While we continue to add other additions, here’s a very cool look at all the winners of last night’s BAFTAs. You can check out the HQ version in the gallery!

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While we continue to add other additions, here’s a very cool look at all the winners of last night’s BAFTAs. You can check out the HQ version in the gallery!

Here are two interviews that just came in following Kristen’s win tonight!
The Orange Rising Star Award is the only BAFTA award that’s voted for by the public: what does it feel like to have such overwhelming support here in the UK?
It feels really good. Twilight really is a phenomenon and this is a tribute to that. And at the same time, I’m so proud to be part of a generation of people that are so good, you know, it’s really incredible. It’s nice to see a good crop.Of the other Orange Rising Star Award nominees who do you most admire?
Oh man, I really can’t go there. Jesse Eisenberg is a good friend of mine and Carey this year just blew me away. And I don’t know if you’ve seen A Prophet, but that is an incredible movie. So that’s why I feel like we should all have gone up there.What was the red carpet atmosphere like for you tonight?
I was really surprised because I’m used to showing up at Twilight premieres and the fans are screaming the names, and that’s to be expected. But not here at the BAFTAs, you know?! So that was surreal, and cool, at the same time. You know, they (the fans) even sort of knew their place a bit more, they were a little quieter and stuff.So what’s new for you in 2010?
I have three movies coming out this year: ‘Welcome to the Reillys’, ”The Runaways’ and ‘Twilight Eclipse’ . We start shooting ‘Breaking Dawn’ in November, but I don’t have a job after that. Yet!Time for a holiday then?
Yes!

Once again, congrats to Kristen on her win tonight! Here are photos of her posing with her award in the press room. More heading your way soon!
Gallery Link: 02.21.10: The Orange British Academy Film Awards – Press Room
A BIG congratulations to Kristen for her win at tonight’s BAFTAs for the Orange Rising Star Award! We’re SO proud of her and we’re very excited for all the great things headed her way. Congratulations, Kristen!!!
Here’s her speech from tonight:
“Wow. Thank you. I guess first I have to thank all the fans of Twilight for proving again and again to be THE most devoted and attentive fans ever. Considering this is voted, credit is due to them so thank you. To the other actors nominated, I am so blown away by you that I can’t even describe it. To be voted among you is just overwhelming. And I’d like to say hi to my family.”
Stay tuned for more coverage from tonight!
The first pictures of Kristen at this year’s The Orange British Academy Film Awards have began to surface. Kristen is looking absolutely gorgeous in a dress from Chanel and Roger Vivier shoes! Check out the pictures in our gallery and we’ll continue to add more as they become available. Enjoy!
Gallery Links:
02.21.10: The Orange British Academy Film Awards – Arrivals
I thought I’d put these up before the pictures from the BAFTAs will start rolling in. Some new (very fierce) outtakes from the Entertainment Weekly shoot Kristen did last year have been released and can now be viewed in our gallery. Enjoy!
Gallery Link: 2009: Session 017 (Entertainment Weekly)
Here’s a lovely new interview and three accompanying photos from Teen Hollywood!
Gallery Link: 02.18.10: Teen Hollywood Junket
Before the “Twilight” phenomenon, a just turned 17-year-old Kristen Stewart was in the post-Katrina New Orleans area filming a sensitive, warm and romantic road trip film called The Yellow Handkerchief in which she plays a beautiful but rejected-by-guys teen ready for a new adventure in life.
At her side in the film is a very cute Brit actor named Eddie Redmayne (of The Other Boleyn Girl) who was surprised to be cast as a quirky, vagabond young American guy from Oklahoma!
These two share a few kisses in the film and were both nervous and anxious to do their “getting-to-know-you” scenes justice. We wanted to know which scenes intimidated Kristen and what she learned from bigtime actor William Hurt on the project.
Why were she and Eddie worried about their final kiss in the movie? You’ll find out.
Kristen told us that she didn’t get to party in New Orleans because she was very underage (you might feel her pain).We think Kristen is as sensitive as the character she plays in the film. When she talks about her teen character Martine, is she sort of talking about herself? Check out what else we learned about acting and this touching road trip movie from Kristen and her cute co star!
Q: This was probably your first big lead role in a film. Was that an adjustment to play the lead at that time?
Kristen: Anytime you have to play a person who is not yourself, you’re stepping out of a comfort zone but that’s what we do and if the role is bigger that’s just more to chew on and that’s always good.
Eddie: There is more of a sense of responsibility. What was great about this film is that it’s an ensemble piece in the sense that it really is about the four of us, I’m certain Kristen and I felt in incredibly safe hands having William (Hurt) and Maria (Bello) around us and because of the intensity of the film, having three of us in a car for three months shooting, we ended up being close as a trio which is wonderful because any fears or problems you have, you have the other two to turn to.
Read full article.
The gallery has been updated with a couple of new photos, a behind-the-scenes-picture from The Yellow Handkerchief, a new promoshoot pic from The Runaways and some new-old outtakes from one of the Sundance portrait sessions. Enjoy!
Thank you for visiting and enjoy the rest of your weekend!
Here’s another press junket interview Kristen did with Hit Fix. Watch it below and view the caps in the gallery. Enjoy!
Gallery Link: 02.18.10: HitFix Press Junket
IESB sat down with Kristen for an interview in which she talkes about The Yellow Handkerchief, the accent in the movie, The Runaways and much more.
In The Yellow Handkerchief, actress Kristen Stewart plays Martine, a lonely and troubled teenager who heads out on a road trip with Gordy (Eddie Redmayne), a young man looking to get closer to her, and Brett (William Hurt), an ex-convict, just released from prison after serving six years for manslaughter, who is trying to reconcile himself with his past. The trio are all going in the same direction, but quickly find their relationships forging and changing in many ways.
At the press day for the film, Kristen Stewart talked about what drew her to this smaller, independent film. She also gave an update on her own feeling about whether Breaking Dawn, the final book in the Twilight Saga, should be split into two films, how excited she is about the March release of The Runaways and her hopes to make the drama K-11 with her mother at the helm.
Q: What was it like to play this character, when you hadn’t done too many major roles, at the time you did this film?
Kristen: Anytime you have to play a person who is not yourself, you’re stepping out of a comfort zone, but that’s what we do. If the role is bigger, that’s just more to chew on, and that’s always good.