Twilight's Edward Cullen has a birthday Saturday, parties already in the works
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Thursday, June 18, 2009
Twilight's Edward Cullen has a birthday Saturday, parties already in the works
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Kristen & Joan Ready to Rock
As posted by Gossip Center....
Keeping up with their routine, Kristen Stewart and rock legend Joan Jett were spotted leaving the Coast Anabelle Hotel in Burbank on Wednesday afternoon (June 17).
Walking side-by-side, the pair were headed to the studio where Joan’s band is ready to rehearse as part of work on the new movie “The Runaways”.
In related news, it’s being reported by OK! magazine that Miss Stewart has been keeping in constant contact with her “Twilight” co-star Robert Pattinson while staying on different coasts.
“It’s no secret that their relationship has been heating up these past few months. They are attracted to each other, and there is definitely something very special going on between them,” OK’s insider tells.
“Rob is constantly texting and calling Kristen to ‘check in’. He’s invited her and their New Moon co-star Dakota Fanning to fly to New York and hang out with him and his friends some weekend — his treat.”
Keeping up with their routine, Kristen Stewart and rock legend Joan Jett were spotted leaving the Coast Anabelle Hotel in Burbank on Wednesday afternoon (June 17).
Walking side-by-side, the pair were headed to the studio where Joan’s band is ready to rehearse as part of work on the new movie “The Runaways”.
In related news, it’s being reported by OK! magazine that Miss Stewart has been keeping in constant contact with her “Twilight” co-star Robert Pattinson while staying on different coasts.
“It’s no secret that their relationship has been heating up these past few months. They are attracted to each other, and there is definitely something very special going on between them,” OK’s insider tells.
“Rob is constantly texting and calling Kristen to ‘check in’. He’s invited her and their New Moon co-star Dakota Fanning to fly to New York and hang out with him and his friends some weekend — his treat.”
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
Mr. DeFranco thinks he has us tabbed! But come on folks, let's show him what Twi-hard fan; as he so lovingly, or should I say jokingly refers to us can do! Come on now! Peter Facinelli needs our help! You know you want to see a grown man walking down Hollywood Blvd. in a teeny weeny yello polka dot bikini, singing "All the Single Ladies" wearing a sign that says "Twitter Me" and Team Carlisle!
Come on guys do you part! Share the information with all your Twitter tweeps, and even those you don't know, and ask them to follow @peterfacinelli!!!
Jackson Rathbone Interview
ShockTillYouDrop has a new interview with Jackson on the set of M. Night Shyamalan’s next movie The Last Airbender.
Before trying to get more details about the sequel New Moon out of the young actor, we asked Rathbone to talk about the experience of making the first film before things got so crazy. “The first film, it was one of Summit’s first films. I think it was actually the second films they produced, the first being ‘Never Back Down.’ It felt like a bigger budget indie film. We were all kind of making this movie together, and the way Catherine Hardwicke directs, it’s really a fun vibe that was on set. It was a little stressful because as we kept filming, the press kept getting more of it and the fans kept being more into it. All these websites started popping up, and all these things. It was amazing. It was like, ‘Oh, wow, this is going to be something else!’ We started making this movie and people are already loving it and it’s not even out yet. It has six months to come out and they’re already lining up in the movie theaters. That was an experience in and of itself. I wasn’t really prepared for it, but I was really thankful for it, because they’re so supportive of what we do. As an actor, you need an audience.”
He then talked about the major differences with the production on the sequel. “We have a bigger budget, we have a little more pressure to keep that feeling going, but the nice thing is that you’re delving more into the story now with ‘New Moon,” he said. “As the films progress, you get deeper into the lore and they mythical world you’re establishing with the werewolves and get more into what the werewolf society and legacy is. It keeps getting deeper.”
We wondered if he noticed a big difference with the vibe on set having a new director with Chris Weitz replacing Hardwicke and with the added pressure of making a sequel to such a big hit. “Whenever we got back to film ‘New Moon,’ the first day I was back, all the cast was hanging out in Peter Facinelli’s room and it was just like a family reunion. It was like we’d been away for a month; it didn’t seem like a year. It was just really nice to kind of get back together and have that family environment. In terms of having a new director, nothing really changed too much. It was just a different subtle vibe, because the director manages the energy on set. It was great. We all wanted to come together and make another great piece of art for the fans. It’s really about what they want to see, because they’re the ones buying the tickets.”
He did say that the recent trailer didn’t show the entire scene of him getting thrown into the piano, but that he did get to do a lot more of his own stunts in the movie. “That’s only the beginning of it. They didn’t show the entire thing. It’s gonna be a really action-packed movie.”
Once he’s done making both movies, Rathbone is also producing his first movie called Girlfriend, which will be directed by newcomer Justin Lerner, who has had a couple shorts at Sundance, as well as recording a new album with his band 100 Monkeys.
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