The Runaways biopic, starring Twilight’s Kristen Stewart and Dakota Fanning, melted the snow at its Sundance premiere and hits theaters across the U.S. on March 19th. While fans have gotten a few sneak peeks at the film via its teaser trailers, Rolling Stone now has your exclusive on what songs will feature on the film’s punk rock soundtrack. Since this is a film about the Runaways, the group’s catalog features heavily on the disc, and its track list is split between the original recordings and new versions by Fanning, who plays Cherie Currie, and Stewart, who portrays Joan Jett. Rounding out the album are 1975-era punk anthems by MC5, Nick Gilder, Sex Pistols, David Bowie and more.

That’s the soundtrack artwork up top and it’s pretty sweet, with a literal “cherry bomb” against the backdrop of a well-worn vinyl sleeve. The Runaways soundtrack will be available digitally on March 16th, with a physical release planned for March 23rd. You can pre-order both formats over on the soundtrack’s official Website.

1. Nick Gilder – “Roxy Roller”
2. Suzi Quatro – “The Wild One”
3. MC5 – “It’s A Man’s Man’s Man’s World”
4. David Bowie – “Rebel Rebel”
5. Dakota Fanning – “Cherry Bomb”
6. The Runaway – “Hollywood”
7. Dakota Fanning – “California Paradise”
8. The Runaways – “You Drive Me Wild”
9. Dakota Fanning & Kristen Stewart – “Queens Of Noise”
10. Kristen Stewart & Dakota Fanning – “Dead End Justice”
11. The Stooges – “I Wanna Be Your Dog”
12. The Runaways – “I Wanna Be Where The Boys Are (Live)”
13. Sex Pistols – “Pretty Vacant”
14. Joan Jett – “Don’t Abuse Me”

The good thing about Robert Pattinson coming out with a new movie — you know, in addition to the fact that he’s coming out with a new movie — is that his ever popular face will have to make obligatory stops at all many popular TV outlets to promote it. While the “Remember Me” tour will be a bit less involved than the “New Moon” on was, we’re pretty excited about all of the TV shows he is going to be frequenting. What’s even more exciting is that most of the visits will be firsts.

“THE TODAY SHOW”- March 1

Rob’s first stop on the press tour stars March 1, where he will be kicking it off with a visit to “The Today Show.” This isn’t quite a debut, considering he already visited Matt Lauer while promoting “New Moon.” However, we really dug the interview at the time, and we’re sure Matt will pull out a great repeat performance.

“LATE NIGHT WITH JIMMY FALLON”- MARCH 1

It might seem surprising that March 1 will also mark Rob’s first appearance on “Late Night with Jimmy Fallon” (Kristen Stewart and Taylor Lautner both made appearances here for “New Moon”) considering as recently as February 10 he “made” a cameo appearance. Hopefully Rob will be able to get back at Jimmy Fallon for all his “Robert is Bothered” skits, maybe with a “Jimmy Fallon isn’t as funny as he thinks he is and that bothers all of us” one? Yeah, we know it’s not as catchy, but we’re working on it.

“THE VIEW”- MARCH 2

On Tuesday March 2, Rob will make his debut appearance on “The View” alongside costar Emilie de Ravin. ABC seemed pretty excited about it on their website news post, and they should have every reason to be. In fact, we’re surprised it took them this long to find an excuse to get him on!

“THE DAILY SHOW” – MARCH 2

If old women fawning over our favorite Brit isn’t quite your think, Rob will also be making his first appearance on “The Daily Show with Jon Stewart” (!!!) that night. In fact, we are so excited about this appearance that we aren’t even going to waste our times speculating on how Jon Stewart will treat Rob. Hopefully however that appearance goes, it will blow our minds.

As for Rob’s “Twilight” costar, Kristen Stewart (her new movie “The Runaways” is out March 19), she’ll taking a seat on Jay Leno’s new “The Tonight Show” couch on March 10.

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As a newly crowned rising industry star, will Kristen Stewart be able to lay the fang-frenzy to rest and continue down the path of prosperity?

US humorist Erma Bombeck once wrote, ‘Don’t confuse fame with success. Madonna is one; Helen Keller is another.’ perhaps this years winner of the Orange Rising Star Award, Kristen Stewart, had read this before. The only award voted for by the public at the prodigious BAFTAs has since its inception been a clear indication to both the public and the industry of stand out young talent, one to keenly watch in most simple terms.

