Senin, 23 Mei 2011

Kellan Lutz: A coconut fan


Now news that Twilight Star Kellan Lutz was spotted holding a container of O.N.E. coconut water while leaving the studios of the Chelsea Lately show has crossed the TDIV news desk. What a week!

As you can see from the picture below, the 26-year-old actor/model and PETA spokesman can clearly be seen carrying a vessel that contains what is being called “the new celeb drink of choice.” That would of course be O.N.E. Coconut Water.

And why wouldn’t he indulge in the all natural potassium filled refreshment? It sounds absolutely delightful.

According to O.N.E.:


O.N.E.’s 100% natural coconut water drinks are better than water for hydrating, contain more potassium than a banana, and have five essential electrolytes; unlike sports drinks they are made without sugar or any artificial additives.
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TINIE TEMPAH RAPS ABOUT ROBERT PATTINSON


You'd better believe it. Baby. Tinie Tempah has been swept up intoTwilight mania and become a dedicated Twi-hard by rapping about Robert Pattinson.
OK, so he hasn't dedicated a whole song to the broody guy who hates being called broody, but he does say some stuff about him on a new remix of Chase & Status's track Hitz.
To listen, click HERE.  Rob is mentioned at 1:47
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PopSugar 100: Ian Somerhalder and Robert Pattinson Go Head to Head!


The 2011 PopSugar 100 is under way, and with only a few weeks left until the final list is announced, it's time to make your picks! We've already highlighted some stars who need your help, and now we're looking at a serious matchup between two sexy bloodsucking guys. Ian Somerhalder and Robert Pattinson are in the top spots on our favorite vampires and werewolveslist with Rob currently taking second place. You can help propel Rob to the first slot ... by placing your votes and posting them to Facebook, and don't forget if you play there are prizes in store for you too!

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Fashion Do: Jessica Szohr

If you’re loving the neutral look, but are afraid of blending into the background, steal a style from Jessica Szohr. She spiced up a simple gray dress with electric magenta lips at the Love Wedding Marriage premiere in Los Angeles. Is her pout pretty in pink? Or are you too preoccupied with her hunky Kellan Lutz accessory to notice?



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Minggu, 22 Mei 2011

Kristen Stewart: Glamour's #3 Best Dressed Women of 2011


3. Kristen Stewart

Up 17

We've seen her evolve from awkward teen to style queen, rocking a host of different dresses in the past year alone, and nailing red-carpet cool. 

view the whole list here


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Sam Claflin Talks About ‘Snow White And The Huntsman’ & Kristen


JJ: Lets talk Snow White!
SC: I’m so excited, from the very beginning of the meetings where I met with the director (Rupert Sanders), he is a genius. I was shown the artwork and some of the costume ideas and the vision. I later saw a three minute trailer that he had put together. He truly is an absolute genius. I have a feeling it is going to be a very special experience.
JJ: Are you excited to work alongside Kristen Stewart?
SC: Oh yeah, I’m a big fan of hers. Not that long ago I watched The Runaways, she’s truly an amazing actress. Even seeing her in Into the Wild, I’m a big fan and the opportunity to work with her will be amazing.
Full interview here at Just Jared
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James Woods ONLY wanted Kristen Stewart for An American Girl


You brought up AN AMERICAN GIRL, which started all this. Is that something you’ve written also?
No, no. Tim Metcalfe, who wrote KALIFORNIA and THE HAUNTING IN CONNECTICUT and so on, he had shown me this beautiful script that I bought called AN AMERICAN GIRL. And I called Kristen Stewart before she was famous and said I won’t make this movie with anybody but you. She was Canadian but a wonderful actress and I wanted—
Had you worked with her before?
No, but I knew her because I know Sean (Penn) and she was in INTO THE WILD. And I was talking about directing a movie called WINGED CREATURES that I felt should be cast in a certain way and I tried to buy it from the writer and it got done and it ended up going straight to DVD and the producer wouldn’t listen to me, which is fine. Revenge is sweet. [laughs] But it had a 15 year old girl in it and I called Dennis Quaid and he said I just worked with this girl named Kristen Stewart, and Jodie Foster…they all talked about how fabulous this girl was. I saw her films and I thought she was phenomenal. So I called her up and we talked for an hour. She read the script and she flipped out. If you look at her when she talks in the press and they ask her, “What do you want to do?” She always says, “I want to do AN AMERICAN GIRL. I want to do AN AMERICAN GIRL.”
Are you just going to direct it?
Director-producer. She wants me to play her father in it but I don’t want to do that as well because I’ve got a lot to do already.
What’s the movie about?
It’s about a young woman who’s really destructive. It’s that magical time when you’re Kristen’s age, right after you’re out of high school. She was the top swimmer and dive champion in school and all this stuff. Now it’s a year later and she lives in a little town in Indiana and the place is dying, rust belt, NAFTA, recession, all that stuff. And she’s working in a grocery store and drinking and drugging too much and she’s showing off in front of this guy who likes her, and gets involved in a big sex thing with two guys drunk one night at a quarry. And it’s a big inciting incident where she gets taped doing it on somebody’s phone and in a small town, her reputation is ruined and on a drunken whim, she joins the Marines, which is ridiculous. The ironic thing is that along the way she starts learning these values she doesn’t expect. They’re just values like you take your brother, they take care of you. It’s not like she’s a gung-ho Marine. She starts to sober up and then she starts to do very well and she gets into the Lioness Program because she’s smart. The Lioness Program is where they teach these women to speak Arabic, so when they’re in combat situations—women in the Muslim world were not comfortable talking to men soldiers but they’d talk to the women soldiers, so these women learned to speak the language and would ask if there were arms or snipers in the house. And she does it. Well, a terrible tragedy happens over there and when she comes back to the town where she was a disaster, she rebuilds her life and finds through this tragedy a greater value in herself. It’s COMING HOME, BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES—it’s part of that trilogy. It’s a phenomenal story and a slam-dunk Oscar script for her.
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New behind the scenes photo of Kristen Stewart on Adventureland set



