"New Moon" fiiiiinally comes out tonight on DVD -- and depending on where you live, you could hang with some of the cast when it hits stores.
No Robert Pattinson, Taylor Lautner or Kristen Stewart ... but the other vamps and shapeshifters will brave the crazy Twi-hard crowd come midnight.
In L.A., Nikki Reed and director Chris Weitz will be at a Santa Clarita Wal-Mart, Peter Facinelli will be at a NYC Best Buy, Chaske Spencer will hit up an Atlanta Blockbuster and Elizabeth Reeser will stake out a Phoenix Borders.
For the full list check out Twilight's Twitter page.
Kristen Stewart and Dakota Fanning posed with Joan Jett (far left) and Cherie Currie (farright) -- the real rockers they play in "The Runaways" -- at the film's premiere in L.A. last night.
The young starlets really sing in the film, which is actually less shocking than the sight of Kristen in pink.
If the Internet is going slower for you today, it's likely because "Twilight" fans are watching the trailer for "Eclipse" over and over and over again.
Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart and Taylor Lautner are all back for the third installment of the series -- which also has Bryce Dallas Howard stepping into the role of Victoria, which was previously played by Rachelle Lefevre.
Dakota Fanning does a fierce rendition of the song "Cherry Bomb" in this new music video clip from her movie "The Runaways."
Dakota takes the stage as the band's front woman Cherie Currie, with co-star Kristen Stewart by her side as Joan Jett -- and these rebel queens rock it out!
Robert Pattinson wasn't always the popular guy he is today -- in fact, the "Twilight" star says he was handed several beat-downs as a kid just for being an actor.
R-Patz tells Parade.com -- "I got beaten up by a lot of people when I was younger ... It was after I first started acting and I liked to behave like an actor, or how I thought an actor was supposed to be, and that apparently provoked a lot of people into hitting me."
He may take a hit, but he doesn't hit on anyone -- according to Robert, he can't remember the last time he asked someone out.
Cameron Diaz stuffed her face at the Vanity Fair Oscar Party -- where other celebs like Meryl Streep, Jennifer Lopez, Jessica Simpson, Kristen Stewart and Sean Penn also struck a pose ... sans burgers.
Kristen Stewart's civic duty involved sex, prostitutes and an undercover cop -- and the guy on trial even got a happy ending.
TMZ has learned Stewart was a member of an L.A. jury this week in a 3-day case involving a man accused of trying to pay an undercover cop for some temporary lovin'.
The defense argued that their client was innocent because he doesn't speak English very well and the whole sex solicitation thing was just a case of lost in translation.
In the end, the "Twilight" star -- along with her peers -- agreed with the defense and found the man not guilty.
After the trial, we're told Stewart was so proud of her contribution to society that she asked if she could keep her juror badge ... and they let her.
That $140 million "New Moon" pulled in is proof enough that you Twi-hards will watch anythingBella and Edward related -- so here's video of Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson together last night at LAX.
With the "Twilight"saga blasting these stars to the tippy-top, it's easy to forget about when they were itty-bitty. See the New Moon cast then and now!
With the "Twilight: New Moon"movie flooding your brains, it's difficult to keep these beefcakes organized. So consider these photos your "Twilight" hottie homework.
Ryan Seacrest'sradio show came to a screeching halt last night after he asked "Twilight" star Robert Pattinson the most controversial, hard-nosed question in the history of questions ... what's the deal with you and Kristen Stewart?
As soon as Ryan asked the question -- apparently forbidden by the Twilight powers that be -- Pattinson's cold-blooded handler flipped out and pulled Robert right outta the chair.
Robert remained charming as he got up and left ... but the bottom line -- he still left.
Kristen Stewart's civic duty involved sex, prostitutes and an undercover cop -- and the guy on trial even got a happy ending. 
