Kristen Stewart Tackles Tabloid Attention, Growing With Bella And Graduation For Interview: Cover Story
It's no small honor for a 19-year-old to grace the cover of a magazine like Interview . But for a highly respected, two-time Oscar nominee to want to conduct the interview because he thinks you're a "really good actress"? Well, that's beyond. But that's the spot "New Moon" star Kristen Stewart finds herself in. Kristen talked with iconic actor-writer-director Dennis Hopper about all that tabloid attention, growing with Bella Swan and her "Eclipse" graduation. (By the way, we should mention that Dennis was released from the hospital yesterday after being admitted for flu-like symptoms. Feel better, Dennis!) Link...
Robert Pattinson: ‘Most People Have a Secret in Their Relationship’
Robert Pattinson says there’s something “dark” about Twilight sequel New Moon — because it explores the secrets people have in relationships.
The hunky actor — who is widely rumored to be dating his costar Kristen Stewart — insists the second film in the vampire franchise is “much more masculine” than the first. Link...
Twilight New Moon Trailer Builds Excitment
The next film in the Twilight saga is set to open on November 20th, 2009. The hype and excitement surrounding this film is just extraordinary. The film, New Moon, stars Robert Patinson and Kristen Stewart. They play the vampire
and teen girl attempting to have a romance. The craze surrounding the Twilight saga is astonishing. They have already begun working on the third movie in the series. Link...
Twilight Saga: New Moon Exclusive: The latest on the sequel
In the November issue of Empire, out now, we not only have two spiffing New Moon posters but also the lowdown on the second instalment in the Twilight series. And we got Chris Weitz and Taylor Lautner to explain why this one's harder-edged and more man-friendly.
"You've got the werewolves coming in," said Weitz, "and the effects are going to be great on that part of the movie. Also, there's more fighting and that should appeal to the boys. There is also a male character, Jacob, who is inherently a more viable character for most boys because he's like an ordinary guy. He works on cars, whereas Edward is a perfect man, and maybe he only appeals to perfect men. That makes the demographic rather small! So there's more of a way into this one - we do hope to up the male demographic!" Link...
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