Bella's truck is almost like another character in the Twilight films. The 1963 Chevy has played a part in each of the released movies, and will of course make its way back to the screen in Eclipse. Now, fans have a chance to get their picture taken with the same pickup that Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart and Taylor Lautner have all sat in.

From June 25 through July 4, Bella's beat-up red truck will be displayed at Universal CityWalk's Cinema Plaza in L.A. Twi-hards are encouraged to take photos of and with the car, which Stephenie Meyer said she picked out all by herself.

Target has Bella's floral bedroom set back in stock. It was previously available in black/charcoal, but the purple version – just like Bella's – is now available to purchase online only. We wonder if it will be sold in stores this summer since we know Bella has the same bedding in Eclipse.

The bedding costs between $89.99 and $109.99 and includes a comforter, two shams, and a bed skirt. Want this piece of the Twilight set for yourself? Go here.

Do you think Peter Facinelli, who plays Carlisle Cullen, will buy this bedroom set for any of his three daughters, Luca, 12, Lola, 7, and Fiona, 3? He recently said their Twilight DVD has "burn marks on it" from watching it so many times and Lola is the biggest Twi-hard in the Facinelli home.

"My 7-year-old would go to school with a Carlisle T-shirt. The 12-year-old underplays it a lot. But if the 7-year-old had a Carlisle lunchbox, she'd take it to school," Peter dishes.

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 cool.

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.

Robin Mathews regularly gets up close and personal with Kristen Stewart. Why? Because she's K.Stew's makeup artist and the master behind the face Edward Cullen can't get enough of.

Robin tells Nylon magazine that Bella Swan's look was "tricky" in Eclipse because "she had to be a naturally pretty girl, but she's also surrounded by these mythical creatures. She needs to be plain, but beautiful at the same time."

Kristen may be thankful to Robin for her handiwork, but it's Kristen who Robin calls her beauty icon. "[She's] the most chameleon-like actress that I've ever witnessed. She can play a beauty or a wreck at the same time if she wants to."

BB Dakota probably didn't know what kind of craze they were going to start when they first created their sensible hooded jacket. But after Kristen Stewart sported the blue zip-up number in Twilight, it soon became known to fans as the "Bella jacket."

With the success of the sweet wardrobe piece, the California-based fashion company has announced a new collection inspired by Bella's style, reports WWD. Twi-hards will get to fill their closets with skinny cords, plaid shirts, denim leggings and hoodies, which will be available this fall in specialty boutiques and stores nationwide.

Could we see BB Dakota's line make an appearance in Eclipse or Breaking Dawn? We wouldn't rule it out. The cool part about the new line is that you can rock your Twilight style before the new movies come out. Those plaid shirts and hoodies will go great with Bella's shoes, jeans and accessories, which, if you wear with the right attitude, might just score you your very own Edward.

The real life Edward Cullen and Bella Swan could soon be invading your TV screen.

According to TheWrap, a television producer is hoping to create a reality show based on Forks, the small town in Washington that is the setting for the Twilight series.

But unlike the books, you won't see any vampires or werewolves on the episodes.

"We're not going up there looking to cast people who have claims to the supernatural," Gauthier reveals. "We want people who have a true connection to the community. We want to avoid people with outlandish claims."