Her career has definitely been on the up and up, and Kristen Stewart has taken on a risque movie role in a film called “On the Road.”

In the flick, the 20-year-old actress steps out of her Bella Swan character to play a 16-year-old girl named Marylou, who, according to Life & Style, "has a threesome with a couple of hotties, asks to watch two people have sex and brags about loving to perform oral sex." Of K-Stew's decision to take on the steamy role, Ryan Schinman of Platinum Rye Entertainment told Life & Style, "Many actors who are entering adulthood want to make their own mark and stop being seen as bubblegum, cookiecutter teen stars. Kristen likely wants to be taken more seriously as an actress -- and show she's not afraid to break out of the mold."

In related news, some unknown sources claim that Ms Stewart has grown extremely jealous of “Twilight” co-star, Ashley Greene, as one report alleges that “Kristen is furious that Ashley has been getting so much positive praise during promotional tours.”

Nonetheless, neither Kristen nor Ashley has ever show or voiced animosity towards one another, making the jealousy report seem like nothing more than a gossip tall tale.

The last film in the saga Twilight, would bring the protagonists to Rio de Janeiro as it is in the book, but all that was canceled.

The attack on the Hotel Intercontinental by heavily armed bandits may have put an end to negotiations between the Secretariat of Culture of Rio de Janeiro and Riofilme with producer American Summit, responsible for films of the Twilight saga.

After the bad press that the case made world, the producer decided to cancel the shooting some important scenes in the city that would last long in the saga: "Dawn". According to the book that tells the saga where the long and are based, Edward and Bella traveling to Rio de Janeiro on honeymoon.

Few scenes were being prepared, but the investment could reach one million dollars. Brazilian executives interested in coming production - and therefore of Robert Pattinson and Kirsten Stewart - to Brazil, are trying to reverse the situation.

In an interview with MTV, star Hayden Christensen said talks are now underway regarding the once-mooted sequel.

"We're talking about it right now actually," Christensen, who currently stars in "Takers", said. Where could the story go? "Hopefully somewhere a little darker. I think there's a lot you can do with it. It was sort of set up in a way it's gonna be mother hunting son and possibly even maybe sister hunting brother. We're talking about it, trying to figure it out."

Kristen Stewart and Diane Lane played Christensen's on-screen half-sister and mother, respectively, in the original. And assumingly, they'd be asked back - while I can imagine Lane would probably be quite happy to do it, since she's not inundated with offers right now, Stewart's star has risen considerably since the original film; might take more than a few bucks to entice the "Twilight" star back.