Best part of the awards show, the Twilight stars…check them out:

Robert preps for best kiss interview:

Angry Edward:

Dad v. Motorbikes:

Bonnie is the lovable Ginny Weasley in Harry Potter.

Jamie Campbell Bower stars in both Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (as Gellert Grindelwald) and Twilight: New Moon and Eclipse  (as Caius)

So how’s this Twilight – Harry Potter love going?

“Yes, we’re dating,” Bonnie told OK!. “We’ve been seeing each other for a few months. It’s good.”

A Twilight Eclipse sneak peek is reported to available on the Twilight New Moon DVD release, giving fans a 7-minute look at the third chapter of the Twilight Saga. Please note that this special preview will ONLY be on the Walmart’s Ultimate Fan Edition.  Sources indicate that behind the scenes interviews with Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart, Taylor Lautner, and Stephenie Meyer are also included in the Ultimate Fan Edition!

This edition will be released on March 20th, and you can pre-order it now from Walmart!

Kristen Stewart has said she feels she has become her “Twilight” character Bella Swan.

The 19-year-old feels “protective” of her big screen alter ego because their lives have progressed in a similar way.

“I feel like Bella has become something that is me, in a weird way. I feel very protective of her. Bella and I have been on a similar ride, in that during the second film she

matures a bit. She’s making these drastic life decisions and she knows what she wants,” she said.

Perhaps this is the reason for the rumored off-screen romance?  By the way Kristen, it’s OK to love the story and the characters…if we had the chance, we’d be Bella too.  Who wouldn’t want an Edward or Jacob romance?
“She’s got to know herself much better. I think I’ve done the same thing through this project. It’s been a wild ride and there’s been a lot of self-evaluation. I’ve grown a lot, and so has Bella,” she added.

This is an old interview from the “Twilight: New Moon” promotion, November 20, 2009…but how did I miss it? enjoy….

As you already know, Twilight and its cast received quite a few nominations for the People’s Choice Awards, including one for Lautner as “Favorite Breakout Movie Actor.” (The full list is available down below.)

The People’s Choice Awards will air on January 6th, 2010…until then, keep your fingers crossed that Kristen and Robert make an appearance at the awards show – and may as each others plus ones.

Favorite Movie: Twilight
Favorite On-Screen Team: The Twilight Saga (Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart, and Taylor Lautner)
Favorite Movie Actor: Robert Pattinson
Favorite Movie Actress: Kristen Stewart
Favorite Breakout Movie Actor: Taylor Lautner
Favorite Breakout Movie Actress: Anna Kendrick

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Hello. This is Justin Chon from “The Twilight Saga” (you may know me better as Eric). MTV invited to interview Muse and hang back stage at KROQ’s annual Almost Acoustic Christmas concert. It was my first time being backstage at any concert, so I was extremely excited to see what it was all about. I have to say that I haven’t had that much fun in a long long time.

I left my place at around 7 p.m. and headed over the the Gibson Amphitheater. When I got there, I was able to park in the VIP area because I was with the one and only MTV.

Once I got to the event, it was absolute mayhem. There were so many people in the backstage reception area. Famous people were just perusing about like nobody’s business. I met up with the MTV crew and we started our little adventure. I saw my friend Joe Hahn from Linkin Park. Right away had a little problem because he heard me mention my favorite band was Muse. (I settled it by saying they were my second-favorite.)

Once we got inside, I was able to interview people like Christopher Mintz-Plasse (McLovin from “Superbad”), Dr. Drew, Deryck Whibley from Sum 41 and a bunch of others. However, the fun really didn’t start until I went back to where the band dressing rooms were. I ended up taking shots with Slightly Stoopid and hanging with the members of Phoenix. Chris from Vampire Weekend came up to me and asked, “Are you that guy from ‘Twilight?’” and I said yes. He then said “Let’s take a picture.” I was like, “What?! You’re the rock star!”

Later, I got to catch 311 and, at long last, Muse’s performance. They were absolutely amazing. After their set, I went backstage and there was a whole mess of people outside the dressing room trying to get a chance to talk or take a picture with them. But of course because I was with MTV, I got full access to the band and interviewed them. I was a little nervous before I went in but I did my tantric breathing and ended up being fine.

The interview went smooth as butter. After the interview was over I took a picture with them and tried not to look too excited. All in all, it was a night I won’t soon forget.

