Twilight hunk Kellan Lutz couldn’t get into his own party in Los Angeles.

The actor, who plays Emmett Cullen in the hit vampire flick, turned up at the bash following the premiere of the latest film in the series.

But despite hundreds of screaming girls chanting his name outside, security at the event at the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles refused him entry because they had no idea who he was – much to his anger.

An insider revealed: “He just snapped at the bouncer after a few seconds.

“It looked like things were getting physical between them.

“Lutz yelled to the crowd, ‘They won’t let me into my own party!’”

In video of the incident shot by paparaazi, the crowd can be heard chanting, “Let him in! Let him in!” before a security guard ushers Lutz, 24, past the rope.

New Moon hits cinemas in the US on Friday.

New Moon star Kellan Lutz has denied that he ever had a relationship with actress AnnaLynne McCord.

Lutz, 24, who plays Emmett Cullen in the hit vampire series, was rumoured to be dating 90210 star McCord, 22, and there were reports that they split in October.

However speaking on Ryan Seacrest’s KIIS FM show, Lutz said: “Oh. No. Never have been. I’ve known her for six years, and we met again on the set [of 90210], but we shot Abercrombie [catalogs] way back in the day.”

He added that ’she’s single, and I’m very much single’.

Talking about his love life, he said: “I don’t really think about who I want to date. I kind of fall into situations, and then I’m like: ‘Oh, I’m dating you now’.”

Twilight movie director Catherine Hardwicke strongly suggested co-stars Robert Pattinson, 23, and Kristen Stewart, 19, have firmed as an item now that Stewart has come of age.

Hardwicke, 54, who directed the first movie of the red-hot Twilight series, recalled: “After I cast him, I told Rob, ‘Don’t even think about having a romance with her. She’s under 18. You will be arrested.’”

She was speaking to Time magazine, recalling the days when Pattinson and Stewart – strongly rumoured to be back together – first met up in Los Angeles.

Pattinson had flown in to test for the indelible role of Edward Cullen. The director continued: “I didn’t have a camera in the hotel room. I cannot say. But in terms of what Kristen told me directly, it didn’t happen on the first movie. Nothing crossed the line while on the first film.”

Fast forward to the present, Hardwicke added: “I think it took a long time for Kristen to realise, OK, I’ve got to give this a go and really try to be with this person.”

Actress Molly Sims, 36, defended her former Las Vegas co-star Josh Duhamel who has been hit with allegations of two-timing his celebrity wife Fergie.

Sims said: “Don’t believe everything you read. We e-mailed yesterday. It’s absolutely not true – and he’s a great guy. I’ve worked with him for five years.”

Sims believes the couple has been targeted in a bid to make “a lot of money”. She said: “Josh is a great guy and it’s sad ’cause his wife is amazing, too.”

Duhamel has denied the charge that he had a night of sex with stripper Nicole Forrester in Atlanta. Forrester made the allegation in a story she sold to the tabloid National Enquirer for $20,000.

His representative said: “This is not the first, nor will it be the last, time that a stripper was paid a large amount of money to sell a false story about a celebrity. This story is absolutely ridiculous.”

Katie Holmes (pictured) was one of them. Holmes coyly told television reporters: “She is amazing. We have Mary Poppins and Sound Of Music playing a lot in our house right now.”

Renee Zellweger said wryly: “I just don’t want to fall or say dumb things, so I’ll keep my fingers crossed.”

Andrews said she worked with “giants” over more than five decades in Hollywood. They included Rodgers and Hammerstein and Alfred Hitchcock and “delicious leading men” such as Paul Newman and Omar Sharif.

Andrews also acknowledged her fellow honourees, Julianne Moore, Emily Blunt, Robin Wright Penn and casting director Bonnie Timmermann.

Andrews also spoke of working with her husband, director Blake Edwards. During the filming of a love scene, he once told her: “That was just fine, darling, but I know you can do it better.”

