Robert Pattinson Portraits from Entertainment Weekly

Entertainment Weekly hits stands THIS Friday and as we posted yesterday it has the trifecta cover :) Here are some portraits of Robert Pattinson from that shoot. Check out EW.com for portraits of Kristen Stewart and Taylor Lautner

Rob Pattinson on His Media Shyness

''The only reason you need a publicist is if you want to be constantly in the media — I would prefer never to be in it.''

Rob Pattinson on the Perils of Early Fame

''There's always a fear of not being able to grow.''

Robert Pattinson Really Just Wants a Vacation

''I've been working since January 14th. I've had three days off.'' [winces] ''I know I'm making it sound like I'm complaining.''

Image credit: BEN WATTS FOR EW

Robert Pattinson in FILMINK Magazine (Australia)

Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart and Taylor Lautner are features in the new issue of FILMINK Magazine with the title: The Kids Are Alright :)

FILMINK magazine is on sale throughout Australia from November 16 you can check out the website at www.filmink.com.au and it can also be bought directly by emailing dina@filmink.com.au with an inquiry.







Thanks to FILMINK for sending us the scans :)

Robert Pattinson Says It's 'A Little Early To Start Selling Out'

BEVERLY HILLS, California — Kevin Spacey voices Honda commercials. Brad Pitt has been known to recommend a frosty Heineken or two. Jennifer Aniston would love to sell you some shampoo, Halle Berry would like to share some makeup tips, and Beyoncé hopes you pay for it all with your American Express card.

Long gone, it seems, are the days when artists sought to preserve their integrity by staying away from commercial endorsements. Which seems to leave one glaringly obvious question in the minds of "Twilight" fans worldwide: When is Robert Pattinson going to try and sell us something?

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New Robert Pattinson Vanity Fair Outtake

Source: Mr.Pattinson

Robert Pattinson Takes Us Inside The 'New Moon' Birthday Scene

Star describes how everything goes from beautiful to tragic for Edward in one pivotal moment.

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Late last month, during MTV's "Ulalume: Howling at New Moon" special, we debuted the catalyzing scene in the upcoming "Twilight" sequel, that traumatic moment that drives all the action in the film: when Bella Swan's 18th birthday party with the Cullen family turns from joyous occasion to violent game-changer.

As committed Twilighters know, Kristen Stewart's Bella nicks her finger while opening up a present, and the sight of fresh blood triggers the need for Jasper (Jackson Rathbone) to do a little vampire feeding. In steps Robert Pattinson's Edward to smack down Jasper and make sure not a hair on his beloved's head is touched. Their relationship is forever altered.

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Robert Pattinson, K Stew and Taylor with fans in Paris

Source thanks to NoirCat2528

E! News 'Touching on the Tarmac and Vanity Fair Outtakes'

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Fan Pictures of Robert Pattinson @ London New Moon Event

Source Via ThinkingofRob

New Robert Pattinson and Gil Birmingham Pic from Eclipse Set

Source: Gil's Twitter

Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart Reveal What Makes Them A Good Pair

'She really stands up for what she thinks is right and is generally on the same page with what I think is right,' RPattz says of his 'Twilight' leading lady.

BEVERLY HILLS, California — Judging by the photos that leaked Tuesday night, a lot of people enjoy dreaming that Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart's onscreen romance also extends offscreen. But no matter what the truth is, this much is fact: Rob and Kristen are happy to have the other at their side as they ride the "Twilight Saga" wave.

"He's thoughtful," Stewart explained recently when we asked the actress to name the quality in RPattz that means the most to her. "I don't want to be specific. It's funny to talk about your friends in [these terms], because this is now going to be the one thing that's my favorite thing about Rob. It's going to be the thing."

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Robert Pattinson Gets Denied By A Girl In MTV EXCLUSIVE 'How To Be' Clip

Today, we bring you the fruits of his labor—an exclusive sneak peek at the movie due out on DVD November 17.

In the film Rob plays a down-on-his-luck musician named Art, who after being dumped by his girlfriend, moves back in with his parents and hires a live-in self-help guru to cure his social awkwardness. The process is quite a vulnerable one as you'd expect, evidenced perfectly by this clip in which Art's oddball friend Nikki (Mike Pearce) invites a couple of girls over to help his glum mate forget about his ex. Nikki's one piece of advice to Art? "Don't be yourself." We're not sure who Art attempted to be in this scene, but it's certainly not our favorite dazzling vamp. Edward would never drop such a sad, pathetic (and sort of gross) pick-up line. Click play on the clip below to see Rob clear the room with his misguided attempt at romance.

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PopSugar Interview with Robert Pattinson

Absolute Radio Interview with Robert Pattinson

Short Video of the London Press Conference

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Glamour Magazine (Mexico) Interview With Robert Pattinson (Translation)

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Let’s talk about New Moon. Was it fun to go back and play the role that gave you fame?
I was sur­prised at how easy it was going back in his shows. I like Edward and I have a lot of fun play­ing him.

You’re not in this movie a lot, are you?
I’m not. Edward decides to leave Bella, but he real­izes it wasn’t the best idea and he comes home again. But I’m in the best scenes of the movie! (laughs)

What’s the main dif­fer­ence bew­teen Twi­light and New Moon?
The direc­tor is extremely dif­fer­ent, and the movie has more action scenes and every­thing hap­pens faster. I think it’s very dif­fer­ent. New Moon was much more demand­ing phys­i­cally. i had to train a lot to get in shape.

Are you get­ting used to fame?
I don’t think that’s some­thing you can get used to, but I have to con­fess that I am enjoy­ing my life. I think I’m a pos­i­tive per­son, and the truth is I can’t com­plain of suc­cess. The peo­ple in my life know who I am and I haven’t changed in any way. Although my mom does read the tabloids and she calls me and asks, “Robert, how could you do this?”. I have to explain to her that it’s a lie.

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