The Twilight Saga: Eclipse The Movie

“Twilight” hunk Kellan Lutz definitely has the goods to play a barbarian, but he doesn’t have the role yet.

The big-screen reboot of the “Conan the Barbarian” franchise, which originally starred Governator Arnold Schwarzenegger, is about to start production in March 15 in Bulgaria, so the studio make a decision on casting soon.

Kellan (who you may know better as Emmett Cullen in the “Twilight” films) was one of two final contenders, alongside the usually dreadlocked Jason Momoa of “Stargate: Atlantis” fame. We like him, but he’s no Kellan. The decision should be simple, right?

Well … there’s some drama going on at the studio, Nu Image/Millennium Films. According to Deadline Hollywood, there are rumors that co-CEO Danny Dimbort is leaving the company and that Millennium and Lionsgate have suddenly decided to cast their nets for another, better known actor, who has yet to be named.

We think whatever is going on at the studio, there’s no need to look further. Look at that body!

(Source: Zap2It)

Summit Entertainment has announced that New Moon will be released on DVD and Blue-Ray on March 20th. In case you don’t have a calendar handy, March 20th is a Sunday which will allow stores to host midnight release parties.

Ashley Greene goes bad girl vamp in Interview Magazine and talks about her reaction to her fast climb to super stardom. Greene’s Twilight and New Moon co-star, Michael Sheen, interviews Ashley:

MICHAEL SHEEN: Okay. This is my first question. This is the only really serious one, and then the rest are quite funny. The first one is: As an elf, raised by humans, have you found a lot of discrimination against the fairy folk here in Hollywood?

ASHLEY GREENE: Well, I think they’re just jealous that I sparkle and speak elfin and have cute little pointy ears.

SHEEN: It’s true.

GREENE: So, yes, there’s discrimination. But I really don’t care.

SHEEN: You do get described as pixie-like a lot. In my younger days, I used to get described as sort of elf-like. I think it’s probably a lot easier to deal with that if you’re a pretty girl, rather than a sort of average-looking boy.

GREENE: I’m sorry about your adolescence.

SHEEN: Thank you. Well, look, let’s take a second and go back to the beginning, Ashley Greene. You grew up in Jacksonville, Florida. Is that correct?

GREENE: That is correct.

SHEEN: Now tell me about Jacksonville. What’s it like? And could you please sprinkle it with some alligator stories?

GREENE: I’ve only eaten fried alligator tail once.

SHEEN: How was it growing up there? Was school good? Or was it a bit of a trial?

GREENE: It was great. I mean, it was great until I realized that there was more out there. I went to a public high school with a magnet program for law and psychology. But right before my junior year, I decided that I wanted to leave and become an actress, so I graduated early and moved out to L.A. Now that I’m here, I can’t imagine living there.

SHEEN: What happened? You were doing law and psychology?

GREENE: Yeah. And I loved the classes. Everything was kind of set up to go on this course, which my parents absolutely loved; they were like, “Our daughter’s going to go to law school or become a psychologist!” And then out of nowhere, I pulled the acting card on them.

SHEEN: Was it out of nowhere? What was it that started you thinking along those lines?

GREENE: I just, for lack of a better term, fell into it—which I’m sure everyone’s going to hate me for saying.

SHEEN: School plays?

GREENE: No, not even. I always liked performing. I always liked being in front of people. That’s one of the things I loved about law; we had mock trials, and I got to go up and state my case. But I took an acting class, and after my first class, I was hooked. By the time I finished the class, I had a manager, and then I went on a trip to New York City and got an agent, at which point my manager and agent told my mom, “She needs to move to L.A.” I think they were crazy for saying that but I’m so glad that they did.

SHEEN: Well, to go from Jacksonville, Florida, to L.A. at 17 . . . That’s very young. Was that not a scary thing? Were your mum and dad concerned about that?

GREENE: It was more frightening for my mother and father than it was for me. I have a certain way of thinking where I see something, and I know that I want it and I make up my mind—and that’s pretty much all there is to it. It was like, This is what I want to do, and I’m going, and everything’s going to work out. I’m going to be an actress. There was no way around it. My parents, on the other hand . . . Obviously, they had a lot of long talks and sleepless nights. I was always a good kid, so they went out on a limb. But they did say, “If you go out to L.A. and start becoming this wild child, then you have to come back home and go to college.”

SHEEN: And they haven’t called you back yet?