(Source: MTV)

In addition to The Twilight Saga: New Moon, Kristen Stewart and Anna Kendrick also enjoyed the release of their other work in 2009 – work which has been noted and celebrated by critics.

Kristen Stewart’s Adventureland came out this spring, and Anna Kendrick’s Up In The Air has been released in limited locations but will be fully released on Christmas Day.

According to the New Yorker, these are two must-see films of 2009 – some of the best of the year, in fact. Writer David Denby describes Adventureland as a “lovely memory of a misspent summer at a tacky Pittsburgh amusement park in the early eighties” and says that Stewart “turns those eyes on Jesse Eisenberg, a toothless non-vampire, as he struggles toward manhood.”

About Up In The Air, Denby says “what’s good in Jason Reitman’s adaptation of Walter Kirn’s novel is very good.” While he doesn’t explicitly note Kendrick’s performance in the film, that goes without saying – especially considering all of the rampant buzz surrounding her performance.

Also noted in the list is Summit Entertainment’s The Hurt Locker, which is said to be “Hair-raising.”

Good list, eh? The ladies of Twilight sure do know how to make a splash!

(Source: Examiner)

New Moon star Ashley Greene is still getting a grip on her rise to fame — but with a full slate of upcoming projects, she’s making sure her career extends beyond vampires and werewolves.

“Instantly we have this fan base, instantly we have these careers and people know who we are,” says the actress, 22, who likened the rush to “instant happiness. … People now actually care about what projects I’m in.”

Greene was 17 when she moved to Los Angeles from Florida after graduating high school a semester early, and now, after being cast as prescient vampire Alice Cullen in the film adaptation of Stephenie Meyer’s vampire romance series, Greene’s visibility has skyrocketed. In addition to the release of Twilight: Eclipse June 30, Greene has two additional wrapped films under her belt.

Just like the first two Twilight movies, Eclipse has a different director, David Slade, who Greene says is “definitely different from Catherine (Hardwicke) and Chris (Weitz). He is technically the most specific director that I’ve ever worked with.” Greene says fans of the franchise should expect Slade to “bring a darker element to this film. He seems to kind of specialize in that.”

That darker side includes Alice as well. “In (Twilight), you see that quality about Alice that makes her so lovable is she’s so positive and upbeat. In (New Moon), you see how she takes these uncomfortable situations and she’s sassy and she brings light to a dark scene,” Greene says. “In (Eclipse), you get to see a little bit of a darker side when her family is in danger. You get to see once again that she is an animal and she’s not human.”

As for adding non-vampire films to her résumé, Greene will be at Sundance in January for the premiere ofSkateland. “The fact that we’re going to Sundance is a validity factor for an actor doing something you’re passionate about.”

In Skateland, Greene stars as Michelle Birkam, a girl-next-door type who befriends a cool kid with a job at the local skate rink. It’s set in the 1980s, so “I look just like my mother,” she says. “It’s crazy!”

Greene, who filmed Skateland in between Twilight and New Moon, also has wrapped Warrior, now in post-production, which stars Twilight buddy Kellan Lutz. “I got done with Twilight and went independent-crazy,” Greene says.

Indies aside, she just landed the lead in The Apparition, a big-budget Warner Bros. thriller being produced byThe Matrix’s Joel Silver.

“To be the lead in my own box-office film is just another step,” Greene says. “A couple of days before, I probably won’t be able to sleep, but I’m not even nervous about it now. … I’m just like one of those giddy girls who wants to make sure everything is perfect for the first day of school. I’ve already planned a week (before filming begins in Berlin) to turn off my cellphone and just focus.” And with even more screen time in New Moon, which has grossed more than $267.4 million to date, she’s familiar with the craze that comes with being in a box-office sensation.

“It’s so strange, because we spend months on set, and then it’s like, by the way, this is what’s been brewing while we’ve been working,” she says, referring to Twilight’s fearlessly devoted fan base.

“I’ve gotten asked by people to get a lock of Rob’s hair,” she says of co-star Robert Pattinson, who drives teens and older women alike wild as vampire Edward Cullen. “I’ve even had girls come up to me and ask to smell my hair.

“I’ve gotten proposals, and I always wonder, what would (people) do if I said yes?”

(Source:  USAToday)