Kristen Stewart's chief claim in her newest interview (as it reads on the NYLON cover) is that "Nobody should ever put what I say in a magazine". The laid-back star of twilight puts to rest fears that overwhelming stardom has gone to her head. Stewart reveals, that, like Pattinson, her Twilight superstardom has not interfered with an even keel and a sense of humor. The NYLON heritage of intervi... more.

Edward does not seem to realize a tracker might materialize at any moment. How much of this is wishful thinking and how much of his surprise of a 17 year old without much of a dating track record? As a first date, Bella’s getting almost attacked in Seattle makes for high drama. Then, they fly away to the woods. In other vampire lore, such as Anne Rice and Stephen King, there are “agreements... more.

[caption id="attachment_159" align="alignnone" width="150" caption="Twilight"][/caption] Re-reading the first chapter of Twilight, I notice several well-constructed clues about the story to come. Even the name of the town “Forks”, is clever, the tone like a Du Maurier novel. Forks will be Bella’s “fork” in the road. I also admire the choice of name for Bella. “Belle” is a French ter... more.

Edward Cullen as Robert Pattinson goes GQ. The full interview details Pattinson's career arc from Potter film extra and bit player to full fledged global cinema heartthrob. He crashed his agent's couch to audition for Twilight. Pattinson was on the verge of quitting acting. He bluffs his way through interviews between cigarettes and quips. When he got the role of Edward the head of the ... more.