Once again, Eva Longoria stuns at the AMPAS Samuel Goldwyn Theatre in Beverly Hills, where she attended the premiere, ‘For Greater Glory’ in another Marchesa dress. While she looked so feminine — it was definitely an interesting edgy dress! Do you think she pulled it off?

This Marchesa from the Fall 2012 collection is a bit on the edgier side, with a laser-cut funnel-neck flare and intricate shoulder detail. While I am always a huge Eva fan, I can’t say this feminine frock is one of my absolute favorites on her. The star finished the look with Brian Atwood ‘Maniac’ pumps and a slicked back ponytail.

While it certainly won’t outdo the backless Marchesa gown she wore for her last debut at Cannes for the Moonrise Kingdom, premiere, her natural beauty shines on the red carpet and she still manages to look as adorable as ever.

What do you think Eva’s latest look?

Taylor Casey

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Kristen Stewart veered away from her usual laid-back style and opted for two beautiful gowns during the Cannes Film Festival. She first showed off her new daring look for the On The Road red carpet wearing a gorgeous Balenciaga gown by designer Nicolas Ghesquiere. The plunging ivory dress was detailed with forest green fern embroidery and black piping. The look was finished off with a skinny black belt, but what took this dress to the next level was the sexy thigh-high side slit!

A couple of days later Kristen walked the red carpet again in support of boyfriend Robert Pattinson and wowed in another plunging gown! The red Reem Acra dress made her look stunning and sophisticated. She pulled together the entire ensemble with a bold red lip. K-Stew is really proving herself to be a red carpet pro with these looks — we love her sexy, red carpet dressing!

Which dress did you like best?

Courtney Klopfer

It’s rare we see any sort of PDA from Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart, which is just another reason this intimate photo is so special. In the pic, Kristen, 22, holds Rob, 26, in a congratulatory embrace after his film, Cosmopolis, premiered at Cannes.

The couple is in the theater, and it appears the cast and crew was amidst a standing ovation. Rob has his head nuzzled on Kristen’s arm for a quick moment that’s absolutely priceless.

Even though the reviews for Cosmopolis have been mixed, it would appear Kristen gave it two thumbs up!

We only wish Robsten had moments like this more often.

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Somebody pinch me.

This is definitely the most dapper we’ve seen Robert Pattinson, 26, look in a long time. And when he does dapper, he does dapper justice.

What a dapper devil.

R-Patz arrived on the red carpet in Cannes, France, on May 25th with his girlfriend, Kristen Stewart, and best friend Tom Sturridge, by his side. They are definitely a good-looking trio!

What do you think, HollywoodLifers? Vote and weigh in below.

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It’s no secret how much we love Robert Pattinson‘s acting skills, but unfortunately there are some movie critics that don’t agree! His movie Cosmopolis debuted today to mixed reviews at Cannes Film Festival.

Critics could not agree on whether they liked the David Cronenberg directed film about a wealthy man who travels around NYC for a day in a limo looking to get a haircut, and encountering a lot of life problems along the way. A few critics panned Rob’s performance, but as more reviews come out, a lot of critics are praising Rob for his “cool” performance of Eric Packer, even if they didn’t love the movie. Here’s a breakdown of the reviews:

The Hollywood Reporter:

“After a strong run of films during the past decade, David Cronenberg blows a tire with Cosmopolis. [...] On the page and on film, Eric is a controlled and controlling figure, a man impervious to society’s norms who one must feel has a mind operating well beyond the capacities of mere mortals. He’s utterly humorless and without detectable compassion or accessible humanity, which makes him less than companionable as a character. Pattinson doesn’t help matters by revealing nothing behind the eyes and delivering nearly all his lines with the same rhythm and intonations, plus repetitive head nods in the bargain. It’s a tough character that perhaps a young Jeremy Irons could have made riveting, but Pattinson is too bland and monotonous to hold the interest.”

The Huffington Post:

“Featuring an ensemble cast built on quick cameos, the film is anchored by a solid, ennui-filled performance by Robert Pattinson, shedding his Twilight skin for something more substantive and reminiscent of Christian Bale in American Pyscho. The challenge of compressing such dense literary concepts in filmic form is immense, and Cronenberg should definitely be applauded for his ambitious attempt at bringing these abstractions to life. Yet there is an undeniable stale and static quality to Cosmopolis that makes it feel like watching someone read a book. [...] Despite the interesting concepts, there is no escaping the lack of cinematic energy that keeps Cosmopolis from feeling like anything more than a perfunctory adaptation. Overall Grade: C+”

The Playlist:

[Cosmopolis is] both an exceptional adaptation and a remarkable work unto itself. Eric Packer [is played by] a surprisingly adequate Robert Pattinson. [...] Everything matters in Cronenberg’s “Cosmopolis,” but not everything is necessarily the same as DeLillo’s book. And that makes the film, as a series of discussions about inter-related money-minded contradictions, insanely rich and maddeningly complex. We can’t wait to rewatch it.”