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Brandon Freeman talks working w/ Ashley Greene on Skateland


Across the board we had so many great people that came together from a cast standpoint to make the film. Skateland speaks to everyone a little bit differently, which was one of the underlying themes when we were casting here in L.A. Shiloh drove in from Northern California to read for the part. Opposed to just sitting down and reading his lines, he sat down and basically told us the story. He said, “This is what this meant to me when I read the script, and this is how it related to my life.”
As far as Ashley Greene, at that time Twilight hadn’t even come out, when we were casting for Skateland. Ashley was relatively unknown, and that was the only role that she had ever done. She just blew us away, she just took the character and made it her own. It was exactly what we wanted, and the chemistry with her and my brother Heath as his younger sister just worked.
As far as Ritchie, Shiloh really embodied the character that we were trying for Ritchie. He understood and got it so well that I think that’s why it worked. As for Ritchie’s young sister Mary, Haley Ramm was one of the first girls cast for that role, and we didn’t even need to see anyone else — she was perfect. We lucked out, so to speak. We probably wouldn’t be able to assemble that great a cast again, for a small low-budget independent film.
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Sabtu, 21 Mei 2011

Taylor Lautner’s ‘Abduction’ Screened at Cannes?


Looks like various members of the film industry got to see a screening of Taylor’s upcoming action flick Abduction at Cannes, and that it went over very well!
No Exit applauded at Cannes
The Movie No Exit (Abduction, 2011) was screened at Cannes, only to sectors of the film industry and was a success, applauded at the end of the projection.The film is Taylor Lautner (Twilight Saga) the role of Nathan Harper, a young man who experiences the strange sensation of having someone else’s life.

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Ashley Greene Leaves Audition in Los Angeles


Ashley Greene has a laughing fit as she heads back to her car after an audition in Los Angeles on Thursday afternoon (May 19).
The 23-year-old actress went to an audition for The Gangster Squad, which is a chronicle of the LAPD’s fight to keep East Coast Mafia types out of Los Angeles in the 1940s and 50s.
Crossing our fingers for Ashley!
Later in the day, Ash and a couple of friends were seen grabbing a bite to eat at Cafe Med.
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Tyler Posey talks “nemesis” Taylor Lautner

Tyler Posey plays a werewolf in MTV’s Teen Wolf but he also tells how he was up for the role of Jacob Black in the first Twilight movie. FromNYTimes:
“The one interesting thing I know about Posey is that he was, at one point, close to landing the role of Jacob, the werewolf in the “Twilight” movies. He confirms this, then adds that he was only 16 when it happened, that he was more into hanging out with his friends than acting back then, that he’s not bitter about how it all went down. But when he actually explains how it all went down, another story comes out.
Posey is from Valencia, Calif.; for a long time, he thought he was the only actor in town. Then this kid, Taylor Lautner, moved to Valencia. Another actor. (“His name’s Taylor, my name’s Tyler,” Posey says.) Lautner started dating a girl in Posey’s neighborhood, a girl Posey was into. They started running into each other at auditions. And then one day, after Posey was told the “Twilight” job was his to lose, and then lost it, he ran into Lautner again, and Lautner told him he was just back from Oregon. Where he’d been shooting “Twilight.”
Come on, I say. It sounds as if he’s your nemesis. You have to hate that guy a little bit.
“Just a little bit,” Posey admits. “Yeah, of course.”
I say, that’s what this is all about, isn’t it? This is your revenge. You’re doing this show to make people forget Taylor Lautner ever existed.
“I’m the new werewolf in town, man,” Posey says. “Watch out.”
Read more here.
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Collider Interview:Michael Sheen Talks About Breaking Dawn and More


