I’ve updated the gallery with high quality photos from Kristen’s 2010 E.W. photoshoot. Click on the images or the link and enjoy!

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Bringing his weekend to an exciting end, Robert Pattinson was spotted out and about in West Hollywood last night (August 29).

Looking to have imbibed on a beverage or two, the “Remember Me” stud wore a hat and sported a beard as he made his way from SoHo House to the Trousdale nightclub for Jimmy Fallon’s Emmy After Party.

In related news, it seems the comic book chronicling Kristen Stewart’s rise to fame is actually doing better than that of Robert Pattinson.

A comic industry insider told press, “The Kristen comic has sold out everywhere. It’s a massive success and even now fans are clamoring to get one. It’s even more popular that the Robert Pattinson comic.”

“The good news is that Bluewater Productions is now printing a second run of the comic with added chapters featuring Kristen’s most recent successes.”

source:  Celebrity-gossip.net

Twilight star Robert Pattinson will reportedly play a villain opposite actress Angelina Jolie in a new movie.

Pattinson might play one of the sons of the two policemen murdered by Jolie’s character in a new Clint Eastwood movie Unforgiven. The movie is based on the television mini series by BBC.

His character will be involved in a revenge campaign against the woman, played by Mrs. Brad Pitt, who was eventually released after fifteen years of imprisonment for the crime. The woman murdered two policemen after they attempted to evict her and her family from the farmhouse where they live.

The project is being developed with Jolie in mind; but she has not committed to it yet.

Lainey Gossip reports that “there’s speculation in the wind that Robert Pattinson has been tapped for this project.” The actor met late last year with Angelina Jolie’s attorney Robert Offer, “so his recent trip to see [her movie] Salt with his agent is suddenly rife with new possibility.”

The 24-year-old actor had recently saw the actress’ new film, Salt, with his agent.

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I’ve updated the gallery with high quality photos of Kristen at Buenos Aires Airport on Aug 28th!

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Kristen Stewart > Candids > Candids from 2010 > Kristen at Buenos Aires Airport – 8/28/10

20th Century Fox’s new film “Water for Elephants” recently wrapped a two week shoot in Chattanooga—leaving a $1 million footprint in local economic impact.

Based on the New York Times #1 bestseller written by Sara Gruen, the film has stirred a cult following and has been billed by those in the industry as Academy Award material.

And now the film has put Chattanooga on the map for filmmakers—building momentum toward future filming projects.

The role of the Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum (TVRM) in providing a vintage train and dedicated 3-mile track for the film set was the key to landing the shoot with 20th Century Fox.

“The Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum is what makes Chattanooga unique for filming,” says TVRM Marketing Coordinator Steve Freer, who has been working for almost two years to attract “Water for Elephants” to film in Chattanooga. “Vintage trains are getting harder to find, and we have several steam engines which are even more difficult to find because they are expensive to operate and maintain.”

Railroad museums have historically been involved in filmmaking, according to TVRM President and CEO Tim Andrews, who adds that the Tennessee Valley Railroad has enjoyed a long relationship working with Hollywood films from shooting train scenes for George Clooney’s multimillion dollar movie “Leatherheads” to the CBS television series “Christy” to the 1971 Jimmy Stewart film “Fool’s Parade.”

Nathan Lux, Tennessee Film, Entertainment & Music Commission, says, “This film will showcase Tennessee’s beautiful locations to the rest of the world which is one of the reasons we fight so hard to bring productions to our state. FOX didn’t want to shoot this feature outside L.A. but our trains and landscapes were just too compelling.”

During the film shoot at Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum, Chattanooga Southeast Tennessee Film Commission officials and TVRM President and CEO Tim Andrews had the opportunity to visit the set and speak with producers and crew.

Walking along the railroad track, with the train hissing and bellowing in the background, the Film Commission Officials focused their conversation with the producers and location scout on filming in Chattanooga—what they liked about the city, what was most helpful to their filming experience, and if they would consider coming back to shoot future projects in the area.

When a film chooses to locate production in a city like Chattanooga, there is a significant impact to the local economy. In the short two-week period the film “Water for Elephants” spent shooting in Chattanooga, the team spent nearly $1 million on local accommodations and services.

20th Century Fox footed the bill for nearly $100,000 in hotel rooms alone—with offices located at the Sheraton Read House and crew housed at the historic Chattanooga Choo Choo and the Courtyard by Marriott Downtown.

Executive Producer Kevin Halloran commented, “I’ve only been here a short time, but we’re using everything—dry cleaners, grocery stores, drug stores, hotel, restaurants.” Having spent time exploring the city, Halloran says he definitely sees potential in Chattanooga for future filming locations—perhaps for a Speakeasy or gangster setting.

What draws a film crew to shoot in a city like Chattanooga ranges from local crew available to work on the film set to locations for shooting to state incentives for filming. But beyond the tangibles, film crews also appreciate a welcoming local culture and people.

Producer Andrew Tennenbaum says, “You guys have helped us a lot between the crews, the locations, the film incentives, and ultimately the people. The people have been so incredibly welcoming and gracious and open—from the local retailers to some of the restaurateurs. We’ve become friendly with some really, really cool people down here.”

