Kristen & Robert i inportant magazine´s 20 most beautiful inside and out!
#7 Kristen Stewart
“It’s ridiculous that a certain look equals being conventionally pretty.”
“It’s ridiculous that a certain look equals being conventionally pretty.”
Kristen Stewart’s role of Bella Swan in Twilight has us taking notice in this young actress, not only in her acting but her unconventional beauty as well. Her not so thought out looks are more for her comfort, which makes some guys swoon even more to know that she doesn’t worry too much about appearance but can also clean up quite nice for awards and films. The girls love her down to earth look and find it makes her more approachable. Fans don’t immediately go ‘Oh my god, it’s the girl that plays Bella’ instead it’s more ‘Hey isn’t that Kristen Stewart or Bella’. And her personality fits this; she’s sweet shy and has none of the predetermined star qualities other celebrities seem to get after awhile in the business.
Kristen is like any other regular young adult, she wants to be comfortable, and loves her choices of fun t-shirts, ‘messy’ hair and jeans. Not a great amount of thought goes into these outfits, they are more get up and go; but they are thought out when it comes to the fact they are eco-friendly. She knows what she likes and wears it, no matter what ‘Hollywood’ or the media say about what’s wrong or right in fashion. Not only is Kristen into eco-friendly products she also was the host at a Haiti fundraiser in NYC. And after a busy schedule of promotions and filming when she finally arrived home to find a group of fans at her door with paparazzi she stopped to sign some autographs with a happy smile on her face. Is she a trooper or what? Although some fans are a little jealous of her dating status with Robert Pattinson she is a very sweet and nice girl to be around!
Why You Chose Her
Jean Watt: Kristen Stewart is physically beautiful, has great acting skills, abilities and screen presence, involves herself in the world of idealistic causes, is generous and supportive of her friends and the people she works with, she is seemingly shy, but tries to reach out to the public because she believes that’s what is expected of her..and she is adorable.
Jean Watt: Kristen Stewart is physically beautiful, has great acting skills, abilities and screen presence, involves herself in the world of idealistic causes, is generous and supportive of her friends and the people she works with, she is seemingly shy, but tries to reach out to the public because she believes that’s what is expected of her..and she is adorable.
Amy Adams thinks Kristen is “gracious and lovely”
Amy Adams was very popular recently with the young people in her life. You see, she recently spent four days in New Orleans shooting On the Road with Twilight star Kristen Stewart...
"I got requests for autographs, and I didn't ask for a single one," Adams told me yesterday atVariety's Power of Women luncheon at the Beverly Hills Hotel, where she was honored for her work with the Bronx-based Ghetto Film School.
Why?
Adams may be a 36-year-old two-time Academy Award-nominee and mother of one, but when it comes to teen, she said, "I guess I'm getting to the point in my life where I'm suspicious of teenagers and I'm intimidated a little bit."
Yes, Adams knows Stewart is 20 years old. "She's not a teenager but she's close enough and I was very intimidated," Adams said.
Adams is a fan of Stephenie Meyer's vampire book series. "I told [Stewart] I read the books and she was like, 'You've read the books?,' " Adams recalled. "She couldn't compute it, but you have to imagine I was playing this sort of bedraggled drug addict so I'm she was like, ‘That doesn't seem like the audience.' But she was incredibly gracious and lovely."
"I got requests for autographs, and I didn't ask for a single one," Adams told me yesterday atVariety's Power of Women luncheon at the Beverly Hills Hotel, where she was honored for her work with the Bronx-based Ghetto Film School.
Why?
Adams may be a 36-year-old two-time Academy Award-nominee and mother of one, but when it comes to teen, she said, "I guess I'm getting to the point in my life where I'm suspicious of teenagers and I'm intimidated a little bit."
Yes, Adams knows Stewart is 20 years old. "She's not a teenager but she's close enough and I was very intimidated," Adams said.
