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THR  While Twi-hards eagerly await the Los Angeles premiere of The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn -- Part 2, with many fans already camped-out outside Nokia Theatre, Christina Perri is providing a bit of early entertainment.

The singer, featured on the film’s soundtrack with “A Thousand Years (Part 2),” will hit the stage for a live concert on Saturday right outside the theater beginning at 1 p.m. The two-hour show -- hosted by Time Warner Cable -- will also include a performance by Twilight actress Nikki Reed and her American Idol husband Paul McDonald, whose duet “You’re All I Ever Needed” is featured in the film’s ending credits. Anya Marina and A Boy and His Kite will also perform.

TWC has also enlisted the help of several Breaking Dawn cast members to dish out a free continental breakfast for fans on Sunday at Chick Hearn Court and Georgia Street. In addition to a free bagel and juice, fans will also be gifted with a free Twilight T-shirt and goodie bag.

Atlantic recording artist Perri recorded the smash hit single “A Thousand Years” for The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn -- Part 1. Her follow-up includes updated lyrics sung over the same whimsical tones.

Reed, a first-time contributor to the soundtrack, tells The Hollywood Reporter that her song “was my way of showing the fans that this film has really inspired [me].”

Paul and I have a very strong connection,” she adds. “It’s very easy for us to write love songs together that have a very similar feel to this film and, I think, evoke the same emotions. We wrote it about Bella and Edward and about each other.”

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JJ On getting along with her cast mates on set: “I mean you hear the horror stories of people not getting along on set. And all of us have such severely different personalities but we all meshed and got along so well. I think the experience is so crazy that it bonded us. Now we really look forward to award shows because they brings us all back together.” 
On keeping her private life private: “You can’t control the paparazzi. But if you go to Coachella you’re going to get photographed. Whereas if you’re at home, walking down the street, you probably won’t. It’s something I’ve learnt to navigate my way around but I try to keep my private life private.” 
On her evolving style: “My style has definitely evolved. When I first started out I think I was a little all over the place and the clothes kind of wore me rather than the other way round. But now I’m at the point where I’m comfortable dressing for me, I know what works and what I like. Give me a great pair of skinny jeans, a t-shirt and a black blazer, teamed with an amazing Chanel necklace and great bag and I’m happy!”

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 celebuzz Taylor Lautner‘s character in The Twilight Saga is known for going sans shirt throughout major portions of the films, but fans should know there is only one shirtless scene to ogle at in The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2.

“There’s only one in this one, but it’s a serious one,” Lautner told Kelly Ripa and Michael Strahan when he visited Live with Kelly and Michael Friday referring to a scene in Breaking Dawn – Part 2 where he strips down.

Strahan joked with the actor, asking him whether or not he’d be keeping his shirt on in films now that the Twilight franchise is over.

“I hope so,” says Lautner. “At least a little more than this. It definitely comes off too much in this series.”

Speaking of his physique, the star told the co-hosts that “as soon as the franchise ended, it changed, my workout regiment, my eating habits – that bulk I had on wasn’t really natural for my body. I had to work really hard to get up there and work really hard to stay there.” He then indicated that no longer eating 15 burger patties and 8 meals a day made him lose some of what he had and he’s ok with that.

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examiner Today, Taylor Lautner is following in the footsteps of this The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2 co-stars Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson by hitting the promotional circuit in support of the film, and for his first stop, he dropped in to The Today Show this morning.

One of the subjects discussed during the interview on Today was the upcoming premiere for Breaking Dawn - Part 2 which will take place at Nokia L.A. Live on Monday, Nov. 12.

Beginning yesterday, Twilight fans up to 2,250 strong in numbers have already begun camping out for the Part 2 premiere, and Lautner reacted to that news, saying "It's unbelievable that fans are already starting to camp out and their support is just amazing, and we can't wait to get out there and see them."

Lautner also said that while it's something that's been happening each year since the very beginning of the Twilight Saga film franchise, it's not something he's quite gotten over yet.

