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Kristen Stewart: Best Looks 

We know that everyone and their brother is crazy for Twilight, but we can’t say that we get it. Yes, we’ve seen the films but we usually wait until they are out on DVD. Despite our opinions on the plot, you can’t deny Bella Swan’s (Kristen Stewart) cuteness. We’ve been seeing a lot of news about Twilight 4: Breaking Dawn, and this inspired us to spotlight a few of Stewart’s cutest street-style looks over the years. 

Kristen Stewart 

Kristen Stewart 

Stewart keeps it simple; she’s a real ‘jeans and a t-shirt’ kinda gal, but it suits her and we like. Ray-ban wayfarers, fitted band tees, skinny jeans, and classic Vans are all staples in this mega-stars wardrobe. 

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Breaking Dawn will be released in theatres on November 18, 2011. Until then you can get your fix with a Twilight Eclipse DVD.



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Did they REALLY have to mention why they can't see the appeal of Twilight?
Well...foolish people, maybe you should look just  a LIIITTTLLLEEE closer. :)

HollywoodNews.com: Apparently people can’t get enough of ‘Twilight’ couple Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson and the two have reportedly been named the most Googled couple. 

According to reports, they are searched for more than other heavy hitters like Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie, states Right TV. It seems the interest really took off after the couple finally came out as being in a relationship. 

Since then, rumors have run wild and fans just want a glimpse of the two showing affection in public. 

What do you think about Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson as a couple? 

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“Welcome to the Rileys” takes a premise that sounds like a bad gag — married man befriends a teenage stripper — and spins it into a powerful character drama.


Jake Scott (Ridley’s son) directs sensitively, with an eye for nuance and an absence of exploitation, and the downtrodden post-Katrina New Orleans setting amplifies the grim stasis that’s overtaken the lives of protagonists Doug Riley (James Gandolfini) and Mallory (Kristen Stewart).

The joy has seeped out of Doug’s marriage to Lois (Melissa Leo) after the tragic death of their daughter. The Indianan — a strong-willed, dignified man in the Big Easy on business — finds a new purpose in helping shape up Mallory, a scarred 17-year-old spending her days in a crumbling slum and her nights performing scantily clad in a seedy club.

These are complex, believable characters, wholly deglamorized and bestowed with the layered complications that define real life. The actors bring great conviction to their parts, deftly conveying deep-seated emotions without veering toward easy, obvious choices.

As the characters’ lives are renewed, and a shared sense of hope in the future is reborn, it’s hard to be anything but deeply moved, no matter any initial skepticism.


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