Adams is a fan of Stephenie Meyer's vampire book series. "I told [Stewart] I read the books and she was like, 'You've read the books?,' " Adams recalled. "She couldn't compute it, but you have to imagine I was playing this sort of bedraggled drug addict so I'm she was like, ‘That doesn't seem like the audience.' But she was incredibly gracious and lovely."
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Stewart on her movie role in Zathura:
"[This] was my first comedy, so I had a lot of anticipation and apprehension as to how I was going to react to situations that are over the top and hokey and hysterical. I was too embarrassed to explore the scenes and be free with them. [Director Jon Favreau] helped me to push past my inhibitions because he was very in tune to how his actors were feeling."
"Comedy is kind of a serious business, you know. It's all about timing. But it's not that big of a deal. [I have to] go with it."
Kristen Stewart on her movie role in Twilight:
“I feel like it was a big responsibility and I was really intimidated for a while, but now that it’s done…I feel good. I’m really proud. I’ve never worked so hard on another movie.”
“Bella is a very honest…straight-up, good-natured girl who found herself in an insane position…[She’s seemingly logical, and then all of the sudden she’s thinking of herself as a psychotic person and [she’s] just swept away by something more powerful than her. Every girl wants to lose herself…I could relate to her.”
“[Robert Pattinson] throws me over his back [in one scene], right before he’s going to tell me that he’s a vampire, and then he runs over the treetops. And [we were] in real treetops…not just CGI…We actually [got] to go up there, and that’s what I’m stoked on.”
“Bella starts off as a pretty logical, sort of objective girl and gets swept away by something she never thought imaginable.”
Kristen Stewart on horror movies and ghosts:
"[Asian films are] not as heavy-handed as American films. They tend to take their time a little bit and let you think for yourself before they hammer you in the face and smash people's brains in and drag them off into the woods...I think they're smarter. I mean, not to generalize about stuff like that but...I like their slow deliberateness."
"I like when all of a sudden you're watching a movie and it slows down and you're like, 'Oh...something's definitely going to happen' and you know it, but even when it does, it still scares you just as much."
"Ever since I've been a kid, I've been absolutely, totally scared of ghosts. Like whenever I would run around my house terrified when I was five years old, it was always because of ghosts. But I definitely haven't been inclined to sit down and type 'ghost' into Google."
"Halfway through [shooting the film The Messengers], I had a really trippy experience in my hotel room. It was an old hotel. One night, it was insane, I opened my eyes and this image of this woman just filled my entire view...I let out the most gut-wrenching scream. People called the hotel room to see if I was okay."
[On shooting The Messengers]: "I thought doing this would be a nice break. I could just go and do this little horror movie...but it was one of the hardest jobs I've ever taken on! It was just physically strenuous having the same expression in so many frames. [There's] scary face one, scary face two...For two weeks straight I was just screaming and acting terrified."
Kristen Stewart on her movie role in In the Land of Women:
"It's a really nice, bold, coming-of-age story. I [could relate to the character]. I definitely felt that when I turned sixteen, I kind of came out of it, too."
"Basically, [In the Land of Women] is about people talking to people. I'm the daughter with the typical problems with her mother and the typical problems of high school and growing up and insecurities. Through talking to this guy, she kind of realizes a lot about herself, what type of direction she'd like her life to go in."
"[In the Land of Women shows a] really typical relationship where you don't quite know why but you're not getting along with your mom. You just don't want to share certain things with her, and there's a resentment. You don't necessarily believe that (your mom) is there for you--it's sort of fake. I've never had any weird problems with (my parents), but I totally see Lucy in a lot of my friends."
"With Carter, [Lucy] gets her first sense of puppy love even though he's way too old for her. At first she has romantic expectations, but it's more that she's lost and here's this guy who is there for her and he listens to her. Carter teaches Lucy a valuable lesson...you can't allow your fears and resentments to inhibit your life."
Kristen Stewart on auditioning for and shooting her movie role in Into the Wild:
"I went in and played 'Blackbird' for [Sean Penn]. That's a hard song to sing to...I'm not a singer. I can play it but [Sean] was really funny about it. He asked me if I didn't want him to look at me. 'Do you want me to turn around?' 'No, you have to see it.' But I'd never done anything like that."