GREENE: Well, there was a time or two where they were like, “You probably need to come back to Florida.” But it just so happened that every time they told me to come home I would coincidentally book some type of role. I don’t know if it was fate or luck, and it was just happening at the right time, or if it was that they would say, “You are coming home,” and I would immediately go into survival-of-the-fittest mode and book something. But, whatever the case, it happened. And I did struggle. I definitely struggled. And I’m always grateful to my parents for letting me struggle, because you really don’t appreciate it as much, I don’t think, if you don’t realize what you’re gaining. But they paid my rent for the first year.

SHEEN: So, you turn up in L.A. with your bus ticket in your hand and a year’s rent in your pocket, and then what happened? What were the first auditions like?

GREENE: The first audition I went on was Days of Our Lives.

SHEEN: Did you see Joey Tribbiani on there?

GREENE: No, unfortunately not.

SHEEN: Dr. Drake Ramoray?

GREENE: I auditioned five times for it, and I met the producers—it was that thing where the first audition just went really well. I mean, I had a manager in Florida and I got my agent before I moved to California—I came out to L.A. all set up, and then I did extremely well in my first audition, so I had this kind of false hope in my mind. You know, everyone says it’s really hard, but then you come out and do extremely well the first go. And then reality hits, and it’s like nothing, nothing, nothing for a long time. Of course, I didn’t actually get the part on Days of Our Lives. They just toyed with me for a little bit.

SHEEN: How did Twilight come about? Do you remember how it all went down?

GREENE: It was just another audition. My managers were like, “You’re going into a great casting office. They cast great projects. They’re sticklers. If you suck, they won’t call you back in.” So I was like, Okay, I’ll pay extra attention. Then I figured out there wasn’t a script or a breakdown, but there was a book. So I got the series and fell in love with it. Then that determination kicked in and I was like, Okay, I’m going to book this part is what’s going to happen. I worked my butt off for it.

SHEEN: Now there’s so much more to this whole Twilight thing than just the films, isn’t there? There’s everything that goes with it—it’s a huge sort of phenomenon. What’s it like being right at the epicenter of that whole thing?

GREENE: [sighs] It’s a really hard thing to wrap your head around. I was working at a restaurant, I booked the role in Twilight, put in my two weeks’ notice, got fitted, flew to Portland, filmed, and then it started getting hype. That helped me get my foot into certain doors before the movie even came out. I did fourindependent films during the break between Twilight [2008] and New Moon. I haven’t even really had time to sit back and process it all. But when you do finallysit back and think about it, it’s incredible.

SHEEN: You’re what, 22?

GREENE: Yes.

SHEEN: I’ve been in L.A. and around Hollywood for maybe six or seven years off and on, and that’s as sort of an older guy. I don’t know how I would’ve coped if I had the kind of success you’ve had at your age, because people do react to you incredibly differently if success is associated with you. How do you cope with that?

GREENE: I think if it was fame for another reason, then it would be a little different. But, with this film in particular, people have become very passionate about it—about my character, but also about me, really relating to me and wanting to be my best friend. And so they cry, and they get so nervous.

SHEEN: Do people actually cry in front of you?

GREENE: Yes. Oh, yes. Fans shake and cry. You kind of don’t know what to do. I give them a hug or whatever. People ask if I get annoyed, but you can’t really get annoyed at something like that.

SHEEN: Are you sure they’re not crying after you hug them? Maybe they don’t want to be hugged.

GREENE: I will look at it the way that I want to, even if it’s not true. I’m an actor.

SHEEN: All right.

GREENE: But, you know, most of my fans are really respectful and great. It’s too early for me to be jaded. Ask me in 10 years or something. . . . I just booked a lead in a Warner Brothers film, and probably part of it was because they know that there are all these fans. I mean, hopefully it’s because of my talent, too.

SHEEN: This is The Apparition?

GREENE: Yeah. The great thing about this film is that it’s really serious. It’s more of a thriller. And, for once, I got cast first. They consulted me on the lead male, and we’re talking back and forth about this character, so it’s sort of a new stepping stone in my career.

SHEEN: When I was on the set of the Twilight films, I could see that Kristen [Stewart] and Rob [Pattinson] have a lot of clout. They have a lot of power within the franchise now, it seems—and rightfully so. They’re asked their opinion, and for actors who are so young, they seemed to have a lot of say in what was going on. You say that now, with this film, you’re getting to be more involved. Is that something that you relish? Or is that responsibility quite frightening as well?

