EW has some great portraits of the New Moon cast at the Hard Rock Hotel in San Diego where they’ve set up shop during Comic-Con.

The portraits include Robert Pattinson, Taylor Lautner, Ashley Greene, Rachelle LeFevre and Kristen Stewart.

Is that a Robert Pattinson pillow that Rachelle is hugging!?

Check out the rest of the “Shooting Stars” portraits at EW.com.

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Canadian actress Rachelle LeFevre plays bad-vamp Victoria in New Moon, and she talks to HitFix in-depth about her experience filming New Moon while she was in Vancouver. In particular, she reveals quite a bit about the type of stunts we’ll see in the movie–

Q: So, we get to see you jump from 25 feet up in a tree down to the ground? There’s leaping off trees to the ground. There’s leaping up in the air from trees to other trees. I was about 40-feet up just hanging out looking like I was just kind of standing there. There’s a lot of that. And then my stunt double, who spent five years with Cirque du Soleil did some very cool like backflips and things like that on the wires. Yeah, being thrown around by werewolves you’d be like in one place one minute and then they pull [and] you’re like hooked up to wire and then they’ll pull the wires and then you get yanked up flying into the air and your body’s folded in half. It’s very cool.

Rachelle also reveals that there will be a slight change from Twilight–she’ll now wear shoes instead of going barefoot! Find out why after the break.

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Rachelle Lefevre–New Moon’s Victoria–has a new interview with the London Free Press where she talks about the director switcheroo between Twilight and New Moon. Rachelle says she felt better because this type of change had been proved effective with Harry Potter–

“It could have been bad,” Lefevre admits. “But I think because Harry Potter went through it first to their benefit, we were like, ‘The Potter kids went through a director shift and they were OK, so we’ll be OK, too.’

“And we were. Chris came in with such a clear idea of what the movie was. And he paid respect to what had come before — so it was kind of seamless.”

Rachelle LeFevre also gives an idea of how here character Victoria changes from the first movie of the Twilight Saga–

“In the first movie, because I didn’t have as much screen time, I wanted to be very clear. I wanted to convey energy and be very present, but also very playful. And that’s because (Victoria) enjoyed stalking Bella with James.

“But when James is killed, it becomes about exacting revenge, which comes from a totally different place. It’s not just a game any more.”

Twilight may see dawn of new love

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Here are some great action shots of the Vampire Baseball that took place this weekend in Portland.

New Moon vamp Edi Gathegi was pitching the ball and nearly clipped Peter Facinelli, causing Peter to lose his balance. A hilarious fake fight ensues!

Also–New Moon wolfman Alex Meraz looks great in baseball gear and bad vamp Rachelle LeFevre celebrates!

Check out the whole set at Loolith’s Flickr page.

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Here are some new pics of New Moon bad vamp Rachelle LeFevre with two handsome men–Jamie Thomas King and an adorable puppy.

See the rest from the set at SocialiteLife.

[thanks, LMCullen!]

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New Moon bad vamp Rachelle LeFevre talks about New Moon and Bruno in this new video interview with the Sydney Morning Herald.

[thanks, LMCullen!]

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New Moon bad vamp Rachelle LeFevre was on the Australian morning TV Kerri-Anne Show yesterday, and you can now watch her appearance online!

[thanks, Jenna!]

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New Moon main wolfman Taylor Lautner walked the Red Carpet at the Much Music Video Awards on Sunday, and introduced Nickelback on stage. Check out the video below of him presenting as well as Rachelle LeFevre and him arriving.

[thanks, Ackson, AwesomeNiks and Carolina!]

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Rachelle LeFevre,who plays Victoria in New Moon, makes some remarks on the life of Robert Pattisonl lately wih trdpect to how he is adjusting to fame–

“He’s got a really good sense of humour. I’ve seen him frazzled, but when there were eight paparazzi chasing you and it’s just you, it can be scary.”

“It could have been bad,” Lefevre admits. “But I think because Harry Potter went through it first to their benefit, we were like, ‘The Potter kids went through a director shift and they were okay, so we’ll be okay too.’

A third transition will happen later this year in Vancouver when another director, David Slade (30 Days of Night), takes the reins of the next sequel Eclipse.

“It’s perfect timing for David because Eclipse is darker than the other two. There’s more action. It’s not a horror movie, but it is darker.”

See the rest at 24Hours.ca.

[thanks,, cutesweetiezzz!]

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