I’ve updated the gallery with photos of Kristen at the screening of ‘Welcome To The Rileys’ on October 18th, in New York City.  Enjoy!

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While she opted to pass up on the red carpet walk, At the Spike TV Scream Awards – October 16, 2010 showed up as expected for Spike TV’s Scream 2010 Awards in Los Angeles, California on Saturday night (October 16).

Looking darling in a white and black dress, the Bella Swan babe proudly took the stage at the Greek Theatre venue to accept the Best Fantasy Actress trophy.

Giving fans plenty of action, the 2010 Scream Awards feature a tribute to the end of “Lost,” the premiere of footage from Scream 4, a 25th-anniversary celebration of Back to the Future and a musical performance by M.I.A.

The not-to-be-missed event airs on Spike TV on Tuesday, October 19 at 9PM ET/PT.

source: celebrity-gossip.net

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Ten Things We Know About ‘Breaking Dawn’

It pays. Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson and Taylor Lautner will enjoy hefty pay increases, bringing in $25 million each for …More

The secret’s out. When “Breaking Dawn” takes its cast and crew to New Orleans and Vancouver, both towns (and the rest of the world) now know Rob and Kristen’s relationship is the real deal.

The script is AWESOME. Peter Facinelli aka Carlisle Cullen tweeted his enthusiasm about the twists and turns to come, saying: “I must say…AWESOME! Very excited.”

Bella’s birth scene will be “intense.” Screenwriter Melissa Rosenberg says that when Bella gives birth to Renesmee, (who will be played by cutie newcomer Mackenzie Foy, at left) it will be as “visceral” as it is in the book.

The vampire army is ready to rock. The following up-and-comers will join Bella and Edward in battle against the Volturi: (clockwise from top left – Christian Camargo, Rami Malek, Mia Maestro and Lee Pace.)

There’s a new bad girl in Forks. Former “Lost” star Maggie Grace will play Denali coven member Irina, who harbors a grudge against Bella and Edward’s daughter Renesmee.

It won’t be in 3D. Sorry Twi-hards, but action-packed wolf-on-vamp action (as seen at left) won’t come at you in eye-popping 3D. Thankfully, neither will Bella’s bloody birth scene!

There will be sex. We’ll keep it clean, but “Breaking Dawn” actor Jackson Rathbone has said he’s excited to see Bella and Edward consummate their eternal love. He’s not the only one!

Ashley Greene will be buffer. Edward’s soothsaying vampire sister Alice will be toned as ever, thanks to Ashley’s frequent trips to the gym!

This guy’s in charge. Bill Condon, the man behind “Dreamgirls” and a producer of the Oscars telecast, will direct “Breaking Dawn.” He’s the guy Robsten will thank at the MTV Movie Awards!

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The Twilight Saga launched Kristen Stewart into mega-stardom, but if one of her co-workers is to be believed, starring in the vampire series is really starting to suck for her.

While promoting Stewart’s upcoming movie, Welcome to the Rileys (out November 5 in the United States), director Jake Scott let slip—okay, flat-out stated—that K-Stew has grown weary of portraying lovestruck vampire groupie Bella Swan:

“[Kristen]‘s been playing this same character in—what?—two or three movies now, and that frustrates her…She wants to be taken seriously as an actress—and the crazy thing is, before Twilight, she was doing that kind of work…She’s very proud of her work in this movie.”

Though Rileys—in which Stewart plays underage New Orleans stripper Mallory, who’s taken under the wing of traveling businessman Doug Riley (James Gandolfini)—is just now receiving its theatrical release, it was actually filmed in late fall 2008, right about the time that the first Twilight movie was released, making her an overnight star.

Luckily for Stewart, she’ll be free of her burden once she wraps the two-part Twilight finale Breaking Dawn, which she’s currently preparing to film. In the meantime, she’s upped her non-Twilight cred considerably in the Joan Jett biopic The Runaways and the recently lensed adaptation of Jack Kerouac’s classic Beat Generation novel On the Road.

source: celebuzz.com

According to reports, Robert Pattinson’s impressive performances and unquestionable dedication to his craft have gained him another fan.

The Dallas Morning News interview the author of Water For Elephants, Sara Gruen whose novel has been adapted into a movie that Rob has recently finished filming.

When asked about the decision to cast Rob as the leading male in the movie, she said: “I think Robert Pattinson is really going to shine in that role. He’s so dedicated.

“This was a rough-and-tumble shoot, and when I was there on the set, he’d be lying in the dirt for 18 straight takes in a row, and he would nail every single one.”

She added: “He’s a nice guy, and he reads. He always has a book in his hand.”

source: Entertainmentwise.com