GREENE: For whatever reason, I relish it. Part of it might be that I did get to work so closely with these people, and see close up how they handle things. But I’m really excited. One of the coolest feelings was when I was reading with people for a part, and this guy came in, and I was just like, That’s the guy. You just know.

SHEEN: That’s not just because you fancied him?

GREENE: No. I actually know his girlfriend.

SHEEN: I’ve heard that you are very attracted to pretty boys.

GREENE: Oh . . . um, no . . . He’s not a . . . I mean, all guys in Hollywood are kind of pretty.

SHEEN: Well, you’ve seen me, so you know that’s not true. This is just a fairly random question: When you met Adam Lambert, who was wearing more makeup, you or him?

GREENE: I think that he was, actually.

SHEEN: Yeah, I’ve seen the pictures. Twilight has obviously opened quite a few doors. Did I not see you as a fashion correspondent on the VMAs this year?

GREENE: I was, yeah.

SHEEN: So obviously you’ve developed an interest in fashion since the last time I saw you.

GREENE: You’re a jerk.

SHEEN: [laughs] Don’t say that. I’m the interviewer, and you can’t call the person who’s interviewing you a jerk. That’s the reason why I agreed to do this: I can do whatever I want. So tell me about fashion. Do you feel pressure every time you go out because you know that there’s a high chance that someone’s going to take a picture of you walking down the street? Do you feel a pressure to not dress in jean shorts and flip-flops?

GREENE: There was a moment in time where I was kind of having this mini-breakdown because it was all very new, and it was all being thrown at me really quickly, and I was going, “Why are people reporting on this? Why do people care what I’m wearing or what I’m eating, and why are people looking down on me because I’m not wearing high heels?” That’s the downside to being in the public eye. When girls come up and say, “You’re my role model,” it’s really flattering, but it’s also really scary because I’m not perfect and I’m going to make mistakes. I’ve just decided that I have to continue to live my life and do what I do. Hopefully, people love me because of who I am, not who I pretend to be.

SHEEN: Is it true that you always ask for a male body double because you have both sets of sexual organs?

GREENE: I might ask for a male body double because I have broad shoulders, but definitely not because I have two sets of organs, no.

SHEEN: Is it true that your Twitter name is HotForRob23?

GREENE: That’s absolutely not true.

SHEEN: Okay, last question: In exactly 10 years’ time, what would you like to be doing?

GREENE: I’ll be 32. Maybe having a baby?

SHEEN: You’d like to be in hideous pain on this day in 10 years’ time?

GREENE: I have a high tolerance for pain. No, I think something along the lines of doing a really incredible, inspiring film with a strong female character. I think when I’m around 32, I’ll be up for things like that.

SHEEN: What are a couple of female performances in films that you watched that have inspired you?

GREENE: Charlize Theron in Monster [2003]. She’s one of the most incredibly beautiful people alive, and when I was watching that movie, she scared the shit out of me. I thought she did a fantastic job.

SHEEN: I watched 500 Days of Summer [2009] the other day. I thought Zooey Deschanel was fantastic.

GREENE: She’s the queen of indies. And, Joseph Gordon-Levitt transitioned really well, too.

SHEEN: You make it sound like he’s an alien. “He transitions.”

GREENE: No, I’m just saying that I might have a mini-crush on him. That’s all I’m saying.

SHEEN: Well, this is an interview, not a dating agency. I’m not here to hook you up. But, on that note, I think we’ve taken up enough of your time. You can get back to your much more important life that you’ve got going on in the background.

GREENE: Like eating dinner.

SHEEN: By the way, you got the answer to the 10 years’ time question wrong. The correct answer is: working with me.

GREENE: Oh, of course. Doing a fantastic film with Michael Sheen. Where he plays an elf

(Source: Interview Mag)

Thank you JK Rowling for pulling the children – and adult non-readers – into the light with your books.

And Thank you Stephenie Meyer for fueling that fire! We heart you.

To you Twilight fans that haven’t read any of the books: Here is your official challenge…READ TWILIGHT! We all know not everything can captured into a couple hours of film – you will not be disappointed.

Led by Stephenie Meyer’s Twilight series, vampires devoured USA TODAY’s Best-Selling Books list in 2009.
For the second year in a row, Meyer swept the top four spots. No other author — not even J. K. Rowling— has done that in the list’s 16-year history.

