Kristen Stewart is not particularly sentimental about wrapping up years of playing Bella Swan in the Twilight series – but she is saving a few souvenir items from the films.
"I kept the rings. The rings are really important to me," Stewart said in Beverly Hills at Thursday's press day for Breaking Dawn: Part 2, which opens Nov. 16.
One of the baubles comes from when Bella's "mother gives her a moon ring in the beginning," says Stewart. "It fully and completely reminds me of [Twilight director] Catherine Hardwicke."
Asked if she also kept the gorgeous oval engagement ring that her character receives from Edward Cullen, played by Stewart's real-life love Robert Pattinson, she says, "Yeah, I have that too. I held onto that one."
The rings "are really, really extremely important to me," she says. "I love those things." (via People.com)
"I kept the rings. The rings are really important to me," Stewart said in Beverly Hills at Thursday's press day for Breaking Dawn: Part 2, which opens Nov. 16.
One of the baubles comes from when Bella's "mother gives her a moon ring in the beginning," says Stewart. "It fully and completely reminds me of [Twilight director] Catherine Hardwicke."
Asked if she also kept the gorgeous oval engagement ring that her character receives from Edward Cullen, played by Stewart's real-life love Robert Pattinson, she says, "Yeah, I have that too. I held onto that one."
The rings "are really, really extremely important to me," she says. "I love those things." (via People.com)
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Court Throws Out Sam Lufti's Case
A three-year legal battle abruptly came to an apparent end for the Spears family.
A Los Angeles judge threw out Sam Lutfi's entire lawsuit on Thursday after attorneys for Britney Spears and her family argued that he hadn't proven his case after six days of testimony.
Lutfi, 38, a onetime confidante of the singer, sued Britney for unpaid fees, her dad Jamie Spears for allegedly punching him, and mom Lynne Spears for purportedly defaming him in her 2008 book.
"I really thought long and hard about this," Superior Court Judge Suzanne Bruguera said before dismissing the case. "It's the right thing to do."
Jamie's attorney Leon Gladstone said following the hearing, "We're delighted, we feel it's the right result."
Jamie Spears, who hugged his legal team, declined to comment.
Lutfi appeared emotionless, then said, "I'm going to appeal" after leaving the courtroom. (via People.com)
A Los Angeles judge threw out Sam Lutfi's entire lawsuit on Thursday after attorneys for Britney Spears and her family argued that he hadn't proven his case after six days of testimony.
Lutfi, 38, a onetime confidante of the singer, sued Britney for unpaid fees, her dad Jamie Spears for allegedly punching him, and mom Lynne Spears for purportedly defaming him in her 2008 book.
"I really thought long and hard about this," Superior Court Judge Suzanne Bruguera said before dismissing the case. "It's the right thing to do."
Jamie's attorney Leon Gladstone said following the hearing, "We're delighted, we feel it's the right result."
Jamie Spears, who hugged his legal team, declined to comment.
Lutfi appeared emotionless, then said, "I'm going to appeal" after leaving the courtroom. (via People.com)
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Selena Gomez Won't Co-Star With Justin
SELENA Gomezkeeps her man in check.
The young star — who’s dating Justin Bieber — was recently rehired to star in and exec-produce an upcoming TV movie version of her long-running series, tentatively titled, Untitled Wizards of Waverly Place Special.
Justin, sources say, was stoked by the news and told Selena he’d co-star in “any role!”
But Selena wasn’t having any of it.
“Selena didn’t miss a beat,” a source told the National Enquirer.
“She rejected his idea, telling him his superstar power would detract from the project.
“Justin was stunned, protesting that his appearance would definitely increase viewership.” (via ShowbizSpy.com)
