In a show promo, Bon Jovi initiates Taylor.
Archives for 2009
Celebrities Spoof New Moon
December 12, 2009
Stephen Lunsford (Private Practice) and Elizabeth McLaughlin (The Clique) reprise their roles from last year’s Twilight spoof as Edward and Bella. Brennan Mejia (iCarly) makes his debut as Jacob. TY to poisonivygerman on Twitter for the heads up.
Kristen Stewart Reveals Music Inspiration
December 12, 2009
Kristen Stewart talks to Spin about the music that she was listening to while shooting in Italy.”Two contrasting artists — Australian chanteuse Sia and iconic post-punk band Joy Division — racked up the plays on Stewart’s iPod. ”
Check out the video on SPIN where Kristen explains.
Men’s Health Recycles Taylor Lautner Cover
December 12, 2009
It seems that Men’s Health Magazine wasn’t very original with Taylor Lautner’s recent cover shot. The New York Post was one of the first media outlets to catch the repeat. The Post asked Men’s Health and their response was, “it was part of overall branding strategies.”
See the whole story on OMG Yahoo!
REMINDER! Taylor hosts Saturday Night Live tonight! We’re fairly sure that he won’t be recycled there!
Peter Facinelli at Z100 Jingle Ball
December 12, 2009
Peter Facinelli was in New York City at the legendary Z-100 Jingle Ball. There are other Jingle Balls, but New York is the ultimate.
Peter introduced John Mayer (who then played a set with surprise guest Taylor Swift), posed for photos, and signed autographs for fans before leaving for Georgia where he is at a charity event today. According to Fewter who sent us her video file at the bottom, “Peter Facinelli did a Carlise impersonation (wasn’t that great he just introduced John Mayer in his “Carlisle Voice” lol) I didn’t catch the part where he said “Pretend i have blonde hair” but i got this a picture! and btw the crowd went WILD when he came out.”
It’s Cookie and E-commerce day.
December 12, 2009
This weekend is a big shopping blitz for those trying to make sure thing get to where they are going. If you are looking for Twilight items, here are where you can find them (and some coupon codes because who wants to pay full price!)
CafePress (ATTICSINROAD=coupon code for $5.00 off an order of $50 or more) You can use the coupon at any cafepress shop, but in a blazing display of self-promotion we are going to feature our and our current best selling item. 🙂
Right now the Billy Burke inspired Charlie Swan homage is a popular one. No offense to Robert Pattinson but some of us are caught up in the charms of the more seasoned actors.
So check out our CafePress shop and others featuring all sorts of Twilight themed merchandise!
The Infinite Jewelry site that has the official Bella’s bracelet and ring is having a 10% off Christmas sale until Dec. 18th. So if you’ve been wanting the ring or the bracelet, you can get them at a discount.
The ring matches the description of the turn of the century-style ring that Edward gives Bella in Eclipse. It was designed in consultation with Stephenie Meyer. You can either have it in a white gold or yellow gold look.
The bracelet has a durable wolf charm that was also co-designed with Stephenie Meyer to make sure it was a true replica.
You can also snag official merchandise at Hot Topic and Borders. You can snag 30% off of one item with this Borders Coupon Code, and over at Hot Topic you get $20 off on an order of $75 or more, click here for that deal.
And if you’re done go see New Moon again and maybe bake some Christmas cookies!
MTV: Bryce Dallas Howard, the Continuity of Victoria
December 11, 2009
Felony Dismissed Against Chicago Area Woman Caught Taping New Moon
December 11, 2009
Early this week we brought to your attention the case of Samantha Tumpach who was caught taping approximately 3 minutes of New Moon footage in a Chicago area movie theater. What came to light was that she wasn’t actually intending to tape the movie, but rather people in her group who were there to celebrate a birthday party, and the movie was basically background footage.
She spent two days in jail, for the crime when the movie theater alerted local police. Apparently, the crime, though inadvertent, was a felony. Personally we thought jail time was a little harsh. We could understand a fine, community service, something like that. It wasn’t as if the woman was taping in order to distribute. Now granted, pulling out a video camera in the middle of a movie is ( as many of our blog commenters pointed out) distracting, bad manners, and really an amazing display of questionable judgment, but it didn’t seem jail time was warranted. Chris Weitz also agreed given the specific allegations.
Now the Sun Times is reporting that, “A Chicago woman arrested for illegally videotaping the movie “Twilight: New Moon” got a happy ending to her story Friday when Cook County prosecutors abruptly dropped the felony charge filed against her.
Samantha Tumpach would have faced up to three years in prison if she had been convicted of copying three minutes of the film during a Nov. 28 trip to the Muvico Theater in Rosemont.”
EDITED: Summit Entertainment has now issued a statement regarding the incident: “In regards to the situation with Samantha Tumpach, we applaud Muvico for upholding the zero tolerance policy on piracy when the incident occurred at their theater in Rosemont, IL. The pirating of films is a very serious issue and we all need to remain vigilant to protect the art of film and the myriad of businesses that the film industry supports. We believe that the attention that this incident has drawn, has served as a reminder to us all that any form of film piracy, or perceived piracy, will be treated with the utmost seriousness. Summit is pleased that all charges against Ms. Tumpach have been dropped and appreciate the efforts of the police and the prosecutors in this outcome.”
The Office Features New Moon
December 11, 2009
A New Moon Edward Cullen poster was part of this year’s Christmas episode of The Office. This year their Halloween episode also featured a cast member dressed as Edward Cullen. Thanks to RPatz News for help tracking down the video.
Follow Us!