Hottie ROBERT Pattinson and Kristen Stewart were in Hollywood Friday night for a New Moon cast signing at the Hollywood & Highland Center. New Moon hits movie theaters on November 20. Pattinson, 23, recently revealed that he used to doubt his acting abilities. “Dad was in a restaurant and saw a bunch of pretty girls and decided to go up and ask where they’d been,” he said. “They said they went to this drama club, so he said we’d better go down too!
“I said to my manager, ‘I can’t do that thing where someone comes up behind you and you look scared’. And he said, ‘What? Acting?’. And I was like, ‘That’s it! I can’t do that!’.” R-Patz also discussed the effect he has on his legions of female fans. “All the screaming is so bizarre. It’s a scream of wanting, but I have absolutely no idea what they want. How can I satisfy that?” he said.
“When there are girls standing there trembling and crying, that’s a very strange thing to be a part of. Girls scream for Edward, not Robert. I still can’t get a date!” “Edward really liked Bella, felt a connection, but held back. I do it so many times too. Whenever I like someone subconsciously I think, ‘Don’t like me. I’m a d**k’. I’m worried for their sake. Especially if they’re not famous. It’s weird I have to think about that.”
Stewart, 19, recently admitted that she wouldn’t have signed up for Twilight if she knew how much attention she’d get. “I had no idea it would turn out like this when I signed up for the movie,” she said. “And I am glad I didn’t because it would’ve tripped me out.” source.
Don’t let the name dropping fool you — Miley Cyrus is no fan of Hova. In a new interview, the Teen Queen claims that despite referencing Jay-Z in the first verse of her hit single “Party In The USA,” she’s never actually heard a song by the Grammy-winning rapper, whose career spans more than decade. So what gives? Apparently, Miles doesn’t “listen to pop music.” Perhaps we’re missing something here, but doesn’t she sing pop music? And sure hip-hop isn’t as rugged as it was during the Biggie/Pac era, but Lil Wayne qualifies as a pop star now?
