I’ve added new high quality candids photos of Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson out in Los Angeles on March 22, 2013.

I’ve added new high quality event photos of Kristen Stewart during the ‘Nickelodeon’s 26th Annual Kids’ Choice Awards at USC Galen Center on March 23, 2013 in Los Angeles, California. Kristen also won the ‘Favorite Movie Actress’ catergory from the show.

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Let’s face it, if you’re Kristen Stewart, you’re forever going to be known as the actress from the “Twilight” movies.

That’s what happens when you’re the face of a franchise. But Stewart has also done some interesting smaller films, such as “The Cake Eaters,” “Adventureland” and “The Runaways” (playing a young Joan Jett).

“On the Road,” director Walter Salles’ version of the famous Jack Kerouac book, offers Stewart another chance to step away from Bella Swan. She plays Marylou, ex-wife of the character based on Neal Cassady (played by Garrett Hedlund). Stewart talked about that and what it was like to balance life between blockbusters.

Question: You’ve done huge movies and small ones. This one is somewhere in-between. Do they feel different when you’re making them?

Answer: It definitely doesn’t feel like an indie move that we really have to really peddle to get people to know about it. The nature of the story, I think, people have been waiting for it for decades, so the people who have any investment in it whatsoever, anybody who wants to see it, probably would have known about it.

Q: This is one of those books that for so long was considered not filmable. Did that add pressure?

A: Oh absolutely, my god. Walter, I mean, how many people spend years making a documentary in search of a possible film? He wasn’t even confident that he was going to make the movie. He was just satisfied and driven to research it and think about maybe putting a movie together. The honor that this thing is steeped in, it is hard to touch. The amount of work that it takes to make yourself feel validated, to even be there, to even consider helping out, is crazy — absolutely for me, unprecedented.

Q: A movie version has been talked about for years.

A: I think to look at the list of actors that came before you (who were discussed for the film) and go, wow, so those years passed you by. And then the next set of actors, they missed out. And so, is this actually going to come together with us? Is this actually going to happen?

Q: Wouldn’t it just stink to be one of the ones who missed out?

A: Oh god, it would be horrible. We weren’t completely sold that this movie was going to happen until we were literally standing on set, shooting it. Even throughout rehearsal it’s like, gosh, is this actually going to happen? It would have been the most painful, horrible experience. But fairly expected at the same time. I think it’s more surprising that we actually went through with it.

Q: How do you prepare for a role like this?

A: I think the only way to really satisfy anyone who loves “On the Road” with a film version is to genuinely have real experiences and hope that the research you’ve done and your love for the book finds its way into your body and into your bones, rather than through line readings, through pointed, planned-out scenes that you recall from the book. But everyone has a different experience reading that book. I think the point is to watch people surprise themselves rather than package and deliver a story to you.

Q: Does the reception of the film matter to you? Or of any film?

A: As soon as you’re really worried about how something is going to be consumed and at what level. … As an actor you should usually be thinking ahead. You should be looking in front of you instead of behind you. If the experience of making the movie wasn’t enough and you sort of need this validation at the end of the process, then you’re enjoying things for different reasons than I am.

Q: This is the second time that you likely will be associated with characters in famous books. Is that strange, that some people will think of you when reading it?

A: Yeah. It’s pretty mind-blowing. The other day they brought in a bunch of copies of “On the Road” for us to sign. The fact that I was even signing my name on that book really blew my mind. It’s crazy.

Source: AZ Central

Robsten fans have a lot to cheer about! 

Following a sighting at a karaoke bar in Los Angeles, Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart stepped out together again Wednesday night, joining Katy Perry at a birthday dinner for the singer’s assistant, Tamra Natisin. 

In a six-second video posted online, Perry, in a striped shirt, leads the table in singing “Happy Birthday” to Natisin, and presents her with a chocolate cake while Stewart appears to snap a photo of Pattinson, who is seated near the birthday girl. 

It was a fun night night out with friends for Perry, who recently split with John Mayer after dating for seven months.

Source: People

From Popsugar: Kristen Stewart and Taylor Lautner met up for an afternoon at the batting cages with friends in LA yesterday. Kristen arrived in a plaid shirt and cutoff shorts and sipped on a Red Bull, but later changed into a baseball tee and donned a helmet to show off her swing. When she wasn’t up to bat, she and a pal watched Taylor hit balls from a nearby bench. Kristen and Taylor have been spending time together while Robert Pattinson is busy filming Rover in Australia. The duo met up for a concert last week at The Troubador, where they were joined by Katy Perry’s assistant Tamra Natisin. Tamra has also become one of Kristen’s recent companions after the two caught a different LA show together earlier this month.

I’ve added new high quality candids photos Kristen Stewart out with friends in Los Angeles on March 5, 2013

I’ve added new high quality candids photos of Kristen Stewart out with friends on March 3, 2013.

I have uploaded new candids of Kristen Stewart in Hollywood on February 26, 2013.

Bella is Katniss’ biggest fan. When Jennifer Lawrence won the Best Actress Oscar (for Silver Linings Playbook) on Sunday, Feb. 24, an eyewitness inside L.A.’s Dolby Theatre tells Us Weekly that no one was more excited for her than Kristen Stewart.

“When they announced Jen’s name, Kristen was so happy and cheering for her!” an audience member tells Us. “She was going crazy in her seat.”

Indeed, a mutual pal of the Twilight and Hunger Games stars, both 22, tells Us they’re “very friendly.”

“They’ve hung out a bunch,” the friend adds. “They’re funny together.”

In addition to being stars of big movie franchises, the two share another thing in common: they’re both accident prone. Earlier in the evening, Lawrence saw Stewart using crutches and was photographed helping her on the red carpet. Later that night, the Oscar winner suffered her own mishap when she took a tumble – as a billion TV watchers looked on! — while ascending the stage to accept her award.

Back in November 2012, Stewart raved about hanging out with Lawrence and Harry Potter actress Emma Watson.

“She’s so cool,” Stewart told MTV News of Lawrence. “I was a lot younger than her when I first sort of entered this world of franchise land, and I don’t know, I guess we sort of both went, ‘Wow, this is so weird.’ We were actually sat in a corner with Emma Watson as well, the three of us. We were like, ‘Wow, this is strange. This is really cool.’” 

“I think people assume that actresses don’t want to [be friends],” she added. “It was kind of a great feeling, to be honest. I was like, ‘This is kind of just awesome.’”

Source: Us Weekly