It’s a Twilight world, we’re just living in it. Hotties Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart head up the MTV Movie Awards nominations with their Vampire film, Twilight, with seven nominations, including Robert for Breakthrough Male Performance and Kristen for Best Female Performance.

Slumdog Millionaire follows closely behind with six nominations and Miley Cyrus, Angelina Jolie, Zac Efron, and Vanessa Hudgens are also up for awards. Check out the complete list of nominees and vote here! [Photo: Splash News Online]

The more we read about him, the more we’re thinking Robert Pattinson isn’t cut out for this international man-hunk movie fame thing. (Or whatever you would call it.) He’s revealed he likes nutty women, once dated his stalker and bored her into submission and now that he walked out of the L.A. premiere of Twilight after freaking out. “I went out and sat in the car, having a full-blown panic attack,” he told GQ magazine.

Maybe he’s thinking too much. Surely the trick to dealing with insane worldwide superstardom is either to develop an enormous ego and believe that you are totally shit-hot, or develop an enormous drug/booze habit to believe the same. Or if you can’t cope with it make lots and lots of weird leftfield art movies to put off the screamy girls. Oh, you are already, with a gay love scene in Little Ashes. That’ll do it. [Photo: FilmMagic]

He has now got practically all teenage girls in existence hanging off his every quiff-tastic word, so was it really a good idea for Twilight’s Robert Pattinson to advertise the fact he loves nutjob women? The British heartthrob gives an interview in today’s Closer magazine where he outlines his problems with the ladies — namely that he has a weakness for “mental” women. That’s “mental” as in “totally batshit crazy” rather than “mental” as in “intelligent.” Oh dear.

“The stuff I find attractive in women I always regret finding attractive. I always like a kind of madness in a woman, and when they are really, really strong. And they’re the worst – mental strong women! I like it when they hate me right from the beginning,” he tells the mag.

What kind of madness could this be, Robert? Obsessive poring over websites? Repeated viewings of vampiric teen movies? Frenzied screaming at public appearances? If any of these count, we don’t think you’ll have any trouble finding your next “mad” woman. [Source: Closer magazine, Photo: FilmMagic]