An unofficial Twilight cookbook has been published. It’s called Love At First Bite: The Twilight Cookbook and you can buy it from Amazon for around $10! Now you know what to turn to when you finally manage to snag a date with Robert Pattinson and want to cook for him (and slip a roofie into his food.)

A few to-die-for recipes in it include Harry’s Famous Fish Fry, Blushing Bella Punch, Red velvet cake, and more.

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Goodness knows that the first kiss been “Edward” (Robert Pattinson) and “Bella” (Kristen Stewart) in Twilight was a highly anticipated moment. Apparently, that kiss was one of the several moments from Twilight that made an impact on the general film community. It has been listed on The Los Angeles Times Magazine’s “50 Classic Movie Kisses.”

The Twilight kiss took 49th place (just above An Education) on the list, and it is joined by a great many classic love stories and dramatic films (including A Farewell To Arms, Gone With The Wind, A Streetcar Named Desire, Beauty And The Beast, Lady And The Tramp, Breakfast At Tiffany’s, The Sound Of Music, Romeo And Juliet, Love Story, Sixteen Candles, Top Gun, Titanic, Ghost, The Notebook, and Brokeback Mountain).

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The Twilight car crash scene was certainly one of the more vivid and pertinent scenes of all the book, and the film (with Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart as “Edward Cullen” and “Bella Swan”) did not neglect to incorporate that moment into the on-screen story between those characters.

It was pivotal to the forward motion of the characters’ relationship, and it was also an exhibition of Edward Cullen’s strength and capability as (then unknown to Bella) a vampire.

Already, that particular scene was chosen as number four on AOL Moviefone’s “Top 25 Movie Moments of the Decade,” and, now, Fandango has selected it as fifth on their “Top 10 Romantic Movie Gestures” list.

Says Fandango, “Ask any girl under the age of 20 (and many older) to name their most romantic movie gesture, and it could very likely be Edward (Robert Pattinson) throwing himself in front of a speeding van to save his one and only Bella (Kristen Stewart). Vampire lore — and box office receipts — would never be the same.”

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G4 has a new ‘Twilight‘ spoof called Twilight Modern Warfare 2!!! TOO FUNNYYYY!!!! LMAO!! You have to watch it too!!

College Humor did a new ‘Twilight‘ spoof which is HILARIOUS! You guys should watch this! ENJOY!

Taylor Lautner Wins Breakout Movie Actor Award At People’s Choice Awards 2010

New Moon Spoof at The People’s Choice Awards

Carrie Underwood Wins Country Artist Of the Year Award (Kellan Presenting)

Twilight and Taylor Lautner won four awards yesterday at The People’s Choice! Congrats to the cast and crew

Favorite MOVIE: Twilight
Favorite ON-SCREEN TEAM: The Twilight Saga
Favorite BREAKOUT MOVIE ACTOR: Taylor Lautner
Favorite FRANCHISE: The Twilight Saga

Go here to vew the full list of winners.

Scene It? Twilight will be released in February which is a Nintendo DS video game, read below for more info on the game.

The ESRB has provided a rating summary for Scene It? Twilight on the Nintendo DS. The video game got a T (Teen) rating for drug reference, mild blood, mild suggestive themes and mild violence. You can view the full rating summary below:

This is a trivia game in which players earn points by answering trivia questions based on the movie Twilight. Questions cover video clips and still images from the movie. A couple of clips depict vampires throwing, choking, or kicking one another—and humans; other scenes depict a bloody vampire bite on a person’s wrist and a small pool of blood on the floor. The dialogue contains references to suggestive material (e.g., “I can read every mind in this room . . . Money, sex, money, sex—cat”), and a prom dress is …

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The infamous ‘Twilight‘ crash scene landed at #4 in MovieFone’s Top 25 Movie Moments of the Decade list! I mean OBVIOUSLY who would ever forget this scene?! It’s where the whole Bella-Edward relationship started!! Am I not right?!

Here’s what the site said about the crash scene:

The movie that propelled a phenomenon, this scene had pre-pubescent girls and middle-aged women equally putting their hands over their eyes.

Who want to watch that scene again?? I DO!!