[HQ] NEW Kristen Stewart Glamour Photos (U.S.)

[HQ] NEW Rob & Kristen Photos!

So, it looks as if Rob & Kristen were attending a Pre-Oscars party last night in LA. Here are the lovely pictures to prove it! Doesn't it make you so happy to see Robsten together!? <3 I know it makes me happy! =D

Source: RPLife

Edward & Bella Fanmade Video

This is one of my videos from my original channel, Angel9658326472. Enjoy! =D

[HQ] Photos - Kristen Stewart Spotted Leaving Balenciaga

Check out Kristen Stewart leaving Balenciaga in West Hollywood yesterday. She just looks so darn cute in her casual attire! =D Wouldn't you agree? And it is assumed that she has gotten a dress for the Oscars, but of course nobody is positive. I sure hope it's true, though! <3

NEW Kristen Images - GQ Photoshoot

So the GQ Photoshoot was from last year, but these few pictures have just surfaced, which I hope aren't the last of them! <3

Rob nominated as 'Favorite UK Actor' for 2012 Kids Choice Awards!

Robert Pattinson is nominated at the Kids Choice Awards UK in the category Favorite UK Actor.

Favorite UK Actor
Brad Kavanagh
Robert Pattinson
Daniel Radcliffe
Matt Smith

NEW Rob & Kristen Photo!

Rob and Kristen are at a friend's private party on February 19.

Read the full story here: http://www.hollywoodlife.com/2012/02/21/robert-pattinson-kristen-stewart-break-up-hold-hands-picture/

[HQ] NEW Bel Ami Poster!

[HQ] New Bel Ami Stills!

'Breaking Dawn' DVD Sells 3.2 Million In Two Days

"The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1 DVD is, unsurprisingly, flying off the shelves. After the film was released to disc at midnight Saturday morning, it reportedly sold 3.2 million discs over the course of two days. 

But, that's not all: The flick also snagged 50,000 downloads and 80,000 video-on-demand transactions during the two-day period when the sales were tracked, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The numbers make "Breaking Dawn" the top-selling release so far this year. It bows at #1 on the Nielsen VideoScan First Alert overall disc sales chart, followed by "Lady and the Tramp" and "A Very Harold and Kumar Christmas."

Now that it can be played on repeat, Twihards are certain to be memorizing every sweet and saucy moment of "Part 1" before the final installment hits theaters this November. A scene from the Bill Condon-directed "Breaking Dawn - Part 2," played at a special Target in-store event just before "Part 1" dropped. 

Fans were treated to five minutes of footage, including behind-the-scenes shots of "Twilight" hunks Robert Pattinson and Taylor Lautner preparing for battle in the woods. The exclusive scene followed Bella as she finds a note in a book with instructions from Alice, explaining what to do to get new passports.

The clip then cut to an emotional conversation between Edward and Bella, who share a juicy kiss. But, perhaps the scene fans most wanted to sink their teeth into was the first shot of vampire Bella, which included those famous red eyes and special-effects-aided speed. 

Provided by:  http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1679385/breaking-dawn-dvd-sales.jhtml

‘Breaking Dawn Part 1 Number 1 in Top Ten Best Film Scores/Soundtracks of 2011

According to Soundtracks Examiner Mark Morton,

the Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1 by

Carter Burwell is number one in the Top Ten

Best Film Scores/Soundtracks of 2011.

 1. THE TWILIGHT SAGA: BREAKING DAWN – PART 1, composed by Carter Burwell (Atlantic)

 "Go ahead, call me a sellout. But I don’t think Carter Burwell has ever been given his due for his enormous contributions to film music. And the man continues to plow forward as one of the most creative minds in compositional minimalism as well as full-bodied orchestration. While he was probably disqualified for nomination at this year’s Academy Awards for Breaking Dawn – Part 1 because it was anchored heavily to the original Twilight score, his work was no less remarkable. I would go so far as to say that it was actually better than the original, given that, although he laid the original template for the Twilight sound, he was coming back into the fold on the heels of critical heavyweights Alexandre Desplat (with whom the Academy also bears an unspoken beef) and Howard Shore. Burwell fearlessly picked up the baton and ran with it, giving us a romantic score easily on par with Nino Rota’s Romeo & Juliet (which was also unceremoniously snubbed by the Academy in 1969)."

Provided by:  http://www.breakingdawnmovie.org/breaking-dawn-part-1-number-1-in-top-ten-best-film-scoressoundtracks-of-2011/

[HQ] Robert Pattinson Film Festival in Berlin - Red Carpet

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