A very Happy Sunday to everyone! This week we bring you an Edward & Bella themed video from XAXAwitch1′s channel and is titled Come Back to Me Please Baby || Breaking Dawn and features Pina by Thom Hanreich.

This video is short but has a punch! It starts with reminding us of how Bella and Edward fell for each other in Twilight, before jumping to their wedding in Breaking Dawn, skipping all the drama and angst of their relationship in New Moon and Eclipse. It then focuses briefly on the friendship between Jacob and Bella that really blossomed in New Moon and Eclipse, just enough to show that there is a tie between Jacob and Bella that can’t be broken before panning back to the story again, that of Bella and Edward’s undeniable love. I love the little glimpse of the grown up Renesmee, who is carefree and happy. It just reiterates why Bella went through with the pregnancy, despite the danger to her own very mortal life. She did it for love but also unknowingly, she did it for the benefit of those around her, even Edward and Jacob since Renesmee is that light and happiness, a sense of normalcy in a world of predators and myths.

What do you think of the video?

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Little, Brown is reporting over on The Twilight Saga website that they will be releasing New Moon the Graphic Novel, Volume 1 on October 30th this year, with artwork once again done by the fabulous Young Kim. In addition, you can purchase Twilight Collector’s Edition Graphic Novel this October. The Twilight Collector’s Edition will contain both previously released Volume One and Two in one complete book. Check out the beautiful covers below:

New Moon: The Graphic Novel, Volume: 1

The bestselling graphic novel adaptation of the Twilight Saga continues with New Moon: The Graphic Novel, Volume 1. Here’s the cover of the book – look for it in stores on October 30th!

Also coming this October, Twilight: The Graphic Novel Collector’s Edition – which includes volumes one and two of Twilight: The Graphic Novel.

Read more and see the covers full size at The Twilight Saga.

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Are you going to pick up a copy of either of these Graphic Novel editions?

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Interview Magazine has a great feature on the gorgeous duo of Kristen Stewart and Charlize Theron from Snow White and The Huntsman in their latest issue. Here we have a couple of shots from their photoshoot and a little bit of the interview with Kristen. In this little snippet of the interview, Kristen talks about shooting different movies in-between shooting the Twilight movies, and discusses just how hard it was to shake the character of Joan Jett from The Runaways.

MITCHELL: It seems like every year you have these two wildly different pulls between the bigger movies that you do, like the Twilight films, and then the smaller ones that you’ve done. I remember a couple of years ago when you had both Welcome to the Rileys [2010] and The Runaways at Sundance.

STEWART: Yeah, I think it went Twilight, Welcome to the Rileys, New Moon, Runaways, then Eclipse, so it was like one of those movies between each Twilight movie.

MITCHELL: It seems like Joan would be another hard habit to shake.

STEWART: She was. I went to do Eclipse right after, and I think the director of that movie might have said to another cast member that he had to beat the Joan Jett out of me. [Mitchell laughs] For a while, I just walked kind of hunched over. Joan has great defensive tools, and I became a bit attached to them.

MITCHELL: Like which ones?

STEWART: Just the way she deals with people. I think we were promoting New Moon just as I was finishing The Runaways, and I remember going to Comic-Con with a Minor Threat T-shirt on. I was really happy and excited to be there, but I was so defensive and crazy. [laughs] It’s hard to deal with the press. There are always a lot of leading questions and opinions. Of course, our work is creative, and it’s subjective. But I was totally Joan Jett-ing out. We were doing interviews, and one wrong thing was said, and Joan has this crazy ability to just shut down and look at you like, “Well, I’m done now. Later.” It was so . . . I’m not like that, but . . . Yeah, I was then