Some Of The New Vampires Out Eating Breakfast Together In Baton Rouge

Noel Fisher - Vladimir Lisa Howard - Siobhan Patrick Brennan - Liam Sandra - Simon's wife Omar Metwally - Amon Christian Camargo - Eleazar Myanna Burying -Tanya Judi Shekoni - Zafrina Guri Weinberg - Stefan

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Kellan, Ashley & More Vampires in Costume!

Hi Vampire Fans!
twilightbritneyfan.com (EA) has this video with our vamps in costumes!
Enjoy :)
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Sunrise about the Vampire Evolution!

Hello everyone :)
Here's a video about the 'Vampire Evolution' from Sunrise Videos Channel 7.
Thanks to @IMCassieAnne for the tip!

Robert Pattinson's Message to Vampire-Hatin' Miley Cyrus

Miley Hates Vampires!!
uk.eonline.com has the story...I agree with Kristen's Statement but I simply love Rob's!
Go Rob!!!
via @marcmalkin

As you may have read here yesterday, Miley Cyrus is not a fan of blood-sucking dead people.

"I hate vampires," she recently told me.

So what do Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart and Taylor Lautner have to say about that? We caught up with the Twi-trio at last night's Eclipse premiere at the Los Angeles Film Festival to find out…

R.Pattz says he has a simple idea to get the "Can't Be Tamed" singer to come over to the fang side. He laughed, "It's so obvious—just watch Eclipse."

Musclehead Lautner doesn't care if Cyrus is hating on vamps. "She doesn't need to like vampires," he said. "As long as she likes werewolves, we're cool."

Stewart was a bit surprised to hear Cyrus dislikes our favorite creatures of the night . "She does?" Stewart asked wide-eyed when we broke the sad news to her. "Is she scared of them or does she just not like them?"

Whatever the reason, Stewart said, "I don't think you should convince people of something if they already have their way of thinking about. Whatever—if she hates vampires, that's cool."

We've got more Cyrus reaction from other Twi-stars like Nikki Reed, Kellan Lutz and even Stephanie Meyer. 

Make sure to come back to read what they had to say.

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CNN Reports: Can ‘Wolfman’ Destroy Vampire Fever?

NewMoonmovie has this article from CNN. Twilighter, what do you think about it? Happy reading. (via @newmoonmovie) CNN.com has a new article discussing whether or not the new movie Wolfman can beat out Vampires and become the next ‘hot’ thing.

In the article they also discuss Taylor Lautner and New Moon -

Until Taylor Lautner beefed up and began walking around shirtless in “New Moon,” there wasn’t a chance in the underworld that werewolves could steal pop culture’s rabid affection for vampires.But now that moviegoers’ appetites have been whetted for this particularly hairy breed of supernatural beast, perhaps the new horror movie “The Wolfman,” starring Benicio Del Toro and Anthony Hopkins, can help the myth finally step out from the, er, non-shadow of vampires after all.

n the past 30 years, there have been a number of films dedicated to the frightening — and sometimes hilarious — things that can happen when under the werewolf curse, yet the genre has never soared into popularity.We’re officially past “New Moon” frenzy, and werewolves haven’t exactly shown up in TV series, novels and other movies the same way vampirism has since “Twilight” and its cohorts left their mark.

“Vampires have always been more popular because there’s a romantic element,” Slantmagazine.com film critic Nick Schager said. “They’re striking, dashing, and there are sexual components to the legend.”

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New Moon Visual Effects Lecture at Museum of Science in Boston

TwilightPoison posted this interesting article about New Moon visual effect as posted on Museum of Boston website. Njoy! (via @TwilightPoison)

From the Museum of Boston website:

Depicting the snarl of a werewolf, the sparkling skin of a vampire, or a handsome apparition were all in a day’s work for the visual effects supervisors who worked on The Twilight Saga: New Moon. These masters of technology were charged with bringing the latest movie installment of Stephenie Meyer’s bestselling novel to the big screen.

Matt Jacobs and his team at Tippett Studio created New Moon’s realistic-looking wolves with computer-generated imagery (CGI), a process that included getting up close and personal with fanged timberwolves at a California preserve in order to study their looks, movements, and behavior. The task of creating most of the other visual effects in the film, including the diamond-like shimmering of vampire skin coming into contact with sunlight, fell to Eric Pascarelli and his team at Prime Focus VFX. The source of their inspiration? Greek Thassos marble.

