Only one week before the first trailer for The Twilight Saga: Eclipse is set to debut in theaters in front of Robert Pattinson's Remember Me comes this bit of controversy from within the post-production offices. Apparently Summit Entertainment has replaced the original Eclipse editor, Art Jones, with Nancy Robinson, who edited the first Twilight film. So why the switch? Well, the studio isn't blaming Jones at

Peter Facinelli isn't the only one who has been blabbing about Breaking Dawn recently. New sources are spilling info about the behind-the-scenes workings of the upcoming final chapter in the Twilight series — and one bit of news has me positively cringing. Why doesn't the film have a director yet? Stephenie Meyer still hasn't decided whether she wants one or two films. Word is that she's just not

Here's a little taste of what you'll find in the issue. Call it battle of the abs. Or the teen screams heard round the world. Either way, Summit Entertainment’s The Twilight Saga: New Moon did more business on its opening weekend than any other movie this year. Now that it’s the biggest fall opening ever at $142.8 million and its opening day number of $72.7 million

I don't know if I'd call some of these mistakes - more like over analyzation to its max by Movie Mistakes! Either way, try and catch these the next time you see New Moon for the umpteenth time ;) The more popular a movie is, the more it will be examined and put under a microscope as people look for errors. The people over at Movie Mistakes

“They haven’t told the rest of us actors yet,” he confided exclusively to The Dish Rag at the Hollywood Foreign Press Young Hollywood party last night at Nobu. “I have read that they are talking to Rob, Taylor and Kristen to negotiate to make ‘Dawn’ into two movies. I’d love for it to be two films,” he added. How about that “Twilight” TV series rumor? “I just

Michael Welch- I’m going to lay off the chips and try to lose that thing where it looks like I stuffed marshmallows in my cheeks. “Team Marshmallow” is cool and all, but I’m going for more of a Rob Pattinson-type chiseled face look in 2010. Justin Chon- I plan to take Mike up on his offer for the  ’bring a friend for free” coupon at the

As the New Moon rises, so do the stars at Tippett Studio. Charged with creating the Quileute Wolf Pack for the Twilight sequel, some of the industries leading character artists sunk their teeth into just under 60 shots ranging from three to twelve seconds that were pivotal to the storyline. And those shots are getting noticed. The challenge wasn't just to build a believable wolf, but