Getting a little sun during what was a long day’s work, AnnaLynne McCord was spotted showing off her bikini body in Long Beach, California on Friday (November 20).

The young starlet was accompanied by co-star Jessica Stroup, with the two shooting seaside scenes for their hit CW show “90210”.

While her co-star Robert Pattinson was busy chatting it up on the “Tyra Banks Show,” Kristen Stewart was spotted readying for an appearance on the “Late Show with David Letterman” in New York City on Thursday evening (November 20).

The 18-year-old rising star was on-hand promoting her brand new movie “Twilight” - a much-anticipated vampire flick opening up in theaters tomorrow (November 21).

Back out for another day in the studio, Ashley Tisdale was spotted toting her iced coffee as she continued working on her second album at a Burbank studio on Thursday (November 20).

Looking cute in a cut-off Diesel top with colorful trousers and black fringy boots, Tizzie is coming off of the recent honor of being named a Teen Style Star.

Continuing along with his hectic promotional duties, Robert Pattinson from the buzz-stirring movie “Twilight” took to the streets of New York City for the ” Tyra Banks Show” on Thursday afternoon (November 20).

Joining in on the fun was co-star Taylor Lautner, who accompanied Robert and Tyra as they filmed scenes outside of the show’s Big Apple studio locale.

Despite the tough economic times being experienced around the globe, South African Casino mogul Solomon Kerzner is sparing no expense for the grand opening of his $1.5 billion Atlantis hotel.  And there are plenty of Hollywood hotties flocking to the massive event taking place tonight in Dubai.

Always up for a high-profile party, Lindsay Lohan and Samantha Ronson showed up on the red carpet looking excited to be part of the festivities.  Ronson will also be deejaying at the afterparty later this evening.

She’s known the world over as a sex symbol and earlier today Katie Price unveiled her new collection of lingerie by personally modeling it herself.

The British beauty was spotted at ASDA Living Store Lakeside in Essex, England for the momentous occasion, meeting fans and signing autographs.

Paramount production president Brad Weston has had a squirmy few days since Patrick Goldstein outed him as the man who put Twilight in turnaround at the studio, deflecting blame where he can while watching the movie blossom into a potential billion-dollar franchise for Summit Entertainment. But listen closely through the catcalls and snickers around town, and you'll hear a voice imploring calm, even understanding: Turnaround is a good thing!

Or so argues an anonymous filmmaker who today sent word to Hollywood Elsewhere praising the timeless tradition of unloading book and script options, lest they moulder in middle management's closets instead of rocketing past a green light on another lot:

"When Goldstein ran that story, it increased the level of paranoia in the studios and now people aren't as likely to put projects into turnaround, which is what saves or releases some projects and results in their being made into films at other studios [...] Let's say I have a property that's owned by a studio and it's not working out. In this situation a studio exec saying to me 'Fine, I'll put it into turnaround and let you have it, take it across the street to Warner Bros. and God speed' is usually an act of benevolence. It saves a project from death.

"Now with this Weston thing, a lot more studio execs and [sic] going to say 'Sure, I let you take it elsewhere and then two years from now I'll read about how I'm the asshole who let a big hit go to some other studio? Fuck it, I'm going to hang onto it. I'd rather have the project die here than have it go elsewhere than have an article turn up down the road that'll make me look stupid.'"

All right, all right, Weston, we get it — you did the right thing. Turnaround for all! You first, Poltergeist.

• How the big studios missed the boat on 'Twilight' [Source]

• TUrnaround Chill [Hollywood Elsewhere]

Oscar-winning Halle-smacker and notorious pressophobe Adrien Brody agreed to sit down with The Advocate for one of their Big Gay Following interviews—saucy, cheeky affairs that usually elicit a juicy pullquote or two. Well, after luring in the actor with a string of resume questions so obscure they would make James Lipton blush, the interviewer then went in for the kill. But Brody wasn't biting. Then things got really awkward, really quickly:

Is it true that a gay guy once slipped you a note asking you to meet him in the restroom for a quickie?
Yeah, it was at an auto parts store, of all places. I’d forgotten about that, fortunately.

Do guys still hit on you?
I guess I’d be disappointed if they didn’t.

What if a man had presented you with your Oscar instead of Halle Berry? Were you so wrapped up in the moment that you might have kissed him too?
That’s a pretty silly question. No, obviously not. Part of the excitement was that it was a beautiful woman presenting me with such a beautiful moment in my life.

Is there any actor for whom you would’ve made an exception?
No.

Let’s try another approach: For your next gay role, who’d you choose for your on-screen love interest?
You want me to name an actor? No, I can’t answer that question, Brandon. See, you ask me how I deal with rumors, and I also have to deal with not adding fuel to them. Something that would be a completely innocuous comment on my part will be completely taken out of context by the next journalist, so I’d appreciate it if you were understanding about that.

Have I put you in a bad mood?
I’m still in a good mood, but I’m also a relatively serious person, so these questions are difficult for me.

So I guess I shouldn’t ask if it’s true what they say about a man with a prominent nose?
Why would you do that to somebody? You and I don’t know each other, right? We’re complete strangers, actually. I’m being respectful to you, so you have to extend the same courtesy.

Oh, Adrien, it’s all in good fun. I’m trying to show your sense of humor here.
I didn’t sign up for that.

Look, Advocate-guy: Brody ain't biting, OK? Perhaps you didn't get a good gander at his castle—fit for a vagina-loving Oscar-winner, and his very vagina-having girlfriend/princess. There's no flute-playing going on in this kingdom, got it? Just the lowering of drawbridges, and the riding of powerful steeds over them. Interview over.

• Big Gay Following: Adrien Brody [Advocate via Queerty]