"I really did not like [Jacob]. I would put my book down and be like, 'Leave Bella alone.' I had issues with Jacob — that he was just, like, manipulating with her and messing with her, especially when Edward came back in the picture ... I get really mad and I feel bad 'cause I think I take it out on Taylor [Lautner]."
-- Hills star/Twilight addict Stephanie Pratt, telling MTV News why she's 100% on Team Edward. (No offense, Taylor/Jacob!)
+ Wanna hear more celebs enter into the Edward vs. Jacob debate? Head over to MTV Movies Blog to find out who Audrina Patridge, Demi Lovato and Selena Gomez think Bella should choose!
Whether you're a high schooler or a happily hitched mother of three, odds are you've had one or two pseudo-dirty thoughts about Twilight hottie Robert Pattinson. So you can imagine whose seat Stephanie Pratt wanted to share when she and Frankie Delgado surveyed the 2009 MTV Movie Awards auditorium ...
Watching theReal World/Road Rules Challenges is like eating potato chips — once you start, you can’t stop. And since Wednesdays (at 10pm) always seem so far away, we’ll be sifting through the Challenge Dailies every weekday afternoon to give you your daily dose of The Duel 2. You’re welcome.
Diem and CT's on-again, off-again relationship is one of life's great mysteries (much like Airborne, Twitter and the appeal of Robert Pattinson's fugly, Edward Scissorhands haircut). And while we'll never fully understand how or why those two got together, Diem's booze-fueled hot tub soliloquy has helped to mitigate our disbelief. Watch as the preternaturally sweet girl-next-door goes on a drunken (solo) rant about her competition and gives us a glimpse of her wild sloppy, delusional side. Sing it, sistah!
As any true Twilightfan will tell you, the movie (though greatly enhanced by the hotness of Robert Pattinson), paled in comparison to the book. 'Course, given the series' cultlike following, most celebs aren't willing to speak out against the film that launched a million Edward Cullen fantasies. Until now.
"I haven't read the books, but I saw the movie," Citygal Whitney Port told our colleagues over at MTV News. "[But] I thought the movie was really bad."
