Kate and Michael attended Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival day 1 held at Indio, California.

Kate attended the 40th anniv. of Charlie Chaplin’s honorary Academy Award on February 21st, 2012

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Public Appearances > Events from 2012 > 40th anniv. of Charlie Chaplin’s honorary Academy Award

Kate attended on February 20th, 2012, the Burberry Fall/Winter 2012 show during London Fashion Week.

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Public Appearances > Events from 2012 > Burberry Fall/Winter 2012 show during London Fashion Week

Kate attended on February 26th, 2012, the party Vanity Fair celebrates each year during the Oscar Awards.

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Public Appearances > Events from 2012 > Vanity Fair Oscar party

I added to the gallery some photos taken at the ‘Black Rock’ portrait session at Sundance Festival on January, 21, 2012.

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Studio Photoshoots > Photoshoots from 2012 > Black Rock portraits

eta: By the way, LOL, I’m the new owner of KBO – from now on I’ll be in charge of bringing you the latest on Kate

Our Kate is on the cover of Korean ‘Elle’ Magazine for the February issue. They use a new photo that we haven’t seen before as the cover so I guess they also have new photos for the article. If you have some scans, please send them to us via e-mail at thewhiteknight95@ymail.com, or post them on our forums here. We will credit you.

EDIT: We have found small scans from the magazine on our forums here, but if you have better ones, please send them to us. Thanks. 

Woohoo! Even though the reviews are not really great, ‘Black Rock’ was picked up by LD Distribution for more than $1 million earlier today. Some more well-known distributors [Gold Circle, Lionsgate, Magnolia and IFC] were another potential buyers. Here’s the news from IndieWire.

Mickey Liddell’s LD Distribution has bought North American theatrical rights to Sundance Midnight Section entry “Black Rock.”

According to the film’s rep, Josh Braun of Submarine, he went with LD over a number of other interested companies that wanted to structure deals around VOD day-and-date theatrical or “ultra VOD,” where the film would be available for two to four weeks on VOD before a theatrical run.

“LD seems like really good partners and they seem excited about doing it in a bigger way,” Braun says. “A lot of the deals being discussed are risk averse. [The film] didn’t want to be locked into a pure VOD model; in the end they think it could be a bigger film.”

The film, about a group of girls on a reunion trip to a remote island in Maine that goes horribly wrong, stars Kate Bosworth, Lake Bell and Katie Aselton, who is also the director. The film premiered in the Midnight section Saturday night.

While the theatrical deal contains no P&A commitment, LD has agreed to a 25-market commitment. By comparison, Braun’s sale of “Buck” to Sundance Selects in 2011 contained a committment of about 50-60 markets.

This is the first acquisition by LD Distribution since new head David Dinerstein came on board.

 While summer is being considered as a possible target, no release date has been confirmed.

The day has finally arrived. Our Kate just joined the Twitter world, and it’s verified, so you don’t have to worry about someone trying to be Kate. Her first tweet was for Michael. How sweet is that? If you have a twitter, you can follow her @katebosworth, and Michael @michael_polish.