It's Not Just Cronenberg Singing Rob's Praises

It seems these days anyone that has anything to say about Rob, talks about how much he has to offer as an actor. Just a few days ago we told you about David Cronenberg's comments on Rob's acting, and now Uma Thurman solidifies that in her interview with Italy's Vanity Fair:

Vanity Fair: You also shot Bel Ami, by Guy de Maupassant’s novel with Robert Pattinson

Uma Thurman: Robert is beautiful. Almost more beautiful in person than on screen. He is also a good actor. He will have a great career, there will not be only Twilight in his career

As fans, we've always known Rob has it in him. Nice to see him being acknowledged by his industry peers.

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Most Searched, Richest, And Of Course.. Hot!

It's been a busy week of shoutouts to Rob, here are a few of those mentions:

AOL named him among the Most Searched For Celebrities of 2010.

R-Patz may have gotten his start in the Harry Potter series, but as any Twihard can tell you, it’s his portrayal of sexy vampire Edward in the film adaptations of the popular teen series ‘Twilight’ that skyrocketed him to success. In June, fans camped out in droves to see him in ‘Eclipse,’ the series’ third installment. In the fall, the first photos emerged of Pattinson and girlfriend/co-star Kristen Stewart on the set of ‘Breaking Dawn.’


The Twilight Saga: Eclipse came in at No. 3 as the most searched for movie

Rob also landed on Heat magazine's Rich List, coming in at #5 behind the Potter kids and Keira Knightley.

Top 10 of Heat magazine's rich list 2010 (with their estimated worth in brackets):



1. Daniel Radcliffe, 21 (£45.7m)


2. Keira Knightley, 25 (£30.1 m)


3. Emma Watson, 20 (£20.6 m)


4. Rupert Grint, 22 (£19m)


5. Robert Pattinson, 24 (£18.5m)

Let's keep the buzz going everyone!

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Rob's Unique Style Recognized

Rob has landed on mademan's list of Top 10 Most Stylish Men of 2010.

Named one of Time magazine's 100 most influential people in the world, Robert Pattinson ranks as a one of the most fashionable men of the year. If elegant grunge were an actual look, the best dressed Brit of Twilight fame would be renowned for it. With disheveled hair, tailored suits and skinny neckties, his natural sense of style is what women want.

We can all agree on that  ;)

UK's Studio Five Talks About Rob Being Named A "Cool" Guy By GQ

Just last week we got word that Rob has been named the #2 coolest man by New Zealand's GQ Magazine in its July issue. He was topped only by Prince Harry:

The magazine said the cut-off age for eligible men was 37 and a half and took into account an ''enviable sense of savoir faire, a talent for transforming the mundane into the extraordinary, or just a really edgy haircut''. 

Studio Five mentioned it on their show.



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If anyone has scans of the actual GQ Magazine article please share!

ET: Rob #2 Hottest Bachelor In Hollywood

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Rob Lands At #73 On AfterElton's Hot 100 List

While Rob dropped from #40 to #73 he's still in good company. He's joined by Jude Law who came in at #70 and Glee's Cory Monteith at #71.

Surprise Music Maker: Robert Pattinson On List Of Top Unexpected Musicians

Hands down favorite story of the day. Rob's fans have known for ages he is a talented musician. It's nice to see the industry, is finally taking note:

Past and present headliners Robert Pattinson, Johnny Depp, Halle Berry, Thomas Edison, Alan Greenspan, and Steven Spielberg are among the list of "Unexpected Musicians" in the world of film, television, politics, business and science, unveiled today by the National Association of Music Merchants (NAMM). Celebrating music makers and promoting music education, NAMM revealed the notable list, known as the Unexpected Musicians Celebrity Database, as part of the fourth annual National Wanna Play Music Week, May 3-7.

National Wanna Play Music Week is the leading initiative each year for NAMM's Wanna Play? public awareness campaign, which recognizes the numerous benefits that music making can offer people of all ages. The week-long celebration of music making features initiatives designed to educate the public on the proven emotional, social and physical wellness benefits of making music, and to encourage people of all ages to pick up any type of instrument and learn how to play.

He doesn't just play a musician.. he is one!