In the romantic comedy Midnight in Paris, from writer/director Woody Allen, actor Michael Sheen plays Paul, an intellectual visiting Paris with his wife (Nina Arianda), while he lectures at the Sorbonne. At the same time, Inez (Rachel McAdams) is there with her fiancé Gil (Owen Wilson), who is taking time away from his successful career as a Hollywood screenwriter to pursue his aspirations to be a serious novelist, much to her dismay. When Inez unexpectedly runs into Paul, who she has had a crush on since college, she immediately finds him as charming as he is cerebral, while Gil finds him to be an insufferable know-it-all that he can’t stand to be around. As Gil is increasingly absent to focus on his writing, Paul and Inez find themselves growing increasingly closer.

At the film’s press day, Michael Sheen talked about how much he enjoyed working with Woody Allen, how amazing it was to have some of the film’s Paris locations all to themselves, how much fun his character was to play, and how he thought Owen Wilson found a really good balance between having the angst, anxiety and neurosis of a Woody Allen character. He also talked about what’s in store for his character Aro in The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn, and said that the talk of him doing Dark Shadows was a bit premature

What can you say about what you’ll be doing in The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn?

SHEEN: It’s the same part that I played before – Aro.

Was there anything you got to discover in playing him this time around, that you hadn’t learned the last time you played him?

SHEEN: He’s more of a presence in these films than he was in New Moon, so I got to explore the character a bit more and probably fleshed it out a bit more. I don’t think that there’s anything that I learned. I just was able to go into the insanity of the character a bit more. I got to show what’s under the surface a bit more this time, which was fun.

How was Bill Condon to work with, as a director?

SHEEN: Bill was wonderful. He was terrific. He’s a very, very friendly, warm person. He obviously has a very varied and interesting body of work, and brought that to bear. He made everyone feel very comfortable. It must be quite hard, coming onto a film where people have already been together for a long time. Each film is a different director and you think, “What’s this one going to be like?” But, everyone really warmed to him and thought he was terrific. I think he did a really good job. It was a huge organizational thing. We had something like 40 new characters being introduced in this film, and the big battle scene took about four or five weeks to film. It was a huge undertaking, and he handled it brilliantly.

When a new director comes on and you already know the characters from having done previous films, do you feel like you know the characters more than the director, or does each director really bring something new out of you?

SHEEN: Personally, I was only on New Moon for two weeks, so it’s not like I got used to it. But, for the other actors, there’s probably a wariness about, “Is this person going to come along and not really get what it is we’re doing, or are they going to try to change it too much?” For a director coming on board, I would imagine there’s the pressure of wanting to make your mark and be different to what other people have done, but at the same time, not wanting to go against the flow of the whole series. I would imagine it’s quite a difficult balance to strike, but everyone seemed very happy on it and seemed to enjoy working with Bill.

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Jumat, 20 Mei 2011

Jackson Rathbone Tweets New Photo!

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Kristen Stewart in Celebrity Stylists' Top 10 Summer Essentials


Neon Mini
"Color-blocking is the perfect way to jumpstart an outfit. Pair a loud neon mini with layered printed tanks or fun color combinations for a unique and playful look."

—Tara Swennen, stylist to Lauren Conrad, Kristen Stewart, Gabrielle Union and Paula Patton 

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Rob grants "wish of a lifetime" for seriously ill fan


Despite all his fame, Robert Pattinson makes sure his fans are always happy. So when one fan, who is currently battling a serious illness, wanted to hang out for the day, the Twilight actor made her wish come true with the help of The Starlight Children’s Foundation.
Granting Samantha the wish of a lifetime, she and her family got to hang out with R-Pattz in his Sydney hotel — and then got to walk the red carpet for the premiere of his movie, Water for Elephants! The young fan was definitely the envy of every girl there.
Isn’t it incredible how much Rob cares about fans? This makes us love him even more!
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Breaking Dawn's Mia Maestro will star in The Darkness of the Road


"TheTwilight Saga's" Mia Maestro will star in Maya Entertainment's psychological thriller "The 
Darkness of the Road."
Maestro, who played Carmen in Summit Entertainment's franchise, will play a young mother whose daughter disappears after picking up a mysterious hitchhiker. 
Eduardo Rodriguez ("Fear Itself," "Curandero") wrote the screenplay and will direct.
Luis Guerrero and Chris Lemos of Vital Pictures will produce with Sandra Avila and Moctesuma Esparza of Maya Entertainment.
Maya will distribute the movie domestically.

