Kristen Stewart eyeing more movies

Kristen Stewart at Comic Con

Kristen Stewart is throwing herself into her work.

The actress is reportedly doing everything she can to distract herself from thinking about her estranged boyfriend Robert Pattinson, following her affair scandal. Kristen has always been a career savvy girl and last year was the highest paid actress in the world. She is now said to be pursuing more Hollywood roles to keep her focus on her career.

“She’s throwing herself into work,” an insider revealed to Look magazine. “It’s a desperate attempt to stay busy.”

The actress hit headlines after her affair with director Rupert Sanders was revealed last month. The 22-year-old conducted a relationship with married family man Rupert while she was dating her “Twilight” co-star Robert. Since the couple split it has been reported that Kristen is seeking professional help as she is obsessed with rekindling her romance with Robert.

“Kristen says all that matters is getting Rob back,” the source continued. “She’s in 24-hour contact with a life coach.”

SOURCE: Belfast Telegraph

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‘Bourne Legacy’ leads U.S., Canadian box office

Jeremy Renner in “The Bourne Legacy”

Action movie “The Bourne Legacy” and adult comedy “The Campaign” knocked three-time box office champ Batman from the top of U.S. and Canadian box office charts over the weekend.

“Bourne Legacy” scored an estimated $40.3 million in ticket sales from Friday through Sunday, distributor Universal Pictures said. The film stars Jeremy Renner in the sequel to the three earlier “Bourne” spy films that featured Matt Damon.

“The Campaign,” starring Will Ferrell and Zack Galifianakis, about two candidates running against each other for a seat in Congress, won $27.4 million at domestic theaters.

The two films pushed Batman film “The Dark Knight Rises” to third place. The movie, starring Christian Bale, brought in $19.5 million during its fourth weekend in theaters.

Comcast Corp’s Universal Pictures released “Bourne Legacy.” “The Dark Knight Rises” and “The Campaign” were distributed by Warner Bros., a unit of Time Warner Inc..

SOURCE: Reuters

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Dusty Springfield Drama Set to Premiere at the L.A. Shorts Film Festival

Set in 1970, “The Soul of Blue Eye” tells the story of Dusty Springfield’s decision to record her Platinum selling hit Son of a Preacher Man for Atlantic Records, and the struggles she had as a white gay woman singing black soul music during the tumultuous 1960’s. Besides having a hit show, “It Must Be Dusty” in […]