A couple that runs errands together, stay together!

Cameras caught Kirsten Dunst with boyfriend Garrett Hedlund in Beverly Hills yesterday as the two were tying up some loose ends around town, which included a trip to the doctor's office.

The On The Road co-star's relationship has remained strong for months now after filming and they've been good at keeping a low profile. Despite rumors that Hedlund popped the question during Dunst's 30th birthday party at the Chateau Marmont, which his rep refuted, these two look as happy as ever!

The Independent Spirit Awards were held Saturday in Santa Monica -- a precursor to the Oscars, but not always a good barometer of who will win Sunday night.

As their name implies, the Indie Awards are focused on "artist-driven filmmaking" and "independent thinkers."

Still, The Artist was the big winner yesterday - taking the prize for Best Feature and Best Actor, for Jean Dujardin. The film has led all the awards events so far, so we imagine Harvey Weinstein and Dujardin are preparing for a win tonight!

Michelle Williams picked up the other big award yesterday, for Best Female Lead in My Week With Marilyn.

The awards were hosted by Seth Rogan, who recently picked up a significant award himself -- the actor was named Stone of the Year by High Times magazine ... congrats, Seth!

Here's a full list of the other winners:

Best Feature – The Artist

Best Male Lead – Jean Dujardin, The Artist

Best Female Lead – Michelle Williams, My Week With Marilyn

Best Supporting Male – Christopher Plummer, Beginners

Best Supporting Female – Shailene Woodley, The Descendants

Best Director – Michel Hazanavicius, The Artist

Best First Feature – J.C. Chandor (director) - Margin Call

Best Screenplay – Alexander Payne, Nat Faxon, Jim Rash – The Descendants

Best First Screenplay – Will Reiser, 50/50

Best Cinematography – Guillaume Schiffman, The Artist

Best Documentary – Steve James (director) – The Interrupters

Best International Film – A Separation (Iran)

Piaget Producers Award – Take Shelter

Robert Altman Award – Margin Call

John Cassavetes Award – Dee Rees (director), Nekisa Cooper (producer) – Pariah

Audi Someone to Watch Award – Mark Jackson (director), Without

Nokia Truer Than Fiction Award – Heather Courtney (director), Where Soldiers Come From

A judge has granted Kirsten Dunst an extended restraining order against Jean Christophe Prudhon, whom the actress claims has been stalking her.

Prudhon, 51, is from France, but he allegedly traveled to Los Angeles on several occasions and sat outside of Dunst's home in his car.

Additionally, Dunst has accused Prudhon of making hundreds of phone calls and writing letters to her, and she even claims he harassed her mother, who is also included in the restraining order.

Prudhon is required to stay at least 100 yards away from Dunst for the next three years.

Kirsten Dunst is now a U.S. and a German citizen!

The 29-year-old starlet broke the news to the German tabloid B.Z., and even though she admitted that she speaks German "at a child's level," she's already thinking of moving there! "I would prefer to buy an apartment in Berlin," she says. "It's such a young city, and right now so much is happening in Berlin." Kirsten added, "I'm now a real international lady ... one who can film in Europe without a problem."

Of course, this isn't totally out of the blue, as the Melancholia starlet's father is German and she reportedly visits her relatives in Hamburg on a regular basis.

Say what?

Kirsten Dunst graces the cover of the latest issue of Flare magazine, and the 29-year-old actress opens up about her struggle with depression and how she believes just about everyone suffers from the condition.

"People are embarrassed to talk about it," she says. "I would never put anyone down [who] was in that kind of space." The starlet added, "I think most human beings go through some sort of depression in their life. And if they don't, I think that's weird."

Hmm, do you agree with her? Sound off in the comment section below ... and click after the jump to see the brand new teaser for her latest film, Melancholia!

Kirsten Dunst hit the red carpet for the premiere of her film Melancholia at Cannes Wednesday, only hours after the movie's director, Lars von Trier, told the press that he saw himself as a Nazi.

Von Trier was officially banned from the film festival Thursday for the comments.

Dunst took the high road and put on a brave face -- she looks lovely! Check out the awkward video of Von Trier's comments, when the actress says, "Oh my God. This is terrible," after the jump.

The full version of The Beastie Boys' new short film, which is packed with A-listers, has hit the web.

The video comically revisits the group's hit song "(You Gotta) Fight For Your Right (To Party.)"

The celebs playing The Boys themselves (both older and younger versions of them) include Will Ferrell, Jack Black, John C. Reilly, Seth Rogen, Danny McBride and Elijah Wood.

The flick also features cameos from The Beastie Boys themselves ... as cops. The group's new album, Hot Sauce Committee Part Two, drops May 3.

See the full list of celebs who appear in the video after the jump.

Yesterday Kirsten Dunst hit the gym in Studio City, and while the purse and peacoat look nice, they don't exactly go with her spandex and sneakers!

The actress recently revealed that she wants a piece of the fashion industry, telling WWD, “I wouldn’t want my own entire fashion line, but I’d do a collaboration, a one-off. I wouldn’t say no, it sounds like fun.” Maybe she should focus a bit more on her own style though? The 28-year-old actress will appear alongside Garrett Hedlund and Kristen Stewart in On The Road, so if you've been missing her on the big screen, you'll get to see her lovely face when the film opens later this year.