twilight

'Twilight' author Stephenie Meyer reportedly rejected Catherine Hardwicke's call to include more racial diverse in the hit vampire film.

Do we smell a vampire reboot?

Ashley Greene and Paul Khoury exchanged wedding vows they wrote themselves Friday in a forest outside of San Jose, California.

From groundbreaking DC action-drama 'Dark Knight' to bone-chilling horror flick 'The Strangers.'

The movie studio has set plans for a Hunger Games/Twilight-themed amusement in South Korea.

Some memorable (and not for good reasons) testimony at the Taylor Swift groping trial earlier today -- that and more, in this afternoon's Pop Bits.

Fox may have lost American Idol, but it hasn't given up on singing competition reality shows just yet. Just like Lionsgate hasn't given up on more Twilight or Hunger Games movies. These are today's PopBits.

Taking a cue from NBC’s tried-and-true “make it 1997 again through science or magic” business model, studio Lionsgate has decided that its best bet would be to return to the safe bosom of 2012. That was a simpler, kinder time for the production and distribution house; they were riding high, with one major franchise wrapping up and another colossal cash cow on the horizon. But in the years since The Hunger Games series reached its conclusion, Lionsgate hasn’t had a real hit. And in their search for the next big payday, they’ve gone the safest route by just giving the people more of what they want. Or rather wanted in 2012.

The actor related an absurd anecdote from his vampire years in a recent interview with Howard Stern.

'I mean, I’m always kind of curious,' Pattinson said when asked about his thoughts on a 'Twilight' franchise reboot.

Twilight's Special Tenth Anniversary Edition features "a bold and surprising reimagining" in which the lead lovebirds' genders are swapped.

After four books, a slew of online fan fiction, merchandise, and five feature films, we all thought 'The Twilight Saga' had officially been laid to rest. But, as we learned from 'Game of Thrones,' "what is dead may never die." Lionsgate announced that a series of short films taking place in Stephanie Meyer's popular world of vampires and shapeshifters will be created by aspiring female filmmakers.