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Showing posts with label Kristen Stewart. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kristen Stewart. Show all posts
Thursday, November 12, 2009
PARIS: Kristen, Robert and Taylor Mingles with Fans
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Saturday, November 7, 2009
Gossip Cop on Kristen Stewart and the Media
credits to GOSSIPCOP.COM
And now a few words on Kristen Stewart.
Entertainment Weekly had the opportunity to speak with Stewart (and Robert Pattinson and Taylor Lautner) in Vancouver before “Eclipse” wrapped. As everyone now knows, during the conversation Stewart “got nicely fired up” about constant questions concerning the nature of her relationship with Pattinson.
“I probably would’ve answered it if people hadn’t made such a big deal about it,” Stewart told the magazine, going on to point out that people seem to assume that the choice to become an actor erases one’s right to privacy. Then Stewart gave the comments headlined around the world, “There’s no answer that’s not going to tip you one way or the other. Think about every hypothetical situation: ‘Okay, we are. We aren’t. I’m a lesbian.’ I’m just trying to keep something.”
Smart and media savvy, Stewart knew which word would rock the blogosphere.
And it did.
While it’s surprising that the majority of outlets actually took the time to read two paragraphs and understand the comments’ context, the fact that these same outlets used Stewart’s plea to leave her personal life alone as just another opportunity to keep it in the news cycle is all too predictable.
Of course blogs are going to run with the “lesbian” headline. Few words will grab more eyes. If those eyes happen to read enough of the article to understand Stewart was joking, great. If not – well, they don’t care. They got you to click.
We understand why the media does what it does. Phenomena like “Twilight” and celebrities like the series’ stars are huge moneymakers for the gossip biz. That’s why an entertainment-focused publication like EW raises the “who’s dating whom???” question in the first place, acting, as one of its own commenters pointed out, more like Tiger Beat. And many fans – not all, but MANY – want very intimate details about those stars’ personal lives. If there were not millions of fans who DID care about Stewart’s relationships, the tabloids and the sites Gossip Cop monitors would have no incentive to badger her.
But it doesn’t make it right for them to do so. It just doesn’t.
What Gossip Cop wants, and what we think nearly all of our readers want (judging by your comments and e-mails) is not just honesty in reporting, but also civility and respect.
We don’t think that’s preachy. We think it’s journalism.
We’ve seen the paparazzi’s destructive behavior with Pattinson, Stewart, and dozens of other young celebrities. We’ve seen the relationship between stars and the people who cover them deteriorate. We see increasingly antagonistic bloggers turning otherwise charismatic actors and actresses into pin cushions less willing to open up when it is appropriate and when they do feel comfortable.
And when someone like Stewart speaks out like she did, sites miss the point and keep stoking speculation.
Stewart hinted at as much in the interview. “I’m not going to give the fiending an answer,” she explains.
Her private life – like Pattinson’s, like Lautner’s, like everyone’s – is private. The celebrities who let fans get a glimpse of their lives are the ones who do so willingly and happily. They are not browbeaten or blackmailed into it.
The outlets that circle Stewart like wolves and pounce at every movement bear an unflattering similarity to Bella’s foes.
Entertainment Weekly had the opportunity to speak with Stewart (and Robert Pattinson and Taylor Lautner) in Vancouver before “Eclipse” wrapped. As everyone now knows, during the conversation Stewart “got nicely fired up” about constant questions concerning the nature of her relationship with Pattinson.
“I probably would’ve answered it if people hadn’t made such a big deal about it,” Stewart told the magazine, going on to point out that people seem to assume that the choice to become an actor erases one’s right to privacy. Then Stewart gave the comments headlined around the world, “There’s no answer that’s not going to tip you one way or the other. Think about every hypothetical situation: ‘Okay, we are. We aren’t. I’m a lesbian.’ I’m just trying to keep something.”
Smart and media savvy, Stewart knew which word would rock the blogosphere.
And it did.
While it’s surprising that the majority of outlets actually took the time to read two paragraphs and understand the comments’ context, the fact that these same outlets used Stewart’s plea to leave her personal life alone as just another opportunity to keep it in the news cycle is all too predictable.
