Kristen Stewart rocked an equestrian-like
look upon arriving at a "Snow White and the Huntsman" industry screening in L.A.
on Tuesday night. The 22-year-old actress -- who was outfitted by designer
Stella McCartney -- paired a high-collar blouse with a black blazer and matching
mini skirt. A loose updo, smokey eye makeup, and two-tone platform pumps
completed her youthful yet chic ensemble.
Making her triumphant post-baby stage
debut, Beyonce Knowles was in fine form as she took the stage for the first time
since giving birth to daughter Blue Ivy while putting on a concert in Atlantic
City, New Jersey on Friday night.
The 30-year-old singing sensation
confidently greeted the sold-out audience at Ovation Hall at Revel Resort &
Casino while opening up the show with fan favorite "End of Time" before
transitioning into "Love on Top".
When all was said and done, Beyonce had
cranked out a whopping 27 song setlist including covers of Whitney Houston's " I
Will Always Love You" and Lauryn Hill's "Ex-Factor".
Giving his lady a big thumbs up,
Beyonce's rapper hubby, Jay-Z, took to Twitter at the conclusion of the concert
while writing, "I'm gonna say this and then I'm gonna end mine. BEYONCE is the
best performer in the world. Period."
Unapologetically showing off their love
for each other, Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart were spotted locking lips
at the 65th Cannes Film Festival last night.
The “Twilight Saga: New Moon”
costars/real-life lovers got hot and heavy on the balcony at Baron during an “On
the Road” afterparty while fans and shutterbugs looked on.
And though they’ve been romantically
linked for years, Rob and Kristen had never previously been so blatant about
confirming the relationship rumors.
Additionally, Stewart referred to Robert
as “my boyfriend” when talking to press about his new movie “Bel
Ami.”
Being recognized with an emotionally charged salute for
her life achievements, the late Whitney Houston was selected as the recipient of
the Billboard Millennium Award at the 2012 Billboard Music Awards on Sunday
night (May 20).
The "I Will Always Love You" singer - who tragically
passed away on February 11th - was honored with a tribute led off by comedian
Whoopi Goldberg, who said, "I adored Whitney Houston. What all performers want
and need and should get is love, and many of us here loved Whitney, and even if
you're one of those who didn't show the love to Whitney, now is your chance,
because tonight, that's what we're doing: We're going to be giving Whitney the
greatest love of all."
With John Legend performing "Greatest Love of All"
followed by Jordin Sparks belting out "I Will Always Love You", the stage
efforts were followed by speeches - as Whitney's sister-in-law, Pat Houston,
said, "This is truly an honor. We thank you, Billboard; we thank you, Whoopi,
Jordin; we love you, John. But tonight, the one person that should be accepting
this award is the one person that Whitney loved most."
Pat then passed the spotlight over to Whitney's
daughter, Bobbi Kristina,who kept her message short and sweet while saying, "I
just really want to say thank you to everyone who supported us through it all.
Thank you so much for showing that much love, 'cause she deserved it. There will
never be another one, ever. I thank you so much."
The previews for the upcoming film "Snow White and the Huntsman" show a world that's much darker than Disney's 1937
animated classic "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs." There's no sign of singing
dwarfs, and especially no prim princess wearing a sweet little frock. This Snow
White gallops on horses while wearing armor, and if she has to wear a dress,
it's going to be dark. So as director Rupert Sanders explains, one young
actress, known for her slightly rebellious attitude, was a perfect fit for the
role: "Twilight" star Kristen Stewart. "[This Snow White's] not a damsel in
distress relying on the handsome prince to save her," Sanders reveals to Elle in
a new interview with Stewart, 22. "She's someone who bonds the men together to
reclaim the kingdom. And Kristen was exactly what she personified: tough,
independent, resilient."
Stewart, who's also fiercely private,
particularly about her romantic relationship with "Twilight" co-star Robert
Pattinson, has been acting for more than a decade. Audiences first took notice
of her in 2002's "The Panic Room," where she played Jodie Foster's daughter. And
while she's pretty open about her dislike of the fame that comes along with her
profession, she still really loves her craft. "Laurence Olivier was asked,
'Actors, what's the impulse? Why?'
The image Stewart chooses to present in
the Elle photo shoot, which was done by Tom Munro, is that of both a glam
Hollywood siren (think Angelina) and a dapper leading man. She posed in designs
from high-fashion brands like Gucci, Prabal Gurung, Balenciaga, and Tom Ford.
However, one of her accessories was noticeably missing. It was the gold ring
she's been spotted wearing on her index finger that's rumored to be from
R.Pattz. "Everyone wants to know," she says of the ring. "Everyone knows already
— it's ridiculous."
Though Stewart's normally not one for
smiling very much, she admits that she's had a pretty good life. The L.A. native
confesses that, at times, she even thinks it's been too easy. "You can learn so
much from bad things" Stewart says. "I feel boring. I feel like, Why is
everything so easy for me? I can't wait for something crazy to f---ing happen to
me. Just life. Do you know what I mean?" She adds, "It's one of the reasons I
want to act. I love living in different worlds, because a lot of times mine is
pretty nice and easy."
Making a trip to Europe, the beautiful
Nicole Scherzinger attended the German premiere for "Men in Black III" to
support her co-star pal Will Smith.
The former Pussycat Doll looked stunning
in a purple gown with her gorgeous locks down and curly while she stopped to
give the film's star a kiss on the cheek at the O2 World Arena venue.
As for the movie, the "Men In Black"
sequel is set to open in theaters Memorial Day weekend and has faced many
marketing challenges since it’s last film was released more than 10 years
ago.
"With something like 'Men in Black,' a
sequel is actually more difficult than the original," said Walter Parkes, who
has produced all three of the films. "The challenge is to be fresh and original
but also deliver on the core values of the franchise."
Sony pictures is confident that the star
power of Smith, along with Tommy Lee Jones and Josh Brolin, will help the
opening succeed.
Bobby Brown became world famous as part
of New Edition, and last night (May 16) Bobby Brown was once again flying solo
on "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno."
The "My Prerogative" singer gave a
high-energy performance of his brand new single "Don't Let Me Die," a tribute to
his late ex-wife Whitney Houston.
And from the lyrics, it was obvious that
Brown is having a hard time dealing with the " I Will Always Love You"
songstress' death.
Bobby sang, “I don't know how to live
without you . I need you here.I guess I messed up pretty bad . I didn't know who
you were . I didn’t know what we had. Now I’m stuck living in the past, trying
to get the pieces back / But I guess now you're gone."
