VIDEO: Robert Pattinson, I just can't get you out of my head...

VIDEO: Robert Pattinson, I just can't get you out of my head...

Boy your lovin' is all I think about. Kylie Minogue performed her hit song, Can't Get You Out Of My Head, while on Le Grand Journal May 20th. The song wasn't aired but the audience and guests were there to enjoy. It's funny because we just read in the David Michôd Hit Fix interview that they could hear this song performed while talking. Now we get to see it too. Except you won't really be paying attention to Kylie...you'll be paying attention to a certain sexy beast....



Oh yeah. We DEFINITELY can't get him out of our heads.

Kylie Minogue - Can't get you out of my head

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Robert Pattinson bringing his dimpled smile and grumpy cat to the Maps To The Stars press conference

Robert Pattinson bringing his dimpled smile and grumpy cat to the Maps To The Stars press conference

I just Blair Waldorf'd.





Rob pulling the grumpy cat look but still so dang hot.



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Click HERE if you missed the press conference and first batch of pics!
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VIDEO: What feeling does Robert Pattinson have in the morning? "Regretting what I did last night"

VIDEO: What feeling does Robert Pattinson have in the morning? "Regretting what I did last night"

This is from Rob's segment for ET Canada and he talks about auditioning for The Rover, which makes me laugh now since David Michôd said he was just putting Rob through the wringer. Rob also complimented David Cronenberg and more.


Oh Rob, you know what the kids say.


Thanks Suzie for the video!

ET Canada Have A New Interview With Robert Pattinson On Their Show Tonight

ET Canada have an exclusive interview with Robert Pattinson tonight on their show, they'll also have an interview with David Cronenberg.





They shared some of what we have to look forward to on their site:

Few things in life are as nerve-wracking as auditioning for a movie role. Even for Robert Pattinson, one of the most successful and popular actors in the world, auditioning for a role can be an almost unbearably stressful experience. To get the lead role in The Rover, for instance, Pattinson had to audition in front of director David Michod (Animal Kingdom), and by his own estimation, the audition did not go well.

"I'm so bad at auditioning, and I was terrified that I wasn't going to get it," Pattinson tells ET Canada exclusively. "I really, really fought for it."

What made Pattinson—an actor with no shortage of scripts coming his way—fight so hard for this particular role? As Pattinson explained, the role of Reynolds (a naive, simple-minded drifter) was simply too good to pass up.

"It's a character that doesn't really have any constraints," he said. "It's not really specified where he's from or what his desires are or even his mental state and I felt really relaxed doing it because you could just do whatever you wanted, basically."

Unlike during his audition, Pattinson was completely at ease playing the character during filming—an experience which the Twilight star says was a first. "It felt for a second that I knew what I was doing because I just sort of fell into acting and I never really felt like that before," he said.

Thanks Clara

"I loved his physical energy, and he was smart and had a wonderfully open face" ~ David Michod On Robert Pattinson

"I loved his physical energy, and he was smart and had a wonderfully open face"~ David Michod On Robert Pattinson 

David Michod spoke to Hitfix a few days ago in Cannes and of course had more praise for Rob. Here's an excerpt of the interview where he mentions Rob.

Set 10 years after "the fall," the new thriller is set in an Australian outback reeling from a global economic collapse. This isn't "Mad Max" or an increasingly familiar post-apocalyptic setting you've seen in theaters or on TV. Lawlessness abounds, people are barely surviving, but there is some structure to the world. The storyline centers on the unlikely pairing of Eric (Guy Pearce) and Rey (Robert Pattinson). The former is attempting to get his car back from the latter's brother for reasons that are not revealed until the final scene in the film. It's a harsh, dark film with some stellar set pieces and committed turns by both leads. More importantly, there's no sophomore slump for Michôd here.

The 41-year-old filmmaker had worked with Pearce in "Animal Kingdom" and both he and Joel Edgerton, who received a shared story-by credit, created Eric with him in mind. Pattinson, on the other hand, was a different story. Michôd had a general meeting with the actor before he "The Rover" became his follow-up and says he just immediately liked him.

"I found him really beguiling and I loved his physical energy, and he was smart and had a wonderfully open face," Michôd recalls. "When it came time to start testing for the character, I knew I wanted to see him, but yeah, I didn’t know what he was capable of. I think he knew that people didn’t know what he was capable of as well and so he was very willing to work and work hard. But very quickly when he came in to test for me I could just see this skill set that he just hasn’t been able to showcase."

Those instincts paid off. Pattinson's work is clearly the best of his career as he makes sure the slightly "off" Rey isn't just Pattinson playing the big screen "Robert Pattinson." Many audiences, however, will be surprised to find the Brit is playing an American in this setting.

Read the full interview over at Hitfix
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Cute NEW Pic Of Robert Pattinson In Gala Magazine

Cute NEW Pic Of Robert Pattinson In Gala Magazine

 It's from May 20th when he was out and about in Cannes. More pics from the night HERE.

Now check out how adorable he is in this pic.



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FAN VIDEO: Robert Pattinson Is The King Of Cannes

FAN VIDEO: Robert Pattinson Is The King Of Cannes

This is such a fantastic video. Drop everything and watch it NOW!



Thanks Nancy for the heads up!