I’ve added new photos of Kristen Stewart and her father spotted at Norman’s Rare Guitars to the gallery.

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  Candids 2011 > December 20 – Kristen & Her Father At Norman’s Rare Guitars In Los Angeles

Here are paparazzi photos from december 13. Kristen Stewart is now in Los Angeles.

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  Candids 2011 > December 13 – Leaving For The Airport In London

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  Candids 2011 > December 13 – Leaving LAX Airport In Los Angeles

Thousands of film fans responded to the survey, which was posted on Fandango.com during the first weeks of December. According to male moviegoers, the most anticipated blockbuster of 2012 will be Warner Bros’ The Hobbit, while for females, it’s Summit’s Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn, Part 2. When it comes to remakes, men are most anticipating Sony’s Total Recall while women are most looking forward to Warner Bros’ The Great Gatsby. Several studios are missing from these lists, so it looks like some marketing departments have to play catch-up in the coming months:

THE MOST ANTICIPATED BLOCKBUSTER IN 2012:

According to Women:
1. The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn, Part 2 (Summit)
2. The Hunger Games (Lionsgate)
3. The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (Warner Bros)
4. Dark Shadows (Warner Bros)
5. The Avengers (Marvel/Disney)

THE MOST ANTICIPATED REMAKE IN 2012:

According to Men:
1. Total Recall (Sony)
2. The Amazing Spider-Man (Sony)
3. The Great Gatsby (Warner Bros)
4. Snow White And The Huntsman (Universal)
5. Mirror Mirror (Relativity)

According to Women:
1. Snow White And The Huntsman (Universal)
2. The Great Gatsby (Warner Bros)
3. Mirror Mirror (Relativity)
4. Total Recall (Sony)
5. The Amazing Spider-Man (Sony)

The first trailer for Blancanieves y El Cazador (Snow White & The Huntsman) offers new scenes not seen.

I’ve added new outtakes of Kristen Stewart did for Vogue Italy magazine to the gallery.

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  Studio Photoshoots 2011 > Michelangelo di Battista : Vogue

The Twilight movies are more than a cultural sensation, they’re a financial phenomenon. The latest, Breaking Dawn, has ranked No. 1 at the U.S. box office for the past three weekends and has already earned $588 million worldwide. The entire franchise has brought in $2.4 billion so far and there’s still one more movie set for release next year.

It’s been a lot of reward for relatively little outlay. The first two movies were produced for $37 million and $50 million, respectively. The current film is the most expensive to date with an estimated budget of $110 million. Part of the reason the budget has risen is that stars Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson are getting paid more for playing Bella and her vampire boyfriend Edward, but they’re still not getting the $20 million paychecks that some big stars can command.

New Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart & Taylor Lautner interview with Patrick Stoner.