Meyer’s coattails pulled 16 other vampire titles onto the list of the year’s 100 most popular books.

“Meyer had an unbelievable impact,” says Michael Norris, books analyst for Simba Information, a market-research firm. He wonders what publishers will do when what he calls ” ‘the vampire industrial average’ falls. Every cycle has an end.”

But for now, Meyer — who has also benefited from Twilight movie adaptations, with more to come — has turned “the YA (young adult) category into the PG-13 of books,” he says. “She’s not just read by tweens and teens, but by a lot of 30-year-old women.”

(Source: USA Today)

Ashley Greene sheds her clothes for paint, all in the name of SoBe.  Well, there is more rhyme to this reason…of painting on a skinsuit.

SoBe is announcing two new 0 calorie flavors.
Ashley Green is wearing zero.

The ’skinsuit’ look certainly works on Ashley. And she really is nude, those make-up skinsuit artists are good! A bit of stategery with the girl bits and voila – ’skinsuit.’ Who would have know that under all those layers of Twilight clothing and quirky hair was this hot vampiress. I think Twilight: Eclipse may need to let Ashley hang out in her SoBe skinsuit…think that could work into the storyline?

Ashley says, “Being a part of the SoBe skinsuit shoot in the Turks and Caicos was amazing. It took the artist 12 hours to paint the SoBe scales on each skinsuit, but it was totally worth it. It’s an experience I’ll never forget.”

And SoBe is giving a Las Vegas trip…check it out.

(Source: SoBe)

Team Jacob? More like Bank of Jacob. Reports are rampant today that Taylor Lautner (Thanks to Twilight, New Moon and …Eclipse!) will be the highest paid teen actor….AFTER he gets $paid$ for his upcoming role in Northern Lights with Tom Cruise.

Lautner — who helped New Moon earn $288 million in just seven weeks in theaters — will reportedly earn $7.5 million for the upcoming film.
Northern Lights, which is set to begin filming in April, is about “a gifted young aerobatics pilot who faces off with his controlling billionaire father and falls in love with a gifted female pilot.”

Lautner has also been announced to play the starring role in the action-heavy Max Steel, which is based on the Mattel toy line and comic book.

Still, Lautner won’t become the highest paid teen of all time. Such stars as Daniel Radcliffe, 20, and Macauley Culkin, 29, have been high earners while they were in their teenage years. (Radcliffe earned $11 million for Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire in 2005 when he was 16, and Culkin made $8 million for 1994’s Richie Rich when he was 14.)

Fine he won’t be the highest paid teen of ALL time, but he will be the hottest, highest paid teen actor of all time.

(Source: USWeekly, Deadline)

It’s fun to see a glimpse of ‘normal’ life in our fave “Twilight: New Moon” stars. Especially when its one of the holy trinity (Kristen Stewart, Taylor Lautner and of course Robert Pattinson). So when it comes to dental issues and Robert Pattinson, of course we want to know, and it’s nice to see even the famously hot have to go to the dentist.

Eclipse star Bryce Dallas Howard—who inherited the role of Victoria from ousted actress Rachelle Lefevre—confirms to New York Magazine that Robert Pattinson’s million-watt smile has been dimmed just a teensy bit, after he he had a dangerous run-in with a piece of dental floss.

In an effort to explain that R-Pattz does not, in fact, have the hygiene habits of a homeless person, Howard revealed,

“He told me this story that made me crack up. He was like, ‘Oh, I have to go to the dentist.’ And I was like, ‘Oh no, what happened? Just a check-up?’ And he was like, ‘No, I chipped a tooth.’ And I was like, ‘How?’ And he was like, ‘Flossing.’ Who does that? I don’t even floss. So he’s hygienic. Trust me.”

Wow; he broke his tooth flossing? Apparently the rumors about British dentistry are true.

Of course, if he was really dedicated to his craft, he would have left the tooth as is. What’s a vampire without a jagged fang?

(Source: Celebuzz, NY Magazine)

Robert Pattinson was in the midst of a career dilemma (no-work) when the Twilight audition came up. Amidst his personal angst and derision, he decided to tredge across the pond to LA and attend an audition. Of course he hoped for a chance in his career luck, but he also was lead by his heart to the audition.

Robert Pattinson auditioned for a role Twilight because he had a crush on Kristen Stewart.

The heartthrob actor – who played vampire Edward Cullen in the hit movie franchise based on the best-selling book by Stephenie Meyer – admits his main motivation to win the role was getting to know the actress, who had already been cast as love interest Bella Swann.