"The premieres are just awesome for us, and they're surreal every single time. People ask me 'Do you get used to this?' and I say 'No, of course not because this is ... unlike anything else,'" he explained.

eonline And Savannah Guthrie certainly wasted no time reminding the guy of just that during his appearance on Friday's Today by pulling up several stills from the Twilight flicks that show the actor sans shirt.
"In the finale, Taylor, do you get a shirt? That is the question," Guthrie inquired.
"Of course I do," the actor replied with a laugh.
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The "finale," of course, is Breaking Dawn Part 2, and for Lautner, it's hard to believe the movie marks the end of the film franchise.
"It's nuts to me that it's coming to a close, because I remember when we were just beginning, I was saying, man, this is gonna be forever," said Lautner. "And here we are. Those five years have flown by. It's been some of the most amazing years of my life and it's a bummer it's coming to an end."
Later, Guthrie jokingly asked about any negatives stemming from all the attention Twilight has brought him—like, say, hearing loss.
"When I hear the screams that seem to follow you around, it's kind of deafening," the Today cohost remarked.
"Look, if that's the worst downside, then I'm totally good with everything," a smiling Lautner noted.

Later, Lautner followed up his Today appearance with a visit to Live With Kelly and Michael, where, naturally, the whole shirtless thing became a hot topic of discussion.
"It's funny. I had a conversation with the director...and I said, 'Can we maybe try and limit the shirtless scenes just a little bit?'' Lautner recalled. "So I was able to do that, and so, there's only one in this one. But it's a serious one."

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'Twilight' creator Stephenie Meyer talks Kristen Stewart, writing more Bella stories and 'Breaking Dawn - Part 2'

cleveland I caught up with Stephenie Meyer on the phone from Los Angeles to ask about her phenomenally successful creation and the beginning of the end on-screen.

How does it feel now, going from writing down a dream to having this huge global phenomenon? What does that do to your head, your psyche?

It messes it up [laughing]. Actually, it's really hard to connect because how this started was so quiet and personal and then seeing how big it is now, it's really hard to connect the two. Most of the time, it feels like something very outside of me. It doesn't feel like anything I could have ever possibly started. It's just too bizarre. It's fun to sometimes stop and think about just how very quiet and personal it was in the beginning. I miss that.

With the final film coming out, is it bittersweet?

It's been five years, but honestly when I think back to when we first started with this, it seems like a decade ago just because so much has happened. It's more sweet than bitter. I'm sure the bitter will happen.

What do you think of "Breaking Dawn – Part 2"?

[Director] Bill Condon has a really, really good touch for sentimentality, in the very best way you can say that. There is no way to watch to the end of this movie, particularly the last few minutes, without -- it's an emotional experience, amazing, it brings tears to your eyes.

Kristen Stewart gets all of this criticism, I wondered what --

She is in front of a camera all of her life. I can't even imagine living like that.

Me neither. I would just jump off a bridge or something. In the earlier films she was not extremely emotional. Some "Twilight" fans have said, 'We can't have her being overdramatic; we need to live through her as a surrogate and the way she sees Edward and Jacob.' How do you feel about that?

I can't say for sure what Kristen's process was. I do know that she takes the character and lives in it and creates who that character is and then goes for it. I mean, she doesn't compromise. This was her Bella. It's so consistent throughout the movies because she knows who she is. I do think a lot of people wanted to be in her position, and that's got to be a really hard place to be, acting a character that everyone's going to sit there and say, "Oh, but I would have said this!"

In the early going, Bella was chaste. A lot of parents appreciated that, thinking, "Oh, how refreshing," Then we moved onto a baby being ripped out of her with blood gushing everywhere. Needless to say, she's had quite an arc. How do you feel about where Bella is now, after four books and five films?

It's really exciting to have her get there. You know, some of the criticisms of the stories that I find to be the most ridiculous are people who are like, "Oh, she's so weak, and Edward and everyone around her are so strong." She's human, and everyone around her is a superhero! You know, youaren't going to be able to keep up with Iron Man. Bella knows what she wants and goes after it. But physically, she's just a normal human being. And by the end of the series, I got to take her through all of these huge experiences and bring her to a place where her mental strength has translated into the fact that she is probably the strongest person in this giant cast. And I love that.

You have said that you wrote "Breaking Dawn" as a stopping point, that you were burned out and needed to end it there. But you also mentioned you might revisit these characters at some point. Do you still feel that way?

Well, I know the stories. I promise that before I die I will at least tell everyone what happened [laughs]. Whether I ever write them, I don't know. There are some stories that would be really fun to write, but I also know I have a much easier time writing when I can fool myself into thinking that no one else is going to read it. It's part of my little game. Because there's a lot of pressure when someone's going to look at it. When I wrote "Twilight," I honestly never intended for anyone to see it besides myself. It's nicer to have some things that are just for you sometimes. So right now, obviously, anything I work on in Twilight World, a million eyes are going to see, and that's so much pressure that it makes it really difficult. Via @vonch