Peter Facinelli took to Twitter to raise money for charity by auctioning himself off for lunch. No, you cannot eat Peter. Jennie Garth wouldn’t appreciate that, nor probably would his kids.

However you can win lunch with Peter. Check it out on EBay.

Via TwiMoms

According to various media sources Peter Facinelli and Jennie Garth are selling their current home to buy a new one where it is more conducive to horseback riding and other outdoor things they love.

According to E!(who is also getting the exclusive inside tour of the house) “In addition to 6 bedrooms and 7.5 baths, there’s also a cool game room, a big private pool, killer views and, of course, the ability to brag to your friends that you reside in the house that once belonged to Dr. Carlisle Cullen himself!”

Peter Facinelli was in the Virgina area at a mall appearance for Alex’s Lemonade Stand. The Fredericksburg.com caught up with Peter:

“Peter Facinelli had never heard of the “Twilight” books when his agent asked him to audition for a vampire movie.

According to Fredericksberg online:
“To fans of the movie blockbusters Twilight, New Moon and Eclipse he’s Dr. Carlisle Cullen. Now, Peter Facinelli is coming to Fredericksburg to meet his fans.

Facinelli will visit Spotsylvania Towne Centre on Saturday, Aug. 7, from noon to 5 p.m., at Center Court. Autographs and photos with Facinelli may be purchased for $25 and $40 respectively, with partial proceeds going to benefit the Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation, a charity that seeks a cure for childhood cancer.

According to the Providence Journal, Peter Facinelli’s set for the new movie Loosies is a little cramped, but that’s not stopping the cast and crew from getting quality work done.

‘Director Michael Corrente is sitting on a director’s chair in a hallway of the old Cranston police station watching a widescreen TV monitor where Peter Facinelli is playing an emotion-charged scene in the movie “Loosies.”

Facinelli, co-star of the highly successful “Twilight” movies and Showtime TV’s “Nurse Jackie,” is in his undershirt at a kitchen table which is part of a movie-set kitchen that’s on the other side of the partition directly behind Corrente.

The set, which is supposed to be in a New York City apartment, is so tiny there’s room to fit only the actors, cinematographer and sound man. But Corrente, who is directing his first film since “Brooklyn Rules” in 2007, says it doesn’t matter that he’s not up front with the actors. With the new digital technology, which allows the camera to hone in blazingly close on Facinelli’s eyelashes, he can direct the movie via TV monitor, with only occasional forays onto the actual set where Facinelli’s character is having a tense moment with his mother, played by Marianne Leone of “The Sopranos.””

See more at the Providence Journal online.

According to MTV’s Hollywood Crush,

“Last Tuesday, the Supreme Court struck down the FCC’s indecency policy based on it being “unconsistitutionally vague.”

The Hollywood Reporter says that the case originally stemmed from “profanity uttered by celebrities during live broadcasts of awards show” (thank you, Peter Facinelli and the 2010 MTV Movie Awards)( LEXICON EDIT see video below: warning language is not work safe, but it does illustrate the point being made by this article which involved an award won by the movie New Moon), but the result basically loosens primetime networks’ ability to use profane language and explicitly sexuality.

You can read THR, Esq.‘s in-depth summation of the court ruling on the link above, but we’re interested to see how the repercussions change TV in the upcoming season. Primetime has been getting markedly steamier over the past decade, especially in some of our favorites like “”Gossip Girl” and “90210.” THR also cites upcoming shows like NBC’s “Friends With Benefits” and CBS’s William Shatner-starring “S#*! My Dad Says” as other new shows willing to push television limits.”

As the article cites what particularly spurred this, was the spontaneous utterance of stars on Live Awards shows. Peter Facinelli responding to a show that was laden with F-bombs that were beeped out for home viewing decided to do it himself in attempt to satirize what went on that night not realizing that the MTV show wasn’t going to be quick enough on his additions. Peter later issued an apology via EW.

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Yesterday Peter Facinelli was in Canada on Regis and Kelli and today he’s on Today.

The Regis and Kelly show is on location in Canada this week and Peter Facinelli was one of their guests.