Robert Pattinson & Kristen Stewart Break Up – for Now: Source
May 18th, 2013
Twilight fans may want to sit down for this one.
As rumors of relationship trouble continue to swirl, a source tells PEOPLE that Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart have called it quits after more than three years of dating. Reps for the two could not be reached.
But the source says it would not be surprising if the on-and-off-again pair got back together again.
The news follows online reports that Pattinson ditched out on his 27th birthday plans arranged by Stewart.
Prior to his birthday, the pair appeared to be on and going strong: They were seen in New York together after the Met Gala – and then flew back to Los Angeles together on May 8. They also recently celebrated Stewart’s 23rd birthday together and held hands at Coachella – despite the actress’s cheating scandal with her married Snow White and the Huntsman director Rupert Sanders last July.
Following the ordeal – which included a public apology from Stewart to Pattinson – the duo reunited less than two months later and appeared to be back to normal.
With the exception of some paparazzi kissing shots and Stewart’s admission of her fling, after which she openly professed her love for Pattinson, the two never publicly addressed their romance.
Stewart was known for playing coy about her relationship in interviews, most recently telling Today‘s Savannah Guthrie she likes to “keep ‘em guessing” about her love life.
RSS 2.0SOUNDGARDEN’S CHRIS CORNELL CREDITS FITNESS FOR CONTINUED CAREER
May 18th, 2013
Soundgarden frontman Chris Cornell is still going strong at the age of 48 and the rocker credits staying fit for being able to continue his career path with relative ease. The vocalist spoke with ESPN Playbook about his fitness regimen and how it’s helped him stay on top of his game.
Cornell says there was a period in his life, once the band started rolling, where he wasn’t as physically fit. He explains, “It goes back to the brain. It never felt right to me unless I was working out. If you’re a psychiatrist, I assume it was about self-image. I don’t like being out of shape and I needed to focus my work ethic.”
The frontman says before the band hit it big, he always found time to do pull-ups in the back of kitchens. He adds, “You never know about availability or time or space. I would just wedge it in. I had those periods of my life when I was inactive. I wasn’t feeling good then. I finally forced myself to get out and do something.”
These days, Cornell says he’s avid about cardio and is into isometric workouts to stay in shape. “When I’m mentally distraught, I work out. I’m always hiking or walking these days. And I still love my mountain bike,” says the singer. However, when he’s on tour, the exercise takes care of itself. “I’m performing three shows in a row for more than two hours at a time and then I’d get a day off. That is my workout,” says Cornell. “I don’t do anything on the off days so I can prepare for the next show. I need that day off to rest to be able to sing that long.”
Speaking about what being physically fit means to him these days, the vocalist concludes, “It means I can do whatever I want without having to worry about it.”
