Tuesday, April 29, 2014

New Kristen Interview with People Magazine


Ever since we heard that Kristen Stewart was a new face of Chanel, we’ve been dying to see how the line’s creative director and head designer Karl Lagerfeld would style her for his ads. After all, the starlet has a very different look than the ethereal blondes Lagerfeld has tapped for previous campaigns (like Keira Knightley, Blake Lively and Diane Kruger). And as you can see in the first-look video from the ad shoot below, her edgy beauty was played up in cornrows, winged liner and some seriously beautiful clothes.

Stewart had a long working relationship with Chanel — she’s been to its fashion shows and worn Chanel to the Met Gala — before Lagerfeld asked her to model this collection (which he shot himself in Paris). And, she tells PEOPLE, he’s not at all as intimidating as someone of his stature in the fashion world might seem.

“Really, his image is in contrast to what it’s really like to be around him. There’s something almost unapproachable and f—ing chic … And then you meet him and he’s actually an incredibly creative and voracious liver,” she says. “His personal library in Paris that we shot the campaign in, you look around and the staff is like, ‘Now can you believe, he’s actually read all of these books?’ and you’re like, ‘I kind of actually can.’ He’s an impressive guy. He definitely is so much more than the glasses and the hair than you might think he is.”

Chanel’s Métiers d’Art collections are produced once a year to show off the craftsmanship of its ateliers. This year’s “romantic Western”-inspired lineup debuted in Dallas, and can be seen on Stewart throughout the video. “It was about finding which pieces from the collection worked on me,” she tells PEOPLE of staging the shoot. “He’s so good at seeing something that’s not cool and making it cool. Like, I would have my leg in one position and he would throw a toothpick in my mouth and tell me to stop leaning on my leg and in two seconds it was like, ‘Oh, there it is.’ It was very cool and easy and artistic. I didn’t feel like I had to push outside of myself. I didn’t have to try to turn into someone else.”

For more from Stewart — including her relationship with the “incredibly enriching” Lagerfeld and why she really changes into sneakers on the red carpet — check out this week’s PEOPLE (on stands Wednesday) and come back Friday for even more from our interview with the star.

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New Photos & Interview from Kristen's Chanel Photoshoot Shot by Karl Lagerfeld





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Behind The Scenes:

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Last December in Dallas Kristen sat front row in a straw-strewn gigantic replica barn to watch this incredibly crafted Metiers d’Art collection storm the runway, but Mr Lagerfeld had bigger plans in store for the actress… Karl’s love of rebellious leading ladies is well documented – Alice Dellal, Lily Allen and Cara Delevingne have all previously graced Chanel campaigns – however, Kristen admits to being surprised at the maestro’s decision. ‘Typically I wouldn’t see myself as being the quintessential face of Chanel with the pearls and the classics but I liked stepping into that role and this suits me a little bit more than past collections because it is very American,’ she explains. ‘I can't use the word bad-ass but there is something about it that is fun... fierce.’

The girl who famously ditches heels for sneaks on the red carpet has certainly found her high fashion footing in this Lagerfeld-lensed shoot – knotting the shirts herself and slipping convincingly into character. ‘I've had a budding relationship with Chanel and Karl since I was quite young. The first time I wore Chanel was in 2007 at the "Into the Wild" premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival, then at my first Met Ball experience, The Baftas… It always felt like a privilege to wear Chanel and to be around Karl who is an artist that, for me, constantly inspires.’ With the black star gown earmarked as her favourite, and an admiration for the designer’s chic take on a Stetson-boater hybrid hat, there’s no doubting this Hollywood darling will be cutting a swathe in the ranch-ready range over the coming months.

Here Kristen answers a series of questions regarding her new fashion job...

- What do you think of Karl Lagerfeld?

Kristen Stewart: 'He was born to fulfill the role he does, not just in the world of fashion but also in the arts. You know the reason people are intimidated by him is not because he projects that but because of what he has accomplished and everything that he represents. And then when you meet him, he's the opposite of intimidating, he is everything that my experiences taught me about true artists which is that they do what they do because they love it and they need to do it and they have fun doing it. Therefore, when I get to collaborate with those people it's nothing but everything that I want, all I want to do is to create things with people that are good at what they do and you sort of don't get better than him. And just to put it sort of dumbly, even just in the way that we were shooting, if you have to try too hard to do something it's probably because it's not right. Everything today [on the set] was like breathing, it was so easy and he knew as soon as he saw what he wanted, it was like 'done! 'It was effortless and he's awesome and he's so sweet.'

