Rob in Details Magazine

Rob in Details Magazine.























Kudos to RobertPattinsonLife.

Video of the shoot

Investikudos Weekly Update Feb 1-7 2010

This week was one big a Robsten Dejavu:

"the recurring drama of internet bloggers trying to stir all kinds of Robsten dish, causing Robstenites to go "WTF, didn't we go through this drama yesterday" whilst eating salty things"

(partial kudos go to our friend Sarah)

It started with a lot of Awful Truth drama, where Ted Casablancas blogged about some rumble between Rob and Kristen and the continuing influence of bigger parties involved, like Summit and the bounds of contracts.

Then we had some details on the Details Magazine Photoshoot Rob did back in December. It had something to do with nekkid women, breast grabbing, esctacy faces and crotch-pulling and it send the virtual world into a frenzy. Positively and Negatively. Luckily, Gossipcop had some scoop as to what the shoot is going to be about. The low-down on Rob's Details Photoshoot

Was there any real news this week? Thankfully, yes.

First, it looks like Welcome to the Rileys is getting distribution in a lot of countries, which is great news.

Also, Kristen will be hosting a Haiti benefit dinner

Kristen was also spotted at the Los Angeles Supreme Court on Feb 2nd forJury Duty



We got a first sneak peek at Kristen's Vanity Fair's Hollywood Edition and Rob's Details shoot.



Rob was spotted at the National Theatre on Saturday, per tweets

Kristen will attend a Yellow Handkerchief Afterparty on Feb 18 2010.

And by the end of the week, there was a very positive rumor, which managed to wash away the bitter taste this week could have left.

On a final note: there will always be drama with these two, often created by people around them. Maybe to score hits (Ted) maybe because some people simply CAN create drama. We believe it is important to stick with your own gut feeling about these two (if you have a gut feeling about them, of course) In the end, we may all be right or wrong, but seeing things in your own perspective does help with not getting distracted by unnecessary drama.

Investikudos owns its opinions, but usually no info or photos.

Kristen in Vanity Fair's Hollywood edition March 2010 (preview)

Behind the scenes


More Stew at the photoshoot

In an era in which every teen star has a stylist and a bland pop record, 19-year-old Kristen Stewart is the tough-minded, no-frills anomaly. Stewart played Bella Swan not as a cartoon but as anxious and complicated—making the predicament of being torn between a vampire and a werewolf seem … well, almost plausible. The daughter of a television-producer father and an Australian script-supervisor mother, the L.A.-bred Stewart has been consistently drawn to melancholy over flash. Between Twilight installments, her edgy trajectory will continue with Welcome to the Rileys,about the friendship between a stripper and a married businessman, played by James Gandolfini, and The Runaways,about rocker Joan Jett.

Source: Vanity Fair. Photoshoot by Annie Leibovitz.

We own nothing, but we wish we owned Stew's dress.

New Moon Promotion: Entertainment Weekly Outtakes

Note: We don't own these. Though that karate kick seems awesome. Courtesy of EW and shared by Delaney.

Investikudos Rant: The Queen of Sundance

No matter what it takes no matter how she breaks
She'll be the Queen of Hollywood

(The Corrs - Queen of Hollywood)

Queen: Something having eminence or supremacy in a given domain and personified as a woman

Stewdance: Kristen Stewart having eminence or supremacy at the given domain that's Sundance Film Festival.

Say what you want about Kristen Stewart, but she is like no other Hollyweird actress out there. Like no other nineteen year old girl in general.

She's not generic, or overly hip. Or at least, she doesn't try to be.

Her skinny jeans, hoodies, Converse and printed t-shirts do hint at a certain hipness. But Kristen would probably not want to hear of it. She'd never want to be branded as "cool".

Any explective that summarizes her talent will fall on deaf ears for Ms. Stew.

Kristen Stewart is a child of Sundance and must have cringed every time an interviewer reminded her of that chick she plays, you know; the one who loves sparkly vampires, during interviews about much bigger roles than being Bella Swan.

Bigger roles that gives her a claim to bigger fame. A claim she won't stake. Fame she won't take.

Kristen Stewart is stuck in the wrong world for the right reasons. She wants to be an actress and is damn effing good at it, but don't tell her she is famous, or a celebrity. Don't tell her to swag her ass off for free gifts at a film festival. Don't tell her how she should behave.

Don't force her to belong into the Hollyweird mold.

One question or observation often on people's minds: why is Kristen Stewart so awkward? Why does she twitch, fidget, swear like a sailor and dress like she couldn't even be bothered to care?

More importantly: why does she put herself at the risk of being criticized for all those things?

The answer is more simple than the one asking might expect or hope for.

Kristen Stewart doesn't give a flying eff on a turd about the fact she doesn't gloss her lips Hollyweird style every two seconds. The fact she doesn't do dresses and heels unless she has to. How she is not the epitome of picture perfect Hollyweirdness.

She twitches, she fidgets. She swears (a little too much) and doesn't do glam (often).

Occasionally she tries to set the record straight by trying to explain she is very much aware of people's opinions and that really she does care but that she overthinks things and gets insecure. Proving she is only human.

And there's no way to doubt her words, because Kristen Stewart is 100% sincere, genuine.

If anything her awkwardness proves it. She tries and tries and tries. So very hard.

She uses gestures and words to explain herself, because she is terrified people will misunderstand her. But the more she tries, the more awkward she gets. The more she crawls into the shell of the awkward anti-social wall flower, a part which simply doesn't fit her.

She isn't often wrong though. Kristen Stewart gets misunderstood. A. Lot.

The more her insecurities kick in, the more the fidgeting and swearing increase.

The more people criticize her. The more she tries to apologize. The more awkward people find her.

Usually.

This past weekend at Sundance Film festival, Kristen fidgeted. Kristen swore. Kristen dressed casually. Kristen spoke with hands and eyes, giving away an energy of insecurity and awkwardness but also one of deep commitment and passion.

This past weekend at Sundance Film Festival, Kristen was endearing. Kristen was praised.

People finally understood.

This past weekend at Sundance Film Festival, Kristen Stewart was royalty.

The Queen of Sundance.