He said: “I read the script and I barely knew that they were books too. The only reason I went to the audition was to see Kristen, because I’d just seen Into The Wild.

“Of course I had a crush on her but we are just very good friends.”

Robert – who has denied claims he and Kristen are enjoying a secret romance – insists he is single and on the lookout for a new girlfriend but doesn’t have a type.

He said: “I am young, free and single. I like people being forward. Gosh, I don’t know. I like strong people, chiselled abs… I take what I can get.”

(Source: Stuff NZ)

If you aren’t on Twitter, you need to get on now!  Or you can go to The Eclipse Movie’s page of tweets, where we pull all the latest tweets from the entire (confirmed) Twilight, New Moon and Eclipse stars.  Twitter is seriously the source for breaking news, like Katy Perry’s denial of her flirtations with Robert Pattinson and Ashley Greene’s choice of Christmas trees with her Kings of Leon love, Jared Followill.

Many of the Twilight stars are tweeting and here’s a full rundown of who’s doing it and who’s faking it…so beware the fake tweeters.

Twilight stars that do not have Twitter accounts are: Robert Pattinsonand Kristen Stewart. Also unknown to have Twitter accounts are Kellan Lutz,  Nikki Reed, Taylor Lautner, andElizabeth Reaser.  Twilight author Stephenie Meyer also does not tweet.

Twilight tweeters include:

The Twilight Saga Films (Summit Entertainment)

Twilight

Directors

David Slade

The Cullens

Peter Facinelli (and his wife, Jennie Garth)

Ashley Greene

Jackson Rathbone (via his band 100 Monkeys)

The Wolfpack

Gil Birmingham

Kiowa Gordon

Boo Boo Stewart (via his mother)

Tinsel Korey

Chaske Spencer

Alex Meraz

The Humans

Justin Chon

Billy Burke

Christian Serratos

Anna Kendrick

The Volturi

Jamie Campbell Bower

Michael Sheen

Charlie Bewley

Cameron Bright

Daniel Cudmore

The Nomads/Newborns

Rachelle Lefevre

Edi Gathegi

Jodelle Ferland

Twilight Soundtrack Musicians

Bobby Long

Sam Bradley

Marcus Foster

Paramore - Hayley Williams, Taylor York, Jeremy Davis, Zac Farro

Muse

MUTEMATH

New Moon Soundtrack Musicians

Death Cab for Cutie

OK Go

Anya Marina

Band of Skulls

Blue Foundation

Collective Soul

Grizzly Bear

The Killers

St. Vincent

Lykke Li

Thanks to the Examiner.com for this full list.

The Taylor Swift – Taylor Lautner “relationship” has ended and People are already trying to hook these guys up! People magazine has started a poll on who each of these Taylors should date next….I’m thinking many people want to on the poll.
Here are some of the suggestions People suggestions, although given that Taylor is a young 17 – these ladies will have to wait until he turns 18 before he is legal meat. To vote on People, click here.

At just 17 Lautner has shot to stardom, but may have a lot to learn about dating in Hollywood? Who should he see next?

Kristin Stewart
They’ve shared steamy moments on screen, but is a real-life Twilight love triangle in the future? Adding another side to the on-again, off-again romance between Stewart, 19, and costar Rob Pattinson, 23, would send Twi-hards into a frenzy. Go Team Taylor!

Taylor Momsen
Lautner, who bulked up for his role in New Moon, may just be man enough to handle the edgy 16-year-old Gossip Girl star. Or is he? She’s been quoted as saying she would “eat a boy [her] age alive.” But if a romance did work out, no one would have to toss their “Tay-Tay” T-shirts!

Anna Kendrick
She plays the lovesick high-school pal to Bella in the Twilight series and has a rising star with her turn in Oscar bait Up in the Air, starring George Clooney. The 24-year-old starlet may be an older woman, but the actress who was nominated for an Independent Spirit Award for Camp in 2004, could sure teach her costar about the rigors of fame – once he turns 18, of course

(Source: People)

The cutie Taylor two-some has been confirmed (by USWeekly) to be done, over, kaput. The rumored and short-lived (if rumors-are-true) romance between Taylor Lautner and Taylor Swift is over. I guess we’ll always have Valentine’s Day…

And honestly all the Twilight fans are probably happy about this status change!