"[David Baerwald and Sean] wanted a simple love song or something that a young girl would write. They said I should just go see where it takes me."
"[Emile Hirsch is one of the most confident actors I’ve ever worked with. [He said] ‘Don’t worry. Don’t think about it until he calls ‘action.’”
“I completely idolize [Sean] as a filmmaker. As a person, he’s just great and has the most massive amount of integrity. He’s great, self assured, and sure of his convictions and clear thinking.”
“[Sean] always says that he doesn’t pull performances out of actors but he puts you somewhere where you are comfortable enough with yourself to be able to give that much…He’s the most gentle guy. It’s easy to give him what he wants. You have a driving force. He cares so much.”
Kristen Stewart on her movie role in The Cake Eaters:
“[My character is] fighting for that last bit of independence from her mother and she wants to do one thing on her own before she dies…so she picks a guy. It’s a really nice, optimistic, triumphant [life] story and I love it. Mary Stuart really did a phenomenal job. I love her, too. She’s amazing.”
"[This] was my first comedy, so I had a lot of anticipation and apprehension as to how I was going to react to situations that are over the top and hokey and hysterical. I was too embarrassed to explore the scenes and be free with them. [Director Jon Favreau] helped me to push past my inhibitions because he was very in tune to how his actors were feeling."
"Comedy is kind of a serious business, you know. It's all about timing. But it's not that big of a deal. [I have to] go with it."
Kristen Stewart on her movie role in Twilight:
“I feel like it was a big responsibility and I was really intimidated for a while, but now that it’s done…I feel good. I’m really proud. I’ve never worked so hard on another movie.”
“Bella is a very honest…straight-up, good-natured girl who found herself in an insane position…[She’s seemingly logical, and then all of the sudden she’s thinking of herself as a psychotic person and [she’s] just swept away by something more powerful than her. Every girl wants to lose herself…I could relate to her.”
“[Robert Pattinson] throws me over his back [in one scene], right before he’s going to tell me that he’s a vampire, and then he runs over the treetops. And [we were] in real treetops…not just CGI…We actually [got] to go up there, and that’s what I’m stoked on.”
“Bella starts off as a pretty logical, sort of objective girl and gets swept away by something she never thought imaginable.”
Kristen Stewart on horror movies and ghosts:
"[Asian films are] not as heavy-handed as American films. They tend to take their time a little bit and let you think for yourself before they hammer you in the face and smash people's brains in and drag them off into the woods...I think they're smarter. I mean, not to generalize about stuff like that but...I like their slow deliberateness."
"I like when all of a sudden you're watching a movie and it slows down and you're like, 'Oh...something's definitely going to happen' and you know it, but even when it does, it still scares you just as much."
"Ever since I've been a kid, I've been absolutely, totally scared of ghosts. Like whenever I would run around my house terrified when I was five years old, it was always because of ghosts. But I definitely haven't been inclined to sit down and type 'ghost' into Google."
"Halfway through [shooting the film The Messengers], I had a really trippy experience in my hotel room. It was an old hotel. One night, it was insane, I opened my eyes and this image of this woman just filled my entire view...I let out the most gut-wrenching scream. People called the hotel room to see if I was okay."
[On shooting The Messengers]: "I thought doing this would be a nice break. I could just go and do this little horror movie...but it was one of the hardest jobs I've ever taken on! It was just physically strenuous having the same expression in so many frames. [There's] scary face one, scary face two...For two weeks straight I was just screaming and acting terrified."
Kristen Stewart on her movie role in In the Land of Women:
"It's a really nice, bold, coming-of-age story. I [could relate to the character]. I definitely felt that when I turned sixteen, I kind of came out of it, too."
"Basically, [In the Land of Women] is about people talking to people. I'm the daughter with the typical problems with her mother and the typical problems of high school and growing up and insecurities. Through talking to this guy, she kind of realizes a lot about herself, what type of direction she'd like her life to go in."
