Celeb Stylist Rachel Zoe Talks About Rob & Twilight (Mentions Kristen)

You’ve also been outspoken about your crush on Robert Pattinson. Have you gotten to meet him yet? 
No, I have not met Rob. But, I have many mutual friends and have heard nothing but the loveliest things about him. I think he’s a very talented actor and would love to meet him in the future. 


 If you could style any of the Twilight cast, who would you pick and why? 
Bella and Edward — I would love to dress them as a couple because I think that’s always fun. 


If you had to pick: Twilight books or movies? 
Movies, because I’m an extremely visual person. I actually read the books after the movies, which was fun because I could see Kristen and Robert as Bella and Edward.


 Team Edward or Team Jacob? 
Team Edward, obvi. 


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Christina Perri Talks About Being A Fan Of Twilight And Writing 'A Thousand Years'

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Billy Burke Talks About Bella and Kristen Stewart

Lexicon - How would you describe Charlie’s character?

  

Billy - He’s a dad that misses his daughter and probably beats himself up 

constantly wishing he’d have done more to keep her and her mother around. I 

don’t think there’s anything he wouldn’t do to make Bella happy and to have her 

back in his life. However, as with many parent/child relationships, sometimes

 neither parent nor child has the balls to step up and say out loud how much they 

love and appreciate the other despite their harsh pasts and stupid differences.  I 

applaud all of us who make it past the age of 17 and maintain any sort of 

meaningful relationship with our parents.

Lexicon - Have you met with Kristen Stewart?  How does that 

father/daughter relationship on screen influence your relationship off 

screen?  

Billy -  Well here’s a “funny” story. I met her for the first time on the plane up to 

Portland. I tapped her on the shoulder and said “ Hi. I’m your dad”. She thought I 

was a stalker. Despite that, since then I think we’ve gotten along pretty well. I 

think she’s an extremely rare talent.  

Lexicon - You obviously know more about Bella’s life, then Charlie does, 

do you feel as though Bella should tell Charlie about the Vampires? Why? 

Billy -  From the moment I finished the script I have felt that Charlie already 

knows. How could he not??  Oh well… I’m not the writer.

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Miranda Richardson is Looking Forward to Breaking Dawn and is on Team Edward

Miranda Richardson revealed that she's a huge Twilight fan (she's team Edward) and can't wait for Breaking dawn! 

Even though you’re not a part of the final Harry Potter film, do you have any final thoughts on the closure of the series?
MR: Oh, I’m looking forward to Breaking Dawn!

What is it about Breaking Dawn that you’re so excited about?
MR:Oh, I’m a huge Twilight fan! I love it! Maybe they’ll invite me to the premiere now.

Are you Team Edward or Team Jacob?
MR: Oh God, don’t do that! I’m Team Edward.

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Christian Serratos Talks About Rob: "He is so genuine and funny and has a unique soul"

Christian Serratos, who plays Angela Weber in the Twilight Saga, spoke exclusively with Celebuzz about the series coming to an end.

“I felt like it all came full circle and that we did what we came to do and we all really became family with not only each other, but our characters, so it was kind of sad to let our characters go, “ says Serratos.

Of course, we had to ask her about our favorite vampire, Edward Cullen, and when it comes to Robert Pattinson, it seems like he has the ability to steal girls’ hearts everywhere.

“Robert’s great. I don’t think I will ever meet anyone else like him. He is so genuine and funny and has a unique soul and I really respect that about him,” says Serratos.

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Billy Burke Talks About The Wedding Scene and Mentions Rob

Billy Burke, also affectionally known as Papa Swan, talked to Twilightish today about Breaking Dawn ending, Music and what's next... oh yeah, don't think we forgot to ask about the famous Papa Swan 'Stache!

Twilightish: How does it feel to see the end of the Twilight Saga? Are you happy to move on?

Billy: It's weird you know? Cause it's kinda like being on a television show for the last three years. It was a steady gig for me you know? I can't say that I'm heart broken about it but it was a good gig for me. I'm a little on the fence about how I feel. I think that it has run its course, and we as artists and audiences have gotten everything we can possibly get out of it. Always happy to be moving on.  I have no idea what is next for me.

Twilightish: Do you wish for more movies?

Billy: No, no I don't wish for more Twilight movies. Anything beyond this would be pushing cartoon level.

Twilightish: When you look back on Twilight, would you do it all over again or pass?

