The usually uncomfortable Kristen Stewart was even more uncomfortable at the Feb. 24 Oscars as she hobbled around the red carpet on crutches and limped out to present an award alongside Daniel Radcliffe.
No one knew the cause of Stewart's crutches -- except for Anne Hathaway, who took time out of her busy, award-winning schedule to ask the sour-puss what happened.
Hollywood has its Golden Globes and its Oscars, but us humbler folks have the Razzies, an awards show created to honor the very worst in cinema. From painful movies to pathetic acting, the Razzies have spent more than three decades punishing the worst of the worst with a $5 award that's glamorously spray-painted gold.
And this year, there was one clear frontrunner in the list of nominees: 'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2.'
Actress and general portrait of misery Kristen Stewart is making the dreaded press rounds for 'On the Road.' Two things we've re-learned: she really doesn't care whether or not you like her, nor does she care about you enough to wash her hair before she shows up for interviews.
Robert Pattinson didn't kill his girlfriend and 'Twilight' co-star Kristen Stewart for cheating on him this summer, but the pouty, perpetually-dour actress is still pondering her mortality -- and worrying that fame itself just might be the death of her.
If you were on Twitter or Facebook this weekend, chances are good you saw an upcoming cover of People magazine depicting ‘Twilight’ star Taylor Lautner’s proclamation that he’s gay.
Scandalous! Maybe you even said to yourself, “A-HA! I knew it. Straight guys aren’t that pretty with their shirts off.” Which may often be true, but this time it seems otherwise — reps for People have now publicly disavowed the cover, calling it “absolutely fake.”