Miss Stewart in all fairness is one of these; an exciting actress who’s CV is rapidly increasing in strength; nominated by a varied panel of experts just to be in for the running. Her performances of late are noticeably entering maturer waters; in forthcoming drama The Yellow Handkerchief, indiewood piece Adventureland and as Joan Jett in Floria Sigismondi’s upcoming rock-biopic The Runaways.

With the likes of Eva Green and James McAvoy winning in the past and Cary Mulligan and Adventureland co-star Jesse Eisenberg also up for this years coveted trophy you would be forgiven for thinking that Stewart would be all smiles and weepy speeches on being named this years winner. Alas no. Her reaction was closer to shocked grief, like being told Fido had unfortunately escaped the yard and now lay splattered on the street due to a speeding motorist: “I can’t believe this…”

Presenter Edith Bowman opened the post-ceremony interview with platitudes of how special it must be to be voted for by the public and to her alarm got an honest answer in a world were much more than the films are scripted.

“Hmmm… yeah, I dunno… Ah, I guess, of course.” Was Stewart’s initial response. “I’m very thankful for the fans of Twilight and ah… Not just exclusively the fans of Twilight, ah you know, it’s a pretty cool thing.”

Stewart seems to be under no illusions; she more than understands the cult like intensity franchise fans can possess. Indeed, that very night herself and co-star Robert Pattison had to arrive separately to save working the crowd into frenzy. Soon turning into a fast paced ramble as Stewart continued to fumble through putting her finger on it, the interview ended strangely with previous years winner Noel Clarke repeatedly reassuring her that it wasn’t ‘just about Twilight’ and she should be proud.

While you could argue it’s hard to sympathise with someone gaining success and fortune from a dedicated fan-base, the attention must get tedious. As seen before with Star Wars and Harry Potter, successful franchises can often be more of a curse than a blessing to an actor’s career. Harrison Ford may be remembered for playing Han, Indy and the President but alas, Mark Hamill will forever be Luke Skywalker to millions. Perhaps learning from the aforementioned, Daniel Radcliffe has wisely taking steps out of the wizard realm with roles in the stage play Equus and Rod Hardy’s low-key drama December Boys both going some to way to changing his image.

Stewart, herself the same age as Radcliffe, has even more varied features to her name, making sure to attempt something vastly different between every Twilight release. Despite how she may or may not of come to gain the Rising Star Award the honour will no doubt further boost her credibility and standing in the industry. At very least it’s a good omen, one glance at Green and McAvoy’s skyrocketing careers post win and you can’t help but visualise how Hollywood with soon be carefully placing ‘BAFTA Winner’ in trailers and on posters for future Stewart featuring titles.

It will be most interesting to see were Stewart finds herself as an actress when the fang-loving frenzy has cooled down. Yet standing at the podium for the entire world to see last week, Stewart was all twitch, hair stroking and lip biting; far from lapping up the glitz and glamour like most of her contemporaries happily do. She seemed to want to be anywhere else in the world, uncomfortable with her own celebrity, desperate to get back to her seat, back to the hotel, back to normality. At this juncture it’s a tough one to call. Let’s just hope for her sake it won’t be a case of Bella forever.

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Robert Pattinson will be on “The Daily Show with Jon Stewart” on Tuesday, March 2.
Gossip Cop confirmed the booking with a representative for the show.
Pattinson will be in New York promoting his film, “Remember Me.”
He and co-star Emilie de Ravin will appear together on “The View” earlier that day.
As Gossip Cop previously reported, he’ll also be seen that week on “Late Night with Jimmy Fallon,” celebrating the host’s one-year anniversary.
Fallon has had some fun with Pattinson in the past.

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AS IT celebrates the launch of its new site (which went live yesterday – take a look), GQ.COM has announced its list of the most important men in British fashion – and the top 100 have been judged on more than just their financial muscle. As well as business acumen, the team has also appraised their creativity and social connections, coming up with a list with some likely suspects – and some more surprising choices.

Sir Philip Green, perhaps unsurprisingly, tops the list for his power and reach followed by Sir Harold Tillman and Selfridges ceo Paul Kelly. Designers Sir Paul Smith, Christopher Bailey and John Galliano also make the top 10, but perhaps more unexpected is the inclusion of Robert Pattinson inside the top 5.
“He’s today’s ultimate male fashion icon,” the GQ.COM team says.

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