New Twilight Contests!!

From LoveTripper win an official Twilight tote bag from Hot Topic featuring Bella and Edward and a Bella and Edward keychain!

From Madberries win the Twilight Saga Collection Boxed Set.

From TruthExplosion win -a copy of the Twilight soundtrack, feat. the single "Decode" from Paramore plus tracks from artists including Linkin Park, Muse and Twilight star Robert Pattinson, Twilight Poster, Twilight sticker, Twilight bookmark, and 2 pairs of movie vouchers! Good at any Cineplex Odeon!

From Teen Vogue win a Twilight movie poster signed by the entire cast, soundtrack CD, movie tie-in paperback book, and movie companion book.

Win a Twilight Moms t-shirt TwilightMOMS is a website dedicated to the Twilight books and Twilight movie(s) for mother's, from the perspective of mothers. GIVEAWAY! TwilightMOMS is sponsoring this giveaway. One dazzling Grab Bag reader is going to recieve a TwilightMOMS tee shirt!!

And don't forget to get your official fan-designed Twilight merch


Fang Girl TWILIGHT with Apple Women's Dark T-Shirt

In Love with a Vampire TWILIGHT Hooded Sweatshirt

Tangled FORKS Forest EDWARD Throw Pillow

PEACE LOVE TWILIGHT Women's V-Neck Dark T-Shirt

Twilight News Dec 7 Breaking!!! Hardwicke OUT

Hardwicke Not Hired On 'Twilight' Sequel; Summit Looking For 'New Moon' Director

It's just been reported that director Catherine Hardwicke will NOT be directing 'New Moon'. Here's the story with link:

Summit Entertainment Co-Chairman/CEO Rob Friedman just phoned me to add: "Catherine and Summit have agreed to part ways on the sequel because our visions are different." The start-up studio's hastily prepared statement (below) notes: "Summit’s targeted end of 2009 or early 2010 release of the film, New Moon, does not work with Ms. Hardwicke’s required prep time to bring her vision of the film to the big screen." Read more...

Twilight Christmas Cards and Holiday Greeting Cards

You'd think Twilight and Christmas would be a natural marriage. They each have a supernatural lead character (Santa, Edward Cullen). They each take place in a small, dark northern town (North Pole, Forks). And there's a romanticism about each of them. But I've only been able to find a few Twilight-themed Christmas cards on the web. If you know of others, let me know!


Twilight Holiday Greeting Cards (Pk of 10)


Lion & Lamb Twilight Christmas Greeting Cards (Pk 20)


Chess Piece Twilight Christmas Greeting Cards


Dear Santa...Edward Greeting Card

Twilight News for December 1

New Moon Auditions "New Moon", Summit Entertainment's sequel to the highly successful feature film "Twilight", is now currently in pre-production and casting directors are accepting photos and resumes from talent. Filming begins in March, 2009. Open casting calls will be posted here also, as soon as dates and locations are released. Read here about how to audition!



What's Next For 'Twilight' Star Robert Pattinson? When he was cast in "Twilight," few people outside of die-hard "Harry Potter" fans had heard of him. As of last week, media outlets like this one, this one and a half-dozen others were still misspelling his name. But after a $70.55 million opening weekend, the stars of "Twilight" are the new kings of Hollywood.

And no actor is dazzling the studios quite like freshly minted heartthrob Robert Pattinson. But now that "Twilight" has exploded on to the scene, the time has come for RPattz to answer what might be the most significant question of his career: Where does he go from here? Read about it here!

Casting 'The Volturi' in 'New Moon,' the 'Twilight' sequel Now that we know the sequel to box-office smash Twilight is a go, it's time to consider casting some of the most nefarious -- and frightening -- characters of the entire series: The Volturi. Here are my picks for a few of the baddie bloodsuckers who'll be introduced in New Moon: Read about it here!

"Twilight" tourists flock to tiny Forks, Wash.
FORKS, Wash. -- Not even the most avid civic booster would mistake "Twilight" author Stephenie Meyer's description of Forks as the stuff of tourism dreams.
A typical passage from Meyer's mega-best-seller goes like this: "Thick fog was all I could see out my window in the morning, and I could feel the claustrophobia creeping up on me. You could never see the sky here; it was like a cage." Read more...