With behind-the-scenes stories and film clips demonstrating the process, these masters of technology, both from award-winning visual effects studios in California, illustrate how creativity and science combine to convey emotion, create drama, and bring New Moon to life.

Seating is limited. Seating passes are available to the general public in the Museum lobby beginning at 5:45 p.m. on the evening of the program; first come, first served. Museum members may reserve a limited number of seating passes in advance by calling between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. on Monday and Tuesday the week of the program only: 617-589-3169.

The lecture is free! If you are in the area and plan to attend, let us know .

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Edward Cullen Vs. Damon Salvatore

Check out this video interview of Ian Somerhalder of Vampire Diaries about his character vs Edward Cullen as posted on CullenBoysAnonymous. Go Team Edward!! (via @CullenBoysAnon) Ian Somerhalder, who plays Villainous Vampire Damon Salvatore on the hit CW show The Vampire Diaries, shares his thoughts on his character’s wicked ways, how he’s like Damon, and who he believes would win in an Edward Vs. Damon throw-down. For the record, I’m totally Team Edward on this one…obviously. source

TOP TEN TUESDAYS – THE TOP TEN REASONS WHY IT CAN BITE BEING A WEREWOLF

TwilightersAnonymous has this Top 10 Tuesday. Check out today's list. (via @Twilighterz) We’ve gone through the best reasons to be Team Jacob, Team Edward, and Team Switzerland, but what about if you’re actually a vampire or a werewolf? Well, while there are many positive aspects to being a werewolf, there are also a few (well, more than a few) negative points to being one too. So for this week’s edition of Top Ten Tuesday, TA Staffer LexiconAficionado brings us: The Top 10 Reasons Why It Can Bite Being a Werewolf (No Pun Intended): 10. In the summer, your girlfriend keeps complaining that you’re too hot. And not in the good way.

9. You keep destroying your clothes and have to shop for more. I hate shopping!

8. You can’t have any secrets. ALL your pack members knows what you’re thinking about!

7. Your nose hurts when any of those sickly-sweet smelling bloodsuckers are nearby.

6. You don’t age until you get a control of your anger and you have to see your family grow old and die.

5. When it rains, you sometimes smell like a wet dog!

curios with the #1 reason, click HERE to find out!! ^_^

Are Regular Guys Hot As Vampires Too? Glamour Article!

This entry made me laughed all the way!! Bella's Diary (elite affiliates) posted this.. Check it out! -Liana- (via @bellasdiary)

Tonight while grocery shopping, I picked up the February 2010 issue of Glamour magazine and found this cute/funny article inside. For the dare of the month, they had a regular guy dress up as a vampire and walk around to see what kind of responses he would get. Click Here to see this bigger and read what people thought of this regular guy walking around looking like an Edward wannabe!

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Impressive Fan Tattoo – What is ‘Werewolf’ Upside Down? ‘Vampire’ of Course!

Heyyy everyone!! happy new years!! check this out its really interesting. I found this tatto @ newmoonmovie , Whats werewolf upside down? VAMPIRE! 

Arwad =) 

Cool huh!! ??  I know when literally is not the same, but this tattoo artist sure knew how to do it!!! 

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Kirsten Prout, Lucy in Eclipse, Talks about Fangs & Jackson’s Hair

Eclipse still another about 6 months.. but can't wait for some related news right? CullenBoysAnonymous posted this intv of  IESB with Kirsten Prout (aka Lucy). Check it out! -Liana- (via @CullenBoysAnon via @IESB) 

