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Paging Rod Serling–Los Angeles is about to become a Twilight zone.

In just a few days, Los Angeles will be taken over by a force unlike any other because the Twilight Convention is coming to town. For hard core fans, this is the opportunity of a lifetime. Tickets for the three day long event range in price from 25 dollars for a day pass, all the way up to 319 for ultimate experience, which is called the Gold Package.

Gold package ticket holders get only the best of the best. Of course that means front row seating privileges for meet and greets with the stars, and for Q and A sessions. The package also includes in-person autographs from all of the Twilight-ers that are confirmed to be in attendance, who by the way will be: Peter Facinelli, Kellan Lutz, Alex Meraz, Chaske Spencer, Kiowa Gordon, Charlie Bewley, and Justin Chon.

Are you already pricing a ticket to LA for this?  Hit the comments section and let us know what you’ve got planned!

CBS’s Early Show aired their interview with Robert Pattinson this morning, and it covers pretty much everything: they talk about Remember Me and show a new clip, and also mention Eclipse — which Rob says is going to be much more of an action movie — and Bel Ami, which he’s shooting right now.  They even mention that “Robert Pattinson is pregnant” tabloid story.  Check it out:

From the Twilight Twitter account comes the heads up that the official site for The Twilight Saga: New Moon just added a “release party finder” for the upcoming DVD and Blu-Ray release on the 20th.

Just go to newmoonthemovie.com and enter your zip code in the “Midnight DVD Release Party” box.  Then you can meet up with other Twilight fans while awaiting the release.  Pretty cool.

Even though Robert Pattinson couldn’t be there, the Oscars managed to nab Kristen Stewart and Taylor Lautner as presenters last night, and they both looked terrific in a black strapless gown and a tux, respectively.  They were there to introduce a tribute to horror movies:

A new still photo was just released of Twilight’s Jackson Rathbone in the upcoming M. Night Shyamalan movie The Last Airbender.  Jackson plays Sokka, a friend and ally to the main character Aang, played by 12-year-old first-time actor Noah Ringer.

Rachelle LaFevre infamously got fired from The Twilight Saga before Eclipse began filming, so when she didn’t even have any lines in New Moon, some people assumed there was a link.  It turns out that she did have a speaking scene, and it was cut — but not because of anything to do with Rachelle.  In an interview with MTV, director Chris Weitz explains:

There was a dialogue scene with her, and eventually that will show up whenever they release deleted scenes. It was one of those scenes that, when you look back at it, it’s kind of a surplus to the whole storytelling requirement of the movie. So there was no ill intent there. I wrote Rachelle and explained why that scene didn’t end up in the film, and in terms of filmmaking I can’t regret it, although I do regret it very much if it hurt Rachelle’s feelings.

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Another person on Eclipse production gets the boot.

Apparently, the editor put on the Eclipse film just got fired. This is the person who’s worked with tri-quel director David Slade in post-production on other movies like 30 Days of Night and Hard Candy, but according to reports, Summit just wanted a stronger edit for Slade’s material. It’s being said that the new editor on the project, Nancy Richardson, better understands the emotion of the characters and really can balance the action into the movie. Keep in mind that Richardson worked with Twilight director Catherine Hardwicke on the first film in the Saga.

Concerned?  Excited?   Terrified of a delay?  Let us know what you think in the comments section!

In an amusing new interview with People, The Twilight Saga: New Moon director Chris Weitz jokes that New Moon could’ve been a major Oscar contender if only teen girls were allowed to vote:

“If only the Academy were composed of teenage girls, I might be looking at a Best Picture nom,” he joked. “It’s a scandal that there are not more teenage girls in the Academy.”

He also mentioned that — being a member of the Academy himself — he voted for Anna Kendrick in the Best Supporting Actress category for her role in Up in the Air:

“I voted for her of course, because she’s my homie,” says Weitz.

Actually, I think there’s a rule about Academy members not revealing who they voted for.  I hope he doesn’t get in trouble.

In a new interview with Seventeen magazine, Vampire Diaries star Nina Dobrev compares her character, Elena, to The Twilight Saga’s Bella:

I think that Elena has more awareness of her friends and family, and everyone around her, and looking out for everyone’s best interests. But Bella reflects that unconditionally in love, the blinded love that girls really do experience sometimes. They fall in love with someone and they’ll do anything and everything for that one person.

I think I’m more like Elena but I have a little bit of Bella in me. When I’m in love with someone and they’re really important to me, I will definitely take care of them, but at the same time, I’m not going to throw everything away for a relationship, I still have my friends and I still have an awareness of everything around me.

Sounds like the girl has done her homework!  Whether or not you agree it’s definitely something she’s thought a lot about before.

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In a new report on Deadline about Chris Weitz’s next movie, the drama The Gardener, it’s mentioned that Weitz most likely will not sign up for The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn, despite the good job he did on New Moon:

Insiders said Weitz won’t return for the Twilight finale, and that Summit is already taking aim at another high-end director. [But] Weitz said he didn’t choose The Gardener over Twilight—the latter is still being written.

Sounds like Summit may have offered it to him, but decided to move on after he said he wanted to make The Gardener instead.  I’m very intrigued by who this new “high-end director” is, though.  Any suggestions?