(Source: Examiner, USWeekly)

US Weekly has confirmed that the relationship between country pop star Taylor Swift and Twilight’s hunky werewolf Taylor Lautner have decided to end their short lived relationship.

The break-up was reported as not a big dramatic ordeal between the two. Taylor Swift and Taylor Lautner met on the movie set of Valentines Day and struck up a friendship that led into the two doing a lot of hanging out for the past three months.

Sources close to the two revealed that it was never a whirlwind romance. That they had just become quick friends who happened to have a lot in common and decided to spend some time together. They went out on a few dates but the feelings just never developed into anything thing more serious than friendship.

It is reported that the two are planning to remain very goods friends.
So now that both Taylor’s are reported to be single who do you think would be a perfect love match for each? Share your thoughts here with others. Remember to subscribe to this page for the latest news.

The impact of Twilight is reaching to the cradle! Emma has been the top girls name forever and this year it has been overtaken by Isabella! Wow, everyone love-a the Twilight.  Do we really want our daughters to be obsessed with an emotionally-absent vampire who causes her to spiral into the nether-reaches of depression.  Guess so!

The top boys name however is not Edward or Jacob. Booo.

(Source: Babycenter)

Two “Twilight” stars have made it on yet another best of list…but this time it’s for the entire Decade!!  Interview magazine ranks Robert Pattinson and Ashley Greene as two of the top twenty most BEAUTIFUL stars of the DECADE!  And the photos that go along with this award, yum.  Here are the details…

Ashley Greene #2.With five films scheduled to come out in the next year, it’s safe to say that Ashley Greene is riding the momentum from the absurd Twilight wave. The young vampire with the psychic abilities—she also has the power to make girls literally break down in tears in public. But how far into her own future can she see? From where we’re standing, the near-future, at least, looks promising.

ASHLEY GREENE: “I grew up in a house that would be perfect to set a horror movie in. It was out in the country, right on the water. I’m glad I never got to see scary movies when I was young. Otherwise I would have imagined things coming out of the lake.

Robert Pattinson # 9.

A bit of Brando, a twinge of Dean, the Twilight star possesses that slightly strange alien quality that turns brooding good looks into the iconic. He has just enough edge to make teens and tabloids go into “crazed hunter” mode—have you seen Robsessed?—but also a disarming, slightly crippling self-awareness. It’s early yet for Pattinson, but we’re eagerly awaiting part two of his entertaining saga.

On life before Twilight
“We spent the better part of a year just getting drunk every night… “I don’t know if that counts as ‘struggling.’”

(Source: Interview)

Kelly Clarkson is a huge fan of the “Twilight” series and even wrote a song about it…like to hear it? Well, it didn’t end up on the New Moon soundtrack. Kelly talks about it in this video:

Like the millions of people who have made Robert Pattinson and Stephenie Meyer superstars, Kelly Clarkson is a big fan of the Twilight series. In fact, Clarkson classified herself as a “nerd Twilight fan” in a recent interview with MYX in which she confirms she and her backup singers penned a song about New Moon before the soundtrack to the film was finalized. “Empty As I Am,” written from the perspective of the series’ heroine Bella, didn’t end up on the film’s soundtrack, but but you can listen to a raw version of the track on Idolator. “It’s a sweet song, but it’s pretty sad,” Clarkson says, noting, “but it’s a sad book. [The books are] very relatable — everyone goes through those emotions.”

While the song might be closer thematically and lyrically to anything that actually wound up on the New Moon soundtrack, “Empty As I Am” sounds quite different from the tracks by Radiohead’s Thom Yorke, the Killers, Grizzly Bear and Death Cab for Cutie that ended up on the disc. “It’s a really sad book,” Clarkson says of New Moon and the inspiration behind the song. “It’s the one where she gets left behind, a Romeo and Juliet tragic kind of thing.”

Luckily for Clarkson, she’ll have two — and potentially three, if they slice Breaking Dawn into two films — more chances to appear on a Twilight Saga soundtrack.

(Source: Rolling Stone)

What says you love “Twilight: New Moon” more than a burger shot? Apparently, nothing.

Six mini burgers of flame-broiled, made-to-order goodness says it all. Want proof? This is how my mini-meat patties were served up…(for those of you Twihards out there, you prolly already know this! but what a savory surprise it was to moi).

It’s like a Kristen Stewart sandwich (well, insert yourself here) and buns courtesy of Robert Pattinson and Taylor Lautner. Yes, please and super size it!