From RingCon - Oct. 15th, 2011
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tisdag 18 oktober 2011
XFINITY: Six Things You Didn't Know About Jackson Rathbone
I recently caught up with Jackson via phone – he was promoting his new teen-spy web series “Aim High” (debuting this week on Facebook) – and discovered a few things even his most dedicated follower (his mom) probably doesn’t know.
He’s a Mark-Paul Gosselaar fan: “I was a big fan of ‘Saved by the Bell’ when I was a kid. I always thought it was really cool how Zack Morris just talked directly to the camera.”
He’s really great at keeping secrets: “I’m definitely a vault. I mean, I know who killed JFK. I’m a vault of secrets. Actually, I’ll tell you who killed JFK – it was [Jackson holds down a button on the phone]. That’s who did it.”
He’s kind of disappointed by his vampire: “I remember when I first signed on to do ‘Twilight’ and I was like, ‘Yeah, I get to play a vampire! It’s awesome!’ And then they were like, ‘You don’t have any teeth though.’ And I’m like, ‘Oh, well, at least I’m a vampire. Ok, no teeth. Whatever.’ And they’re like, ‘Oh, and you can’t kill people.’ I’m like – Oh my god, I’m a vampire that can’t eat people. So that’s what I brought to the character of Jasper, which is the ultra desire to kill and feast like a vampire should.”
He’s loved by women. Sometimes sarcastically: When asked about her reaction to Rathbone’s on-set presence, his “Aim High” co-star Aimee Teegarden (left) playfully said, “I was totally swooning! Like, he’s just so handsome and funny and it was so much fun to work with him.”
He’s loved by his mom. Sometimes obsessively: “My mom was internet savvy way before Mark Zuckerberg was born. She’s been internet stalking me since before the internet was invented. She likes to, what she calls, ‘check up on me.’ She’ll call me and talk to me about a project I’m doing before I even know I’m definitely doing it. It’s insane.”
He’s really bad at practical jokes: “I faked a couple friends of mine’s deaths. Back when we were kids, there’s this thing we did called ‘The Pass-Out Game.’ We would, like, double-over, breathe really fast and go up against the wall and make ourselves pass out. So, we got some blood capsules and my buddy Ben and I decided to make our friend Will think that we killed [Ben].”
måndag 17 oktober 2011
Booboo Stewart in Anti-Bullying PSA: ‘My Life, My Power.’
The mission of the PSA is to encourage kids around the world to treat others as they want to be treated, claim their power from within, and stand up against bullying.
It video will actually premiere on October 22nd at the AMC-16 in Burbank, Calif., along with the iDanceMachine 3D Music Video “It’s Nothing Personal.”
Want to attend? Log onto iDanceMachine.com to claim your ticket!
To learn more, visit MyLifeMyPower.org.
TroixTV | justjaredjr
It video will actually premiere on October 22nd at the AMC-16 in Burbank, Calif., along with the iDanceMachine 3D Music Video “It’s Nothing Personal.”
Want to attend? Log onto iDanceMachine.com to claim your ticket!
To learn more, visit MyLifeMyPower.org.
TroixTV | justjaredjr
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Confirmed! Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson, Taylor Lautner will be immortalized in a handprint
Chinese Theaters Confirm Rob, Kristen and Taylor Handprint Ceremony - Nov 3rd, 10AM
(Hollywood, Calif., Oct. 17, 2011)---The most famous place in Hollywood, The Chinese Theatre (www.chinesetheatres.com), is set to honor the acting trio of “The Twilight Saga,” Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson and Taylor Lautner. The three will again appear together in the fourth installment of the blockbuster franchise “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1," due in theatres Nov. 18.
The handprints-footprints ceremony honoring all three actors will take place Thurs., Nov. 3, at 10AM.
To date the “Twilight Saga” franchise’s first three films have grossed over a combined $1.8 billion at the worldwide box office.
The Chinese Theatre handprints and footprints ceremony is rich in tradition and provides the over four million people a year who visit the site an opportunity to experience the lore of Hollywood up close, for here lay the handprints and footprints of Hollywood’s most notable talents. Comedian Bob Hope even left an imprint of his legendary ski jump-shaped nose!
Unlike any other award in Hollywood, be it an Oscar® or a sidewalk ceremony, The Chinese Theatre handprints-footprints tribute is the most selective of all, since over the course of nine decades, only 250-plus such honors have been presented.
Movie exhibitor Sid Grauman, who was one of Hollywood’s best known and most creative showmen, opened The Chinese in 1927 and launched the handprints-footprints ceremony a year later, as a promotion to advertise his many premieres and first run films.
Among the first handprints and footprints were those of Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks. Within a few years, the famous forecourt of handprints and footprints on Hollywood Boulevard was flourishing and has since become an international tourist destination. Recent celebrants have included Brad Pitt, George Clooney, Johnny Depp and Jennifer Aniston.
Today, The Chinese Theatre forecourt is among the world’s most photographed tourist sites, annually attracting as many visitors as the Taj Mahal in India and the Prado Museum in Madrid. Along with Disneyland and Universal Studios, The Chinese Theatre is among Los Angeles’ top five tourist attractions, according to About.com.
In any given year, The Chinese Theatre hosts over 40 red carpet film premieres and since it opened, it has hosted three Academy Award® ceremonies and numerous world premieres, including those for internationally-acclaimed film franchises, such as “Star Wars” and “Harry Potter.”
More movie popcorn has been consumed here by more famous faces than anywhere else on earth and in 2012 The Chinese Theatre celebrates its 85thanniversary with many new innovations planned.
The ceremony will be broadcast live via streaming video on www.chinesetheatres.com.
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