Kristen Stewart

It's Kristen Stewart bold era. After her eyeball-grabbing photoshoot for the magazine cover of Rolling Stone last month, Kristen Stewart has pulled off another daring look. This time, it was at the red carpet of the world premiere of her new movie, Love Lies Bleeding. (Also Read: New Rolling Stone cover features Kristen Stewart ‘uncensored’) Kristen Stewart at the premiere of Love Lies Bleeding Kristen's new lookKristen stepped on the red carpet in a black body suit. It was a high-cut body suit, which lent her…

“I’m playing like shit right now,” Kristen Stewart says, laughing as a ball rolls forlornly across her pool table and comes up short of the pocket. “But that’s good,” she adds, “because we’ve actually begun talking. And I can’t very well have you over here and then just beat the shit out of you, you know?” House rules chez Stewart are that if you scratch, you can put the ball back on the table and give the other player two turns — a loophole we both take advantage of thanks to the distractions of a wide-ranging…

'i loved the opportunity' "The existence of a female body thrusting any type of sexuality at you that’s not designed for exclusively straight males is something people are not super comfy," she says at Berlin Film Festival Kristen Stewart defended her recent Rolling Stone cover shoot and dismissed the controversy over the images Sunday at the Berlin Film Festival, where her new film Love Lies Bleeding screened. “The existence of a female body thrusting any type of sexuality…

If you want the perfect distillation of the Kristen Stewart aesthetic and ethos, look no further: “I like when things have space to fill. I don’t love perfected items,” she recently told Rolling Stone during the photoshoot for her new cover story. “I really like audience engagement. I love things that have internal lives — even photographs, like the one that we did today. There’s so much behind them.” (You hear that, Chris Ruffo?) Those ideals inform so many of the books, movies, and musicians Stewart recommended…

Ever since 2012, when Donald Trump wrote a string of tweets about how Robert Pattinson should dump her, Kristen Stewart has occupied a curious space in the conservative imagination. It was being reminded of those comments, as she revealed in Rolling Stone‘s March cover story, that inspired Stewart to come out as gay in a Saturday Night Live monologue five years later, shedding once and for all the waif-like image thrust upon her by the Twilight saga — the vampire romance movies that made her a force in Hollywood.…

Actor Kristen Stewart goes ‘uncensored' in the cover story of the latest edition of Rolling Stone. However, the lack of censorship isn't limited to her words, but also her pictures. In the cover picture, she can be seen posing in a black leather jacket, with one hand inside her underwear. (Also Read: Kristen Stewart says Twilight is ‘such a gay movie’) Kristen Stewart on Rolling Stone cover Kristen's cover photoIn the cover of its latest edition unveiled on its official Instagram handle, Rolling Stone has…

From a powerful doc on police corruption to Kieran Culkin cracking wise and K-Stew running wild — the highlights of a strong Sundance lineup Sundance 2024 was, in a lot of ways, the same as the festival ever was: We came, we saw, we nearly broke our necks slipping on ice while on the way to see a documentary on how American foreign policy in the 20th century was tres fucked up. The 40th anniversary edition of the Park City-based film festival marked my 20th year attending The…

The new movie Love Me takes place over 10 billion years and stars only two actors who don’t play humans. It’s part nature film, part animation, part stage drama, and incredibly ambitious and dense both in scope and theme. Written and directed by Sam and Andy Zuchero, it’s a film that attempts to capture the entire scope of celestial existence in a tight, 90-minute package, while also letting a modern audience experience it in a very specific way. Does it all work all the time? No. But it works more often than not, and you…

All film noirs start with a bad decision. Love Lies Bleeding, Rose Glass’s follow-up to her cult horror movie Saint Maud and the most case-hardened Southwestern pulp this side of Jim Thompson, kicks off with a doozy. Lou (Kristen Stewart) cleans toilets and works the desk at a gym in New Mexico. Rebecca (Katy O’Brian), a would-be competitive bodybuilder, has just breezed into town and strolls in for a workout. Soon, these two will spend long nights ravaging each other, dumping corpses, dodging bullets, and running for…

For some artists, the duties and demands of awards attention can be a lifelong dream come true. For others, it’s a slog. Christopher Nolan may fall in the latter category, based on what his Oppenheimer star Robert Downey Jr. said from the stage on Thursday night in Park City during the Sundance Film Festival’s opening night gala. “During this wildly social season, in the wake of resounding global reaction to the Oppenheimer phenomenon, Chris and I shared a vulnerable moment of existential query. He…