Beauty News

Has business has turned to pleasure for Kirsten Dunst?

The 26-year-old actress has been stepping out with filmmaker Jacob Soboroff, with whom she’s working on a documentary about voting, according to an insider, who tells Life & Style, “Yes, they’re dating.”

On Nov. 22 in NYC, the two shopped at art store Blick — then went back to her place, according to an eyewitness.

UPDATE: Kirsten is NOT dating Jacob! Her rep reveals to JustJared.com that they just “great friends” and there is “no romantic involvement at all.” Poo, poo. We want some more Hollywood hook-ups!

Kirsten Dunst has obtained a restraining order against alleged stalker Christopher Smith.

The declaration states, “Mr. Smith has repeatedly shown up uninvited at my place of residence in Los Angeles, going so far as to ignore police warnings, bypass my personal security measures, trespass on my property, and attempt to gain entry into my home.”

“Mr. Smith’s sudden, aggressive, and harassing efforts to contact me are extremely frightening. I fear not only for my own personal safety, but also for the safety and well being of my housemate and assistant.”

A private security guard adds, “[Mr. Smith was] arrested and subsequently placed on a 72-hour psychiatric hold.”

For more, tune into ET later today.

Kirsten Dunst gets bundled up in a plaid jacket while walking around with a mystery man in New York City on Saturday.

The 26-year-old actress has reportedly been in negotiations for the next installment of Spiderman. Due out in 2011, Kirsten apparently is hoping to leverage her established character role for a higher salary.

DO YOU THINK Kirsten Dunst is worth a higher salary to keep her for Spiderman 4 — YAY or NAY?

Spider-Man star Kirsten Dunst went to vote early in Norwalk, Calif., on Monday at the registrar’s office and videoed it for Video Your Vote, the initiative partnered with YouTube and PBS.

Watch the 26-year-old actress’s PSA to Vote on Tuesday.

Kirsten has said, “What matters is that you vote for on Tuesday, November 4th. It’s very important to voice how you feel and vote for you who feel is best for the job. Today, America ranks near the bottom of all countries in voter turn-out. We can turn that on.”

Find your polling place at WhyTuesday.org.