We added to the media archive  full interviews with Taylor Lautner on Jay Leno and Kristen Stewart on Conan O’Brien on the 16th. Captures are also available in the gallery. Thanks to my friend Andrea for the videos and captures <3

- Kristen Stewart on Conan O’Brien – Part 1
- Kristen Stewart on Conan O’Brien – Part II
- Taylor Lautner on Jay Leno – Part 1
- Taylor Lautner on Jay Leno – Part 2
[346x] Captures > 2009 > Kristen Stewart on The Tonight Show [November 16]
[420x] Captures > 2009 > Taylor Lautner on Jay Leno [November 16]

Access Hollywood talked to Kellan Lutz at the ‘New Moon’ Premiere in LA.

Ashley Greene reveals that just as her co-star Jamie Campbell Bower, thinks that Tim Burton would be a great director for “Breaking Dawn”. Read and watch more below!

In 2007, Jamie Campbell Bower co-starred in Tim Burton’s “Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street.” A few years later, after being cast as a vampire in “New Moon,” the young British actor has not forgotten the director who gave him his big break, telling MTV News that Burton would be the ideal man to helm the final “Twilight” installment, “Breaking Dawn.”

What does Burton think about that idea? When we caught up with the director at the opening of a retrospective of his work at New York’s Museum of Modern Art, he was flattered.

“He’s being biased, because I worked with him on ‘Sweeney Todd,’ ” Burton laughed. “But that’s nice to hear. In case potential jobs run out, it’d be nice to know someone.”

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So what do you guys think? Does Tim Burton and “Breaking Dawn” go well in one sentence in your opinion? Let us know in the comments if you think Tim Burton would be a good director for the movie or not. Tim Burton is known for movies such as “Edward Scissorhands”, “Charlie & The Chocolate Factory”, “The Nighmate Before Christmas” and the soon-to-be-released “Alice In Wonderland”.

Recently, Nikki Reed and Elizabeth Reaser sat down with Vanity Fair Magazine.

Nikki’s Interview:

VF: Elizabeth Reaser said that the two of you pal around on set and like to listen to Jay-Z. Is that what you typically do during your downtime?

Nikki: Yes, Elizabeth and I bonded quite a bit during the filming of Eclipse. The experience in Vancouver this time felt more isolated as the cast was split up into different housing locations for security purposes. We were all totally exhausted and routinely photographed every time we left the apartment. I was very grateful to have Elizabeth there with Jay-Z and dark chocolate covered Halvah.

Read the rest of Nikki’s interview, here.

Elizabeth’s Interview:

VF: Can you give me one word to describe each of your fellow Cullen actors starting with Nikki Reed [“Rosalie Hale”]?

Elizabeth: Comedian!
Jackson Rathbone [“Jasper Hale”].
Original.
Kellan Lutz [“Emmett Cullen”].
Brother.
Rob Pattinson [“Edward Cullen”].
Smart.
Ashley Greene [“Alice Cullen”].
Light.
Peter Facinelli [“Dr. Carlisle Cullen”].
Game.
Kristen Stewart ["Bella Swan"].
Honest.

Read the rest of Elizabeth’s interview, here.

This morning, Kristen was a guest star on the Today Show. Here’s a video of her appearance. Enjoy!

If Magazine recently chatted with Kristen about the public eye her life is in ever since she starred in Twilight and the affect it has on Kristen.

A lot can change in one year. Kristen Stewart went from a relatively low profile actor to top of the teen hot list. I’m talking, of course, about her role as Bella Swan in the vampire epic, TWILIGHT. Since the release of the film, Bella has soared into that rare stratosphere of teen worship and tabloid fodder. But the nineteen year old has taken fame in stride, becoming more at ease with her new life in the public spotlight and people hanging over her every word.
“I think I’ve gotten a lot more comfortable with talking about myself and knowing that what you say people are really going to take into consideration and that always intimidated me so much that I minced every word that came out of my mouth,” says Stewart. “I couldn’t finish a sentence because I was so concerned about how it was going to sound. I didn’t want to come across insincere about something that I really love to do.”

Read the rest of the interview, here.