I had disabled hotlinking on the entire website after some blogs direct linked to our pictures. Obviously, if you know anything about websites you’ll understand this can be bad for our server, so I had forbidden the hotlinking on our site. This included the quiz and games folders in both languages. This prevented people from posting the result images on their sites.
I’ve decided to enable the hotlinking on the quiz folders only as of today. This means that from now on you can copy and paste the result codes directly onto your website/forum/blog, etc and direct link those images so they’ll show on your site.
Usually webmasters and websites forbid people to hotlink, so I want to make clear that you should only hotlink unless the webmaster gives you permission.
So from now on when you paste the result code on your website after taking a personality quiz you’ll be able to show everyone your results, like this:
In a new interview for The Improper, Robert revealed he’s never been in love.
Twilight star Robert Pattinson says he has never been in love. “I’ve never really fallen in love, but I try to be as romantic as possible,” says Pattinson, 22.
That’s an interesting admission coming from a young star who’s now the obsession of millions of fans around the world, thanks to Twi’s astonishing success.
The 6′1″ British hunk, who confesses that he was a loner during his youth, says he has generally had little success with the ladies. “About a year ago, I’d talk to girls and no one would be interested,” he says. Obviously, that has now all changed.
Twilight’s unexpected mainstream popularity has made overnight sensations of Pattinson and his beautiful co-star, Kristen Stewart, 18. But Rob finds his newfound star status overwhelming at times. “I’m a bit of a loner and not that good with dealing with loads of people,” Pattinson told U.K.’s Bliss magazine. “Most of the time, going out is a complete waste of time. I’d rather stay in and create something than go out.”
Read the rest of the article on the link.
Posted by ValeWolf on January 2nd, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Twilight heartthrob Robert Pattinson isn’t looking forward to reprising his blood-sucking role in the hit film’s sequel New Moon - because he has to wear uncomfortable contact lenses for the part.
The British star played vampire Edward Cullen in the box office adaptation of Stephanie Meyer’s cult book, and has signed a multi-million dollar deal to play the character again in the franchise’s second outing in 2010.
But he is dreading preparing to shoot the new venture - because wearing his character’s topaz coloured contacts is such a painful ordeal.
He tells Britain’s Ok! magazine, “Wearing coloured contact lenses… It was like I constantly had sand in my eyes. I was wearing them for three months constantly and my eyes never ever accepted them! It took me 20 minutes per eye every single day and I ended up having to literally fold it into my eyeball.”
And the star believes the dreaded lenses may inhibit his acting skills - because he couldn’t properly portray his character’s emotions due to the “two orange blobs” in his eyes.
He adds, “It was frustrating as well because normally your eyes are saying something, but if you’ve got two orange blobs in your face it’s so annoying!
“The director (Catherine Hardwicke) would say, ‘Look at her (Kristen Stewart) like you love her,’ and I’d be like, ‘I’m trying!’ I’m going to have to do it again because we’re making the sequel next year.”
Poor Rob lol.
Posted by ValeWolf on January 2nd, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Thanks to Jocelyn from Portrait magazine for letting us know about their new interview with “Never Think” co-author, Sam Bradley. Sam is one of Robert Pattinson’s childhood friends and they wrote together this song never knowing it would end up on the soundtrack of the Twilight movie.
You wrote ‘Never Think’, on the Twilight soundtrack, with Robert Pattinson - and then you apparently went in completely different directions when recording it. How did that happen - is there an original version?
The original version is just sort of bits and pieces of when we were writing it. So, no, there’s no real original version. What it is, is we wrote a song… I came back to Canada, and kind of switched it up a little bit for myself. Melodically, what we originally wrote is probably closer to my version. But Rob, when he plays music, he’s really in touch with what he’s doing, so he plays a song differently every time. Any song, it’ll never sound the same. It’s really cool, he’s really in the moment. So the recording of Never Think that he did will never sound the same again, which is kind of interesting. Lyrically, though, it’s similar.
It’s funny, because you can never understand what he’s singing. So it’s really interesting to listen to your version and say, “Oh, that’s what he’s saying!”
I don’t think anyone has guessed the lyrics right yet. I’ve been on YouTube, and I’ve been reading what people think are the lyrics. Even the first line, I don’t think I’ve read the right first line yet. I mean, he sings it like that because that’s how it comes out. I personally love it. I mean, I know what he’s saying. There’s a feeling behind it, like he’s singing it to that person that he’s talking to.
So, what was it like, sitting in the theatre and watching the Twilight premiere… and then hearing the song being played?
I’ve seen the film three times now. It’s pretty exciting. I went to the LA premiere, and then I went to London. And then I took my mom to see it in Vancouver. But yeah, I was sitting with Marcus and Bobby [Long] at the London premiere, and we started like - aaah! - jumping up and down.
Their song is great, too.
Oh, the best bit of the film. And Rob does such a good job with it.
That’s a great part of the film. I really liked the movie - it was quite the experience, seeing in a theatre full of pre-teen girls, screaming.
I didn’t get any screaming girls. I wanted to. When I went with my mom, I sat at the back, like - [He beams.]. Just ’cause I was with my mom, all happy and proud.
Meanwhile, our friends and affiliates over at Pattinson Online got the chance to watch Sam perform at Vancouver on his New Year’s eve sold out show. He mentioned Twilight and played his evrsion of “Never Think”. You can listen to the song and watch the video below:
Posted by ValeWolf on January 2nd, 2009 | No Comments »