- How does the fashion world, and the experience of a fashion show, compare to the movie world and events such as the Oscars?

Kristen Stewart: 'I love sitting down to a show and experiencing it with all of my senses, it's about the music, the feeling in the room. Everything about a show is supposed to evoke a feeling and not all of them do, sometimes it's just about the clothes and when you see a show that tells a story and has a setting and it has a context, it's like watching a film. And so to be around that energy, that's what I look for in my job and so I have nothing to do with fashion necessarily, I don't make the clothes, I have nothing to do with it but just to be around that, is why I do what I do. I want to feel that creative energy and when you find yourself on a movie set and its right, it's like to stumble upon a miracle and you can't really take credit for it, you can't control it, it just happens. And when you go to a good show, it's like you are watching history, it's like you are watching something that is like lighting a bottle, you know they hit something. I've been to two of the shows and each time it was a full experience, it wasn’t about the clothes or picking out what dresses you liked, it's about watching it as a whole, watching the story unfold.'

- What was the atmosphere like at the Paris-Dallas show? What inspires you most about this collection?

Kristen Stewart: 'We were all transplants, none of us were from there so I think we all got there and felt fully transported into not just another place but another time. Without being remotely derivative it's very referential of something that I come from. Chanel is this quintessentially French brand and they are really pulling from art, history and making a cowboy hat which you would never think would ever work for Chanel but they knocked it out! You know not just chic and elegant and beautiful which it all is but it's also just so cool.'

- What is your favorite piece?

Kristen Stewart: 'My favorite dress is the long black tulle one with embroidered stars, and the shoes that I'm wearing in the ad campaign.' (Kristen Stewart is wearing patent calfskin lace-ups)

- Why did you decide to collaborate with Chanel?

Kristen Stewart: 'I've had a budding relationship with Chanel and Karl since I was quite young. The first time I wore Chanel was in 2007 at the "Into the Wild" premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival , then at my first MET ball experience, The Baftas, the Vanity fair shoot were I posed with Karl for Mario Testino. It always felt like a privilege to wear Chanel and to be around Karl who is an artist that, for me, constantly inspires. He manages to never stop moving forward while remaining completely quintessential. Being accepted into the family that is Chanel is very full circle for me.'

- What has been the most eye opening or fun experience shooting this campaign?

Kristen Stewart: 'The idea of Karl, what he has accomplished, the role he has created for himself in the arts and in society. The only intimidating thing about him really is that scary unapproachable facade which is something people project onto him I think. Because when you meet him or you have the opportunity to watch him work or in my case "work with him" he is so awesome. And you can really reap the benefits of being around someone who knows so much and is so creative and driven and excited. It shocked me what a well-rounded and talented photographer he is. How truly into it he actually was. Basically and obviously, he is so much more than a fashion designer; he is a true renaissance man, one of the greatest artists of our time.'
 
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Monday, April 28, 2014

Rob Drops Out of MISSION BLACKLIST

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Sadly, Rob has dropped out of MISSION BLACKLIST.
The Wrap writes:

Code Entertainment is financing the film, which will recast the lead role of military interrogator Eric Maddox
 Robert Pattinson has exited “Mission: Blacklist,” an indie thriller about the hunt for Saddam Hussein, due to scheduling issues, TheWrap has learned.
First announced in May 2012, Pattinson was attached to play military interrogator Eric Maddox, who spearheaded Hussein's capture.
With two films premiering at Cannes, Pattinson is coming off a very active period. He just wrapped Anton Corbijn's “Life” with Dane DeHaan and did not have sufficient time to prepare for his demanding role in “Mission: Blacklist,” an individual familiar with the situation told TheWrap.
The role of Maddox will now be recast, and the filmmakers hope to start production this fall.

