I remember on twitter the girl who tattoo'd Robert Pattinson's autograph onto her inner wrist and I thought, WOW! But these, these are a whole new level of wow...
I LOVE TATS - I have 7 currently, but I dunno if I'd go as far as some of these people... I like the quotes, but again, sagginess comes with age and... well... just take a peak for yourself :)
Thoughts?
LOL
Now Jamie Campbell Bower is in the last Harry Potter film (Deathly Hallows part I and part II, both being filmed now) as Gellert Grindelwald.
FYI - November 2010 and July 2011 are the release dates for the final two films, though both are being filmed currently.
There are connections between the two and also a lot of debate... "pick one, which is better"
I have to say that both movies/books are great.... but the connections are interesting...
Some connections others have noticed:
The buzz words tag on Twilight specifically and the Bella Swan novels in general as “the new Harry Potter” is justifiable beyond the popularity it enjoys with young readers; it’s in many ways the same story.
Like Harry Potter, Twilight’s themes resonate with postmodern core beliefs while illuminating a few of its blind-spots. Certainly we have the celebration of the misunderstood “other,” the tribe(s) alienated by the predominant metanarrative, as the secret keepers holding the answers longed for by those despising them as evil and inhuman. And there’s quite the conflation of sexuality and spirituality, a real signature of our times...
...both Harry Potter and Twilight are “cross-genre bildungsroman novels laden with postmodern themes and religious meaning.”
Who would win in a fight? Harry or Edward?
I saw, who cares.... the more important question is who would you bang ;) *ahem* yea...ha
When it comes to sizzling hot (or marble pale smooth cold....) It's clear that Edward would be the man to bring home... forever.... however, I love both stories very much and find that both series have gotten kids (and moms) reading again.... both contain great magical, mystery and I'd never "choose" one over the other. The fact that the Twilight Series is being filmed locally makes me a tad biased and more involved in the whole thing... but if HP was filmed here I'd be equally thrilled!!!
And the cast from Harry Potter supports Robert:
According to the Digital Spy, both Daniel Radcliffe (Harry Potter) and Tom Felton (Draco Malfoy) who were once castmates of Robert Pattinson in the Goblet of Fire movie voiced their support of Rob’s career.
Daniel Radcliffe stated, “I won’t pretend we’re best mates or knew each other really well but we really enjoyed working with each other, or at least I enjoyed working with him! He’s doing brilliantly, which is fantastic.”
Tom Felton said, “It’s just great to see someone who has been in Harry Potter have a life after it, and a much bigger one! So I wish him all the success and I will see Twilight soon, I promise!”
Can I just add - for the record... um - wow! (Used to be a HUGE Draco/Tom fan... still some photos make me go yum... don't judge me!!! *hides*)
2nd Grade
3rd grade
See more of Kristen Stewart's yearbook at Radar Online
Fun Facts: Kristen Stewart was home-schooled for high school. She also has pet wolves.... cool huh?
GOOD news, everyone. We've figured out why your eardrums have been bleeding this summer.
The blame falls squarely with resident ballroom spaz Mary Murphy, a permanent judge on "So You Think You Can Dance"
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Whether she's on a prolonged screaming spree after a dance she particularly enjoyed or she's throwing contestants on her tired "Hot Tamale Train" (with seats reserved for especially spicy dancers), Murphy's loopy, skyrocketing-decibel schtick is officially beyond painful after five seasons
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Murphy certainly has the knowledge and the experience to be a sharp judge on the show, particularly of the ballroom-style dances, which are her forte.
But for every thoughtful comment about the flow and quality of a dancer’s movement, Murphy gives us one like: “Achoo! I’m allergic to down feathers, what can I say. But I wasn’t allergic to that routine!”
If this were Murphy’s only flaw, we could chalk it up to “hearty enthusiasm” and call it a day. Alas, it is not so.
She also has a nasty penchant for reaffirming her own statements, as in, “What you are selling there, I am buying, yes I am!”
And when she isn’t struggling to move her Botox-tempered eyebrows, she may very well turn on the waterworks and sob over a dance that touched her.
During auditions, she bawled over contemporary dancer Brandon Bryant’s performance, saying, “If you don’t make it to the Top 20, I think I’ll just die this year.” (Sniff, sob.)
Bryant made it. Our ears are not so lucky.
It’s too bad that her cringe-worthy antics cause many to hit the mute button whenever it’s her turn to critique a dance.
