This is the 3rd fan that has reported seeing Taylor Lautner at this chatroulette site. Tons of report’s have been floating around and a few people have taken screen shots of him there. The site is called ChatRevolve.com it’s where random people chat cam2cam. TMZ has also reported this but there are no screen caps yet posted. If anyone has caps, or captures one please send it to our contact information so we can post it (credit will be given).

Taylor Lautner along with other famous people have been known to troll the infamous chatrevolve site. Among those seen there include Tila Tequila, Justin Bieber and Chris Brown. So if your the kind that loves to webcam chat then bumping into A famous celebrity is very possible while roulette chatting online.

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Here is what Stephenie had to say:

Well, it’s more of a novella than an actual book—my version of a short story.

Actually, this has been a surprise to me, too. The reason why it’s a surprise was that I never intended to publish this story as a stand-alone book. I began this story a long time ago—before Twilight was even released. Back then I was just editing Eclipse, and in the thick of my vampire world. I was thinking a lot about the newborns, imagining their side of the story, and one thing led to another. I started writing from Bree’s perspective about those final days, and what it was like to be a newborn.

This story was something that I worked on off and on for a while, just for fun, in between the times I was writing or editing other Twilight novels. Later, when the concept for The Twilight Saga: The Official Guide came up, I thought that might be a good place for Bree. Her story is a nice complement to Eclipse; it explains a lot of the things that Bella never knew. So I dusted it off and finished it up for placement in the Guide.

At the same time, it came in handy for the Eclipse film. Melissa (Rosenberg, the screenwriter) had a ton of questions about what exactly was going on in Seattle, how Victoria managed things, what Riley was like, etc. I let her read what I had then, and later gave the whole thing to the director, David Slade. David asked if Xavier, Bryce, and Jodelle (Riley, Victoria, and Bree) could read it as well, so all the parties involved would end up having a really strong foundation for their characters before the cameras started rolling. I was pleased that this side of the story would make it into the film and was looking forward to including it in the Guide.

(Keeping it confidential: Here is Jodelle next to the bucket of waterlogged ashes that were once the pages of her copy of the Bree manuscript.)

Then I got the news: my “short story” was nearly 200 pages long when typeset. It was too long to fit into the Guide—without ending up with a tome as heavy as the Oxford English Dictionary. My publisher approached me with the idea of releasing the Bree story on its own. One of the major benefits of this plan was that it would be out before the movie, so people would get to know Bree before they saw her in the film. That made sense to me, and we decided to go ahead with it.

There was one thing I asked for: since this story had always been an extra for me, and was meant to be released with the Guide, I wanted to be able to offer it to my fans for free. You all have bought a ton of my books, and I wanted to give you this story as a gift. My publisher was awesome and embraced this idea. We still wanted to also produce a physical book with a cool cover (see below) that you can add to your set if you like, but starting at noon on June 7th until July 5th, it will also be available online at BreeTanner.com

One other aspect of this release is the plan to give a more important gift to people who really need it. One dollar of each book purchased in the US from the first printing will be donated to the American Red Cross for their relief efforts in Haiti and Chile and other parts of the world where people are in great need. We’re going to have an option online as well, so you can choose to make a donation if you want when you read the story online. I hope you will. I think that we can really help a lot of people with this.

I really hope you all enjoy this story. I had a blast writing it. I’m glad that after all this time cooling her heels in my files, Bree finally gets her chance to shine.

Thanks for all the support,

Steph

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What I’m really hoping for – there’s a stitching scene that I did with Kristen and it was paired down a little bit and some of the dialogue was taken out and some of the dialogue I really liked. And it was some of my favorite dialogue that was in the book. There’s a line that Carlisle says. Kristen asks him ‘It must have been really hard for you when you got bit’ and he says ‘Like everything else in life I had to decide what to do with what I was given’ which is such a strong line for me and it’s so symbolic for life in general.

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What do you think of her Sobe Drink Pictures???

• 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 sure which would be best for the film “creatively.” Some of you have your own opinions about the script, so what’s your advice for Meyer?

For the other gossip (warning: big spoiler if you haven’t read Breaking Dawn!), read more.

• When will filming begin?
  They hope to shoot the fourth book as early as this Fall in Vancouver, according to a recent interview with the film’s producer, Wyck Godfrey.
• How are they going to pull off Renesmee, the half vampire, half human child of Bella and Edward?
  Godfrey shed some light on this, as well: “I keep having visions of Benjamin Button in my head. It’s certainly going to be visual effects in some capacity along with an actor. I wouldn’t be surprised if it ends up being a full CG creation, but it also may be a human shot on a soundstage that then is used to shrink down.”

Shrinking down a human a la Honey I Shrunk the Kids? Oy. I bet the members of my Twilight the Saga group have a thing or two to say about this. Hopefully the final Renesmee won’t look as ridiculous as she sounds.

What do you think about these latest Breaking Dawn tidbits?

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 outgrossed The Dark Knight’s first-day figure, Hollywood should finally accept that women drive the box office in a big way. “It’s great that the greenlighters in town have realized that little girls go to the movies,” says MGM’s president of marketing Michael Vollman. “But this genre has worked forever. To Sir With Love was an angsty girl movie.”

So what will this fickle, yet incredibly devoted audience turn to next? Disney thinks it could be…fairies. The studio has scooped up Aprilynne Pike’s best-selling young adult novel Wings and cast Miley Cyrus in an adaptation. New Regency is banking on a new novel from Ann Brashares (author of the Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants) called My Name is Memory, while Lionsgate hopes tweens line up for an adaptation of author Suzanne Collins’ The Hunger Games. “Some will work and some won’t,” Summit’s co-chairman and CEO Rob Friedman says of the girl-driven projects. No matter what, “It won’t be The Twilight Saga. I’ve never seen anything like it.”