So sorry to hear this. I really wanted it to happen, but with LIFE, THE ROVER, MTTS, and Cannes Film Festival, I guess he didn't have enough time to squeeze this in. Shame. :(

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Paramore: PARAHOY! Recap @yelyahwilliams @schzimmydeanie

Catch highlights of the Paramore cruise last March "PARAHOY!" with this video! If you're a part of the band's newsletter on Paramore.net, you might have gotten an email of this. Enjoy!


New Still of Rob In THE ROVER



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Sunday, April 27, 2014

New Fanpic with Hayley in NYC- last week



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New/Old Kristen Outtakes with Taylor Lautner from 2009

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Happy #WearYourParamoreShirtDay!!! @schzimmydeanie @yelyahwilliams @paramore

 

Happy 'Wear Your Paramore Shirt Day' where you basically wear your favorite Paramore shirt for the day! I have mine up on my Twitter profile, if you want to go check it out.

So wear your shirt and show off your Paramore pride. Hopefully, Jeremy (bassist) will see and retweet you on Twitter! ;)

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New/Old Photo of Kristen and In the Land of Women Cast

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Paramore Win "Best Crush Song" with "Still Into You" at the Radio Disney Music Awards @radiodisney #RDMAs


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Congrats to Paramore! Their song "Still Into You" won the "Best Crush Song" at the Radio Disney Music Awards!! They didn't attend the show, but bassist Jeremy Davis found out about it, and retweeted someone on Twitter.

Once again, congrats to the band!!

Saturday, April 26, 2014

Paramore's "Ain't it Fun" Makes Highest Rank on Billboard Hot 100 @alterthepress @billboard

Alter the Press! reported from Billboard:

Paramore achieved their highest Billboard Hot 100 rank this week with their latest single "Ain't It Fun" (26-21).

 "Almost seven years after it first appeared on the chart, the band achieves its highest Hot 100 rank with "Ain't It Fun" (26-21), powered by a 24-14 blast on Radio Songs (51 million impressions, up 21 percent, according to Nielsen BDS). "The Only Exception" (2010) and "Fun" predecessor single "Still Into You" (2013) each reached No. 24 on the Hot 100. Lead singer Hayley Williams had an idea "Fun" would be a hit: "You're gonna hear this a lot on the radio next year. Get used to it," she warned before performing at Z100's Jingle Ball in December."

Congrats to Paramore!!!

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Paramore's "Decode" Video to Reach 100M Views on YouTube

Congrats to Paramore, who's video for "Decode" has reached 100 million views on YouTube! It's their first video to reach this many views, so it's a really exciting thing. Also as a Twilight fan myself, it makes it even more special. Check the video out and share with your friends!

Thursday, April 24, 2014

"TWILIGHT III" — A Bad Lip Reading of The Twilight Saga: ECLIPSE

This is the funniest thing ever!! It's a Bad Lip Reading parody of ECLIPSE! Check it out and give a subscription to Bad Lip Reading on Youtube. They have TWILIGHT and other funny parodies.



CLOUDS OF SILS MARIA to Screen at Cannes 2014 on May 20





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According to IMDb the official 'Clouds of Sils Maria' Screening/Premiere at the festival will be on May 20. 

Awesome! Hope it's true! :) If you're just finding out, the movie will be in competition at Cannes Film Festival, with "Camp X-Ray" having a Market Screening, so I hope this date is true.

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Vote for Paramore at the Alternative Press Music Awards 2014

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Vote for Paramore at the first AP Music Awards! They are nominated for:
 "Album of the Year"
"Artist of the Year"
"Song of the Year" (for "Still Into You")
 "Best Bassist"
"Best Vocalist" (Hayley Williams)

Vote here, and catch the show on July 21, live on AXS TV to see if the band wins!
 Note: You can only vote once.

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Paramore and Zedd Perform on 'MTV Upfronts'

Paramore showed up at MTV Upfronts, along with Hayley Williams and Zedd performing their hit single "Stay the Night" live for the first time! 






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Hayley Williams and Victoria Justice 
@victoriajustice: Was great meeting @yelyahwilliams today . She killed it at the @MTV upfronts. #SoTalented p.s. Check out @zedd giving a 👍 haha
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@prodweekly Update on EQUALS

From Production Weekly “EQUALS” Feature Film
STATUS: August 2014
PRODUCER: Ridley Scott - Michael Pruss - Michael Schaefer - Jay Stern - Chip Diggins
DIRECTOR: Drake Doremus WRITER: Nathan Parker - Drake Doremus CAST: Kristen Stewart - Nicholas Hoult

Stewart and Hoult to be the young couple that anchors this science fiction tale. 


