Catherine Hardwicke has confirmed the pair are an item after revealing Stewart decided she wanted give it "a go" and be with the British actor. Pattinson reportedly asked Stewart to marry him several times a week, and now he admits he had to fight for her attention by pretending to be interested in intellectual films and authors.He says, "I thought to myself, because she's so serious, I've got to be really serious. I felt like an idiot just following her around saying, 'You really should read some Zola, and there's this amazing Truffaut movie'. Source: www.imdb.com

Hollyscoop: Edward is always looking out for Bella and her well being but you decide to leave Bella for a bit, why is that?Rob Pattinson:” He’s just bored" he joked. "No, I think there is something about being deeply in love with someone that you start to doubt everything about yourself and see all your flaws and faults and I think it gets to such an extreme with Edward that he thinks he does not deserve to be with her anyway and thinks…and it gets even further than that he thinks that just by being with her he’s sowing her so and further than putting her out of the danger zone he decides he has to leave, he cant handle it."HS: You play a vision for a majority of the film, was that difficult?

RP: “I guess to film it wasn’t that difficult, but it was quite difficult to know what I was actually doing. I wasn’t supposed to playing Edward as such, I was playing a figment of Bella's imagination so I kind of wanted Kristen to tell me how to do it but I was a little embarrassed. So I would say, Kristen how would you play me, what’s your impression of Edward? So it was kind of tough."
HS: You had a lot of passionate kissing scenes in the movie, is it difficult to get in the mode when you're surrounded by so many people during shooting?RP: "Yeah... anything that has to do with pure, pure physical stuff is always quite difficult cause you… Always the kisses in Twilight or anything kind of intimate is such a massive part of the story, that its you have to tell a story within that and so even in the first one there was quite complicated scenes and they are always a really pivotal moment there is never… maybe there is one kiss in New Moon; right at the beginning where there is one kiss and there is nothing to it, its just that a normal kiss. But all the other times it’s always about either getting reunited with someone or leaving, I guess.”

HS: What was your favorite scene to shoot?RP: "I really like the scene just before the breakup scene, the night before the breakup scene right in front of Bella’s house. Mainly because we kinda re-wrote the whole thing on the night doing it and it was just from the kind of feel of what felt right and it really showed how great Chris [Weitz, the director] is; cause we finished the scene and I went up to Chris and I said I wish we said something else, and then they changed all the lighting around and we did it again and Kristen ended up saying a new line perfectly, which I cannot say but I felt it was the right line to say and that was kind of amazing." Check out the video clip of Hollyscoop's exclusive interview with Rob below... Source: www.hollyscoop.com


Hollywood.com Interview: How did Pattinson feel about his expanded role in New Moon?