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
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 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
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 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.
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.
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
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
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..jpg)
"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?"
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 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
2004: WITH THEN BOYFRIEND JAKE GYLLENHAAL AT THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW PREMIERE IN NEW YORK CITY
2006: WITH SOFIA COPPOLA ON THE SET OF MARIE ANTOINETTE
2007: WITH KARL LAGERFELD AT THE CHANEL SHOW IN PARIS
2009: ON SET FOR A TAKASHI MURAKAMI VIDEO IN TOKYO
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
