torsdag 21 oktober 2010
Ashley Greene Keeps it Casual with Beau Joe Jonas
WHO: Ashley Greene
WORE: A jrsey tank and skinny jeans
WHERE: Dinner at Katsuya
The Twilight star looked calm, cool, and collected as she went out to dinner with boyfriend Joe Jonasin L.A. Ashley wore a Monrow silk jersey tank with J. Brand skinny jeans and black ballet flats. We think it's refreshing to see stars dressed down (when not on the red carpet), and we fully approve of Ashley's laid-back look!
Daily Front Row Article With Some New Quotes
(NEW YORK) Kristen Stewart and James Gandolfini, both fueled by mega pop culture phenomenons likeTwilight and The Sopranos, drew quite a crowd Monday night during the Cinema Society and Everlon Diamond Knot Collection screening of Welcome to the Rileys. Guests like Christina Hendricks, Gerard Butler and Danny DeVito stepped out to see the film, which tells the tale of a young, wayward teenager (Stewart) who creates a bond with the Rileys (Gandolfini and Melissa Leo). Stewart admitted she shares a sense of humor with her character but is more demure. “I’m not as vulgar as she is.” She paused and continued, “I do curse, just not nearly as badly.”
In addition to having a penchant for cussing, Stewart’s character works as a stripper. “I actually went to a strip club for the very first time,” said the actress on her preparation for the role. Sporting dark locks for the Twilightfranchise, Stewart confessed she’s been going non-stop. “I was literally working on Breaking Dawn this weekend, and I haven’t had time off in a while. But you know, it really doesn’t bother me. I’m kind of boring. If I did have time to myself, I would probably just do nothing.”
“You have to be into the whole Twilight series, right?” asked James Woods, as he nodded towards his girlfriend, Ashley Madison, who quickly corroborated. “I’m 24 and so all my friends and I have read the books. Couldn’t put them down!” Meanwhile, Hendricks, arm-in-arm with husband Geoffrey Arend, confessed, “This whole experience is new for me, I’m excited!” Director Jake Scott revealed, “There were some pretty nasty things that happened during filming, because it was in a really rough part of New Orleans…But Jim [Gandolfini] lightened the mood on set, because he likes to make animal noises. Like a screaming donkey or something,” he said and demonstrated. “I really don’t know what animal, but he would do all these weird noises after a take and we’d all be like, what is he doing?”
Post-screening, guests dried their eyes and headed over to the new Club Room at the Soho Grand Hotel, unwinding with a bit of DeLeon tequila. Meanwhile, Stewart slipped out of her Valentino frock and into something more comfortable—jeans and a knit beanie. With the 31st looming near, Woods shared a memorable Halloween snafu. "One time I was on the Tonight Show back when it was Johnny Carson. It was one of the first times I had been on a show like that, and I just wore a plain suit not realizing it was the special Halloween episode. Johnny asked, ‘What kind of costume is this?’ And I said, ‘I’m going as a republican.’”
Is Rob the Catalyst for Ed Burns’ New Way of Distributing Films?
Producer/director/actor Ed Burns and his somewhat revolutionary (and risky) distribution plans for his latest film, “Nice Guy Johnny.” The film premieres on October 26th, but it will be anything but a traditional opening.
Burns–an indie filmmaker to the core–decided to forgo the traditional theatrical release. Instead, the film will be released in three formats simultaneously: ITunes, video-on-demand and DVD.
Burns has his reasons for giving this method a shot. The playing field for true indie films has shifted considerably in the last decade. Backing money from hedge-funders has dried up. Indie studios like Picturehouse and Warner Independent have shut down. Marketing costs have risen considerably. (Burns can make a film for $1 million, then spend five times that amount trying to get the word out for a theatrical release. It’s tough going when an indie has to compete with the latest Robert Pattinson movie with a $40 million marketing budget.)
“I haven’t made money on a studio release since [1996’s] ‘She’s the One,’” Burns told me. “I’ve had trouble getting them out to an audience.”
Burns dipped his toe into these new distribution waters with 2007’s “Purple Violets” which was released on ITunes. With “Nice Guy,” he’s cannonballed into the pool.
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via Spunk-Ransom
Kristen's WTTR Press Junket interview w/PopEater
Youtube Version
In 'Welcome to the Rileys,' Stewart conquers a role so intense, so unexpected, it would make Bella Swan blush. As Mallory, a runway stripper who finds a kindred spirit in James Gandolfini, Stewart's angst-filled performance has tongues wagging ... and critics talking.
PopEater sat down with Kristen to discuss how 'Twilight' fans will react to 'Welcome to the Rileys,' and her answer may surprise you.
"It's not raunchy or anything, it's actually like a really sweet story," Stewart says of 'Welcome to the Rileys.'
PopEater via Pattinson-Stewart Fans | @KStewDevotee
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