MSN:

“Interestingly enough, if you’re casting for a dead-eyed shark wreathed in unearned privilege, Pattinson turns out to be a pretty good choice. [...] The film’s cynicism is both majestic and well-earned; at one point, Eric notes “… nobody hates the rich … everybody thinks they’re ten seconds away from being rich.” A chilly, crisp and crystal-shard sharp satire of our money-crazed world, “Cosmopolis” takes us on a limo ride through the collapse of modern society: We’re not behind the wheel for this ride, but rest assured, in the end, we’re going to have to get out and pay for it. Rating: 4/5″

Twitch:

“Give David Cronenberg credit for one thing: His choice to cast Robert Pattinson was an inspired and brilliant decision. While Cosmopolis is a bit too one-note to allow any proclamations about Pattinson’s range, his opaque, handsome, sometimes robot-like face compliments Cronenberg’s themes and styles perfectly. In terms of what the director seems to be aiming for here, his cold performance is nearly flawless. [...] Rather than a thriller, Cosmopolis plays more like a wispy film of ideas, with conversations in the limo about society, wealth and humanity dominating most of the screen time. Almost all of these feel detached and meticulously unfocused. [...]Leos Carax’s Holy Motors is much more fun, but Cronenberg has still made an odd, uncompromising and occasionally brilliant film of his own, one which is well worth seeing if only for the deft way the Cronenberg finds an emotional arc in such an inhuman world. Or else to see how perfectly Pattinson’s performance suits the director.”

Time Out London:

“‘Cosmopolis’ is at its best when it’s otherworldly and aching with artifice. It’s at its worst when it becomes weighed down by an excessive, wearying wordiness, or when it steps out of the limo – the film’s self-imposed arena of surreality – and into a place more like the real world. ‘Cosmopolis’ threatens to soar and to be important, but it only offers flashes of lucidity; the limo is a mesmerising bubble that is quickly burst when the film steps outside it. That said, there’s a consistent air of charged, end-of-days menace running through the film, which Cronenberg handles with an unbroken sense of precision and confidence. He’s well-served, too, by a leering, disintegrating Pattinson, giving a commanding, sympathetic portrait of a man being consumed by his own vanity and power. 3/5″

Empire Online:

“The stylised nature of the language will limit this film’s appeal, and its self-conscious craziness might also be testing to some (why does the professional barber Eric finally visits cut huge steps in his hair?). And after Water For Elephants it remains to be seen whether Pattinson’s teen following really is willing to follow him anywhere. But Cosmopolis does prove that he has the chops, and he parlays his cult persona beautifully into the spoiled, demanding Packer, a man so controlling and ruthless that only he has the power to ruin himself. Lean and spiky – with his clean white shirt he resembles a groomed Sid Vicious – Pattinson nails a difficult part almost perfectly, recalling those great words of advice from West Side Story: You wanna live in this crazy world? Play it cool.”

The Guardian:

“David Cronenberg’s Cosmopolis, adapted by the director from the Don DeLillo novella, is stilted, self-important and dismayingly shallow, featuring an egg-laying cameo from Juliette Binoche, among others — although Paul Giamatti and Mathieu Amalric put some recognisable human life into theirs. As the star, Robert Pattinson’s face is set in an immobile semi-sneer of super-cool unshockability. [...] Well, you don’t go to a Cronenberg movie for comedy, but rather for something exciting, exotic, daring and precise: really, none of those things is present in this agonisingly self-conscious and meagre piece of work.”

At least we know his biggest fan Kristen Stewart is always around to support Rob, but hopefully the reviews will continue to get better for his movie!

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Kristen Stewart lit up the red carpet at the Cosmopolis premiere in Cannes on May 24th.

The 22-year-old Twilight star opted for a sexy, smoldering look by off-setting her bold lips with an intricate up-do.

We totally love how she matched her pout with her fire-engine red dress. To get this look at home try Smashbox’s Be Legendary Lipstick in Legendary which can be purchased at Sephora.

What do you think, HollywoodLifers? Do you like K-Stew’s red-hot red carpet look? Vote and weigh in below.

– Nicole Karlis

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Kristen Stewart, you are one daring young woman. You almost, almost revealed more than you would want in a plunging red Reem Acra gown. You showed off a shocking amount of side boob in the stunning gown.

It looks like only some very carefully and artfully applied double-sided fashion tape is holding your gown in place and preventing FULL exposure.

This is the sexiest that Kristen, 22, has EVER looked – between the fire engine red, plunging neckline, side boob exposure and bold lipstick – she is not shy Kristen. She’s fully confident Kristen ! We bet Robert Pattinson will trip all over himself again on the red carpet when he sees her!

Kristen walked the red carpet with her On the Road co-star Tom Sturridge who also happens to be Rob’s best friend. Tom is engaged to highly pregnant Sienna Miller.

So Hollywoodlifers, how do you feel about this red hot Kristen Stewart and her daring side boob exposure! Vote and speak out below.

Bonnie Fuller

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Kristen Stewart looked stunning while supporting boyfriend Robert Pattinson during the Cannes Film Festival on May 25, where the star continued her stellar style run in a striking red Reem Acra gown!

She walked the red carpet with her On The Road co-star Tom Sturridge, who also happens to be Rob’s BFF. We think it’s so cool that Tom, who’s expecting his first child with fiance Sienna Miller, turned out to support his pal — they are such a close-knit group of friends!

While she may be most comfortable in jeans and a tee, there’s no denying the fact that K-Stew is a real red carpet pro — and this latest look totally proves it! The plunging gown is so sexy and sophisticated, and I love how she tied the whole ensemble together with her bold red lip.

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Do you think this is her sexiest look ever?

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