"[In the Land of Women shows a] really typical relationship where you don't quite know why but you're not getting along with your mom. You just don't want to share certain things with her, and there's a resentment. You don't necessarily believe that (your mom) is there for you--it's sort of fake. I've never had any weird problems with (my parents), but I totally see Lucy in a lot of my friends."
"With Carter, [Lucy] gets her first sense of puppy love even though he's way too old for her. At first she has romantic expectations, but it's more that she's lost and here's this guy who is there for her and he listens to her. Carter teaches Lucy a valuable lesson...you can't allow your fears and resentments to inhibit your life."
Kristen Stewart on auditioning for and shooting her movie role in Into the Wild:
"I went in and played 'Blackbird' for [Sean Penn]. That's a hard song to sing to...I'm not a singer. I can play it but [Sean] was really funny about it. He asked me if I didn't want him to look at me. 'Do you want me to turn around?' 'No, you have to see it.' But I'd never done anything like that."
"[David Baerwald and Sean] wanted a simple love song or something that a young girl would write. They said I should just go see where it takes me."
"[Emile Hirsch is one of the most confident actors I’ve ever worked with. [He said] ‘Don’t worry. Don’t think about it until he calls ‘action.’”
“I completely idolize [Sean] as a filmmaker. As a person, he’s just great and has the most massive amount of integrity. He’s great, self assured, and sure of his convictions and clear thinking.”
“[Sean] always says that he doesn’t pull performances out of actors but he puts you somewhere where you are comfortable enough with yourself to be able to give that much…He’s the most gentle guy. It’s easy to give him what he wants. You have a driving force. He cares so much.”
Kristen Stewart on her movie role in The Cake Eaters:
“[My character is] fighting for that last bit of independence from her mother and she wants to do one thing on her own before she dies…so she picks a guy. It’s a really nice, optimistic, triumphant [life] story and I love it. Mary Stuart really did a phenomenal job. I love her, too. She’s amazing.”
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Kristen i Elle US
Kristen är med i Oktober nr. av Elle , då tidningen de firar sitt 25 årsjubileum! 
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KRISTEN I OKTOBER NR AV GLAMOUR MAGAZINE (RYSSLAND)
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Kristen i instyle UK
Scout Taylor-Compton pratar om Kristen
Believe it or not, Kristen Stewart wasn’t always the hot commodity she is today. In fact, she’s lost out on many a role to BFF Scout Taylor-Compton!
Although Scout lost the lead in the 2007 horror flick The Messengers to K-Stew, the tables HAVE turned. “We go up against each other a lot,” the 21-year-old actress toldHollywoodLife.com exclusively at K-Swiss’ Players Series dinner party in Venice, Calif. Sept. 20. “We’re very similar to each other. She went out for Halloween and I got that. It’s really great that we are really good friends, but we do take each other’s roles. It’s kind of like ‘Congratulations! We can separate being friends from business.’” She added sagely, “You can be friends or enemies. I choose to be friends – I don’t have enemies.”
If you think Scout sounds harsh, don’t believe it for a second — she’s just wise to the Hollywood game. In fact, she and Kristen, 20, have actually joined forces in the past to co-star in The Runaways; Scout played rocker Lita Ford to Kristen’s Joan Jett. So how, exactly, do the girls manage to maintain their close friendship? “We’re very similar,” Scout said. “We’re very laid back. We’re not high-maintenance people. We’ve true to ourselves.”
This much is fact. Although she was deep in the throes of promoting the Twilight Saga: Eclipseback in June, Kristen still managed to find the time to represent her pal at the LA premiere of Scout’s indie flick, Love Ranch.
Another factor that helps their friendship is a mutual love of music. “I’m starting a band,” Scout revealed. “I play the drums. [For The Runaways] I had to learn guitar, so I also play guitar now.” Sadly, HollywoodLifers, life will not imitate art for Kristen and Scout. “We did a lot of [jamming] together in The Runaways; we had rehearsal all the time,” she said, adding, “I do know that Kris still plays, but no, we don’t jam together.”