Nineteen-year-old Canadian born actress Kirsten Prout, in her biggest role to date, plays the vampire Lucy in the The Twilight Saga: Eclipse. Her character will be in the flashbacks that tell the backstory of Jasper and how he was created.  She says they picked actors who’s teath stand out since there are no fangs!
This is a portion of an interview she gave to iesb about her role in Eclipse:
Q: How did you get involved with The Twilight Saga: Eclipse? Was it just a regular audition?
Kirsten: Yeah, it was just a regular audition. I had just come off of two films, and it was after Kyle XY, which was a television show I worked on for three years. I had been working on it for so long and, before that, I hadn’t taken a real break because I had been working steadily since I was 10 years old. So, at the end of Kyle XY, which also happen to coincide with the end of my high school career, I decided to go off to University and leave the industry. I went for a year to McGill University and I majored in English literature, and I took all my advanced classes that I prepared for in high school, and I had a great time there. I got straight A’s and was on the honor roll. But then, when I came back to Vancouver during the summer, I went for an audition because it was what I was used to doing, and I booked it. And then, I booked something right after that was a mini-series that would shoot into the school year. So, at that point, I decided to put off going back to University.
I had just come off of two shows and, in between filming them, I had gone for Eclipse. I read for a different vampire, called Bree, who is a brunette with short, short hair that is 13 years old and completely not me, but I went for the audition just because it was a big project. I can tell you that I’ve never felt that level of nervousness in an audition room, in my whole career. I had read the books, but it hadn’t really sunk in what a huge phenomenon Twilight was. I went into it and it was an important audition, but I wasn’t really nervous. I was just focusing on my work, but a lot of people were just so stressed out. I went to the audition room, and then I heard back about the audition that I was wrong for the character, but they wanted me to come back for another vampire that was essentially the same size role and everything, except she had long blonde hair, was extremely pale and was older. So I went in, did one audition and a week later, I got a call and then showed up on set. It was pretty rapid. I only had one audition for it because I’d already auditioned for another character and they’d seen what I could do.


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Video: Twilight Saga Vs. Vampire Diaries

Indeed after Twilight released, lots of vampire theme movie/tv series gain popularity... Here's an interesting video as posted on TwilightPoison. Clever TV compared Twilight and Vampire Diaries. Happy watching! -Liana- (via @TwilightPoison)

Clever TV discusses both vampire franchises in order to decide which is better. According to the New York Post, Vampire Diaries is better. What do you think?
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Understanding 'New Moon' In About a Minute (VIDEO)

Hi Twilighters, found this funny entry from Celebuzz. Check it out! -Liana- (via @celebuzz)

Are you one of the few human beings who didn't contribute to New Moon's hefty $235 million (and counting) box office total? Do you have no clue why the entire world seems so transfixed by these pasty, melodramatic tween vampires? Are you confused about which fictional boy monster team you're supposed to be supporting?
Well you're in luck, because we've gotten our hands on this very manageable 1-minute parody of the major plot points of the Twilight films. Why? So you can spend your hard-earned $12 on something worthwhile: like a cursing Miley Cyrus doll!

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'Eclipse' Is Coming In June, And Here's What We're Hoping Will Sell It To A Wider Audience

Aren't we all happy for MTV who kept us update with Twilight Saga? Check this article out as MTV reported abt Eclipse. -Liana- (via @MTV)

While "New Moon" has certainly accrued fan approval and box office power since its release on November 20, critics haven't had the same appreciation for the vampire romance. "Eclipse," the next in the series, wrapped in October and is slated for a June 30, 2010 release, we have a few suggestions to help make it a film everyone -- not just Twilighters -- will enjoy.
Amp up the Bella and Edward romance
"Twilight" established the potent romance between Bella and Edward, but "New Moon" sacrificed much of the chemistry for the sake of Bella's growing bond with Jacob. Granted, the reason why Edward was mostly absent during "New Moon" was because he broke up with Bella and was moping around in an apartment for months on end, but Chris Weitz forgot to reestablish why exactly Bella and Edward were so in love. With "Eclipse," we hope David Slade explores their connection, especially with so many fans jumping ship to Team Jacob after seeing Taylor Lautner's abs.
Expand the secondary characters
Even though Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson and Taylor Lautner are the biggest draws for most fans, secondary characters like Anna Kendrick's Jessica, Mike Welch's Mike Newton, Dakota Fanning's Jane and Michael Sheen's Aro were key to some of the most fun parts of "New Moon." "Eclipse" introduces a whole slew of new characters (Riley and Leah, anyone?) and we hope some of the old favorites aren't sacrificed for the new, especially with Anna Kendrick's potential Oscar win for "Up in the Air." Plus, there's the fact that the scenes in which Bella interacts with humans (like her father, played by Billy Burke, and the high school students) are some of the most interesting and well-acted in the series thus far.
Make the fight scenes more action-packed
Yes, we understand that a lot of care went into making the CGI werewolves in "New Moon," and thank goodness the fight scenes in the second "Twilight" installment were better than the first, but the final battle in "Eclipse" is the most action-packed part of the entire "Twilight Saga." With David Slade's previous vampire film "30 Days of Night" under his belt, we can expect some intense action, but we'd like to remind him we want to see some newborn vamps being torn limb from limb anyways (and not just in slow motion).


