Congrats Rob for your wins! Year after year, you sweep the awards! You even beat out my other favourite vamps, Nina Dobrev, Paul Wesley & Ian Somerhalder! Wow

Here’s what Rob won:

Choice Movie Actor Drama: Robert Pattinson, “Water for Elephants”

Choice Vampire: Robert Pattinson

TORONTO – “Twilight” heart-throb Robert Pattinson, Academy Award winner Juliette Binoche and “Barney’s Version” star Paul Giamatti are set to appear in David Cronenberg’s upcoming film “Cosmopolis.”

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It’s still the Twilight round with Taylor Lautner coming in second, Xavier Samuel and Kellan Lutz securing the fourth and fifth place in the list.

Fellow Vampire series ‘Vampire Diaries’ was not left out as Ian Somerhalder (the fave Damon) made it to third place. Meanwhile the rest of the top 10 are well intriguing

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Robert Pattinson has not shied away from admitting how close he came to quitting show business, fed up with endless auditions and persistent unemployment.

“Literally the day before I auditioned [for 'Twilight'], I was going to quit acting ’cause I never got any jobs,” Pattinson said last fall. “So I guess that’s not really quitting, when you’re not really getting any jobs. It’s just surrendering to fate.”

Fate, so it seemed, had other plans for the British heartthrob, who went on not only to become the smoldering vampire at the center of the “Twilight” franchise but an executive producer on “Remember Me” and the upcoming co-star of A-listers like Uma Thurman and Reese Witherspoon. But the lessons of those early struggles continue to stay with Pattinson and inform his decision-making process to this day.

“Professionally, as soon as you start thinking about the choices you’re making in terms of the future, in terms of your career, you start doing it out of fear,” he told MTV News. “If you’re doing it for your career, just choosing jobs because you want to have a job after that, you’re not actually choosing…

With Summit Entertainment’s long-expected announcement that “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn” will be split into two films, “Twilight” fans breathed a collective sigh of “obviously.” But while the statement seemed to be released so it could coincide with Saturday’s “Eclipse” junkets, one member of the cast has reason to be opposed to Summit’s choice of timing: Robert Pattinson.

Turns out the man also known as Spunk Ransom was forced to admit that he hasn’t had a chance to read the final installment of “The Twilight Saga” since it was released two years ago due to his busy schedule, which includes his upcoming role in “Bel Ami.” Since filming is expected to begin this fall for “Breaking Dawn,” sounds like Pattinson had better get reading.

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New interview of Rob from the March 2010 issue of Details Magazine is up! Check it out here.

Reese has already signed to star in the upcoming adaptation, “Water for Elephants.” Francis Lawrence, who directed “Constantine” and “I Am Legend,” is set to direct the film about a Cornell University veterinary student who joins the Benzini Brothers Most Spectacular Show on Earth to work as a veterinarian during the Great Depression.

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Friday night’s “Hope for Haiti Now” telethon brought together some of the biggest names in Hollywood. Some like Selena Gomez, Bradley Cooper and Vanessa Hudgens, took to the phones to accept donations. While, other participants like George Clooney (one of the driving forces behind the event) and Robert Pattinson, who talked about the importance of technology during a crisis, shared stories from the aftermath of the earthquake. Then, of course, there were the performances. Singers like Jay-Z, Madonna and Beyonce took to the stage, some with surprising duets and covers. Needless to say, the night had its share of memorable moments. We share a few of our favorite highlights below.

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