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Kristens stil
Vilken gillar du bäst?
Jag tycker Kristen har alltid lika fina kläder men gillar bäst :14,1 och 3
Joan hyllar Kristen
Joan Jett hyllar Kristen :
Kristen Stewart impressed Joan Jett when they worked together because she had “no head trips”.
Kristen portrays Joan in movie The Runaways, about the 70s girlband featuring Joan. The rocker admits she was initially unsure about turning her life into a film, but seeing how much Kristen put into the role made her realise she’d made the right choice.
“I thought Kristen was brilliant. She really wanted to nail it, and she did a lot of studying – to the point where, when I heard her sing I Love Playing With Fire, I felt sure they were playing my vocals,” Joan explained. “And she was so great to work with, so down to earth, no head trips at all.”
The movie shows how hard Joan and her bandmate Cherie Currie, portrayed by Dakota Fanning, worked to succeed. It also details their hard-partying lifestyle, which included drug taking and alcohol drinking.
Joan has now calmed down, and prefers staying home to going on wild nights out. “I’m not at all what people think,” she told the British edition of Grazia magazine. “They probably assume I’m out every night, going crazy, but that stuff’s gotten really boring for me. Nowadays if I’m not on the road, I’m in New York, hanging out with my animals.”.
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Kristen portrays Joan in movie The Runaways, about the 70s girlband featuring Joan. The rocker admits she was initially unsure about turning her life into a film, but seeing how much Kristen put into the role made her realise she’d made the right choice.
“I thought Kristen was brilliant. She really wanted to nail it, and she did a lot of studying – to the point where, when I heard her sing I Love Playing With Fire, I felt sure they were playing my vocals,” Joan explained. “And she was so great to work with, so down to earth, no head trips at all.”
The movie shows how hard Joan and her bandmate Cherie Currie, portrayed by Dakota Fanning, worked to succeed. It also details their hard-partying lifestyle, which included drug taking and alcohol drinking.
Joan has now calmed down, and prefers staying home to going on wild nights out. “I’m not at all what people think,” she told the British edition of Grazia magazine. “They probably assume I’m out every night, going crazy, but that stuff’s gotten really boring for me. Nowadays if I’m not on the road, I’m in New York, hanging out with my animals.”.
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Kristen i Seventeen Magazine
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Vem bar den bäst?
Vem bar den bäst? Kristen Stewart eller Versece-modellen
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Kristen Stewart om att hon har haft tur.
Kristen Stewart har pratat om hennes tacksamhet för The Twilight Saga, hon berättar att hon hade tur med att lyckats internationellt med raden utav vampyrfilmer.
Hon berättar i en intervju att hon har med hjälp utav vampyrfilmerna fått större frihet till att göra mer filmer.
‘Med Twilight hade vi alla tur," säger hon. "Det är sällsynta saker för en film, när det ger dig frihet"
‘På grund utav Twilight kunde jag vara med i filmer som Welcome to the rileys".
Stjärnan har också avslöjat hur hennes familj älskar Twilightfilmerna, och var i extas när hon fick huvudrollen. "Hon var så upphetsad när jag var med i Twilight", berättar hon om sin mamma på en hörande nyheter. ‘Hela min familj var det. Före Twilight var det mer, "Varför gör du alla dessa filmer som ingen vill se?"
Men trots det så pratar hon glatt om sin familj, K-stew förblev väldigt tyst när från om hennes förhållande till Rob var.
‘Det spelar ingen roll hur många gånger jag säger det till någon eller, jag kommer inte prata om det där" säger hon
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Krisen Stewarts Familj
Kristen har 3 bröder, en biologisk som heter Cameron och två adopterade vid namn Taylor
och Dana.
En liten bild på Kristens mamma Jules.
En bild på Kristen och hennes pappa John.
Jay Manuel om Kristens stil
Top Models domare Jay Manuel tycker detta om Kristens stil på röda mattan:
"Kristen Stewart definitely has worn some stunning pieces; I just don't think she's as comfortable with her fame status. And being on the red carpet, you need to feel comfortable to carry these gowns. You really need confidence."