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Cullen Confession

Flare.com interviewed Nikki Reed, Jackson Rathbone and Kellan Lutz or famously known as Rosalie, Jasper and Emmett Cullen. Check it out! -Liana- (via @flare)

What happens when you get Nikki Reed, Kellan Lutz, and Jackson Rathbone in the same room? Well, a lot of laughs. But as the actors who play Rosalie, Emmett, and Jasper Cullen in the upcoming Twilight Saga: New Moon revealed to flare.com, there’s one thing they take very seriously: their roles as the big screen’s hottest vampires.  —L.L.

FLARE: Jackson, the new movie opens up with your big scene and it’s very intense. How did you prepare for that kind of intensity right off the top?
Jackson: I was lucky to be coming off another film where I was doing a lot of kung fu training and fight training, so I was kind of in the mood to keep fighting. And it was a lot of fun to figure out the choreography with the stunt coordinators and everyone. You know, emotionally I was holding back everything in TwilightNew Moon you get to see me kind of let it go. and in

FLARE: Did you perform your own stunts then?
Jackson: It’s mostly me.  When you actually see the guy hit the piano, that is not me, that was the stunt guy.  They wouldn’t let me break the piano. I kind of wanted to, but at the same time I don’t really condone the destruction of baby grands!

FLARE: How did each of you prepare for these roles? Because you can study vampires and stuff, but these vampires are so modern and so unique…
Nikki: I’m sure I can speak for everyone when I say we’ve all seen a vampire or two throughout the years, but we couldn’t use them as an example because we’re not playing, like hidden creatures. Stephanie wrote really unconventional vampires. We co-exist with the rest of the world, so I think the biggest challenge was – with all of the hair and makeup and wardrobe that makes you feel like you stand out so much – finding a way to blend in with all of that.

FLARE: Since you were portraying a family, did you work together as a group to figure out how you wanted to portray them?
Kellan: We’re all very different. That’s what makes it fun about acting is we each bring our own attitude towards our characters, so when you’re shooting a scene you can actually react instead of rehearsing. You know, who’s going to say what you should express?  It’s all very real and in the moment.  This rag-tag family of vampires really works. We all come from different areas of life – different timelines, different generations, so we’ve been living together for a while but we’re all very different. Stephanie’s story is informed, though, so most of the work was already done for us.

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Kellan Lutz @ Jay Leno Show

Hi Twilighters, in case you missed Kellan's appearance on Jay Leno, here's the video as posted on CullensNews. Cleo found this article. -Liana- (via @CullensNews)

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New Photoshoot: Jamie Cam and Charlie in Italy!

Check this pic of some of the Volturi cast as posted on Bella's Diary. -Liana- (via @bellasdiary)

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Charlie Bewley of 'New Moon' on snowboarding, red contact lenses, and close fan encounters in Italy

Hi people, Entertainment Weekly interviewed Charlie Bewley about New Moon. Happy reading. -Liana- (via @EW)

