Vote for Robert Pattinson as E!'s "Celeb of the Year"!

Robert Pattinson has been nominated in E!'s "Celeb of the Year" contest under the 'Leading Men' category.

It's currently round 1, and Rob is battling it out against Andrew Garfield!!

Below are the results as of today (02-Dec-2012: 9PM GMT)

CLICK HERE to cast your vote!

How Robert Pattinson helped to build a school for teen girls in Cambodia

Robert Pattinson has given young girls—and everyone else, for that matter—another reason to love him even more. Here's how it came about: About a year ago, Pattinson donated a meet and greet with fans on the set of Breaking Dawn for a charity auction.

Not only did a Chicago family win the coveted prize with a bid of $80,000, but...

The money raised by Pattz for GO Campaign is being used 100 percent to build a permanent home for PAGE (Program Advancing Girls Education), an organization helping to educate teen girls in Cambodia.

PAGE currently houses 12 girls in a rented facility. Sadly, they've had to move several times over the last three years because of health and safety concerns.

The new home will accommodate 20 girls. Run by Cambodian monks in Siem Reap, Cambodia, PAGE has also bought a piece of land large enough for its own vegetable garden to help feed the students.

And now we're happy to report that Pattinson is helping GO Campaign again! He's donated a private screening of Breaking Dawn for 20 people that will take place in Los Angeles on Nov. 17, the night before the movie opens in theaters.

Host of the screening will also take home a Twilight gift bag that includes signed posters, DVDs and a replica of Bella's wedding ring, among many other goodies.

Like last year, Pattinson's package is part of the auction that coincides with GO Campaign's GO GO Gala. Hosted by Ewan McGregor, the fourth annual event takes place Nov. 10 at the London Hotel in Los Angeles.

The set visit was the highest bid ever for a GO Campaign auction. Will R.Pattz shatter his own record this time around?

We have a feeling he will.

 Original Article: E! Online

E! Online – The Awful truth:Robert Pattinson's overweight co-star never stopped giggling!

While we absolutely loved Robert Pattinson’s dreamy-eyed flirting, there was one thing about Water for Elephants that made us scratch at our animal-loving brains. How the hell did they make those elephant-training scenes (torture, really) look so horrendously and depressingly real? We know the flick was certified for no abuse of animals, but we had to find out exactly how Rosie the elephant was treated. It’s all done with positive reinforcement! And some of the specifics are too presh! Jone Bouman, American Humane Association’s Film & TV unit spokesperson, filled us in on how some of those scary, abusive-looking scenes were filmed without anyone (on-set trainers, aside) touching Tai, the elephant actress who plays Rosie. “That is all done by CGI,” Bouman said regarding the many scenes were Christopher Waltz’s character pokes at the circus elephant with a bull hook. “What’s really being used is just a Styrofoam stick. No one ever came even close to touching Tai, and it would not be allowed by us.” Good to know! Especially because some of those moments of torture made us turn our heads in horror. Very difficult to watch. Bouman insists the moaning and crying noises were mere audio tracks, and that those horrific noises Rosie utters never, ever came out of Tai’s trunk. “All of us here know and love Tai. She lives on a beautiful ranch in Southern California. She is so well taken care of; one of the happiest creatures I have ever met.” So happy, Bouman tells us that Tai was even giggling on set! Yes, apparently elephants giggle, too. “Tai loves to bang on garbage cans. So when we train her, we positively reinforce her by letting her bang as if on drums,” Bouman informed us. “She takes a stick between her trunk and bangs,” she added. We can’t help but smile. Can you just picture R.Pattz and Tai rocking out between takes? This is what we like to see—animals being treated like human beings! The animal protector assures us that absolutely no harm was done to any of the animals—and that every second of training on and off the set has been documented for American Humane Association’s records. We’re told movie crews actually have to earn their No Animals Were Harmed certificate, by which the rigorous animal welfare guidelines cover everything from food and rest to temperatures. The Association will post a full-length animal-centric review of the care of the animals during the filming of Water for Elephants later this afternoon on its website. We hope Tai’s trunk keeps drumming that happy tune, but do you think it was also a celebratory dance because Tai knows her love scenes with Rob were hotter than those with Reese Witherspoon?

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Twilight Girls Glam It Up; Robsten Keeps It Simple

Ted Casablancas - The Awful Truth on E! Online

Check out the article for yourselves guys but take everything Ted says as 'possible piffle'.... :0)

http://www.eonline.com/uberblog/the_awful_truth/b138393_twilight_girls_glam_it_up_robsten_keeps.html