Q: “Kristen, is there a Bella moment that reminds you of yourself in real life?” - Ken

Kristen Stewart (Bella Swan): I think going into high school for the first day. The line “suffer-in-silence type” — some people get the wrong idea if you’re quiet and you’re just not the most gregarious person. [They think] that you’re self-involved, rude, possibly, sometimes frigid. I get that a lot from people that don’t know me, like online. All you guys think that I don’t smile ever. It’s not true. I do smile sometimes. But walking into high school, for sure, is overwhelming. I’m not the type of person to just stroll in and be like, “Hey, everybody! How are ya?” So, I could relate to that.

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There’s a new Twilight scene online! It’s used as a promo for the movie.

‘Twilight’ Exclusive Clip: ‘Your Theories’

There are new photos from the Twilight Premiere in Madrid.
Check them out here.

Bordersmedia.com has some exclusive Twilight Behind the Scenes material.
You can check it out here.

InStyle.com did a feature on the parties Kristen Stewart has attended.
Girl About Town: Kristen Stewart. Read it here.

There are some new on set photos of Kristen on the set of Welcome to The Rileys. Unfortunately, we can’t upload them to our gallery due to some problems with it. But we’ll give you a link so you can at least view them elsewhere (=
View the pictures here

There are also some pictures of Kristen at the Crepusculo photocall in Madrid, Spain on Monday, which we’ll also have to link you to.
View the pictures here

The official twilight tv spot has been released!

At 18, Kristen Stewart has already played an aspiring musician for Sean Penn (Into the Wild) and done time as De?Niro’s sexually adventurous daughter (What Just Happened). “I usually do indies,” says the L.A. native. With this month’s Twilight, however, she ventures into worldwide-event territory as Bella—your average American girl, who moves to a small town and falls mad-crazy in love with a vampire. The movie is based on the first entry of the wildly popular series (10 million copies sold and counting), a fantastical epic for goth chicks and adults mourning the loss of Harry Potter. “The series has this huge fan base,” says Stewart. “And they have very specific expectations. They’re supportive. But they’re crazy.” How so? “It’s like we’re their pets. If we’re bad, they’re going to punish us.” Uh, creepy. But if she can handle Sean Penn, rabid girls with fangs shouldn’t be a problem.

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