There always comes a soul-crushingly disappointing moment that tests every idol-fan relationship. With Molly Ringwald, it may have been this. With Robert Pattinson, it could very well be his increasingly discerning taste in women. However, when you're RPatz and you could bring the entire city of New York to its knees, you can afford to be picky with your bedfellows. But woe! Some of these ladies simply remain just outside his grasp not because he's not drawn to them, but because in order to tame them, he'd have to declaw them first. And say what you will about his bite, but the man's all bark.

● Remember 18,000 years ago (OK, it was 6), when Phil Spector allegedly killed somebody? Well, allege no more: Spector was convicted yesterday of second-degree murder . Here’s his booking shot, where his bouffant is looking a tad depressed. [TMZ]
● Hot off the heels of the unreleased Terminator: Salvation, director McG will be taking a sharp left turn by bringing the Broadway smash rock musical Spring Awakening to the screen. [/Film]
● Damon Dash, co-founder of Roc-a-Fella records, just designed a Range Rover with diamond accents. Too bad he can’t buy the car himself, since he owes $2 million to the IRS. [AnimalNewYork]

"No personal questions," I'm told by a publicist before my interview with Camilla Belle. It's not often I hear something like that, but when your client is accused of being "The Other Woman" in the very messy and very public split between Joe Jonas (of the Jonas Brothers) and country superstar Taylor Swift, it's understandable. Belle's career is young and malleable, and too much focus on her romantic escapades will turn her into a tabloid queen--career pesticide for someone who "just wants to be taken seriously." And Belle does, toggling between art-house fare like The Ballad of Jack and Rose opposite Daniel-Day Lewis and the big-budget misfire 10,000 B.C. So the rule is stick to her new movie Push (alongside Chris Evans and Djimon Honsou), a kinetic thriller caught in a purgatory between an X-Men movie and an episode of Heroes. No problem.

Actress Camilla Belle is a self-described foodie. "I'm always eating," says the 22-year-old star of this February's sci-fi thriller Push. So where do you eat if you're a hot young actress in L.A. with a knowing palate and cash to burn? "Osteria Mozza. That’s my favorite restaurant, really, I go there far too often. I love the food there." The spawn of a Batali-Silverton covenant, this reservations-are-a-must Hollywood eatery comes with its own world-famous mozzarella bar, and a sister pizzeria next door. "It’s just like you’re eating food in Italy," raves Belle.