I've added pics of Kirsten signing autographs for some fans in New York on thursday to the gallery.

I've added to the gallery delightful pics of Kirsten meeting two very excited young ladies in New York on tuesday.

I've added more pics of Kirsten at the Hounddog premiere on tuesday to the gallery.

Gonzalo Lopez-Gallego is attached to direct the Paramount Vantage project "A Jealous Ghost," which Kirsten Dunst is starring in and producing.

Ben Forkner, Eric Kranzler and Daniel Rappaport of Film 360, the production arm of Management 360, are producing.

Screenwriter Megan Holley, who adapted the A.N. Wilson novel, is doing another short pass on the script before Vantage hopes to push it into production.

Wilson's 2005 novel describes a young American woman who travels to London to write a dissertation on Henry James' classic ghost tale, "The Turn of the Screw," only to find that her own circumstances begin to reflect the strange happenings of the story.

This literary horror project could be a priority for the newly reconstituted Vantage, which is looking to reshape its image. In July, the specialty division's marketing, physical production and distribution departments were woven into those of Paramount proper, and the staff was requisitely streamlined. Its next film, the Keira Knightley starrer "The Duchess," bows Friday.

Lopez-Gallego, repped by Paradigm, was featured as one of the 10 Latino filmmakers to watch in The Hollywood Reporter's Aug. 20 issue. A writer and editor as well, Lopez-Gallego made several short films before he co-wrote and directed "King of the Hill," a feature that has been touring the festival circuit since last year.


As Jess reported earlier Kirsten attended the New York premiere of the controversial Dakota Fanning film "Hounddog" last night. Kirsten looked very pretty despite wearing virtually no make-up. I've added a lot more pics of Kirsten at the premiere to the gallery.

Kirsten attended the premiere of little Dakota Fanning's new film 'Hounddog' - Ive added a handful of photos but I'm sure John will add more as soon as he's free!

We also bring you a 10-point summary of what we learned about Kirsten from her recent Harper's Bazaar article.

1. While Ms. Dunst is not a Scientologist, she likes to show off her copy of L. Ron Hubbard's Scientology Code of Honor—a gift she received from Tom Cruise—to guests who visit her Nichols Canyon home. It's just so L.A.

2. She lights A.P.C. candles and smokes American Spirits at home.

3. She would prefer not to give a quote about why she entered rehab because every time she does, the blogs go mad with it and misinterpret. But, she explains that she was "enormously co-dependent" before rehab.

4. The way Hollywood treats women kills Ms. Dunst's "spirit": "'I don’t buy the rag mags, but I was looking at the cover of one, and an actress’s husband apparently had cheated on her. Who knows if it’s true?' she says. "But they don’t put the guy on the cover, going, Look at what this guy did. They put the girl on the cover, going, Look at what he did to her. That is the stuff that I have no tolerance for. Guys will go do this, that, and the other and they’re cool, and girls will go out with their friends and do this and it’s ‘horrendous.’ If a guy’s flirting with me, I’m the slut. It can kill a girl’s spirit.'"

5. In her efforts to "help people" and be "a good friend," Kiki is working on forming a grassroots organization to help women talk about their problems. First topic: why Samantha Ronson's and Lindsay Lohan's relationship is a positive influence on young women.

6. Last summer she formed Wooden Spoon Productions with two of her girlfriends so that she can work on her own films. Why Tuesday?—a film about moving Election Day to the weekend so that more people can vote—is her first project.

7. On her supposed relationships with DJ Matt Creed, and Drew Barrymore's ex, Justin Long, Ms. Dunst says neither is true. Mr. Creed is just a friend and her reported relations with Mr. Long are “the funniest thing on the planet Earth." she says. "I don’t know him from Adam. I met him once, and he and his friends were kind enough to walk me home. I’ve never seen him since.” Um, right.

8. She feels safe at the Beatrice Inn. “They keep people out who will write stuff and blog about it. But I’m not going to go there if what I do is written about. I’m very aware. I’m like an eagle eye,” she says. “I’m not free as a bird [when I’m there], but I love to dance. And I literally have gone up to people and said, ‘Did you just take my picture?’ I have to protect myself.”

9. Ms. Dunst is considering selling her L.A. home to move to New York full time this fall.

10. But eventually, “I can’t wait to have kids one day. I want to have kids and a farm with lots of animals on a lake." Sounds nice!