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Showing posts with label MSN. Show all posts

Friday, February 20, 2009

Bunch of information

In an interview with Access Hollywood, Peter Facinelli talks about New Moon!

The Dead Bolt has a list of 5 reasons why New Moon will be better than Twilight.

According to Entertainment Weekly, the rumor that Madonna will be in the New Moon movie is false.

Also, 4TNZ has an article about Taylor Lautner, Robert Pattinson, and a quiz to see if you're Jasper Hale's perfect match.

MSN has pictures of Robert Pattinson.


Hot Topic has a special surprise for their Twilight DVD release parties, and they'll be giving a hint once a week to what it is. If you can figure it out, you could get a prize! For more information,
click here. (RC: Hint: I heart Bella)

Carter Burwell, the composer of the Twilight score, has been nominated to win the award for best original score for a horror/thriller film at the International Music Critics Association Awards!

Kellan Lutz Online is working on a birthday project for Kellan,



There's a new Robert Pattinson dress up game here. lol

From: Edward's meadow

Thursday, January 1, 2009

MSN Year in Review 2008: regrettable trends in pop culture

MSN posted up a slideshow on Regrettable Trends in Pop Culture under their Review of 2008 article. twilight is in the list.

Totally disagree with this one (hardly anyone regrets twilight!), thought the reason why twilight is on their list is... interesting.
"In the weeks before the movie came out, fans of the book series stormed suburban malls to see the Boy Who Would Play Edward. Injuries happened -- including some self-inflicted neck wounds because, apparently, not all fans are aware that Edward is just a pretend vampire/perfect boyfriend/accomplished Volvo driver.

The backlash may have already begun, though. It started with the fourth book in the series, which featured some bruising love scenes and a medical procedure that will forever be referred to as "The Edwardian Section." And it was sealed with the release of the movie. Even though fans mostly loved it, they also snickered at the rather over-the-top dialogue.

"You better hold on tight, spider monkey!" is this year's "Nobody puts Baby in a corner."

But what we were really expecting when we fell in love with a guy whose skin ... glittered?"
From: MSN