Photo Credit: Kimberley French

After spending two years snowboarding in Whistler, Canada, newcomer Charlie Bewley is launching his acting career in a big way. A British expat—he was raised close to Sherwood Forest in Nottingham—Bewley plays the evil Volturi lieutenant Demetri in New Moon.
ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: Have you been recognized more often?
CHARLIE BEWLEY: I don’t think so. Nothing’s really changed for me—I think it’s more of an online buzz right now. I expect maybe before Christmas that everyone would see this movie and if they keep their eyes peeled, they’ll notice me in it. I don’t expect the same adulation as people like, even Kellan [Lutz] or Ashley [Greene]. I think they got the second wave of everything after Taylor, Rob, and Kristen. But it’s still wonderful to be part of. It’s opened many doors for me.
How did you get the part?
I was auditioning in Vancouver. You know like any actor is before they hit something, I was waiting tables, bartending, hoping something great would come around. Sure enough, New Moon pops up. Back in the end of January, they came to town because they switched the production from Oregon to Vancouver, so luckily enough they were casting the roles up there.
What did you bring to the role of Demetri?
Certainly based on all the information that I dragged out of the books and certain websites, I went in [to the audition] with my best interpretation of what I though Demetri was. I’m actually quite far removed from the character in terms of his physical attributes in the book. But I think the essence I brought to the audition was what got me the role: I brought the charm and at the same time, the sinister aspect of the character.
What was it like wearing the red contacts?
Well the more angelic you look, the more unnerving you are as someone wearing those red contact lenses. They really do bring you into that evil character.

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People's Sexiest Man Alive Issue Featuring Robert Pattinson

Hi all, yes despite RPatzz isn't People magz sexiest man alive but check these pics out as posted on ROBsessed. -Liana- (via @ROBsessed)

Don't get me wrong here I LOVE the Sex Drive Premiere Rob pictures, but hot damn People there are some fabulously new shots of Rob out there why couldn't you have paid a little more and put them in your issue?

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'New Moon' director Chris Weitz: 'This was made for the fans, and if you don’t get it, then you don't get it'

Hi Twilighters, Entertainment Weekly interviewed Chris Weitz about New Moon. Check it out! -Liana- (via @EW)

Photo Credit: Kimberley French

by Nicole Sperling

Chris Weitz just joined the ranks of a very select group of directors such as Chris Nolan and Sam Raimi who have opened their films above the $100 million mark. The news is sweet revenge for a man who had his last film The Golden Compass complete re-cut by his previous studio bosses. Check out our Q&A with Weitz where he reveals his favorite cast moments and how he’s dealt with the fan adoration and the paparazzi intrusion.

ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: What was your biggest fear going into [opening] weekend?
CHRIS WEITZ: I didn’t have any particular fears. The tracking numbers were enough to indicate that I wouldn’t be letting the studio down. But if one could imagine their biggest fears, it would be complete rejection of the movie, by the fans. What I’ve realized over the last week is I won’t necessarily get good reviews for this movie. Having swallowed that, this was made for the fans, and if you don’t get it, then you don’t get it.

Did the negative reviews surprise you?

Nothing surprises me in terms of reviews. Having been a reviewer myself, there are only two ways to spin this story. You can either be the one guy who says this is a great movie, or more likely, take a more jaundiced view of the whole thing. And given the media blitz that has accompanied New Moon, it’s rather unsurprising. I do wish there was more appreciation for cinematographer Javier Aguirresarobe. I think he’s a genius and I think he made something beautiful.

A lot of fans say they like the movie more than the book, that New Moon was their least favorite book in the series.
New Moon takes a lot of time to read and you have a lot of time without Edward in the picture. And here in the compressed scenario of the movie, there is less time without RPatz. And the fact that Taylor [Lautner] does such a great job, to the reading audience who’s been very skeptical of him, here he is in the flesh, and it’s quite something.

Were there moments that you felt constrained by the book? Anything you wanted to take out but couldn’t?

The studio, my editor, and I were all working off the same piece of music. The only way I can make that interesting is to compare it to my previous experience of The Golden Compass. I don’ think the studio had read the book. Maybe they had heard the audio book while sipping Zinfandel. Eventually, they were appalled and frightened by it. At a certain point they considered cutting loose the author. They considered and executed the complete regearing and destruction of what I thought was going to be a pretty good movie. It was a shame and pursued me through what should have been my sleep for a good year.

Really, you didn’t sleep for a year?

Yes, I lost sleep over it. Literally. I stayed up at night pondering how I could have saved it or turned it around or if I had acted differently could I have made it what it ought to have been. Unfortunately, my experience was I went down with the ship. I could have quit at one point. In a parallel universe — and [author Philip] Pullman is really big on parallel universes — I get up and say fine, re-cut, but you won’t see me back again. At the same time, I loved the book so much that if there was any way to abdicate for the better version of it I couldn’t let go.

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