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Taylor Lautner has said the difference between his character Jacob in Twilight and in the sequel New Moon is “astounding”.

Taylor, 17, plays the role of werewolf Jacob Black in the hit movie franchise and he admitted his character not only went through physical changes in the second movie but his attitude changed as well.

He said: “When I was filming Twilight, I knew that Jacob’s character changed a lot so if I wanted to continue portraying him correctly, I had a lot of work ahead.

“So I started hitting the gym. I got a personal trainer. I started eating a lot of food and cut the sugars. It was a lot of work, but it was definitely worth it.

“The cool thing is that it’s not just physical. You can read it all over him, just in his entire attitude. The difference between the kid that did Twilight and this guy now is pretty astounding.”

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Gossip Girl star Chace Crawford said his good looks are the result of him being “blessed with good genes”.

Crawford, 24, plays the role of Nate in the popular US show and he has a huge female fan base around the world.

Asked if he has to work hard to look good, he told British OK! magazine: “I’m blessed. I have a beautiful mother and beautiful father, so I guess you could say I’m blessed with good genes.

“It’s important to have a certain look in the industry but I honestly tend to wake up and comb my hair with my hands. I think I have three pairs of the same jeans, so when I find something I like I tend to stick with it.”

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Teen hunk and Twilight star, Taylor Lautner, has revealed that he would love to follow in the footsteps of Matt Damon and work on action-packed movies like The Bourne Identity.

The young actor, 17, said that he looks to older heart-throbs when it comes to developing his career.

He said: “Denzel Washington, Brad Pitt, Matt Damon…I love the Bourne series and I wouldn’t mind doing something like that.”

The actor, who plays Jacob Black in the popular film series, is fully aware of a group of ardent female fans known as Team Jacob.

But Lautner humbly says their obsession is less to do with him and is more about his character.

“I think the fans would love anybody who played Jacob,” he says. “I’m just lucky to be the one who got the chance.”

However, despite loving his work as an actor, the teen star revealed that sport is still one of his first loves.

“Football, baseball, martial arts, basketball, soccer…

“As I got older, I started to narrow them down,” he said.

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Graphic nude scenes were part of getting into character for the role of Jason Stackhouse in True Blood, says Australian actor Ryan Kwanten.

“I feel like it’s something Jason my character would actually do,” he said. “I never feel like I’m putting myself out on a wire because the writing is always so good as well. And most of the time the actresses are more nervous than me anyway.”

Kwanten added: “I usually just try and cater the body to the role. Obviously Jason is someone who looks after himself. He’s very vain. He’s aware of his looks, so it’s important that I stay on top of it. But I also just enjoy fitness in general.”

Kwanten says many people in the US are surprised to learn he is Australian. “It’s a nice compliment to get even American people or people in the South coming up and saying where in the South am I from, and then when I actually talk they think I’m putting this accent on.” He attributes his success to being able to handle the setbacks. “Obviously you’ve got to have the talent but what I think is so important in this town as well is to have resilience and tenacity. You’ve got to be able to deal with rejection, more so than any other job. Even in a good year you’re still getting rejected more than 90 per cent of the time.”

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Natalie Portman has revealed a few of her favourite things to fellow actor Jake Gyllenhaal for Interview Magazine.

“I don’t think you can really improve upon Carvel ice-cream cake,” she said. Gyllenhaal pointed out he goes for Baskin-Robbins because he heard the Obamas shared their first kiss over the ice-cream.

But the actress’s music tastes are quite removed from the lolly shop. “I’ve mostly been listening to dirty rap lately. That’s sort of my scene, Really, really obscene hip-hop. I love it so much. It makes me laugh and then it makes me want to dance.”

Portman, 28, broke out some X-rated lyrics to prove her point.

She also said if she could not act she would an ideal bike messenger, since “I can make chit-chat, but not much else. I’d basically have trouble with any job that doesn’t require me to wear silly clothes and talk in funny voices.”