ET talked with Peter Facinelli recently:

ET: You have a huge following on Twitter. What made you start?

Peter Facinelli: I just enjoy what Twitter is because I can really connect with the fans. It is a great way to share information with them and it is a good way to entertain. I like being able to put a smile on people’s faces and mix that up with sharing information with them. That’s important. Also, letting them know what I am doing. I have had people come to me and say, “Will you tweet this out?” There is like paid advertisement stuff. I am not into that. I want to keep my Twitter pure. I don’t want to sell my followers anything, I want to be able to have that base, so I can tell them what I am doing and entertain them.

Full interview here.

MTV reports:

MTV News caught up with the ladies in Park City to ask them about their roles in the film. “I don’t think it was ever a big deal to me,” explained Dakota, who plays Runaways lead singer Cherie Currie, adding that having Cherie and Joan Jett (Kristen) kiss in the film “was just a thing, another day” for the characters.

Kristen agreed with her pal insisting that the kiss was just a part of the script and not done for shock value. “It was never a big deal to me either … especially the way it was written into the story and the way it wasn’t, ‘And they finally get together,’ ” she explained.

Full article here

From MTV:

During the fest we spoke with Kristen about “Welcome to the Rileys,” a teen-stripper drama about a woman who has no options. And Stewart was eager to tell us that people who have their backs against the wall make for great stories — even for an actress who won’t let anybody back her into a corner.

Of course, Kristen unveiled a double-barreled attack at the festival, as she also premiered “The Runaways,” a 180-degree turn that had her portraying rocker Joan Jett. To some fans, the flicks were quickly abbreviated as “the stripper movie” and “the rock movie,” but Kristen told us there was much more going on.

“[The shocking thing is] maybe that it’s not, like, shocking,” Stewart answered when asked whether the movie will surprise her legions of devoted “Twilight” fans. “It’s really not a stripper movie at all.

“You never see me stripping,” she insisted, although reports are aplenty that Stewart spends much of the movie in various states of undress. “I think that it’s a really good story. Most ‘Twilight’ fans are young girls, and this is a really, really good story for them.”

Full article here

The Lovely Bones star Saoirse Ronan was interviewed by Hollywood.com where she talked about Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson!!

When reading a novel, most of us develop our own images of its characters based upon our interpretation the text. It must have been a bit surreal for you, having already played Susie, to picture yourself within the context of the book.

SR: Yeah, it’s weird. I really sympathize with the likes of Kristen Stewart, who’s playing Bella in Twilight. I think teenagers can make their points more well known than adults, and they feel quite strongly about things — [especially] with a book like Twilight …

Speaking of Twilight, I heard that Robert Pattinson snuck into the Lovely Bones premiere.

SR: Yeah, I heard that when I was at the after-party. I didn’t see him, though.

You figure he’d at least have the courtesy to say hello.

SR: [Laughs] Actually, someone said that to me: “God, you think he’d come up and tell you how awesome you were.” And I was like, eh, it doesn’t make a difference. It’s okay. I can see why he …

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SPIKE interviewed Ashley Greene exclusively, check it out below!!

Ashley Greene was interviewed by New Moon’s co-star Michael Sheen for Interview Magazine. They also have a new photoshoot with her, which we added to the gallery.

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MICHAEL SHEEN: Okay. This is my first question. This is the only really serious one, and then the rest are quite funny. The first one is: As an elf, raised by humans, have you found a lot of discrimination against the fairy folk here in Hollywood?

ASHLEY GREENE: Well, I think they’re just jealous that I sparkle and speak elfin and have cute little pointy ears.

SHEEN: It’s true.

GREENE: So, yes, there’s discrimination. But I really don’t care.

Read more here.
Via IFeltHope.

The lucky winner in a contest promoted by @Twilight and Summit Entertainment, @JennyBRUTAL had the chance to talk via a phone call with “New Moon” director Chris Weitz. She made some great questions, check it out:

2.) I know Edward’s car is now a dark silver, but was there any reason for the change?
A.) Availability. Volvo wanted to introduce a new car into the series, instead of the older model. So they provided a newer model, brown Volvo. Immediately we knew it had to be repainted, and chose a dark, non-shiny, black colour. It added more to the first Edward scene in the movie, the feeling is upbeat but the colour of the vehicle adds to the danger lurking.

3.) How did you decide to shoot the scene where the months are passing by, considering the books only name the months that pass?
A.) We originally thought we could use a blank screen with names of the months passing but felt that it was best to portray depression visually. CGI was used and the windows were covered by green screen. We used a robotic camera for revolvement to mimic the original hand camera as much as possible. I’m not sure if you noticed but with each revolvement the room changes, there are less pictures of her friends and the room gets more sparse.

Read everything here.
Via NMM.org

Collider has a new interview with Peter Facinelli:

Question: Does Carlisle have a lot to do in Eclipse?

PETER FACINELLI: Yes, he does a lot. A lot more than the first two films, for sure. You know, what I like about the third movie is that you get to see a side of Carlisle you haven’t seen before. You actually get to see what his vampire capabilities are because there’s some great battle sequences. It’s my favorite book.

Read more here.

Reelz Channel has a new interview with Bryce Dallas Howard:

Radar Online has an exclusive interview with Ashley Greene, where she talks about her SoBe photoshoot.

Ashley Greene hit the shores of Turks & Caicos in nothing but body paint for her first ever Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue photo shoot and she gave RadarOnline.com all the behind-the-scenes info.

“It was a really cool,” Ashley told RadarOnline.com. “It was a 12 hour process. They painted on everything from the scales, then shaded them in.”

Ashley posed in SoBe “skinsuits” designed by make-up artist Joanne Gair to reflect the company’s new flavors Cherimoya Punch and Strawberry Dragonfruit. “It was amazing that Joann created something that reflects the flavor and the bottle.” Greene’s body paint spread is part of the company’s ad campaign in the upcoming SI swimsuit issue.

Read more, andwatch the interview here.