Billy: Of Course! Absolutely! Actually, I enjoyed playing Charlie. I liked him!

Twilightish: What will you miss the most (or the least) about the Saga?

Billy: What I won't miss is the facial hair! It was a cute idea at first when I brought it up during the filming of the first movie. Then I had no idea we were going to make 5 movies. What will I miss? Charlie. I like playing him, I felt comfortable in his skin, even though he is nothing like me. I'm sure there are plenty of opportunities for parodies down the road.

Twilightish: Of all the character's you've played, where does Charlie rank?

Billy: Well in terms of career gigs, probably in the top 3, but I have a couple of my own personal favorites. I'm probably not going to tell you what they are cause I feel weird about that.  Although, Dill Scallion (1999) was more fun than people should be allowed to have making a movie. We shot it guerrilla style, sneaking into gigs and filming concert scenes.

Twilightish: Do you have a favorite moment from any of the 5 films? Either on camera or off camera?

Billy: I think my favorite moments are yet to come in the next two movies, I can't tell you what they are but they are yet to come!

Twilightish: Did you find it emotional to watch Bella get married?

Billy: You know what? It wasn't so much that it was emotional. Those days we were shooting the wedding, in all honesty, there was something about them that brought stuff up not only in me, but in other people on the set. Something that was visceral. We ended up saying "this is kinda weird isn't it?" I can't explain what it was, it wasn't like my daughter was getting married, but there was definitely something that was quite touching going on.

Twilightish: Were you ever Team Jacob? Or do you think Charlie would have chosen Edward between the two?

Billy: I have never played that game. I suppose had I ever read the books I may have had a stronger opinion, but I just don't care. Sorry!! It's not my thing. I think Taylor and Rob are great guys but I don't get into the fantasy world of picking a favorite boy character.


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Stephenie Meyer Talks About Working with Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson, 'Breaking Dawn' and more.

VANCOUVER, B.C. — When Stephenie Meyer walks into a room of Twilight fans, there's no doubt she's their undisputed vampire queen.

* Basking in Twilight: Stephenie Meyer's The Twilight Saga: The Official Illustrated Guide arrives April 12.

Ten lucky Twilight fans from around the world have come to this metropolitan Canadian city to meet the mega-selling author whose young-adult novels about an alluring vampire and his human soul mate have entranced them since 2005.

It's hard to say who's enjoying this total Twilight talkfest more — the attendees or the writer.

"I just love having the chance to sit down with a small group of fans," says Meyer, who is looking a little more Hollywood these days and a bit less like a suburban mom of three. "Bigger events are just too nerve-racking."

For this literary star, the days of chatting with a few fans at a local bookstore are over. Meyer is an international celebrity. Her books sell in dozens of countries. The film versions are hotly anticipated. Fan sites have gone viral.

This two-day chat fest with Meyer, which took place last Friday and Saturday, was a top-secret affair. Even the attendees weren't told where in the world they'd be meeting with Meyer until after they were notified they were among the chosen 10.

But every Twilight fan intuitively knows why Vancouver, home of the 2010 Winter Olympics, is a logical meeting place — the cast and crew of The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1 and Part 2, the final movies based on the four-book series, have been filming here since mid-February.

In roundtable discussions with Meyer at a Vancouver hotel, the winners discuss with finesse and endless authority vampire anatomy, werewolf legends, the back stories of the series' minor characters and, of course, the Edward/Bella/Jacob love triangle. (Jacob is the werewolf who also loves Bella and is played in the films by the often shirtless Taylor Lautner.)

But like seasoned journalists (many of these fans blog about the series), they're also here to ferret out juicy details: When will Meyer publish a new novel? What's it like being on the Twilight film set? What's new in The Twilight Saga: The Official Illustrated Guide, a 543-page encyclopedic companion that Little, Brown will publish in hardcover for $24.99 on April 12? (The e-book will be available for $11.99 on April 13.)

Bella Swan/Kristen Stewart One of Teen Vogue’s Top Ten Leading Ladies

Bella Swan (Kristen Stewart) The Twilight Saga

A modern-day take on the girl-next-door-meets-Prince Charming fairy tale—except Prince Charming is a 100-year-old bloodthirsty vampire—Bella is a role model for this generation. Instead of playing coy, she relies on her shrewd wit to evade death and fight for her future with picture-perfect Edward.

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