Phenomena such as Twilight and Teen Mom have shown the true, semi-shocking breadth of their influence in the government’s analysis of baby-naming last year.
It was bizarre, steamy week on the web. NewsFeed breaks down all the trending headlines.
UPDATED 5pm Eastern: It’s been a rocky day in the land of the 8-bit Twilight game – the delightful choose-your-own-adveture YouTube fad that’s been enjoyed by more than 600,000 fans and, for a brief time, was shut down Thursday. But its makers protested – exclusively to NewsFeed (see below) – and Summit restored the game. [...]
Just in case you feel the need for more Twilight in your life (we’ve already shared our take on the 10 eeriest things about the movie and even Judge Kagan has had to decide between Team Edward and Team Jacob), someone has made an 8-Bit Twilight Eclipse Interactive that lets you control the fate of [...]
Because she apparently doesn’t have anything more important on her mind, Elena Kagan was asked which Twilight character she preferred: the hunky, ripped werewolf or the pale, sparkly vampire? (Hah, as if there’s even any question).
The pure grade undiluted adolescent fantasy that is the Twilight saga has now officially made its foray onto the big screen. Eclipse offers up plenty of specters to be afraid of.
I have never read a Twilight book. Nor have I seen a Twilight movie. So forgive me for making assumptions when I see these stills from the latest film in the saga, Eclipse. Here are those assumptions.
According to Twilight costar Robert Pattinson, Taylor Lautner’s werewolf character is lacking in one key dimension: Anatomy.
Love Twilight but can’t wait for the June 30 release of Eclipse to satisfy your Edward, Jacob and Bella cravings? Luckily, clever merchandisers have found a way to exploit the fad fill the void.
