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Kristen Stewart Totally Called The 'Eclipse' Trailer ...Sorta

by Lauren Metz Mar 16th 2010

Someone needs to fill Kristen Stewart in. Why? Because she was shocked to learn from a reporter that the trailer for Eclipse would be premiering before Robert Pattinson's new film Remember Me, when it hit theaters on March 12.

But KStew definitely knew what to expect because even though she hadn't seen any footage of Eclipse yet, she knew exactly which scenes would be included.

"There's a really cool thing that happens on a cliff with Jacob that should definitely be in [the trailer]," she told MTV. "The newborns are going to look awesome."

Okay, she's one for two because we still haven't seen any newborn vampires, unless you count this photo of Riley, but it is kind of impressive that she knew the cliff scene would be featured prominently in the trailer.

We're All About Bling, But Who Needs a Diamond iPad?

by Nadine Cheung Mar 16th 2010

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Mervis Diamond Importers has announced their production of the world's first diamond iPad, which cost $19,999.00 and will be available in June. But is this blinged out device hot or not?

We think not. While we love all things sparkly, we think the diamond-encrusted iPad is a little much. Yes, it's pretty, but a regular iPad is expensive enough, starting at $499. Now this gem version costs as much as a brand-new car.

The 11.43 carats of diamonds explains the price tag, but this is a bedazzled item we can live without. You can't take the device anywhere, unless you want to run the risk of getting robbed, and what fun is an iPad if you can only use it at home?

Also, think about your first phone or iPod and how many new versions have come out after those models. When technology advances so quickly these days, a diamond iPad will eventually turn into a very expensive and outdated artifact. It'll look great in a glass case, but it won't be so fun to use down the line. In this case, we'll pass.

Your First Look At 'Twilight: The Graphic Novel Volume One'

by Stacy Hinojosa Mar 16th 2010

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When we first caught a glimpse of Twilight: The Graphic Novel Volume 1 were were a little unsure. But now that we've seen it in person, held it in our hands and flipped through all 224 pages of its glossy goodness, we're in love.

"It's simply beautiful," Stephenie Meyer wrote on the books dedication page. "Working with Young [Kim] was always very exciting, but more than that, it brought me back to my first Twilight experience. She would send me a new set of drawings, some portrait of Edward or Bella would jump off the page and suddenly I would be feeling all the same things I felt that first summer while I was writing their story. The art made it fresh again."

The experience of reading 'Twilight: The Graphic Novel' is anything but typical. It's like a comic book, but it's hardcover. It's such a familiar story, but it's different. There are so many gorgeous illustrations on each page, but the words jump off the pages because they are Stephenie Meyer's original words from the first book. It's really kinda beautiful.

Gallery: Twilight Goes Graphic

If you're wondering how the drawings of Bella, Edward and Jacob compare to Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson and Taylor Lautner. Well... they don't. The artist based her drawings on the descriptions in the books, not the actors who were cast in the movies. So they really look nothing alike, which is a little refreshing and weird at the same time.

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