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Wednesday, November 09, 2011
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Friday, August 19, 2011
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Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Next Movie: The 9 Sexiest Movie Couples Ever #3 "Edward & Bella"
3. Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart, ‘Twilight’
Like you didn’t see this pick coming. Pattinson and Stewart have crazy chemistry, but as Edward and Bella, they spend the first three movies unable to go all the way for fear of turning Bella into a blood sucker. Thankfully for them (and us), they give in to their desires in “Breaking Dawn.” Expect all hell to break loose, in a good way.
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Wednesday, June 22, 2011
'Reelz Channel' Talks More About Bella's Wedding Dress
From ReelzChannel
While the studio's teasing message tells fans they'll be able to see the dress November 18, the day The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1 opens in theaters, we have it on good word that the dress is currently being photographed in New York for a pre-release reveal.
We'll bring you those details when we have them.
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Sunday, June 12, 2011
'Reelz Channel' Talks About Who's The Designer For Bella's Wedding Dress
Fans have had to content themselves with images from The Official Illustrated Guide and Stephenie Meyer’s detailed-yet-coy description to a small group of fans.
It’s such an interesting mix. It has a vintage feel, but at the same time, there’s an edge to it. It’s really beautiful. And then on Kristen — oh, she looks amazing in clothes — and in that dress she’s so lithe and unbelievable.
But that’s about to change. We have it on good word that Caroline Herrera designed the dress of the year, which will be revealed in the next week or so. While we wait, we’re browsing this gallery of Herrera bridal gowns with much anticipation. Yep, definitely vintage with an edge.
Sunday, May 22, 2011
Friday, May 13, 2011
Bella & Jacob In Top 10 Of Baby Names For 2011
Phenomena such as Twilight and Teen Mom have shown the true, semi-shocking breadth of their influence in the government's analysis of baby-naming last year.
The list is put out by the Social Security Administration (who has to have something fun to do with all those birth records), and they have a feature which shows the change in the popularity for names, giving some limelight to those who did well for themselves without making it into the Top 10. The two with the biggest jumps were Maci and Bentley, just like the young mother and young son featured on Teen Mom, following their stint on 16 and Pregnant. Another fast-riser was Knox, the name of one of those seemingly thousands of kids in Brangelina's family entourage. Tiana, the name of the princess in The Princess and the Frog, saw a surge, as did Kellan, a name shared by Kellan Lutz, another actor from Twilight.
There was one particularly notable name that left the list, in what may be a devastating occurrence for some. For the first time since 1954, Elvis is nowhere to be found in the Top 1,000. (NewsFeed notes, however, that thousands of children not named Elvis are living easier lives, being able to introduce themselves to people without suffering through an annoying pop-culture reference.)
In the SSA press release, they note a return to girls' names that were hot in the mid-20th century, like Isabella, Ava and Chloe. Based on this occurrence, they venture a prediction about what the royal couple's first child will be called. "We note the excitement about the recent royal wedding and suggest there may be a Princess Elizabeth, Frances, Valerie, or Dorothy in the future," SSA writes. If those are the only choices, NewsFeed votes for Valerie (because it's not eye-rollingly predictable, or the kind of name you would give a kid who came out looking like Benjamin Button).
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Saturday, April 30, 2011
Thursday, April 28, 2011
10 Hot Chick Flick Kisses: Twilight's Bella Swan
Romantic comedies, melodramas and tearjerkers are filled with unforgettable kisses, but these ten hot chick flick kisses are some of the most passionate and iconic on-screen kisses ever to come out of Hollywood. Unlike female characters in chick flicks of the earlier 20th century, that swooned for their men, the women in these films often initiate the action and confidently express their sexuality. These ten hot chick flick kisses feature strong and sexy women that are much more than objects of lust and desire.
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Thursday, April 07, 2011
EW: 'The Twilight Saga: The Official Illustrated Guide': See Bella in her wedding dress
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Sunday, April 03, 2011
Bella & Edward In Screenjunkies '10 Best Teen Couples In Movies'
From Screenjunkies
#3 -Bella Swan (Kristen Stewart) and Edward Cullen (Robert Pattinson) in “Twilight” A normal teenage girl and a vampire brought this movie to life. This series of movies is based on Stephanie Meyer’s extremely popular novels about the relationship between these two characters.
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Saturday, March 26, 2011
Bella Swan / Kristen Stewart One of Teen Vogue's Top Ten Leading Ladies
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Photos: Deconstruction of Bella Swan's House
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Stephenie Meyer wanted Emily Browning to play the role of Bella!
But, it seems the 22-year-old has had fame knocking on her door for quite some time now. In a candid interview with IndieWire.com, Emily revealed that not only had "Twilight" scribeStephenie Meyer wanted her for the role of Bella Swan, but that she didn't even bother auditioning for the part!
The Aussie actress told the website, "I chose not to audition," adding, "The author at one point stated that I would be her ideal Bella, but I chose not to audition because I was at a point in my career where I wasn’t sure I wanted to work, I definitely didn’t want to sign onto a trilogy so I didn’t audition."
While a lot of people have blasted her for saying "no" to "Twilight," she insists she did not turn it down, just that there were a lot of ongoing "battles" and her decision "was really just as simple as I don’t want to work right now."
But it's not the only time Emily, who was last seen in 2009's chiller "The Uninvited," has had the opportunity to star in a big screen adaptation of a beloved YA franchise. The actress was amongst the scads of young women in Hollywood who were vying to be in "The Hunger Games," playing the coveted part of Katniss Everdeen, which, as we all know now, went to Jennifer Lawrence.
"I read for ['Hunger Games'] a couple of times," Emily said. "But I think every single girl in Hollywood read for it a couple of times to be honest." Still, Emily pulled a move that most certainly wouldn't have set well with many hardcore "Hunger Games" fans. "I’ve never read the book to be honest—which I know is terrible of me."
While the actress doesn't seem to regret her decisions (and we're sure that Kristen Stewart—who also just beat out Emily and scores of other starlets for the lead in "Snow White and the Huntsman"—most certainly doesn't either!), she does admit it's made it more difficult to choose—and discuss—future projects.
As she explained, "It’s always hard for me to talk about these kinds of things because I know there was a big deal with 'Twilight' and my involvement with people wanting me to do 'Twilight,' so I’m always like, ‘Oh, people love this book so much I don’t want to get involved, I don’t want to talk about it!’"
Though Emily had her apprehensions about joining "Twilight" and "Hunger Games" (a sort of unfathomable thing in our eyes, but, hey, to each her own!), it seems choosing Zack Snyder's eye-popping "Sucker Punch" was a no-brainer, and ultimately, a life-changing decision for her.





























