Here is an amazing new photo shoot with New Moon-er Kellan Lutz looking very dapper in a suit.

For the rest of the photos go to Breaking-Dawn.fr!

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Robert Pattinson and Taylor Lautner both feature in french magazine ONE.  A NewMoonMovie.org reader has done a a very good translation of the interview for us below:

Rivals in New Moon, Edward Cullen and Jacob Black are, in reality friends. Together, they reflect on the filming of the saga and on their new life as stars tracked by fans and paparazzi.

Both of you have very devoted fans. But have they become too intrusive?

Taylor Lautner: I believe that Robert and I have very different experiences concerning our relationship with the fans. As far as I’m concerned, I still credit them with Twilight. Without their support, the producers would have without a doubt replaced me for the role of Jacob after the first film.

Robert Pattinson: I remember that before the release of the first film, the fans hated me. On the internet I only read bad critiques of myself and it was really difficult to feel all this hate. Back then director Catherine Hardwicke had forbidden me from reading what people said about me on the web. I told her that it was my mother who sent me the links to the forums where they criticized me. Then she advised me to boycott all the emails that my mother sent me! [laughs] All that to say that the frenzy that I spark today doesn’t make me forget the horrors that I read about myself online.

We’ve heard the stories that certain fans act poorly on the filming of New Moon…

Robert: Usually, the majority of them are happy just to watch us film or just get an autograph. But some of them are crazy and recently it’s Taylor who gets them excited…

Taylor: oh yeah, it’s really embarrassing. A forty year old woman insisted on pulling down her pants so that I could sign her! On top of that, my name was printed on her underwear, so that was really strange! Unfortunately, you can’t expect that from all the Twilight fans…

Read the rest of the interview after the break… [click to continue…]

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If you are flying with Virgin Blue Airlines then the inflight mag has the above picture on the cover and a review of the Twilight phenomenon inside.  It is just what the doctor ordered for a 10 hour flight right?!

[Source: Thinking of Rob. Thanks Natalie!]

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Alex Meraz did an interview today on Fox10 in Phoenix, Arizona.  Watch the video…I don’t think I need to say anything else.

[Source:  Fox10. Thanks SnowyHedwig- I love you!! ]

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It has come to our attention that these pictures were STOLEN from Catherine Hardwicke’s personal email.  We do not know who took them, all we know is that they were not for any of us to see. We in NO way support such behavior and will not have it on our site. I’m sure you can all agree.

LMC

Very rare pictures have surfaced of Kristen Stewart (aka Bella Swan) from the Twilight Dress Rehearsal.

She looks so very young in the pictures! And gorgeous, very natural. Totally glad she didn’t wear the sweater in the last pic for Twilight .. yikes! lol

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New Moon wolf Taylor Lautner (aka Jacob Black) will appear shirtless in the November issue of GQ!

In the article they say this about Taylor -

Chances are you never saw Twilight, because chances are you’re not a 15-year-old girl (or her mom). But here’s the thing about the blockbuster and its sequel, New Moon—and for that matter, all the yet-to-come films in the teen-vampire series: They feature Taylor Lautner, a 17-year-old kid who is one of the luckiest actors in Hollywood. Two years ago, he was an unknown with credits in flicks like Cheaper by the Dozen 2. But then he landed a small part in Twilight, a movie based on a book he’d never heard of. He had four scenes, a few lines in each, and looked like a scrawny kid in a big movie. Then something happened that Lautner didn’t see coming. He nearly lost his job. The studio didn’t believe he had the stones (or the bulk) to play a convincing boy-turned-werewolf-turned-romantic-lead in the sequel. “They needed to understand he had that aggression,” says director Chris Weitz (who, by the way, made a film you did see, About a Boy). So Lautner hit the gym, hard, eating every two hours, packing on thirty pounds. “I tried to stay focused on the things I could control,” he says. Well done. Lautner kept his job, and the film’s entire marketing campaign was built around his new abs. “When a man transforms into a wolf,” Lautner clarifies, “all of his clothes get shredded. When he comes back to human form, he’s wearing ripped jeans, and that’s about it. It’s the way it was written. The great thing about this series is we stay true to the books.” Ah, to be 17.—raha naddaf

If looking at that is wrong, then being wrong never felt so good! LOL

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