Kristen Stewart Leaps to Top of Forbes’ List of Top-Paid Actresses

Kristen Stewart is rolling in the dough. On Tuesday, Forbes magazine released their list of Hollywood’s Highest-Paid Actresses (from May 2011 – May 2012) and thanks to her work in The Twilight Saga franchise, K-Stew rose to the top of the heap, earning $34.5 million.
Kristen’s earnings came from her $12.5 million salary plus profit share for both installments of The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Parts I and II. The actress’ role in Snow White and the Huntsman helped rounded out the robust sum.
Stewart narrowly edged out Cameron Diaz – who earned $34 million — to the top slot in the annual ranking. Diaz’s earnings came from her salaries for Bad Teacher, The Green Hornet and What to Expect When You’re Expecting.
Check out Hollywood’s Highest-Paid Actresses, according to Forbes magazine:

Kristen Wiig doin her thing on the 'Walter Mitty' Set with Ben Stiller!

Kristen Wiig and Ben Stiller run a scene together on the set of their movie The Secret Life of Walter Mitty on Wednesday (May 30) in New York City. The 46-year-old actor donned a pair of jeweler glasses for one of the scenes he filmed today. Here’s a synopsis of the upcoming comedy: ...

'Saturday Night Live' Bids Kristen Wiig Emotional and final Goodbye in Graduation Sketch

There are many different ways to leave "Saturday Night Live." Some castmembers get dumped after a few episodes and are never heard from again and others have long, productive runs and graduate to movies. But most just kind of disappear and are replaced by someone younger, prettier, more versatile or just newer when the next season rolls around.
Kristen Wiig was never a typical "SNL"er. On a show that has minted a ...

2011 Comedy Awards Winners: Celebrating Comedy

Comedy Central decided to take a whack (it's been tried before) at an innaugural Comedy Awards Show and aggressively broadcast it on Spike TV, CMT, TV Land, and VH1. Even though all the comedians made fun of the irony of celebrating themselves when they can't take themselves seriously -- a bunch of acceptance speeches morphed into mini stand-up monologues...and we liked it.