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Kamis, 19 Mei 2011

(Scans) Nikki Reed Birthday and Robsten in Random Magazine

Star mag article - "Kristen Biting Mad!...as RPatz Parties With Sienna"

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"3 Chic Ways To Mix It Up" - Ashley Greene in OK mag
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Nikki Reed & Paul McDonald in US Weekly - "Paul Moves In With Nikki"
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Pic of Nikki celebrating her birthday in Vegas in OK mag
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Nikki/Paul bday Vegas pic in Life & Style
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Ashley Greene's Interview with Ms.Karan

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Everybody likes to eavesdrop. Donna sits with prominent women she knows, loves and/or admires, gleaning insights and asking those need-to-know questions.

DONNA: What’s your relationship with fashion?

ASHLEY: “I’m definitely a lover of all things fashion. My personal style is constantly evolving, from growing up a beach-bum in Jacksonville, Florida to learning how to embrace couture fashion on the red-carpet while remaining true to who I am. To date, my favorite fashion moment was this year’s MET Gala. I have never felt so beautiful and am eternally thankful to Donna for that memorable moment in my career.”

DONNA: If you could meet any woman, living or dead, who would she be and why?

ASHLEY: “Audrey Hepburn would top my list. I’m in awe of her talent, her timeless sense of style, and her devotion to charity. She’s someone I look up to tremendously and would have loved to meet.”

DONNA: Who or what inspires you creatively?

ASHLEY: “Everything! I can be inspired by a person, a place I’ve visited, a book I’ve read. For example, Alice Cullen's style was inspired by Jackie O and Audrey Hepburn.”

DONNA: What’s the best thing about getting older?

ASHLEY: “The best thing about getting older is that you really start to find yourself and understand who you are. I’m in my 20’s and every year I grow more confident in my own skin.”

DONNA: Do you have a personal motto you live by?

ASHLEY: “Be true to yourself. Especially in this industry, where there are constant pressures, I think that’s very important. I’m grateful to my parents for raising me to believe that I have no one else’s standards to live up to but my own.”

DONNA: What do you treasure most in life?

ASHLEY: “My family and friends. I treasure them most in my life and know how blessed I am to have those relationships.”

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Kellan Lutz talks about 'Immortals'

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One of the most anticipated films of 2011 is visionary director Tarsem Singh’s (The Cell, The Fall) Immortals. The movie is loosely based on Greek mythology and is scheduled for release in 3D on November 11th. Immortals features an all-star cast of veteran and young actors that includes soon-to-be-Superman Henry Cavill, as well as Freida Pinto (Slumdog Millionaire), Mickey Rourke (Iron Man 2), Kellan Lutz (Twilight), Luke Evans (Robin Hood), Isabel Lucas (Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen), Stephen Dorff (Blade), and John Hurt (Alien).

The film tells the story of the brutal and bloodthirsty King Hyperion (Rourke), and his murderous army’s rampage across Greece in search of the Bow of Epirus. With the invincible Bow, the king will be able to overthrow the Gods of Olympus and become the undisputed master of his world. With ruthless efficiency, Hyperion and his legions destroy everything in their wake, and it seems nothing will stop the evil king’s mission. As village after village is obliterated, a stonemason named Theseus (Cavill) vows to avenge his mother, who was killed in one of Hyperion’s brutal raids. When Theseus meets the Sybelline Oracle, Phaedra (Pinto), her disturbing visions of the young man’s future convince her that he is the key to stopping the destruction. With her help, Theseus assembles a small band of followers and embraces his destiny in a final, desperate battle for the future of humanity.

I recently had a chance to speak with actor Kellan Lutz while he was attending the premiere of his latest film Love, Wedding, Marriage, directed by Dermot Mulroney and co-staring Mandy Moore. Lutz is best know to audiences for his role as Emmett Cullen in the Twilight series of films, as well as his appearance in the recent remake of A Nightmare on Elm Street. But that will all change soon as the actor is taking on the role of Poseidon, the God of the sea in Singh's upcoming film. I took the opportunity to speak with Lutz about Immortals and I began by asking the actor if he is excited for the film’s inevitable release. “I’m really excited for Immortals,”answered Lutz.

I followed up by asking the actor what it was like for him to work with a director as visually stylistic as Singh. “Working with Tarsem was amazing. I make a vision board every year to try and show my goals and work up to them. I’ve been a huge fan of Tarsem for a long time,” explained Lutz. “He’s just visually stimulating and amazing. I love The Fall and I love The Cell, so to work with him on this movie was great.”

Lutz went on to discuss why he was so excited to be playing the God of the sea. “Then also to play Poseidon was great because my birthday is March 15th and I’m a Pisces,” he explained. “So to play Greek mythology, and to play Poseidon with this all-star cast and crew was just a dream come true.”

Finally, the actor had this to say about his experience making Immortals. “It really felt like I was a part of something special, which I am,” said Lutz. “It was an honor to work beside the cast and crew and it just felt like I was at a different caliber as an actor.”

Immortals will be released in theaters on November 11th.

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