Of course blogs are going to run with the “lesbian” headline. Few words will grab more eyes. If those eyes happen to read enough of the article to understand Stewart was joking, great. If not – well, they don’t care. They got you to click.
We understand why the media does what it does. Phenomena like “Twilight” and celebrities like the series’ stars are huge moneymakers for the gossip biz. That’s why an entertainment-focused publication like EW raises the “who’s dating whom???” question in the first place, acting, as one of its own commenters pointed out, more like Tiger Beat. And many fans – not all, but MANY – want very intimate details about those stars’ personal lives. If there were not millions of fans who DID care about Stewart’s relationships, the tabloids and the sites Gossip Cop monitors would have no incentive to badger her.
But it doesn’t make it right for them to do so. It just doesn’t.
What Gossip Cop wants, and what we think nearly all of our readers want (judging by your comments and e-mails) is not just honesty in reporting, but also civility and respect.
We don’t think that’s preachy. We think it’s journalism.
We’ve seen the paparazzi’s destructive behavior with Pattinson, Stewart, and dozens of other young celebrities. We’ve seen the relationship between stars and the people who cover them deteriorate. We see increasingly antagonistic bloggers turning otherwise charismatic actors and actresses into pin cushions less willing to open up when it is appropriate and when they do feel comfortable.
And when someone like Stewart speaks out like she did, sites miss the point and keep stoking speculation.
Stewart hinted at as much in the interview. “I’m not going to give the fiending an answer,” she explains.
Her private life – like Pattinson’s, like Lautner’s, like everyone’s – is private. The celebrities who let fans get a glimpse of their lives are the ones who do so willingly and happily. They are not browbeaten or blackmailed into it.
The outlets that circle Stewart like wolves and pounce at every movement bear an unflattering similarity to Bella’s foes.
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
3 Main Cast of Twilight Saga Will be on Madrid on November 12, 2009
Thanks to ROBSESSED BLOG for posting and RPATTZNEWS for translations =p
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will they ever go here in toronto again and promote? but i guess they had a very bad experience last year on MUCH that i dunno if they would likely go here again...
The fan event that we've organized for you on November 12th, will be held at Madrid's Vistalegre Palace, starting at 7:15 pm.
The three main actors of the film: Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart and Taylor Lautner will be there, along with director Chris Weitz.
During the event, there will be many surprises including a Q & A with the actors and director.
There will also be clips and an exclusive preview, but the entire movie (NM) will not be shown.
Before the event begins, the actors and director will be signing
autographs inside the location.
Doors will open starting at around 5:15 pm and will close at 7 pm. For security reasons, even ticket/pass holders will be denied entry after that time.
So how do you get your pass/ticket to attend the event? The free passes will be available at the Vistalegre Palace ticket office starting at 10:00 am on November 12th. And note that it will only be one ticket per person.
There will be two types of tickets/passes available. The first 200 lucky fans in line, will get VIP access to the patio, where they will be closer to the actors.
The rest of the passes given out, will be for the stands, and they will be given out until the location reaches full capacity.
In case you don't want to wait in line that day, there are other ways to get a ticket to the event.
There are contests being organized, where the winners will be able to attend the fan event on November 12th.
For now these are two ways to enter for a chance at tickets to the event.
http://www.servicaixa.com/ and http://www.entradas.com/.
Starting October 27th, if you buy a ticket to watch 'New Moon' starting on November 18th on either of those links, you qualify for a drawing to attend the fan event November 12th.
Each site will give away 500 passes/tickets to the fan event.
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will they ever go here in toronto again and promote? but i guess they had a very bad experience last year on MUCH that i dunno if they would likely go here again...
Sunday, October 25, 2009
Sunday Herald Sun Magazine Featuring Robert Pattinson
Twiligh Zone Presents: Robert Pattinson
credits to Pattinson Life
Click the image to view actual size =)
credits to Pattinson Life
Click the image to view actual size =)
Friday, October 23, 2009
ROBWARD/BELLSTEN STILL PIC from New Moon
oohlala! i am supposed to go and eat my BRUNCH now but i saw this PIC from thinking of rob blog... and i can't help but posting it up! thanks to them.. this pic is from TOTAL FILM MAGAZINE
credit them if you are going to repost this pic... thanks a lot!
credit them if you are going to repost this pic... thanks a lot!
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