ROB HAS A SALAD ON NITE OUT WITH BOYS

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Robert Pattinson recently enjoyed a night out in Baton Rouge, La., with the boys of "Breaking Dawn."

The men of "Twilight," who've been exploring the city as they film the final two installments of the film franchise,  popped out for food and drink on Tuesday.

Pattinson, Kellan Lutz, Jackson Rathbone, Jamie Campbell-Bower and Michael Sheen hit local joint Tsunami, reports Hollywood Life, for sushi, sashimi and even a few shots. A nearby table of admirers sent some lemon drops over to the vampire gang. 

While that highbrow snacking is more like Hollywood, Rob has been sampling to local fare as well. Recently stopping by a deli chain called Maxwell's Market, the actor caused hysteria with the female staff, according to People.

So what did he order -- a juicy po' boy or some cajun delight? 

"He ordered a house salad," a staffer told the Ministry. "It wasn't that exciting."

We dare say the young female population begs to differ.

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KRISTEN STEWART FROM THE 'BREAKING DAWN' SET : FAME, MONEY AND RPATTZ

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Kristen Stewart's highly anticipated cover of Vogue has arrived, with a candid cover story that has us salivating over several key insights.

First, Stewart is impeccably styled by the magazine, in collaboration with the boys of Proenza Schouler — her blond highlights finally allowing her to tip the scales of total femininity and, dare we say, glamour.

Stewart was intervied on the Baton Rouge set of "Breaking Dawn," talking about the end of "The Twilight Saga" series, her mechanisms for coping with intense fame and, of course, Robert Pattinson. Almost.

"Masses of girls identified with Bella in a really profound way, for want of a better word," Stewart said of her character in the vampire franchise. "The connection that I've seen people have ... I've seen it physically. It's the characters they're flipping for.”

Wethinks Stewart is a bit humble — she commands quite a bit of attention herself.

"There's no way to eloquently put this — I just can't go to the mall. It bothers me that I can't be outside very often. And also to not ever be just 'some girl' again," she said.

Her life isn't without reward, particularly of the financial kind. 

"Any time I hear that somebody's really rich, the first question is. 'Do you do anything with it? Or do you, like, chill? You just sit on it?' " she said.

With a reported $25 million "Twilight" payday, Stewart (inspired by her role in the forthcoming "Welcome to the Rileys") is considering helping women affected by the sex trade get back on their feet via a series of halfway houses. 

And then there's the added perk of Pattinson — whom Vogue calls her "costar-boyfriend." 

Stewart remained tight-lipped about sharing her personal life. "It's not my job," she said.

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OLIVIA WILDE SAYS ROB IS "ONE OF THE FUNNIEST PEOPLE"

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Despite Robert Pattinson's exceptional gift for intense stares and pursed lips, he certainly has the power to amuse, according to one Hollywood "It" girl. Olivia Wilde, to be precise.

At the Weinstein/Relativity bash, the gorgeous "House" brunet chatted briefly with the Ministry (carefully standing on the perimeter of her epic Marchesa dress) about presenting an award with the "Twilight Saga" star at Sunday's Golden Globes.

"We laughed so much," she said of her moments with Pattinson before presenting the award for best foreign film. "He's seriously one of the funniest people."

Not to peel back the curtain -- but we also told you about the moments before Pattinson and Wilde stepped out to the stage, when Rob threw back a beer and tested bits to try on stage.

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ROB CHUGS A GOLDEN GLOBE BEER, FONDERS GOING FRENCH

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Robert Pattinson seemed to be enjoying himself during the Golden Globe telecast — relaxing backstage with a beer and debating on how he'd present one of the trophies.

Our associates over at Awards Tracker peeped the hectic behind-the-scenes action, where "Twilight Saga" star was spotted indulging in a Heineken with Summit Entertainment head Eric Feag.

Pattinson was tapped with actress Olivia Wilde to present best foreign-language film (a category that host Ricky Gervais said "no one in America cares about").

"And zee winner is," he said, doing his best Pepe Le Pew. Pattinson didn't use a gimmick -- and wound up not doing much at all next to a glowing Wilde.

Incidentally, backstage, Danish director Susan Bier pointed out that in her country, the win for "In a Better World" means "that a tiny country of 5 million people can actually manage to communicate to the rest of the world, which is a great achievement ... probably more than most of you realize."

See, Ricky, they do care in Denmark!

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