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Watch Paramore Perform "Ain't It Fun" on "Late Night with Seth Meyers"


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Wednesday, April 23, 2014

New/Old Fanpic of Kristen








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PARAMORE TV - German Fall 2013 Tour #Episode 2 (15) @paramoremusicom

Watch a new episode of PARAMORETV! This one shows highlights of the band on the second leg of their European tour in 2013.

"Maps to the Stars" Production Notes: Rob Talks Julianne Moore, Mia Wasikowska, and Cronenberg

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THE LIMO DRIVER
“Plus we’re both dual-disorder”
When Agatha Weiss returns to Los Angeles, she makes an instant connection with the first person she encounters: her limo driver, a would-be screenwriter who chauffeurs the far more successful, and who becomes increasingly entangled in her larger-than-life drama. 
Taking the role of Jerome is leading star Robert Pattinson, who wanted to work with Cronenberg again on the heels of taking the lead role in Cosmopolis (coincidentally, Pattinson played a billionaire who is a limo passenger throughout that film.) 
He was one of the first cast members to sign on, which Martin Katz says helped buy the project. “Robert’s enthusiasm for Maps to the Stars is one of the things that really got us underway. Jerome is not a large role but it’s very significant in the story and his joining the cast gave us a terrific amount of momentum,” recalls the producer. “In a sense he is playing Bruce Wagner, who was himself at one time a limo driver and unemployed writer.” 
Cronenberg was thrilled to reunite with Pattinson, and in such a different kind of role. “I think Rob was really happy to be part of an ensemble,” he says. “But Jerome is also a critical character, a lovely character and it was a chance for Rob to give a more naturalistic performance. I knew he would be fabulous and he was.” 
Pattinson’s experience working on Cosmopolis with Cronenberg was so profound that he agreed to the role of Jerome before reading the script. But when he finally sat down to read it, he recalls, “Within two pages I was thinking wow, this is so unbelievably different and hilarious. I don't even know what people are going to make of this, but it feels dangerous. It’s sort of satirical but it’s also a ghost story and it’s also a kind of thriller. It defies genre.” 
He came to see Maps To The Stars as more than just another L.A. story. “It’s really about people who lie to themselves – right up until the end,” he summarizes. 
Yet within all that, Pattinson sees Jerome as the most ordinary of the film’s roster of outrageously deluded and desperate characters -- typical of a certain kind of everyday L.A. dreamer, a regular guy with a regular job who nevertheless always believes he is just one move away from becoming a major actor and writer.
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Kristen Stewart and Nick Hoult's "Equals" to be Shot in Tokyo

 
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Doremus is next set to direct “Equals,” a futuristic romance he aims to shoot this year. With Kristen Stewart and Nicholas Hoult starring, it certainly has a bigger feel. (Essentially it’s about an uber-rationalist society that’s been stripped of all romantic feeling, seemingly to its betterment, and what happens when a man starts developing emotions again.)
Of course, as he's Drake Doremus, he’s hardly doing it the conventional way either. The movie will be shot in Tokyo (Doremus wanted the futurism the city can offer) and financed not by a studio but with Indian Paintbrush, an independent company that bankrolled Wes Anderson’s “Moonrise Kingdom” as well as “Like Crazy.”
“It feels more commercial to me," he said of the new project. "Maybe some people would need to do something even more commercial. But it needs to feel like me." He paused, “Like I said, life’s too short.”

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First Photos of Paramore Performing "Ain't It Fun" on "Late Night with Seth Meyers"





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Tuesday, April 22, 2014

LIFE Director Mentions Rob on His Website


This photograph is our first publicity shot from the film LIFE that i am currently shooting in Canada and USA. It is the story of James Dean and photographer Dennis Stock, set in early 1955. In the back of the car sits Jimmy as played by Dane DeHaan and in the passenger seat is Dennis, played by Robert Pattinson. Both guys are fantastic and are giving the film very good energy despite the very harsh winter we encountered in Canada.


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"Camp X-Ray" Featured in Film Ink Australia


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