Here are some great pics of Anna Kendrick at Elle’s Women in Hollywood Tribute Party on October 18th.
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Tinsel Korey, who plays the beloved “Emily” in The Twilight Saga movies New Moon, Eclipse and the upcoming Breaking Dawn, is using her newfound popularity to make a difference in the lives of children nationwide.
The first annual “1 Warm Kid” campaign is a coat drive spearheaded by partners P.S. from Aéropostale (the children’s line) and the nonprofit organization One Warm Coat. The campaign runs through October 31, 2010, and P.S. from Aéropostale will match every donated coat, up to 100,000.
Several celebrities, including Tinsel Kory, are supporting the cause by donating signed coats in order to encourage participation. Those who provide donations will have the chance to win the celebrities coats, provided by Tinsel Korey, Ellen DeGeneres, Courteney Cox and David Arquette, Ricky Schroder, Cole and Dylan Sprouse (“Suite Life on Deck”), Debby Ryan (“Suite Life on Deck”), Jennette McCurdy (“iCarly”), and David Del Rio (“The Troop”), among others.
“1 in 5 kids live in poverty. It’s startling to learn of how many families struggle to have the basic necessities, such as a coat,” said Scott Birnbaum, Senior Vice President of Marketing of Aéropostale, Inc. “1 Warm Kid will provide warmth to many families this winter and shed light on this growing epidemic.”
Aside from the opportunity to win a signed coat, donors will also receive 25% off their next purchase from P.S. from Aéropostale.
Support Tinsel Korey and the 1 Warm Kid campaign by donating a coat now through October 31 to help children in need of warmth this winter. For more information and to get involved in the campaign, visit www.ps4u.com or www.onewarmkid.com.
Source: Examiner

“The great places to go are my family’s,” Rathbone, who plays Cullen family member Jasper Hale, tells PEOPLE. “We’re gonna go over to my cousin’s house, to my aunt and my uncle’s house, and we’re gonna have some gold-old real home cooking.”Read more here.
The 25-year-old actor, who also performs in the band 100 Monkeys, also plans to direct his co-stars done to sample Louisiana’s vibrant music scene.
“We’re about to get all back together for some family reunion time here in the next couple days,” Rathbone said at the 2010 Scream Awards over the weekend in Los Angeles. “Really excited! My dad’s born and raised Baton Rouge and that’s where I’m flying, so I’m ecstatic about it!”

NO ORDINARY FAMILY – “No Ordinary Visitors” – When Stephanie’s hard-to-please parents, Barbara (Cybill Shepherd) and Allan Crane, pay an unexpected visit, the Powells must curb the use of their powers for fear of giving away their secret. But Barbara and Allan begin to suspect that something’s awry when they witness some strange behavior. Meanwhile, when friend Trent Stafford (Jackson Rathbone, the “Twilight” movies) and his parents are the victims of a home invasion, Daphne uses her abilities to help Jim try to track down the thugs responsible for the violent act, on “No Ordinary Family,” TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9 (8:00-9:00 p.m., ET), on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/ERIC MCCANDLESS) JACKSON RATHBONE, KAY PANABAKER[Source: KSITE TV via JacksonRathboneOnline]



(Flutter Zine): How did you form 100 Monkeys?[Source: FlutterZine, Anna-Ross via JacksonRathboneOnline]
(100 Monkeys): 100 Monkeys was formed in a living room in Hollywood when Ben Johnson Ben Graupner and Jackson conjured up Monster Delux. Jerad and Uncle Larry joined the band in the following months as the we took our first residency at the 24k Lounge.
(FZ): Who thought of the name?
(100 Monkeys): Jackson and Graupner had been using the name 100 Monkeys when they would record with others. After the completion of Monster Delux 100 Monkeys become the formal title of the band.
(FZ): What inspires your music?
(100 Monkeys): Anything and everything. Common elements in the music are the devil, drinking and women who cheat and steal.
(FZ): Talk about the song writing process, do you all write together as a group?
(100 Monkeys): We have many approaches to the way we write our songs. Sometimes we’ll go on day long improvisations and come out with pieces like Wasteland Too or Future Radio. In other cases one of us will write up an entire song and bring it in to the group to flesh out like we did with LDF.
Read this rest of the interview here!
Last summer, no one knew who Xavier Samuel was. Then he was cast as the vampire Riley in “Eclipse” and suddenly found himself an object of fascination in the “Twilight” community.The article goes on to describe a few of the new cast member’s past roles:
Now a new crop of actors, many of whom are largely unknown, have joined the franchise for “Breaking Dawn,” the two-part finale of the supernatural series.
Lee Pace: The 31-year-old “Pushing Daises” star is easily the biggest name announced this week.
Noel Fisher: This former child actor is perhaps best known for his part in “The Riches,” an AMC drama in which he excelled, going to toe-to-toe with Eddie Izzard and Minnie Driver.
Judi Shekoni: The glamorous British actress is set to portray Zafrina of the Amazon coven
Joe Anderson: It’s unclear how large Anderson’s role, as European nomad Alistair, will end up being. But the guy has got acting chops: He turned what could have been a disposable supporting part in “The Crazies” into the film’s most compelling character.

Nikki Reed (aka Rosalie Hale) talkede to MTV News about the Breaking Dawn scripts on the red carpet at the 2010 Scream Awards on October 16th.“They’re definitely watermarked,” Reed admitted of the script’s security. “In fact, I work with an acting coach … and I wanted her to obviously have a copy so that we could work together and it was a huge process. She’s like a really well-respected coach.”[Source: MTV]
It appears that studio execs are keeping such a close eye on the script for good reason, as Reed said filmmakers have knocked a great screenplay.
“I think that they’ve really mastered the art of translating these books and transferring every single element almost verbatim, yet it’s obviously condensed because the book is endless,” Reed said. “I didn’t know how they were gonna conquer that challenge but they seem to have done it.”
The actress said she is ready to tackle the script head-on as production gets underway for the 2011 release, and is amped to work with the flick’s acclaimed director.
“Lots of fittings, no rehearsals yet [but] we head out there pretty soon. I’m really excited, I think Bill Condon is a genius,” she said. “I’ve only spoken to him on the phone but his love and devotion has sort of bled into [other parts of the production] because I’ve had wig fittings and wardrobe fittings here and you feel his presence even though I haven’t spent any time with him one on one.”
As Reed continues to ride out her role as Rosalie in the “Twilight” series, the actress reflected on the experience so far and said she’s satisfied with her contribution to the onscreen phenomenon.
“If it all ends tomorrow for me I’m happy because I feel like I’ve been a part of things that I’m really proud of [and] that I’m really grateful for,” she said.