Working behind the scenes with 20th Century Fox for over a month, helping location scouts and crew connect with local accommodations and services, Education, Arts & Culture Administrator and Film Commissioner Missy Crutchfield says, “They love our city because the people are so nice and that they have been able to come in and out without being bothered, and that is very important.

We have to respect that to keep attracting these projects. They are here putting money into our economy, which is great. With every production dollar budgeted, there is a multiplier effect leveraged at about 2.5 times in the local community.”

In its four years, the Chattanooga Film Commission has attracted advertising projects such as DIRECTV commercials and a shoot for the George Clooney multi-million dollar movie “Leatherheads.” And there are a number of other commercials, industrials, and feature films to come. Simultaneously, the film commission has also partnered with Chattanooga State to offer a film production certificate program to build a film production crew base in Chattanooga.

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When EW.com launched its ultimate Sexy Beast tournament on July 19, we were simply looking to have a little summertime fun: Take 64 of the hottest vampires, werewolves, aliens, mutants, monsters, and machines ever to grace the pop-culture landscape; pit them against one another in a good old-fashioned, single-elimination bracket tourney; see who prevailed (while indulging in a little eye-candy perusal in the process).

ittle did we know how heated the battle would get. In a 30-day period, and fueled by Facebook and Twitter campaigns for a number of our combatants, EW.com readers racked up more than 1.5 million votes, and whittled the field down to just two players: the Twilight saga’s sensitive heartthrob Edward Cullen (Robert Pattinson) and The Vampire Diaries‘ winkingly nefarious Damon Salvatore (Ian Somerhalder).

Along the way there were upsets (Battlestar Galactica‘s slinky Number Six ousted in the second round), surprises (Charmed‘s Cole Turner/Belthazor going all the way to the round of 16), and heartbreaks (Ms. Pac-man making a humiliatingly early exit).

Still, the final Edward-v.-Damon showdown trumped ‘em all. Our polls were open for 72 hours, and midway through the final day of voting, the virile vampires were separated by less than 200 votes. With six hours remaining, and our finalists still locked in a statistical dead-heat, EW.com’s Sexy Beast special-ops team decided to hide our poll results, and began to plan a special issue of Entertainment Weekly commemorating a tournament that had becoming nothing short of an Internet sensation. When the blood, sweat, and broken fangs were wiped away, who was the winner? Let this be the official reveal: Damon Salvatore eked out a mild upset victory over Edward Cullen by a margin of 138,630 to 134,728, a difference of just 3,902 votes. (Click here for one last look at how our entire, 64-beast bracket played out.)

Maybe it was a last-minute Tweet from Somerhalder himself –”That Pattinson guy will end up kicking my butt, however thanks for taking the time, that’s really cool : )” –that turned the tide in favor of his character. Or maybe it was a get-out-the-vote campaign by Somerhalder’s co-star Matt Davis (Alaric). “I think he text-messaged Justin Bieber and said ‘Hey, would you please vote for my friend?’ I’m not even kidding,” Somerhalder tells EW. But whether you happened to be Team Damon or Team Edward — or even Team Wolverine, Team Alcide, Team Neytiri, or Team Beast (from Disney’s Beauty and the Beast, naturally) — we thank you for your participation and enthusiasm.

For more on EW.com’s Sexy Beast tournament — including an interview with winner Ian Somerhalder—pick up the new issue of Entertainment Weekly, on stands August 27.

source: EW.Com

It’s no surprise that the fanged “cold ones” have taken over Hollywood, and in some cases, people’s lives. But don’t count on their reign ending anytime soon.

According to the Hollywood Reporter, calculations show that this vampire craze, which started back in 2008 with the release of Twilight, has generated an insane amount of money!

How much, you ask?

Seven billion dollars (!) in less than two years! It can’t all be credited to Edward and Bella, though, sorry.

In addition to Stephenie Meyer’s saga are books by a ton of other authors writing about sucking blood all night. TV shows like True Blood and Vampire Diaries also put the undead on the map and brought in some dough. Even the Twilight spoof Vampires Suck racked in a whopping $20 million in the box office.

So if you thought this fad was coming to its end, you thought wrong, my friend.

source: eonline.com

Breaking Dawn Unsafe to Film

He plays a blood sucking vampire in the Twilight movies, but filming the latest installment may prove too dangerous even for Robert Pattinson. RadarOnline.com has learned that while the cast has been waiting to sink their teeth into the final movie, the unsafe location may delay or even cancel some of the shooting.

Pattinson, along with Kristen Stewart and Taylor Lautner were due to start filming The Twilight Saga Breaking Dawn – Part 2 in Brazil within the next few weeks.

But due to last week’s violence in Rio De Janeiro where 35 civilians were taken hostage and one killed, police reportedly are urging Summit Entertainment to rethink their schedule.

But when asked about the dangers, a spokesman for the film company dodged the bullet.

“The possibility of filming portions of THE TWILIGHT SAGA: BREAKING DAWN in Brazil has always been under consideration and we are continuing to scout locations within the country.”