MTV’s Male TwiHard has a list of reasons why he’s supporting Kristen Stewart in Snow White.  Our favorite is:

5. Kristen Stewart in armor

Let’s be honest, a big reason we’re all stoked about “Breaking Dawn – Part 2” is that we finally gets to see K.Stew stop being a delicate klutz and start kicking some ass. Well, she isn’t an immortal vampire in this film, but she is still one tough chick in armor.

Check out the rest of the list on MTV.

Kristen Stewart has an interview in The Guardian where she talks Twilight history and Snow White.

Many thought Twilight pushed an abstinence message, presenting sex as a danger to be avoided – in this case, of course, specifically because it would involve coupling with a vampire and a werewolf. Was it worrying to have that outlook pinned to her? “I always just very honestly said that that’s not why I did the movie, and it’s not why the book was written,” she says, adding that she finds it frustrating when people read the characters differently to her. “Mostly in this idea that Bella is a weak girl who is just obsessed with these two boys, and doesn’t really think beyond her own needs, and is selfish. And she is, completely, but that’s like the way to live, man! You’ve got to follow your heart. That is actually a really bold way to live, not making concessions, or giving things up … I don’t know why people ignore the sacrifices that Edward makes. I don’t know why the power thing has been viewed the way it’s been viewed, because I just view it so differently.”

Check out more on The Guardian

It’s nice to know that Kristen can take a joke.

This is the most recent Kristen parody.

Kristen Stewart talks how it all came about.

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Kristen Stewart talked to Ology about moving on from Breaking Dawn.

Coming off a five-film franchise like Twilight must be a little frightening. While the exhilaration and combined sadness of letting go of such a staple character is a given, the ambiguity of “what do I do next?” must settle in soon after.

Kristen Stewart doesn’t really have that problem. Or at least, she doesn’t let it get to her. The 22-year-old actress is about to release her biggest starring role since becoming Bella Swan back in 2007 — the title character in Universal’s Snow White and the Huntsman. The Brothers Grimm-inspired reboot also stars Charlize Theron and Chris Hemsworth. And after the lukewarm response to fellow fairytale remake, Mirror Mirror, there’s a lot of pressure for this darker adaptation to kick ass at the box office.

“It seems like it’s a very tactful move, this one,” Kristen tells me about choosing to take on the role. “It’s like ‘Oh, how do I prove myself in the franchise beyond Twilight?’ I was doing Breaking Dawn at the time when the script came up. I didn’t want to read anything. I wanted to finish and focus.”

See more on Snow White and what Kristen’s co-stars had to say about working with her on Ology.

There are some parallels between Snow White and fame.