"Kristen Stewart definitely has worn some stunning pieces; I just don't think she's as comfortable with her fame status. And being on the red carpet, you need to feel comfortable to carry these gowns. You really need confidence."
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Jalous' Photoshoot i HQ Quality
Kristen ser så fiin ut å dessa bilder, en av mina favorit photoshoots av henne.
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Kristen blev mobbad i skolan
Kristen Stewart, 20, är en av Hollywoods hetaste unga skådespelerskor, men när hon var yngre var hon inte den populäraste tjejen på skolgården. Inte alls. Klasskamraterna mobbade henne och hon kände att hon inte alls passade in. Det var när de andra barnen upptäckte att hon hade spelat pojkflicka i filmen ”The Safety of Objects” från 2002 som trakasserierna började, berättar Kristenför Daily Telegraph.
— Jag gick inte runt och pratade om att jag hade varit med i filmer, men så var det någon som såg en gammal film som jag varit med i, ”The Safety of Objects”, och insåg att den lille pojken i filmen hade vuxit upp och blivit tjej – nämligen jag. Då var det många som började säga saker som ”Hon är en riktig bitch” när de såg mig.
— Jag kunde inte relatera till barn i min egen ålder. De är elaka och ger dig ingen chans, fortsätter hon.
”Twilight”-stjärnan var borta från skolan mycket och blev underkänd i flera ämnen. När hon var 13 år hoppade hon av skolan. Hon pluggade vidare på distans och satsade resten av tiden på skådiskarriären, och det har hon aldrig inte ångrat.
— Jag var glad över att kunna hoppa av studierna, säger hon.
Att det är för tidigt i livet för en 13-åring att börja jobba håller hon inte alls med om.
— Jag kände att jag egentligen borde ha varit vuxen redan som 5-åring.
— Jag minns när jag fyllde 18 och alla undrade om jag kände mig mognare, men jag kände mig på samma sätt som jag alltid hade gjort. Jag balanserade jobb och skola och hjälpte min mamma. Jag har alltid haft mycket ansvar.
— Jag gick inte runt och pratade om att jag hade varit med i filmer, men så var det någon som såg en gammal film som jag varit med i, ”The Safety of Objects”, och insåg att den lille pojken i filmen hade vuxit upp och blivit tjej – nämligen jag. Då var det många som började säga saker som ”Hon är en riktig bitch” när de såg mig.
— Jag kunde inte relatera till barn i min egen ålder. De är elaka och ger dig ingen chans, fortsätter hon.
”Twilight”-stjärnan var borta från skolan mycket och blev underkänd i flera ämnen. När hon var 13 år hoppade hon av skolan. Hon pluggade vidare på distans och satsade resten av tiden på skådiskarriären, och det har hon aldrig inte ångrat.
— Jag var glad över att kunna hoppa av studierna, säger hon.
Att det är för tidigt i livet för en 13-åring att börja jobba håller hon inte alls med om.
— Jag kände att jag egentligen borde ha varit vuxen redan som 5-åring.
— Jag minns när jag fyllde 18 och alla undrade om jag kände mig mognare, men jag kände mig på samma sätt som jag alltid hade gjort. Jag balanserade jobb och skola och hjälpte min mamma. Jag har alltid haft mycket ansvar.
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Kristen I DIRECT SOIR
Kristen #8 på entertainmentwise.com's "Top 10 Most Stylish Celebs"
"Vilka kändistjejer gör oss avundsjuka med sina garderober?"
Kristen hamnade på plats nummer 8
Bilder på Kristen från OTR inspelningen
Bilder på Kristen från igår.
Kristens blus ser ut som den Robert har på denna bild...konstit intsant ?!
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Kristen i nyaste frida
Nyaste frida är i bustiken nu nr.19. Med Taylor Swift på framsidan.
I det numret är Kristen Stewart med som hårtips om hur du gör Kristens sidofläta.
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